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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1946
Page
7
Classified notices include sale of a dance hall in Claude and various items for sale or wanted. Listings cover a Hereford yearling, used house doors and windows, a used car, a six room house with basement, lost dogs, wild hay, a typewriter, and a movable 3S room house with contact references in Farmington Pendroy Chateau Collins and nearby locales.
The second grade welcomes Stanley Lode from Harlowtown. Harriet Talifson transfers to Farmington this week. The sixth grade kite contest runs to March 29 with prizes of fifty and twenty five cents. Our grade reports strong attendance with two and a half days absent and two tardies. Almost all students get a half holiday Friday as etiquette lessons continue. Helen Zier reports.
Seventh grade pupils in Montana geography class write to different Montana cities seeking information. In the attendance contest the seventh graders placed fourth. they hope to reach first place this six weeks.
Donovan Phillips of Dupuyer entered the class recently. Harriet Enderson led the Montana government test with 23 of 28 while Valerie Lindseth and Lyle Christensen followed with 21. In the monthly current events test Lyle Christensen led eighth grade with 25 of 30 and Marjory Barton scored 20 in seventh grade. Bonna Lee Maynard and Bob by Danwalder posted 79.
Hazel Bleecker reports on social chatter at Teton Hin with notes on local tease and women gaining voice. The column mentions Betty Sherry and college life, plus a list of Gregg Writer awards for shorthand students and typing award applicants.
Good roughage is the basis of feed for dairy cattle, underscoring that high fiber content supports digestion, milk production, and overall herd health in practical farm nutrition.
Teton county allocates 16834.87 for common school funds from a total 1754 census children yielding 9.60 per pupil. Districts list district numbers, pupil counts, and expenditures with various sums such as District 1 with 337 pupils at 3234. a allotment and District 21 with 352 pupils at 3378.49, totaling countywide 1687. Grand sums show county children and total allotments.
William Tonkin of Eddie Bakery in Great Falls explains the new black bread will differ mainly in flour content with more wheat, making it creamier in color and tastier while resembling white bread. Milling of the new flour began on March 1.
Regular monthly meeting set for Tuesday March 19 at 8 pm in the grade school auditorium. Mrs Wm Irwin to preside. A B Guthrie will discuss early history of Teton county and Montana. Several special musical numbers are planned.
Beek community events note a wedding dance for the Andersons on Saturday evening. Residents attend AAA meeting at Beck school while others visit households of Asmus Schwanke Huidikoper and Tlale. Dining guests include Becker, Johnson, Schaefer and Beck families with several Asmus and Toenyes relatives visiting.
Royal theater manager Lewis Ross announces Saturday midnight owl showings of State Fair to begin at 11 30 p m. Sunday screenings run 1 to 11 p m with changes at 1 3 5 7 and 9 p m and weekday changes at 7 and 9 p m.
Phil Doughty former Lewis town resident is hired by Choteau Bakery as an apprentice baker. He completed 28 months in infantry service as a technician fourth class and was discharged November 26. He previously worked at Craig's Bakery in Great Falls and for the Forest Service. He married Grace Brownlee on December 23, 1945.
The Emergency Crop and Feed Loan division of the Farm Credit Administration offers small production loans to returning veterans and farmers denied credit. Loans cover feed seed fertilizer and supplies with a first lien on crops or livestock. Individual loans capped at 400 per year including any unpaid balance from similar loans. Interest is 4 percent with no fees beyond filing costs. checks issued from the Spokane office.
Our community reports the death of Charlie Hanson of Boise Idaho formerly of Bynum and father of Cliff Hanson. L D S church members attended a union meeting at Vaughn Sunday. Mr and Mrs Smoot Rowley hosted a pinochle evening with several local couples and George Rieken.
The Wesleyan Guild will hold its March meeting at the Monkman residence on Monday evening March 8 at 8 p.m. Hostesses are Mrs. Wesley Cherry and Mrs. Alfred Baumgartner with program in charge by Mrs. George Jackson. Funds are immediately available for the emergency crop and feed loan program.
The Masonic lodge will host a banquet program and dance for members next Thursday night. A committee was chosen with Ted Halvorson as dance chairman and Carl Malone as card chairman, Ray Nelson program chairman, Leigh Nett and Tom Moore on the dance committee, Alberta Passmore and Tom Liscom general assistants, and Mrs Carl Malone food chairman.
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