Publication details for Choteau Montana weekly
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana where it is entered in the post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1946
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana where it is entered in the post office as second class matter.
Bynum Frances Denison reports the Relief Society held its annual conference Sunday with visitors from Chateau. Glenn Stott returned home after an honorable discharge. Local residents plus Idaho visitors and Fairfield neighbors attended events and a Friday luncheon at Mrs. Frank Georges’ home.
The Butte district Marine Corps recruiting office announced immediate enlistments for the Marine Air Corps open to men aged 17 to 25. Captain Kenneth Sayre, commanding officer, said it was the first time in corps history that enlistees were opened for a specific eligibility group.
The document reviews city fiscal affairs of Chateau Montana with figures on general obligation indebtedness 1945 budgets and special improvement districts for sewer districts 3 20 and 21. It lists bonds warrants and receipts including dog tax collections and water charges, plus official bonds for city officials and an examiner's comment noting proper verification and concerns over airport fund creation via transfers in 1944.
Miss Margaret Moser reports social visits in Conrad and Dupuyer while Otto Schafer travels to Great Falls. Local homemakers plan a sewing school March 13 and 14 and a card party with prizes. Residents attend Allotment meetings and hostesses host a sewing club and supper gatherings as families travel for visits and events in Brady and Great Falls.
The barbed wire fence was first developed and manufactured in De Kalb Illinois in 1874 marking a key advance in agricultural barriers.
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