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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1929

Page

4

City Election Appointments Set for April Ballot

At the last council meeting clerks and judges were appointed for the upcoming city election to be held the first Monday in April. Ward one judges are C H Connor W A Emerick and Ella Mellon with clerks Mrs H E Price and Mrs C H Porter. Ward two judges Agnes Franklin Jas Heighton and Mrs L E Taylor with clerks Mrs C H Peters and Mrs Decil Huffman. Polling places are the city fire hall and the county courthouse respectively. An alderman from each ward, a city treasurer and a police magistrate will be elected for two year terms. Retiring aldermen are H D Robinson in ward two and Charles Malcolm in ward one. Current treasurer is W B Butchart and magistrate J G Jackson, appointed to fill the late J E De Haas term.

C. H. Connor W. A. Emerick Ella Mellon H. E. Price C. H. Porter Agnes Franklin Jas. Heighton L. E. Taylor C. H. Peters Deceil Huffman County Court House H. D. Robinson Charles Malcolm W. B. Butchart J. G. Jackson J. E. de Haas

Days of 49 Celebration Adds About 350 to Legion Funds

Approximately $350 was added to Chateau Post No. 6 of the American Legion exchequer from last Friday and Saturday's Days of 49 celebration. Post finance officer C. D. McDonald released the figure Tuesday, noting favorable weather drew attendees from miles away as spring began.

Chateau Post No. 6 American Legion C. D. McDonald

Legionnaires Aid Fun at Benefit Event Amidst Games

The text describes Legionnaires assisting attendees at a benefit gathering to enjoy themselves while the unlucky players saw their piles dwindle at blackjack or other 49 games, emphasizing a good time for a charitable cause.

Legionnaires

Four Draw Fines in Police Court Monday

Four men arrested Saturday night faced Police Magistrate John G. Jackson Monday. All pleaded guilty to city ordinance infractions and fines totaled 60 dollars. Emrick Joramo of Agawam paid 25 dollars for disturbing the peace. Fred Ritzschke, also of Agawam, 15 dollars after a chase. Halvor Tordol of Fairfield and Ed Merlin of Bole each paid 10 dollars for drunkenness and conduct.

John G. Jackson Emrick Joramo Agawam Joramo Fred Ritzschke John Moore Ritzschke Halvor Tordol Fairfield Ed. Merlin Bole

Easter Week at First Methodist Church Promotes Sacrifice

The community church outlines services for March 17 including morning worship and Epworth League. Pastor urges Easter giving and reflects on sacrifice, inviting all to participate. DeMolay boys join evening service and a 3:00 pm preaching at Pendroy is noted. M J Abbey visits Chateau conference with local educators.

Epworth League Edwards DeMolay Pendroy Christ

Auction of Horses Cattle Harness and Farm Equipment

Public auction at my place one mile north of Farmington on Wednesday March 20 offers a large consignment including six horses five cattle and hogs several harness sets machinery such as McCormick headers binders plows and wagons plus household goods and miscellaneous farm items. Sale at 11 pm with noon start and terms to be announced day of sale. SAM BOOZER owner J H BYLER auctioneer licensed and bonded for Montana. W G BLOOMDAHL clerk.

Farmington McCormick John Deere Gang Black Hawk Sam Boozer J. H. Byler State of Montana W. G. Bloomdahl

Local social notes and an aviation mishap

Buts and neighbors travel details show the Klemens and Dalich couples visiting Great Falls. Herman Stoffler visited Earl Jackson. Stoffler spoke of an East trip and Niagara Falls. John Mamusick started his airplane Saturday and suffered a back of hand fracture when the propeller backfired, hospital treatment followed.

Bob A.L. Klemens John Mike Dalich Great Falls Herman Stoffler Earl Jackson Niagra Falls John Mamusick

Farmington Ladies' Aid Held and Local News Notes

Farmington Ladies' Aid met last Wednesday in the Farmington hall. Various residents made short trips to Great Falls with returns noted. Committees for the next event include Refreshments led by Swenson Forseth Kleber Gamble and entertainment by Smith Conner Schwanbeck. Several locals visited Great Falls over the weekend and others returned from oil fields or business trips. Local households reported purchases of a new Ford and a new tractor, with ongoing home renovations by Cane and Harry Davidson and re decor work on L J Otmness' house.

Farmington Hall J. B. Conner Great Falls Conner Mr. Conner Swenson Forseth Kleber Gamble Smith Schwanbeck Ted Anderson Marion Ada Benedict William Gedasch Farmington Henrietta Winifred Slanger Charlie Otness Cane Harry Davidson L. J. Otmness J. W. Kerr Albert Schwanbeck O. DeRusha Beatrice DeRusha Dorothy Franklin Emil Depner Louis Depner Everett DeRusha Earl DeRusha Bob Thorn Henry Davidson Ford

Local High School Notes Highlight Spring Events

The notes cover a March 12 seniors meeting with announcements and a decision against caps and gowns for graduation. The calendar lists a March 15 operetta The Crimson Star with admission prices and Rexall seating. Also noted are staff changes, sports results, upcoming games, track start, diplomas, and community obituaries and visits.

Leslie Otness Hazel Depner Crimson Star Rexall Helen Stand Bootlegbergs Great Falls Conrad Bobcats

Premium Center Weather and Spring Preparations

The article notes rapid snow melt with grass showing and spring farming plans. E R McLean plans to set up a new 12 foot grain drill, weather permitting. Local residents Averill, Miles Averill, Fernfeist, Swenson visit Great Falls. Elizabeth McLean suffers measles. farmers anticipate income tax returns and more fieldwork this spring. Chas Franks mentions land improvements and a new quarry broke up. Herman Huisenga builds a hot house. A Fun Feed ticket is suggested.

E. R. McLean Miles Averill Fred Miles Averill Fred Fernfeist Martin Swenson Great Falls Elizabeth McLean Chas. Franks Herman Huisenga

Pendroy Social News Notes Across Town

Mrs Cleve Loney came up from Choteau Thursday and joined Mrs Tal bert on a Friday trip. Mr and Mrs J A Swangon hosted Mr and Mrs J H Moon and children and others for dinner Tuesday evening. Mrs Pfrimmer rode to Great Falls Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ewinski motored to…

Mutz Porter George Conrad Bynum James Campbell Nick Wellenstein J. A. Swanson Joe Ewinski H. J. Moon Mornday Carl Gulbrandsen J. E. Lewis Choteau Butte Mr. Wellenstein Springle Miss Murray Mrs. Ewinski Gulbrandsen Harry Swanson Ed. N. Davis Cleve Loney Talbert J. A. Swangon J. H. Moon

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