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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1933
Page
3
In the official paper for Teton County E L Jourdonnais argues against lowering the automobile license tax to five dollars. He notes counties rely on license fees for rural road building and warns a cut would shift costs to property taxes, with gasoline tax funds already diverted to state arterial highways. He concludes Montana is not ready to lower the tax.
The Teton County Board of Commissioners met February 6 7 and 8 1933 in regular sessions at Choteau Montana with all members present except A Auin. They approved January minutes read correspondence and dismissed a deputy clerk position. They heard from the Teton County Taxpayers association and agreed to cooperate. Groceries allowances were granted to Fred Reynolds and Mrs. John Swager. They audited and disallowed a Montana Deaconess hospital claim and approved various land reclassifications bonds investments and official reports. They designated Union Bank as county depository and approved numerous county payrolls expenses and warrants. The sessions concluded with adjournment sine die.
About 50 residents enjoyed a demonstration dinner hosted by the H D club at the hall with buffet service. The Woman's club plans a March 2 meeting at Mrs. Earl Zimmerman’s home and asks attendees to bring a lunch item. A dance is planned for February 25 in Bob. Neighbors celebrated Mr. Zeigler’s 70th birthday with a surprise gathering.
Lutheran Sunday schedule lists Dutton church with Sunday school at 10:00 and worship at 8:00 p m Lutheran League at 7:00 p m Trinity Church in Farmington holds worship at 11:00 am A Lutefish supper by the Ladies Aid is planned for March 17 in Farmington hall All welcome Chester Brecto pastor.
Bynum Wesley George and Eric Cahoon spent last week in Conrad and Walter selling life insurance. While away Mrs. George stays with her parents Ed and Bingham. Harry Young and Jack Jensen were business visitors in Bynum Friday. Mr and Mrs Heart, long employed at Flying U ranch, move into Bynum this week. Kropp family to live at the ranch. Steve Tristler visited Mortensen home Saturday. Mrs Reid Swenson recently returned from Chateau hospital and was briefly ill. Mrs Harry Stott on sick list. Bishop Bert Jensen and son Howard made a business trip to Dutton Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bert Jensen spent
Monday afternoon at the home of Wilson Moore. Mr and Mrs Roy Hanberg were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilson Moore.
In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Te ton County Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company sues Floyd Ghormley to cancel and set aside a 1929 agreement to sell land described as N Section 9 Township 23 N Range 7 W Montana Meridian. Judgment by default may be entered if no answer within 20 days.
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