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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
3
The county forms the Teton County Recreational Association to bring play to communities through county projects such as an old fiddlers contest and a county picnic ground. The piece argues play benefits all ages from youth to the elderly and defends social order through communal leisure.
The board of county commissioners ordered a physical examination of county school children with a $150 allowance plus mileage for the examiner. The move replaces a public nurse absence, aiming to detect diseased tonsils defective teeth and vision to prevent future impairment.
Supervisor W J Willey of the Lewis and Clark national forest and Assistant Supervisor Adolph Weholt met in Great Falls for official business. They discussed 1933 work plans amid budget uncertainty and possible relief funds, noting favorable range outlook and moisture levels. A planned follow up in Chateaud with stockmen may include Glen Smith from Missoula to discuss Sun River north fork grazing.
Lutheran services will be held Sunday March 19 with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and divine worship at 11:00 a.m. Trinity at Farmington offers a 2:30 p.m. service with confirmation class immediately after. Pastor Chester Brecto extends a cordial invitation.
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and all who offered acts of kindness and sympathy at the death and funeral of our wife and mother. Special gratitude to those who furnished flowers and to the choir. GLEN MORRIS MRS. BERNICE MERCER.
Mrs Genevieve Sprinkle and Mrs Mary Patterson visited Mrs Elsie Jones on Thursday. Calls were made to ranches of Wm Ellsworth and John Sullivan and radios repaired. Several residents, including A G Roberts son Kenneth and others, visited Fred Broeder on Saturday. Dental visits occurred in Choteau and Dupuyer with others attending a show and a junior play.
Local residents share visits and outings from Monday to Sunday. A park benefit dance is announced for Friday night March 17 hosted by the H D club. A spelling match at the school favors the local team, and church and social visits fill the week with friends in Pendroy and nearby Chateau.
T L Gap and family entertained in honor of Mrs. C H Ferris who was visiting them for a few days. Mr and Mrs Neal Bama and their youngest daughter visited Mr and Mrs Herman Bauma over Sunday. Mr Emaar called at the Jerry Siccama home recently. Mrs Rollie Ferris and children visited their ranch home last Sunday. Chas Hauxwell called on Mr Imaar last Monday. Walter Haskell called on neighbors last week.
Last week at the Hanberg home Mr and Mrs Reid Swenson visited. Mr and Mrs Isaac Vance were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Bert Stott Sunday. Stott brothers went to Browning on business. Edwin Bingham and Leo Howell hosts for Sunday dinner with spouses. Several couples attended a turkey dinner at the Hanbergs. Smoot Rowley hosted a birthday party for her husband with Dell Green Harry Stott Roy Hanberg Bert Stott and Dave Mortensen attending. Relief Society notes include March 17 celebration plans with plays games lunch and a dance.
Direct from the grower means eliminating middlemen profits and the eighteen cents per pound revenue tax. Consumers could save 50 percent or more with no fancy packaging, just ample quality produce.
Mr Hampton Bloom, a resident of Bynum, visited Great Falls on Tuesday and Wednesday, meeting local residents and touring downtown sites. The trip highlighted intercity hospitality and community exchange between the towns.
Notice of sheriff’s sale in Teton County Montana under Ninth Judicial District confirms a public auction on March 31, 1933 at 2:00 p.m. at the courthouse front door in Chateau to liquidate the SE quarter of Section 19 Township 25 North Range 4 West with all appurtenances. Sheriff J. L. Billings signs the notice dated March 7 1933. attorney Bert I Packer represents the plaintiff.
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated February 27 1933 states heirs of Mary Ann Read of Chateau Montana who filed desert land entry No 010071 for sections 28 township 23 north range west are proceeding to complete purchase under the March 4 1929 act. It invites any person asserting claim to the described land or wishing to object to come forward.
The notice requires the applicant to file duplicate affidavits of protest in this office within 30 days after the first printed issue. If not filed, the application may be allowed. A. H. Stringham, Acting Register. First pub March 2, last March 30.
In the Ninth District Court of Montana Teton County George F. Miller sues Octave and Elia DeRusha for a mortgage sale to satisfy a judgment. The property includes Section 18 Township 25 North Range 4 West M M and 14 shares Eldorado Cooperative Canal Co stock certificate No 12. Sale set for March 24 at 2 p m at the courthouse front steps in Chateau Teton County.
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