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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1930
Page
8
At St. Luke's church Rev J F Schulte announced the bishop approved the parish annual financial report and its mailing to parishioners. The bishop praised the community for clearing debt on both hall and church and for $1700 in improvements. The same meeting noted county clerk fees of $1 048.70 for the quarter ending November 30.
A D Moir and his son returned Saturday from a month in New York, Washington and other eastern cities. They visited relatives in Saranac Lake and Utica, saw Dr Mason in New York, time in Washington with Scott Leavitt and Jimmie Pridham, and noted unseasonably warm weather. The son’s ear condition was checked by a specialist and did not require operation.
Henry Robison reports facts from a Monterey clipping about Pat H Crossen Jr involved in a Monterey crash. William Bent drove a Buick sedan in Pacific Grove when they struck a curb and pole, causing a fire and car destruction. Crossen escaped serious injury, treated at Peninsula hospital, while Bent remained uninjured.
Troop 52 of Boy Scouts will be installed at the courthouse tonight in a combined ceremony with a court of honor. Field Executive Russell Conklin of Great Falls will lead the event with 12 Scouts from Troop 51 assisting.
The Mosers visited Chateau on business last Friday. Gus Moses rode to Collins Monday to visit at John Keller’s home. Arlie Talifson traveled to By num Saturday to see Don Britton. Henry Weist and H H Wuest families dined at Woodward home. Jake Trost family visited Adolph Moser Sunday. Temperatures ranged to 32 degrees below zero on Thursday and Monday mornings.
Loomis scores 30 for Teton while Peters and Flannigan add points in the lopsided win. Final tally 44 for Teton, 15 for Great Falls as Woodahl and Hanson contribute on defense and offense in a decisive coast-to-coast performance.
C A Rasmussen, the internal revenue collector for Montana, says information returns forms 1099 and 1096 for 1929 and later must be filed with the Helena office instead of Washington D C. The due date is February 15, not March 15 as in the past.
County Attorney directs inspection and stamping duties. Appointed inspectors include Clarence McNeal Dist 1 Bynum Henry Ness Dist 2 Fairfield Co J Cutz Dist 3 Power Donald Rice Dist 4 J L Fallon Dist 5, Pendrey Dist 7 J G Jackson Dist 8 Choteau and the sheriff's office Dist 9 Choteau. Clarkson offers copies of the new law to any interested farmer via his office.
The eighth grade hosts an assembly honoring Benjamin Franklin's birthday with Mr. W G Bloomdahl delivering a fine talk. Perfect citizenship scores are listed for first graders led by Charles Burrows and others. Donald McGinnis has chicken pox. Report cards go home this week. Third graders earned many stars for timed tests and will present an Elves and the Shoemaker drama, Beulah Roll reading, songs, and more.
The week features exam focus across departments. Miss Vaughn updates gym and glee club dance steps for a fast paced operetta with music room progress. Miss Dahlstrom's food class tours Chateau Meat Co to view beef pork veal and mutton cuts.
The seventh period pep program featured the high school band directed by Miss Vaughn with songs like Teton Will Shine Tonight and a vaudeville act by Chick Sulgrove and Alex Truchot. Students Ruth Moore and others earned honor rolls, while the FFA held its January meeting with fights, a shooting gallery, and the one act pantomime The Light Went Out.
A productive session closed over lunch as the program committee chaired by Herman Earls with Billy Cole Jim Connole and Spud Moore wrapped several key items in the year’s schedule.
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