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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1941
Page
5
The community notes visitors and family gatherings across Choteau and nearby towns. Elmer Dial visits Cut Bank, Great Falls guests arrive for holidays, and residents travel to Bozeman Spokane Lewistown Billings and other areas for Christmas.
Administrator R E Nelson requires creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims are to be exhibited at Bert I Packer’s office Larson Building Chateau Montana. First publication January 2. Last January 23, 1941.
The Travelers Insurance bulletin Smash Hits of the Year reports that in 1939 over 90 percent of fatal and non fatal accidents involved male drivers. It notes women account for less than seven percent of fatal accidents and attributes higher male exposure and risk by mileage and conditions.
Local club meeting announced at G B Ziegler home with Evelyn Ziegler and others hosting a tailoring finishes demonstration. Several families, including Larson, Swenson, Holm, Forseth, and Johnson, report Christmas visits, dinners, and guests across Great Falls, Simms, and Farmington. Luther League to install officers January 5 with offering for National Lutheran League.
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn ruled that a county may exceed the legal $10,000 debt limit without voter approval if the extra funds are used to aid the needy. The opinion, sought by I. M. Brandford, found no conflict with statute or constitution. Brandford noted Yellowstone County banks refused warrants exceeding the limit by $2,500.
During the holidays the grade school library issued books to pupils due back the week of January 6 at the regular library periods. New January Junior Literary Guild books include With Daniel Boone on the Caroling Trail, Polly Kent Rides West, Two Children of Brazil, and Grease Lightning. Nineteen private-lesson pupils will join the regular school orchestra after vacation. first three grades show strong rhythm progress. WPA half hour lessons cost nothing to the district.
During Dr Bateman's absence at the legislature, Dr Lyal Crary of Fairfield will take charge. Crary will run a high practice with office hours from 11 to 2:30 daily.
The Chateau Woman's club music and literature group will gather January 7 at Mrs. Geo. A. Carroll's home. Members will name favorites by book and author in roll call and Miss Cleo Buck will provide a book review.
Local artists Dorothy Dale Gilberta Lee Harriet Olson Gordon Harris and others have not called for their certificates yet. The annual art exhibit runs January 6 to 10. A film titled Lights and Shadows will be shown Thursday and may be viewed with the picture posing program on a single ticket. Wishing readers a prosperous new year.
Mrs Mauriceau delivered a baby girl. Joe Schmitz wager dismissed. Mildred Nelson, daughter of Mr and Mrs R N Nelson, admitted as a medical patient on December 30.
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