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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1930

Page

8

Helen Dale Clinches Declamatory Contest Title

Senior Helen Dale won first in the high school declamatory contest held Monday night and will represent Teton county at the state declamatory contests in Missoula May 14 to 17. Second went to Helen Bateman. third to Virginia Hansen. Other entrants included Katherine Walker and more, with judges Miss Alva Larson, Miss Laura Dahlstrom, and J Kent Midgett.

Helen Dale Teton County Missoula Miss Dale Remarque Helen Bateman Virginia Hansen Miss Bateman Elliott Hansen Gift of the Magi O. Henry Katherine Walker June Lindseth Margaret Stephens Ethel Shibsted Madge Looney Edna Bingham Jack Slanger Alva Larson Laura Dahlstrom J. Kent Midgett A. B. Guthrie Ruth Bryson

Collins Seeks Sheriff Nomination for Third Term

J. L. Collins announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff to succeed himself. If nominated and elected, he will continue his program of strict economy during his second term in office. An early Teton County settler, Collins has long been active in the Democratic Party and holds land in the Blackleaf area.

J. L. Collins Mr. Collins Teton County Blackleaf

Probate petition filed for Bannatyne will in district court

The district court heard a petition to probate the will of Charles Bannatyne and appoint Mrs Maggie Bannatyne administratrix with the estate valued at 15000 dollars and the will leaving equal shares to Mrs Bannatyne and son Charles Alister Bannatyne. Also listed are civil suits including cole brothers quiet title action and foreclosures and a Hyatt divorce. Licenses to wed issued include Alfred Peterson and Jamice Gaunt and Arthur Carlson and Sue Munn.

Chas. Bannatyne Maggie Bannatyne Cole Bros Henry Mclean Martin Jas. S. Brohaw Monarch Lumber Company D. M. Pritchard Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company Roger J. Peterson Andrew D. Hyatt Mary J. Hyatt Alfred M. Peterson Jamice Leola Gaunt Great Falls Arthur PF. Carlson Sue Munn Conrad Fred J. Springer Legal Elsie C. Ferguson

Texas Man Seeks Glacier Park Trail Details for Montana Trip

A Dallas man, J. N. Taylor, wrote to New Chateau garage manager Buel A. Roll to learn conditions of the Glacier park trail and Roosevelt highway over the mountains. He and his family planned a July 15 visit to Chateau and possibly driving their car across the divide. Roll replied with the information. Also noted is a May 17 Eastern Star benefit party at the Helena Masonic home, with proceeds for a women's building, inviting Masons and Eastern Star members including Walier, Conrad, Dutton, and Fairfield.

Buel A. Roll Chateau J. N. Taylor Dallas Texas Taylor Glacier Park Trail Roosevelt Highway Roll Emen Order Eastern Star Masonic Home Helena Masons Walier Conrad Dutton Fairfield

Beaupre Café Extends Hours for Public Service

Announcement states Beaupre Cafe will stay open until midnight starting May 1 to serve the public, promising first class service at all times. Also promotes shelter belt planting with prices for Caragana and Box Elder cuttings and delivery terms.

Beaupre

Teton High Team Wins Bozeman Stock Judging Honors

Teton county high school students earned top stock judging honors at Bozeman with Miss Peterson winning a medal and Ray and Vernad Olson praised for high placements. The team earns a free trip to the Pacific International livestock show in Portland as guests of Great Northern railroad next fall. Missoula also advances to Portland after taking first in stock judging.

Ering Luther Ray Vernad Olson Peterson Smith,Hughes School Portland Bozeman Teton County Great Northern Railroad Missoula Northern Pacific Railroad Montana Western States Teton Choteau

Jesse Smith Killed In Local Ranch Incident Near Dutton

Jesse Smith had spent 21 years in Teton county and resided near the Baker schoolhouse on the Mutton road nine miles west of Dutton. The widely known rancher’s death has drawn heartfelt reactions from family and neighbors.

Teton County Baker School House Dutton Hoteau- Mutton Road

Tulip Time Parade Features Colorful Dutch Costumes

A fragmented list shows performers in a Tulip Time event wearing vivid Dutch outfits. Names include Hans the apprentice, Christina the guardian, Bessie Jackson, Katinka and Johanna Wirshberg, Burgomaster Hendrick Van Ooster, Christina the charging Dutch girl, and Theopopilus MecSpindle among others.

Hans Greene Meccumniger Partiaeny Leslie Jourdonnais Anna Christina Grottannchdacset Bessie Jackson Katinka W. Mex Gweepeves Reis Johanna Wirshberg Hendrick van Ooster

Notable Names Lead Dutch Schola Chorus in Holland Visit

Bernard Straight Ned Baxter led an American college group joined by Albert Dale Dick Warren and Ted Saylor as 40 voices from Dutch villagers American students and sailors formed a joyous chorus in Holland. The orchestra included Mrs. George Tennant pianist Mrs. Frances Pridham Miss Betty Webb Miss Florence Trescott Marc Butchart Ed Hansen and Jess Malone providing valued support.

Bernard Straight Ned Baxter Blugentoon George Tennant Frances Pridham Betty Webb Florence Trescott Marc Butchart Ed. Hansen Jess Malone

Old Council Adjourns New Council Organizes

The TM old council adjourned after handling last month’s claims and business. George M. Coffey was sworn in as head of the new administration with C. H. Malcolm elected president. Committee assignments included Street and Alley, Finance and Water. Health, City Park, and Cemetery. and Councilmen Mellon and Robison. John T. Moore was reappointed city clerk and acting city engineer.

