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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
4
County Superintendent Inez Eckford reports February tax collections total 6624.23 dollars from a six mill general school tax. The per capita distribution and allocations to high and grade schools were determined yesterday, reflecting strong collections for the month.
The Farmington Home Demonstration Club hosted its third annual community night at the hall with a 15 cent supper served at 6 30. Members and project leaders planned a picnic dinner in June and led an evening of games and skits ending with group competitions and prizes for the white green and orange groups.
Miss Keuger visited Great Falls Monday while John Gemar traveled to Walter and Conrad on Tuesday. The Kropps and Wuestes connected with Agawam events and Brady gatherings with church and social visits. A Brady Friday night church meeting is announced for March 28 with singing and worship. Local residents attended the Chateau minstrels show by the American Legion, reporting a full house. The Holbrooks hosted visitors and Agawam Sunday school drew a good crowd, with hopes of larger turnout next week.
The Milwaukee carpenter crew worked in Agawam on Saturday repairing the depot. The Milwaukee bridge crew was in Agawam Friday repairing bridges between Agawam and Chateau. Miss Lillian Agee has been at the Luther home for a few weeks. Jim Lightfoot owns a Whippet car. Miss Nellie Jensen has the flu. Miss Kreuger and Mrs. Labbs are visiting friends near Brady.
The Teton chapter of the Future Farmers of America met March 13 at the high school. The program featured wrestling contests and a Harvey Dale speech, with reports noting 18 dollars and 18 cents earned from pencils and paper this year.
A rough card saw two main boxing events Wear Stott versus Howard Truchot and Kenneth Poor against James Moore. The bouts stretched through four or five rounds with no knockout, but numerous sore jaws resulted. an Indian wrestling contest was also listed.
The Feeder Falls FFA notes a successful Hard Times dance on Wednesday the 14th with a large turnout. Ray Talifson wins the event after Mr. Luther is tossed over, music by Clarkson Hanusa Moore Moye Billings and Roberts, and the group raises 6.70 for the Chateau swimming pool.
The Woman's club plans a March 29 meeting at Mrs. Paul Mathis with a childlike theme replacing the music program. Members will dress as kids and roll call will be a verse or song. The feature event is the play and dance at Bole Saturday evening March 24.
John Kosnick and family visited Bole Sunday on their way from Great Falls where he had his tonsils removed Friday. He started work Tuesday as relief foreman at Bole and plans to move his family to Conrad area as he will become regular foreman there after April 1.
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