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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
8
Chateau Lions club presents an all male blackface minstrel at the county high school auditorium on Thursday March 17 at 8 pm. Three parts include a negro spiritual meeting a plantation era celebration and a mock negro court case with named cast members and musical numbers.
Montana anticipates record tourist influx in 1988 driven by Montanans Inc advertising. Choteau contributes 100 dollars to the state wide fund as campaigns target newspapers magazines and travel hubs to attract vacationers hunters anglers and sports enthusiasts statewide and abroad.
Erickson and four end men with two ladies Dan Edwards and George Jackson present a full evening of entertainment. A choir of eighteen and four part spirituals will be performed with several specialties between acts. Dr H W Bateman chairs arrangements Miss Mae Walton directs and Mrs George Tennant accompanies. Tickets cost 50c for adults 25c for students and children first come first served.
Geo E McDonnell of Conrad Montana and Frank H McDonnell of Great Falls Montana form a partnership under Montana Mustard Seed Company to handle mustard seeds and grains with principal office at Power Montana. Notary Mary M Curran of Cascade County Montana attests on February 26 1938 with public seal. First publication March 10 last publication April 7.
Shelby Lions Club hosted an entertaining evening urging Montanans to buy Montana made products especially gasoline from Montana crude. N W Edwards chaired the program with about 14 locals attending. Wm Fulton George White and Norman Wampler spoke and the Cut Bank and Conrad clubs sent delegations led by Senator Drumhiller and others.
County Agent Fred Willson reports an unusually good fun feed program planned for Chateau on March 24 with strong community support. He urges remaining towns to send their numbers for full published plans and tickets to be returned after the 19th. In Chateau unsold tickets will be filled after the 21st, doors open at 5, program at 6 30 and a dance follows the feed.
The Senate confirmed Clifford H. Willson of Montana as regional director for the Farm Security Administration. He is brother to County Agent Fred Willson and formerly Valley county extension agent for nine years, recently serving in Denver as FSA assistant regional administrator in charge of land utilization. He succeeds Dr. E. A. Starch who resigned earlier.
Classified brief listing a furnished apartment for rent in the McDonald block Chateau with contact guidance and date line.
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