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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
4
The piece notes rising lamb prices and a large lamb herd in Montana with 300000 wether lambs contracted in March. It forecasts lower prices within three years as breeding ewes enter the mutton market, and discusses wool demand, flax prospects, and barley replacing oats in Teton county.
A fragment notes caution against elevating attention to a proposed county tax rise, urging restraint in public discourse while officials review the plan.
Sunny of Sunnyside is the title of a juvenile operetta by grade school pupils to be staged early May. Luther of Teton County high school demonstrated the Babcock tester in agriculture last Wednesday. Second grade led the assembly this week and next week primary pupils will present a Holland program. Assembly programs will be discontinued as track and field prep begins. Two reels The Romance of Rubber will be shown. The B division of second grade reads as fast as the A division. Mrs Vandewark renames divisions Star and Sun. The prize pictures arrived this morning. Fourth grade presented Kendall’s Psyche as Callie Lou Morse leaves for Minneapolis. Eighth grade starts a Who's Who scrapbook planning pages for Hoover, Edison and their era.
Farmington community notices report Ladies' Aid gathering scheduled for Friday March 27 at Mrs Chris Swenson home. Highlights include St Patrick Day party at Burton school, health contest results at East Farmington and Burton, and various visits, dinners, and social activities around Farmington Chateau Great Falls Kevin and local families.
Last week for bargains on oranges in stone jars and jugs at Hirshberg's. Portable Remington typewriters also featured. A Bobcat band concert and dance is set for April 2 at the high school. reserve seat sales begin March 22. Edgar H Miller 21 and Lilian Pearce 16, both of Great Falls, were denied a marriage license after clerk Blanche M Jacobson cited that a minor must have the father's consent if living. the girl's mother supported the case but no father consent was available.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Norris of Fort Shaw at Choteau hospital last Thursday. Dr E J Crary will attend a state dental meeting at Butte and close his office from next Wednesday to the following Monday. Miss Ethel Dulaney, nurse at Choteau hospital, arrived for a visit and is now supervisor at Sacramento City Hospital. County Commissioner Al Udin brought a four horse load of building material for a sheep shed in Spring Valley, 35 by 58 feet. Fred C Barribal joined Citizens State Bank of Choteau after leaving Stockmen's State Bank. Sun River Livestock Association met in Chateau. Frank Salmond and Carl Madsen reelected president and secretary. $1 per head levy approved for range services. W W Simons, the Breezy Hill versefier, was in Chateau early in the week. he leases his ranch to his son and plans more travel after a few days.
A regular municipal election is set for Monday April 1 1929 in Choteau Montana to decide whether the city council may grant a franchise for laying gas mains in streets and alleys to E J Hubbert his successors and assigns Polls run 8 AM to 6 PM at the fire station Stockmen's Bank building and the Teton County courthouse basement Voters must be resident freeholders on the city or county tax roll by order of the City Council
City clerk John T Moore announces public notice for a sale by Chateau Montana with first publication March 14 and last publication March 28.
Collins residents and visitors were seen at various social events this past weekend. Mr and Mrs Robert Funk visited Great Falls while Mr and Mrs Henry Bremer shopped in Chateau. The community hall hosted church services and a basket social is planned for March 23.
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