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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
8
The Teton Recreation Council met with Farmington to discuss spring recreational schools in Montana. Two schools are planned at Great Falls and Billings, March 29 to April 1, with Teton County allotted eight delegates. The council will request the National Recreation Association to increase the quota.
William Sayers 62 died at Chateau hospital at 2:45 a m Monday after a yearlong illness. Born in Winnipeg in 1878 he moved to Montana in 1889 and worked in farming and stockraising. Surviving are six children in Canada sister Mrs Elizabeth Wearley of Augusta nephew Milford Wearley and two nieces. Funeral at 10 a m Wednesday at the Catholic church in Choteau with burial in Choteau cemetery.
The Yum Yum Breakfast club of the Power community held its achievement day program on Saturday February 9 1985. Members parents school faculty school board leaders of the breakfast club Mrs Mitchell the Leader of the Home Demonstration club and Mr and Mrs Wilson were present. A delicious breakfast was served by the members followed by several speeches about club work. The group met and sang two songs to close the program.
In a Friday double header in Teton, the boys beat Conrad 28 24 after trailing 13 11 at halftime, Ness scoring 11. The girls lost 13 29 with Burnett leading Conrad and Burke top for Teton. The Booster Band, directed by C Edwards, provided music.
Friday night match sees the Racketeers travel to Brady to face the Brady Aces in a region game with local fans promised a tight contest and potential standings impact.
News reports Bruno Richard Hauptmann was found guilty of murder in the first degree. The jurors returned a verdict on the sixth ballot after about twelve hours deliberation. The judge set execution in the week of March 18 with no plea for mercy.
Fort Benton Centerville Fort Shaw and Belt are seeded for the district tournament February 20 to 23 in Great Falls. Teton Dutton Augusta and Highwood must win challenges to keep their spots, with Teton drawn Power and Highwood beating St Marys to seal a place.
Daily 5 PM observations show high and low temperatures across February days with precipitation marks. Notable values include Feb 7 27/10, Feb 8 3/5 0, Feb 9 43/15 0, Feb 6 51/22 0, Feb 10 52/24 0, Feb 11 42/19 0, Feb 18 43/12 0.
The band holds regular practice tonight with high turnout hoped. They plan a March 16 dance and concert events to fund the Havre music meet on May 28 and new uniforms, with 25 members chosen to travel. Dr W Boussard pledges each member 20 minutes daily practice.
The city council meets tonight to act on appointing a new city marshal to replace Giles Trescott who resigned yesterday.
Nels Richem, longtime Burton bench resident, died Monday at Warm Springs state hospital. Born in Bergen Norway on August 6 1863 he immigrated to the U S around 1888 and settled in Minnesota before moving to Montana 30 years ago. He was 71 and survived by five children and several relatives. Funeral set for Saturday at the Methodist church with Rev Edwin Dover officiating. The body arrived via Roberts Funeral Home after transfer from Warm Springs.
Students from FERA music school under C O Edwards enhanced the Lions club gathering with readings by Miss Garnetta Barnhill and a Lincoln talk by Fred Meadows. The program featured violin guitar mandolin guitar, and a new meeting night set to the second and fourth Tuesdays each month, effective Feb 26.
A Montana event features Col Sheridan of Great Falls urging national defense and universal draft while warning of subversive influences. Speakers Davidson, Mrs Sturgis, and Mrs Butlerdick address audience. Dan Thurber notes Three Rivers convention at Fort Benton and thanks Chateau post.
The event closed with thanks to speakers and Legion members and the auxiliary. Refreshments followed as guests enjoyed a social hour.
For sale items include a 10 ft double disc press drill with Mammoth bronze tongs and weight 28 to 32 pounds. Also an electric washing machine offered at sacrificed price. Additional listings note five heavy work horses well broke and a Case Grand DeTour one way plow. Contact Hap Cox Fairfield or Albert Wiseman Bob 37.
Mrs George Carey of Hiawatha Kansas credits Williams S L K Formula with ending eight years of neuritis in her neck and head and thirty five years of constipation and nervousness after four bottles. She reports no pain and no aspirin, five pound gain, and urges others to use the medicine. Teton Drug Store advertises the guaranteed product.
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