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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
4
About ten year old Andrew Austad, son of Alfred Austad, accidentally discharged a .22 rifle while stepping into a badger hole in an alfalfa field on the east Fairfield bench. The bullet lodged in his right ankle and was removed by doctors at Chateau hospital after he was brought to the city. He returned home on Wednesday.
E D Forrest files on the democratic ticket for county treasurer in Teton County. He has served two years as deputy treasurer under Otto Wagnild and previously held the office from 1913 to.
In 1917 he began service and in 1920 was appointed for one year to fill the remaining term of J. A. Flynn as county commissioner. A long-time resident, he has lived in Teton county 29 years and in Chateau 15 years, and currently also serves as clerk of the public school board.
The 1927 club championship at the local course drew a record heat and a tight finish. Charles McDonald, long-time club champion, and Eddie Core battled to the 36th hole with Core closing strong. Core posted a course record 38 in the second nine as McDonald faced renewed pressure.
In a tight match par and two birdies set the tone as Eddie presses ahead to a 36th hole dead heat. A late pitch and run threat nearly sealed it, but McDonald halved the hole and retained the crown one up, ensuring his championship reign.
In Out of Doors in the Holy Land Dr Henry Van Dyke notes olive orange cypress and eucalyptus trees. In the chapter Going Up to Jerusalem he comments that few trees exist apart from an olive orchard or a round topped carob with withered pods.
The First M E Church announces morning worship and church school at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday with an 8:00 p.m. service of song and praise. An official board meeting is set for Monday at 8:30 p.m. Pendray holds morning worship at 11:00 a.m. All welcome. Vacation school continues for children with registration still open.
Farmington notes describe finishing touches on Bill Arensmeyer’s house and improvements by Chas Strand. Equity elevator crew completed work and headed to Bynum to install scales for the Gallatin valley elevator. Neighbors visit, travel, and errands fill the week with names like Lola Davidson Vera Seekins Jennie Baker Gunhild Lindseth and more.
Saturday activities spread through the week with Wm Morgan Howard Hanson and Al Dolaffe driving to Lewistown in a newly purchased Wolverine. M D Hammond traveled to Great Falls and back. Dauwalders visited Smith’s home. Mrs Conner traveled to Great Falls. Edna Francis Howe of Havre visits her aunt Ingred Anderson.
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