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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
2
The notice lists prices for one year two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents three months five percent the rate for foreign countries including Canada is two dollars fifty cents per year payment is required in advance.
In Choteau, Teton county, a public wedding is planned for next Saturday. Local business people sponsor gifts and bargains to aid the couple, inviting all residents to attend or shop, with community well wishes for happiness and success.
The paper defends reprinting John Hayes Holmes through The Christian Century, calling Holmes a dreamer and criticizing his antiwar stance. It asserts ex servicemen and The American Legion support forceful defense and warn against pacifist open conspiracy, citing WWI experiences and duty to defend homeland.
A first year 4-H clothing club was organized at Collins on May 25 under Mrs. Chris Hoerman. Six members enrolled with plans for more. Officers: President Mary Hilling, Vice President Betty Jane Bergan, Secretary Treasurer Claire England, Reporter Anna Hilling, Yell Reader Yvonne Cathcart. Meetings Wednesdays at 2 pm at the Collins community hall.
Mass services are set for next Sunday with times at Chateau Bynum Power and Dutton. Vacation schools open Monday at Power and Dutton under two Sisters of Providence with daily hours from 9 to 11 45 except weekends. Pendrey school continues two more weeks. No time yet for Chateau and Augusta. Rev J F Schulte pastor.
On Sunday June 12 the second Sunday after Trinity at 11 a m. Holy Communion will be conducted with Lee H Young leading.
Bret H Read declares his 1932 bid for Teton County sheriff on the Republican slate. He asks for support ahead of the July 19 primary election.
A. E. Moye announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county assessor. He asks for support at the July 19 primary and promises an efficient and equitable administration if nominated and elected.
Mrs Frances Rosengren declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the District Court. She pledges to fulfill duties as required by law and to work for the best interests of all citizens, asking for sincere support.
A statement announces Henry Ness as a candidate for county treasurer in the upcoming primary on July 19. Ness pledges to perform duties faithfully and efficiently if elected, subject to voter decision.
Rainy spells dominate week with drizzle harming farming and soil sogginess. Local ladies club gathered at Mrs Herman Huisenga's home for a lunch featuring new dishes from recent demonstrations. Marion Averill rushed to North Dakota after news of Mrs J K Lawson and daughter’s car crash en route to Minnesota.
The candidate, Elmer C. Smith, seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer in the upcoming primary on July 19, asserting his qualification by experience to perform the duties capably.
A Democrat announces candidacy for sheriff, stating qualification from experience and intent to run in the July 19 1932 primaries.
A brief campaign note for the office of county superintendent of schools at the primary election on July 19. The candidate pledges to perform the duties economically efficiently and impartially if elected.
Free 45 page guide by John P. Roberts highlights 524 attractions across Colorado to Wyoming with Montana featuring 12 pictures. Distributed via Standard Oil service stations to encourage weekend road trips and relaxation, part of a broader spring summer ad campaign to lift public mood and spur travel.
The speaker announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Superintendent of Schools. He pledges to continue a progressive program and strive to render the schools efficient if elected.
Mrs James Eckford announces her candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Schools. She pledges an economical faithful administration and to act in the best interests of the public if nominated and elected at the July 19 primary.
A candidate writes of his bid for sheriff on the Republican ticket at the July 19 primaries. If nominated and elected he promises to perform the duties of the office economically and efficiently.
A candidate announces filing on the Republican ticket for sheriff subject to primary voters. The statement requests support and pledges to serve faithfully and treat everyone fairly if elected.
A Democratic nominee hopeful pledges to seek the party’s support at the primary and promises to perform duties faithfully if nominated and elected, serving the taxpayers and the general public according to law.
W. H. Bill Wellenstein announces filing for the Republican nomination for representative from Teton County to the State Legislature. He states he will serve constituents faithfully and work for Montana’s best interests if nominated and elected, subject to the voters at the primary.
Distended chipmunk pouches reportedly hold 81 large corn kernels. The creature finishes loading with its forepaws as the last kernels go in.
A Boston Herald comment questions national drift toward the broad path and suggests an amplifier for the voice of conscience might help. The piece reflects a moral appeal without concrete remedies.
A county attorney candidate, Bert I. Packer, announces his run on the Republican ticket in Teton County subject to voter will at the July 19 primary.
Chas Klockler announces candidacy for the Democratic nominating in the county treasurer race subject to voters in the primary election. He emphasizes his willingness to serve if selected by the electorate.
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