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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
4
Historical records show Teton county has not reached normal yearly rainfall since 1928. Eight-year total rainfall of 82.01 inches falls well short of the 111.2 inch normal, yielding about 73 percent of normal. Through 1935 1936 and 1937 rainfall totals reach 15.51 inches against an expected ~32 inches, indicating a deficiency over 50 percent.
Dr. H. G. Edwin, osteopathic physician, will be at the Chateau Hotel every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, serving patients on those days with consulting hours announced locally.
Two Bynum men Charles Marshall and Gradon Green pleaded guilty to grand larceny before Judge R. M. Hattersley in Chateau. They received hard labor sentences at the state penitentiary for stealing and butchering a fat yearling bull owned by rancher Henry Haines near Bynum. Crime occurred May 22. head found under a culvert. Sheriff J. L. Billings took the pair to Deer Lodge. Marshall had prior term at Deer Lodge and got five years, Green three years.
The Breezy Hill 4-H club elected Roy Weint as president Herman Zeir as secretary Bill Gemar as treasurer and Dorse Jensen as reporter on May 13. The next meeting is set for June 10 at the club house with Dorse Jensen serving as reporter.
Mrs Gerald Ditto recovers from surgery in Great Falls while Earl Fjeld weds Joyce Brown there. Locals attend Memorial Day services at St Paul Lutheran with a full program. The Woman's Club plans two June 19 plays. Staff changes, visits, and social gatherings fill the week as residents travel to Great Falls, Collins, Simms, and Helena area events.
The Busy Beavers 4 H club will meet Friday at 2 PM at the Lois May Dulla home. Margaret Armstrong reports the event details.
Kenneth Poore struck out 17 as the Choteau All-Stars opened the season against the Best Miners on the local diamond. Errors plagued Poore’s teammates despite Miners’ ten strikeouts by Kitmas. Final count details unclear but a late homer by Alkim and late rally hints appeared.
An unclear lineup excerpt lists positions for Chote du Cardelli with Poore pitching Hanson at short H Baris at first Loomis in second Dale at third and left ES Baris in right field A Hanson in left field Elbecker at third. The text references an oath.
A fragment from a Legion page shows lines urging members to join hands and strengthen hearts, with phrases about living or dying to honor the country and the bonds of shared service.
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