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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
3
The Choteau Montana weekly paper E L Journonnais lists owner publisher and publication cadence. It provides subscription rates: one year two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents three months seven cents with foreign country rate two fifty per year and advance payment required.
The piece praises Theodore Roosevelt for accepting presidential duties with earnest faith. It quotes his post oath prayer and notes his religious sentiment, humility before God, and belief that he can become a great president if his mind and body sustain him.
Inaugural ceremonies in Washington showcased national unity as supporters and critics alike witnessed a peaceful transfer of power. The piece notes Hoover and Roosevelt riding to the Capitol as two Americans and two patriots, exemplifying orderly government and continuity.
Residents of Chateau and Teton county faced the four day bank holiday with good humor and restraint. Officials nationwide aimed to prevent bank runs and protect gold reserves while awaiting credit stabilization and eased business prospects. Montana’s bank superintendent stated banks remain sound and lead the nation in that regard.
The Montana State College Bobcat band will not perform here on March 24 as announced. A mixup in dates between Conrad and Shelby led to canceling the Conrad date and securing a Cascade engagement instead. About 30 players from the ROTC and concert bands will tour, with a program of standard works and popular numbers.
Mass times listed for Choteau Power and Dutton on Sunday March 12 communion Sunday observed at Choteau and Power. Rev. J F Schulte pastor.
Premium Center notes spring arrival and community happenings. Neighbors gathered at Henry Bremer’s home for a belated Christmas dinner, after a family bereavement changed plans. Walter Edwards broke his car’s universal knuckle. locals enjoyed a recreational meet at Chateau and an evening of cards at Herman Huisenga’s.
Services shift to St. Paul Lutheran on Sunday March 12 at 3 pm with Sunday school at 2 pm All invited Sewing circle meets at Mrs Sam Ness home Wednesday March 15 Helen Johnson visits Cas cade family and power high school student Evelyn Cutz drives home to attend class.
Views from Highview notes Mr and Mrs Dick Southwick motor to Chateau on Tuesday with Ross Roberts returning home improved though needing foot treatment. Overnight guests included Manford Jones James Jardine and Willie Anderson en route from Chateau. Mrs Elsie Jones and Doris visited Mrs H E Passmore and family. Dick Nugen did business in Pendroy. Roy Estes and Pendray guests at Jay Gilchell ranch. Albert Den Boer and Peter Den Boer at A G Roberts home. Peter Den Boer had sugar operation in Conrad last Wednesday.
Residents recount visits from E. J. Jordan and James of Great Falls en route to Shelby. Local events include a Boy Scouts program, boxing by Gustav Keller, and dances hosted by the Collins Recreational Society and Community Club. A fire burned Domnick Banis’s machine shed with injuries. An old timer fiddler contest may be held in spring with local organizers inviting participants.
Pendroy residents shared visits with neighbors and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Fuller and the Sprinkles. Church services are set for next Sunday at 3 p.m. Mrs. Jones hosted the Ladies Aid with Mrs. Swan son. Hospital updates include Robert Sheppard moved to Great Falls for care from Maynard hospital. Various social events filled the week from quilting bees to card parties and store renovations.
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Te ton County George F Miller plaintiff vs Albert Schwanbeck Agnes Schwanbeck defendants. Sheriff to sell at public auction for cash on March 31 1933 at 2 00 pm front door of the Court House Chateau Montana the SE 1 4 of Section 19 Township 25 N Range 4 W MT Meridian with appurtenances. Dated Chateau March 1933 J L Billings Sheriff Bert I Packer attorney for plaintiff First pub March 9 last March 30
The U S Land Office in Great Falls Montana reports heirs of Mary Ann Read deceased of Chateau Montana filed intent to complete purchase of desert land entered June 4 1903 for section 28 township 23 north range west P M. Objections or adverse claims to the described land are invited under the 1929 act.
The applicant must file duplicate protest affidavits in this office within 30 days after the first printed issue of this notice. failure to do so may allow the application. A. H. Stringham, Acting Register. First pub March 2, last March 30.
In Teton County Montana District Court George E. Miller sues Octave DeRusha and Ella DeRusha for foreclosure of land in Section 18 Township 25 North Range 4 West and associated rights including 14 shares of Eldorado Cooperative Canal Company stock certificate No 12. Under-Sheriff T J Dellwo signs, with first publication March 2 and last March 23, 1933.
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