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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1931
Page
4
Falls DeMolays edged Choteau 25 to 23 at Great Falls on a fast Saturday night. Jones hit three long shots in the third period to swing momentum as Morris and Cohoe tied for scoring honors with nine points each.
The 13th annual gathering will be held at the Masonic temple on Friday evening February 6 1931. Members should send membership applications to the secretary at once and meet the qualifications for membership.
The notice states applicants must be 21 years old and a son or daughter of a registered member of Teton's Oldest Settlers. Invitations will come only via KFBB and newspaper notices. All members should attend. A door charge of $1.50 per person covers dance and banquet. CORA MILLER, Sec. 34-2t
The family thanks friends for sympathy and assistance during illness death and burial of their wife and mother. They appreciate flower and music contributions. Sam Agee and family.
The text outlines rules for flour packing in new cotton sacks of 98 pounds and mill feed in burlap sacks of 100 pounds. It notes owner option to use other sizes with price differentials, and toll charges by mill capacity from 95 to 100 barrels per day. Sacks cost 25 cents per barrel for 98 pound sacks. some mills do not pack customer sacks. grinding charges also set at 25 cents per bushel.
Official notice from H. W. Bateman demands all claimants file and present their claims for payment against Bateman and Dulaney at his office. The notice specifies that claims must be presented to the designated office for settlement.
The first grade earns honor roll for the third six weeks with pupils like Lola Burns and Annie Luinstra. Second graders broadcast a program over KOC with Kathleen Wallace as announcer. Third through sixth grades report on music, instrument notebooks, scrapbooks, spelling records, and mid year checks with notices to parents. Local residents visit farms, attend meetings, and plan hall additions.
Mrs. Henry Davidson traveled to California last Saturday to visit relatives. A. O. Longmuir and Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Tangen dined at the Cal Binford home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Conner drove to Great Falls on Monday and Mrs. Conner stayed for a few days. Mr. Conner returned to Farmington Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Arensmeyer were dinner guests at the Chalmers home last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Fuller were guests at the Porter ranch on Sunday. Coburns have moved into the Lewis house after returning from western trips. Mrs Will Wellenstein hosted a bridge party with guests from Choteau. Nick Wellenstein’s bridge dinner for 16 awarded prizes to Mrs Larson Mrs Gutshall Mr Campbell and Mr Talbert. Seuferts visited Ewinskis on Saturday. Paul Briggs and children from Chateau spent the weekend on the ranch. W D Jones called on the Ewinskis Monday. Swanson and Gutshall traveled to Shelby to meet John Swanson who had been in Helena. Ladies Aid met at Mrs J R Jones with next meeting at Mrs Joe Ewinski. Bolsingers and George visited Great Falls. Church was well attended and next service set for Sunday at 11:00 am. Andy Seufert and Margaret Primmer attended a picture show with Ashworth. Swansons at Chateau also attended. Wiggins went to Great Falls for the weekend. Wellenstein and Gutshall and Seufert and Zarson and Talbert played Midge with Ewinski. Gutshall had high score. Bruno family moved into Coburn’s former house.
Men around Pendray spent the past week spreading cinders on streets. The cinders were shipped in by the Great Northern. Local residents reported days of steady work and a visible improvement to road surfaces.
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