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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
5
Local notices report Bud Taylor visiting Cut Bank. Oksneas of Fairfield and Gibler of Dutton in town for business. socials include Odd Fellows dance March 7 and Gunther purchasing a house. Births, hospital updates, and road work notes accompany community happenings and business visits.
Local team eyes the state Independent Basketball tournament in Great Falls on March 23 24 and 25. A dance after the high school junior play on March 10 at the K P hall aims to raise funds and attract patrons with a 50 cent admission and free extra ladies.
A county board special meeting named a five member R F C relief committee led by W N Streeter with H L Stafford W B Butchart K E Sturgis and J A Baart. Baart chosen as the required county commissioner. Streeter said a county condition report will be submitted to Senator Larson to present to the state finance corporation in Helena.
Three residents filed with County Treasurer Meadows for licenses to sell intoxicating liquor, aiming to beat possible approval delays. Lewis Thompson, Dr. H. Beaupre, and Leokins of Power submitted forms, with Thompson and Beaupre also filing with the city clerk. They expect regulations and fees to evolve as the process advances.
City officials conducted preliminary investigations into whether to erect a city hall. Mayor C W Burns stated no definite decision but said the proposal has state examiner approval and would not require an extra tax levy. The city now pays 55 dollars monthly rent.
The Wallace Klockler family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of their husband and father Mr. Chas. Klockler. Mrs. Chas. Klockler, Wallace Klockler, Roy Maurer, and Charles Coulter express gratitude.
Montana State College outlines farm home ideas and crop reports as the crop reporting board of the U S Department of Agriculture releases data on corn wheat oats barley and rye shipments. It notes pink salmon substitutes red salmon costs and alfalfa seed shortages while urging grazing deferment and stock rotation to rebuild range carrying capacity. Poison campaigns against ground squirrels and prairie dogs are cited along with shelterbelt plantings in Toole and range savings in Wibaux counties.
Marketing specialist and economist C. C. Consor of Montana State College is set for two talks in Teton County. On March 1 he visits Dutton for two meetings with the Dutton Cooperative elevator directors and the public at 1 20 PM, then on the following Saturday speaks to Power Farmers' Cooperative elevator directors at 1 30 PM. County Agent Robert Clarkson will accompany him.
The district notes the sixth month of school ending and reports due next Wednesday. Seventh graders finished The United States Among the Nations and start South America with Miss Miller reading Van Loon geography. The article mentions Hawthorne and The Great Stone Face as current topics, and notes second and third grade Dutch-themed decorations and sand-table projects along with illness and a new pupil Marine Earnest from Oklahoma.
D Forrest of Virgelle arrived Saturday to attend the Klockler funeral and left Sunday. He traveled as far as Great Falls by train. He noted a long severe winter and two inch thick ice on the Missouri at Virgelle. Other out of town mourners included L B Kay of Fairfield Milwaukee agent, Earl Wood, Wm Jay, County Commissioner Algon Udin of Fairfield, H A Hanson of Cleiv, Jack Boettcher and Hampton Bloom of Bynum.
Catholic Services list masses for Choteau Augusta Fairfield and bynum with times. Lenten devotions set for Wednesday Friday evenings at Choteau and Sunday evenings by the Missions. Rev. J. F. Schulte signs notice.
A mortgage foreclosure suit was filed in February 1923 in the district court. The Midland Bank and Trust Company of Minneapolis sues Northern Realty Co with Hildebrand and Warren representing the plaintiff. A transcript of judgment in Oreste Giannini vs Peter Emperur was filed in Cascade County. Judge R. M. Hattersley presided a special term. Annie Glavey, 15, was adjudged delinquent and committed to the State Vocational School for Girls. Dr H W Bateman, Miss Margaret Nagle, and Mrs Maude Sutherland testified.
Adelbert Andrews visited Judith Gap last week to discuss business at the Chateau flour mill. The mill, run by Martin Depner for two years, will close soon and not reopen until fall. Repairs will occur and a new management team will take over. the new operator has not been announced.
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