H. W. Bateman George M. Coffey C. H. Malcolm Coffey Malcolm L. E. Taylor R., R. Mellon Henry Robison John T. Moore

Gleason and Miss Rosenfelt Wed in Billings Ceremony

Kenneth H. Gleason married Olive Rosenfelt of Billings in a May 1 Episcopal ceremony in Billings conducted by Bishop Fox. Gleason, born in Cho teau, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gleason and nephew of J. L. Gleason and Mrs. Erma Parker. The couple's wedding trip goes to Chicago with possible plans for a Cho teau home.

Chateau Kenneth H. Gleason Billings Bishop Fox Episcopal Church Olive Rosenfelt Mr. Gleason John A. Gleason J. L. Gleason Erma Parker Choteau Chicago Pittsburg

Troop 51 Boy Scouts Observe First Anniversary

Troop 51 of the Chateau Boy Scouts led by scout master George A Carroll plans to mark the troop's first anniversary Friday May 16 with a 6 pm city park picnic for Scouts parents and officials. A court of honors will be held during the ceremonies Field Executive Russell Conklin will attend and also visit Chateau May 26 for a regular court of honor.

Chateau

Cut Scrail Prize Won by Mrs C Jas

Mrs. C Jas won the Cut Scrail prize in a local event. The outcome highlights her achievement in a community competition.

Mrs. C. Jas

Mothers Day at Methodist Episcopal Church Program

The Methodist Episcopal Church invites families for Mothers Day services on May 11 with church school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:15 a.m. Epworth League meets at 6:30 p.m. The evening service is at 7:30 p.m. Special music planned. A Mother-Daughter banquet is scheduled for Tuesday May 13 at 6:30 p.m.

Vethodist Episcopal Church Epworth League

Alumni Eligible For Prom At Teton County High

Alumni of Teton County High can attend the junior prom without invitation for 1.50 dollars per couple and 0.75 dollars for each extra lady. The event is set for Wednesday May 29.

Teton County High

Notice of time appointed for proving will in Montana court

In the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District Teton County Montana in the matter of Charles Bannatyne deceased notice is given that May 23 1930 at 10 oclock a m in Chateau will be the time and place for proving the will and for Maggie Bannatyne to apply for letters testamentary contest possible by interested parties. Dated May 8 1930 Blanche M Jacobson Clerk First pub May 8 last May 22

Nineteenth Judicial District State of Montana County of Teton Charles Bannatyne Chateau County of Teton

Farmington Beach Visitors and Birthday Honor Noted

Cap Peterson and his cat were seen on the beach roads Monday as Eva Folk aided at the Smith home. Co G Passmore and family visited the Albert Schwanbeck home Sunday. Julian Stenson marked his 21st birthday last Sunday with Choteau friends as dinner guests.

Cap Peterson Cat Eva Folk Smith Co. G. Passmore Albert Schwanbeck Julian Stenson Choteau

Chateau Woman's Club Supper and Bridge Night

The Chateau Woman's club hosted a supper and bridge evening at Beaupre cafe on Tuesday, with pink decor and 26 covers. Toastmistress Mrs. George Coffey presided as retiring president Mrs. M. K. Luther and new president Miss Ruby A. Miller spoke, and six bridge tables convened. first prize went to Mrs. C. Looney for the top score.

Woman's Club Chateau Woman's Club Beaupre Cafe George Coffey M. K. Luther Ruby A. Miller

Local Socials and School Honors Highlight Farmington Week

A local Lewistown business visitor and farm area guests are noted. A surprise birthday party for Mrs Nyhus featured a leather purse presentation. Farmington school honor roll students include Margaret Stenson and others with several earning quarter holidays and five month honor roll prizes.

Morton Lewistown H. E. Passmore Ernest Arensmeyer Nyhus Moser G. E. Minte Billings Farmington Donald Gamble Robert Davidson Gertie Stone

Calico Ball Dress Specials and Hosiery Sale

A promotional page lists Ladies' and Children's Hosiery including Whoopee Socks 25c 35c 50c, Ladies' Sport Skirt and Silk Blouse at 6.00, Children's Dresses from 59c to 2.25, Baby Organdie Bonnets at 75c, and Silk Pajamas and Lingerie as gift options. Also notes hose repairs 35c per run up to four threads.

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N. W Teton High Jesse Smith J.C. Penney CO C Department Store Madras New Council Troop 51 Boy Scouts THE Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the United States W. G. Bloomdahl Choteau, Mont Power-Morgan Co J. M. Weaver J. A. Baart Martin Gronberg Bole John B. Holm McNess Company Dept. H Freeport Illinois N. W. Edwards Louis Thompson C. Sonneveld Bob O. Hansen van Brunt Kentucky T.,.f. Dwyer Oliver Dealer Wm. Schoppe Nash Buick Joe van Bolcum Hugh Wypper Ruckstella Chevrolet Shane L. E. Taylor G Wm. Jay Jos. Knudtzon, Chateau Fordson John Deere Oliver Teton Implement Co Mont Ford L. E. Taylor Gerage Canton Maslin Children’s Union Baby’s Organdie
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