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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1934

Page

4

Gravity water system discussed by city council

The council met Tuesday night and heard a discussion on replacing the pumping plant with a gravity water system sourced from the Teton river or west of Chateau. Licenses were granted to Chateau, Beaupre, and Parkway establishments. Ordinances lowered cigarette licenses to five dollars and barred beer sales to minors, with an emergency measure exempt from a 30 day posting.

Beaupre Parkway Cafe George M. Coffey Pat Crossen T. Q. Largon Paul Kropp Joe Mozer Teton Chateau

Meagher Visits Great Falls As Livestock Buyer

A. T. Meagher, a prominent livestock buyer from Great Falls, was in town Monday on business. He met local traders and discussed market prospects with area buyers.

T. A. Meagher Great Falls

Two One-Act Plays Set for Choteau Saturday Eve

Four 4-H clubs present two one-act plays Miss Mary Smith and Under the Law at the Teton county high school auditorium Saturday evening. Proceeds go to club work. Cast includes Charles Miller Lillian Miller Fred Miller Estelle Bertram Louise Clarkson Nora Bush and others with Oliver Forseth and Emerson Earles leading. Local visitors Herman Olson and Jake Anderson noted.

Teton County High School Miss Mary Smith Cook Choteau Farmington-Bynum Pendrey Better Robert Clarkson Ed. Savik Emerson Earles Mary Smith Charles Miller Kenneth Poore Lillian Evelyn Clarkson Fred Miller U. S. Army Vee Nape Lowry Larson Estelle Bertram Louise Clarkson Eee Nora Bush Mary Bridget Miller’s Wilma van Scherpenzeel AD Expressman Oliver Forseth

Pendroy Players Stage Home Talent Show Saturday

Pendroy residents will enjoy a home talent play this Saturday night at 8 30 in the Pendroy hall directed by Mrs G R Talbert who promises several new features along with previously presented material. Cast includes Alice Brownell Mrs Larson Ethel Briggs Mrs E Davis John Bolsinger Pat Campbell Carl Gutshall C L Gutshall Tony Reiss Leonard Sheeble Edward N Davis G R Talbert Alice Campbell John Rowland Ethel Reid Marie Mason Elizabeth Sorenson Ross Roberts Margie Roberts and possibly others. Proceeds support the church.

Pendroy Pendroy Hall G. R. Talbert Chateau Alice Brownell Larson Ethel Briggs E. Davis John Bolsinger Pat Campbell Carl Gutshall C. L. Gutshall Tony Reiss Leonard Sheeble Edward N. Davis Alice Campbell John Rowland Ethel Reid Marie Mason Elizabeth Sorenson Ross Roberts Margie Roberts

Mary Sulgrove Named to U Honor Roll at State Univ

Mary Sulgrove of Chateau appears on the Montana State University honor roll for the fall quarter. The list includes 50 women and 41 men, marking a field of 91 honorees, nine more than a year earlier. Sulgrove, now employed in the county assessor's office, will not return for the current quarter.

Acantha State University Missoula Mary Sulgrove Chateau The State University Perood Bert Robison Livingston Robert Bates Elizabeth Kliemann Great Falls Miss Sulgrove

Three Montana Experiment Stations Face Closure Over Budgets

Washington. Discontinuance of eight agriculture experiment stations in Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, and New Mexico is threatened unless a change is made in present budget estimates. Rep. Ayers of Montana Rep. Carter of Wyoming Rep. Cummings of Colorado and Rep. Chavez of New Mexico urged restoration to protect station activities. Stations listed include Havre Huntley Moccasin Archer outside Cheyenne Sheridan Akron and Colorado Agricultural College station Fort Collins.

Washington Montana Wyoming Colorado New Mexico Ayers Mont Carter Wyo Cummings Colo Chavez N. M Subcommittee On Agriculture Appropriations Havre Huntley Mocccasin Archer Cheyenne Sheridan, Wyo Akron and Colorado Agriculture College Station Fort Collins, Colo

Grasshopper War May Require Federal Funds

Montana entomologist A. L. Strand urges rapid passage of measures in Congress to fund a $2.35 million anti grasshopper campaign across Montana and the northwest. He warns the pest is menacing, with egg pods in soil and warm spring weather soon bringing a hungry invasion, requiring immediate poisoning campaigns and minimal amendments to succeed.

Bozeman Congress Montana Northwest A. L. Strand Montana State College House Senate

Montana Faces Red Ink At End Of Year

State finances show overappropriations from general and emergency relief funds totaling 270 602 and 227 030 respectively with a January 1 1934 overdraft of 1 388 841. Liquor store profits are urged to balance books with a projected post session total revenue of 1 107 900 from present laws and new legislation.

Helena Montana United Press State William Hosking Hosking

State liquor profits not included in $1 155 687 budget figure

Hosekng's figures for appropriations total $1 155 687 but exclude estimated profits from the state liquor store system, according to the report.

Hosking

First Grade to Lead Assembly on February Heroes

Public school first graders will organize next Wednesday’s assembly on February Heroes. Notable February birthdays include Lindbergh Edison Lincoln Washington Longfellow. A weekly Monday library hour features student readings by Edna Arensmeyer Phyllis Walley Jean Smith Billy Luther Lucille Olson and Verna Huff.

Charles Lindberg Thomas Edison Abraham Lincoln George Washington Jf. J W. Longfellow Edna Arensmeyer Phyllis Walley Jean Smith Billy Luther Lucille Olson Verna Huff

Fifth Grade Sets Lincoln Edison Program Friday

The fifth grade will present a program on Friday February 9 featuring a dramatization of Lincoln’s life and a short talk on the work of Thomas A Edison. Eugene Ameline has moved to Augusta to work, bringing the fifth grade enrollment to 25.

Luther Lincoln Thomas A. Edison Eugene Ameline Augusta

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