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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
4
The board of county commissioners named election judges for the July 17 primary and November 6 general elections. Precincts list appointed judges with voting places including schools and courthouses, detailing names such as Chateau No 1 and Power No 6, among others.
The notice names multiple voting precincts and polling places including Pendrey school for Davis, Blackleaf school for Blackleaf, Bynum school for Bynum, Agawam school for Agawam, Farmington hall for Farmington, Diamond Valley school for Diamond Valley, and Dutton school for Dutton. Precinct numbers 12 through 17 accompany listed voters and officials.
Fans watched a busy Fairfield wrestling card sponsored by Fred Thiel bar in Great Falls. In a headlining eight rounds Eddie Meyers faced Hugh Adams with Adams winning after Meyers choked him with the rope. prior draws included Jack Brentana versus Leonard Jorgensen in five rounds, and Totem Pole Anderson defeating Fred Mitchell in eight rounds.
Nearly two hundred people from eight districts attended a Sunday park picnic directed by Rev. Clarence B. Gauer of the American Sunday School Union. Groups held a brief Sunday school session followed by a potluck dinner and an afternoon program with songs, talks, and a message by Rev. Orville Dennis of Fairfield Community Congregational Church. Communities represented included Farmington Burton Bole Greenfield Hilcrest Ashuelot Diamond Valley and visitors from Fairfield.
Mass times listed for Choteau at 9 and 11, Bynum 11, Dutton 9 and 11, Pow er 11 next Sunday. Communion Sunday at Dutton. Vacation schools at Choteau and Augusta extend for another week. REV. J. F. SCHULTE, Pastor.
Ward of the marriage at Port Angeles Washington of Lloyd Weiser a former Teton county high school student and resident of the Pendray community has reached here The Port Angeles Evening News June 2 reports Mr and Mrs Lewis Bowles announce the marriage of their daughter Winifred to Mr Lloyd V Weiser son of Mr and Mrs E J Weiser of Miami Beach Florida Rev Earle Howell performed the ceremony at the First Methodist church June first Attendants included L Bowles Erline Bowles and Mrs Harold Bolyard of Ellensburg Mrs Weiser is a Roosevelt High School graduate who later attended Bellingham normal and taught in Port Angeles for five years Weiser formerly worked for Northern Life Insurance in Port Angeles and has moved to Seattle to attend University of Washington Law School The couple will travel to Upsound vacation spots then establish residence in Seattle.
The Deaconess school curtain project group will meet Mrs J A Swanson this Thursday for an all day session and pot luck. Vacation Bible school runs June 25 to 30 at the school from 9 to 12 and 1 to 3 30 with Mr and Mrs Dover attending. Winona Gitchell Marjorie Briggs and Bertram Moon returned from a 4 H trip to Bozeman where Marjorie was elected 2nd state vice president. The H D picnic prizes went to Pauline Rice Robbie Rice Betty Jones Roselle Rosscup and Patty Campbell. Married men beat single men in baseball. Miners were to play 4 H I boys but time ran short. Mrs Sorenson is home from the hospital and well. Mrs James Campbell visits Chateau briefly. Eldred and Joe Trochta visited the Jones ranch. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Edward N Davis on June 28.
The district announces a special board meeting in Bynum Montana on July 10 1934 at 2:00 p m to fix the irrigable area of each tract for loan conditions tied to a 382 500 funding. Landowners may object and the board will adjust acreage accordingly. First publication June 21 1934.
The article details candidates for several county posts in Chateau, including Assessor Wagnild, County Attorney Packer, and Coroner Connor. It notes Wagnild unopposed, Packer’s background in law, and Smith’s long public service, with Peterson seeking reelection as county surveyor and other local officials defined by party and tenure.
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