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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
4
The second half 1934 tax period closed May 31 with County Superintendent Inez Eckford finalizing apportionment. The total to districts reached $13,819.68, up from $11,809.66 a year earlier.
Radio will broadcast two national programs about the 4-H club camp in Washington D C. Four 4-H members from each state and territory will attend June 13 to 19 to learn about agriculture work and government. Programs air June 17 and June 19 in morning slots.
C A Franks longtime Choteau merchant and his son Lester return to town, arriving Monday by car with an apartment set in the McDonald block. Franks sold Cash & Carry last fall to Hampton Bloom and had been in Minnesota for the winter after his wife's illness and death. Lester plans to finish high school at Teton and then college, while Franks now manages ranches in the county with lessees.
Hr. A. Chappell organizer for the Townsend plan arrived in Chateau and announced a Thursday evening court house meeting with an address on the plan. He previously circulated petitions and organized a local club after visiting national headquarters in Los Angeles. He has toured several states increasing his familiarity with the plan. There are 11 counties in the Great Falls district.
A Forest Service crew led by C. A. Bud BeNeal began annual maintenance in Gates Park area on Sunriver through Middle Fork of the Teton to Route Creek. They face snow banks while repairing fences bridges trails and building tasks including two wind indicators for the landing field. Crews also fixed about 100 new poles on the Te ton river telephone line and rerouted two miles of line to reduce flood damage. The crew visited Gibson dam and the Sun River project and toured Glacier Park with Mr and Mrs Davis. Mr and Mrs Jensen plan to return home Saturday due to business constraints.
Miss Geraldine Moulton and Miss Rat Harrington of this city completed the two year teacher training at the State Normal College Dillon and returned to Choteau last week. Both plan to teach in the fall. Moulton was accompanied by Miss Ruth Helen Albright, daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Albright of Dillon. Her father is a college faculty member.
Mr and Mrs E R McLean visited John Edwards home Sunday evening. Mr Pollock and Mr Stansberry plowed out to Collins on Tuesday. Archie DeBrucker couple visited Edwards Tuesday. Farmers began poisoning grasshoppers. Mrs Emil Depner and infant left Chateau hospital Friday for her parents home. Unintentionally omitted reference ahead.
M and Mrs L Jensen of Clear Breen Minnesota arrived last Friday for a week’s visit with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Capoavis. Jensen is cashier of the First National Bank at Clear Breen and owns extensive timber interests in the area. This is their first visit to Montana.
Mrs. D. G. Seekins took her daughter Cora to Great Falls for medical attention after injuring her foot a few weeks ago. She will need crutches for a period as the injury heals.
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