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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
4
Monday night May 14 at 8 oclock the Methodist church hosts a recital by piano pupils of Mrs Millard Bullerdick Miss Betty Webb and Leslie Jourdonnais will sing solos The program is free with a cordial invitation to the public readouts of duets and solos listed by surname and part of the announced program
Mrs Betsy Thorud mother of Mrs Ness has ulcers of the stomach and is improving after radium treatment at Deaconess hospital in Falls. Dr E M Larson and a Great Falls specialist advised no operation, and Mrs Thorud plans to leave hospital soon while Mrs Henry Ness has returned from Great Falls to her home with the Ness family.
Choteau Hospital treated Earl Terry of Pendroy for a broken arm after a car crank incident. Christine Rodolph arrived with a broken rib from a fall. O Harness was admitted for medical care. Sam St. Claire, a medical patient, was discharged. Mrs. Ray I. McClue has returned home much improved. Mrs. Phil S. Cole and her mother Mrs. Saddler arrived from Little Rock to join Cole who met them in Minneapolis. they all came home together.
Evangelist Margaret H. Knuttson leads Tabernacle events with a Sunday sermon on salvation and a schedule of services including Sunday 3 PM Mother's Day program Tuesday Bible study 7 30 PM Thursday evangelistic services Friday prayer meeting Readings cite Psalm 9 17 and Deut 8 11 urging eternal life awareness and moral action for Chateau community.
A group of Choteau golfers traveled to Conrad to meet the Conrad Country Club invitation. They noted the new Conrad clubhouse and a course described as tricky yet sportful to play.
Winners in the Good Workers Contest last week were Billy Luther Edna Arensmeyer Phyllis Watley Lucille Olson Verna Huffman Bobby Carlson and Arthur Kregness. Mac Coffey is ill with the flu. The May 22 operetta Pinocchio will be performed in the high school auditorium with the glee club and pupils from grades three through five in the cast.
On and after May 17 1984 I will not be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone other than myself Miko Ferris Blackleaf Mont
A notice states that a previous advertisement offering free lunches with beer on Saturdays is prohibited by the Restaurant Code. The CHOTEAU HOTEL BEER PARLOR is affected and must remove or modify the offer to comply with the rules.
The annual report lists 130 paid up members and details extensive fish stocking across Montana streams and reservoirs. It notes shortages and misunderstandings with hatcheries, but confirms quotas for Eastern brook and rainbows will be met this spring despite prior delivery delays.
Requisitions for rainbow and warm water fish will be sent about May 15 as the association releases Chinese pheasants and California quail on the Teton region. Pheasants totaled 200 with distribution along the Teton river and nearby creeks, while 12 quail were released on the Teton Springs Creek preserve. Two fish troughs were installed on the Jack Baker ranch to enable headwater stocking. The Vishkun reservoir is being evaluated as a rainbow spawning site with potential spawning station plans discussed with state officials. Two rearing pond sites are under review at Chateau and on Spring creek with Superintendent McDonald assessing them.
The pond at Choteau, two tanks 40 by 100 feet each, is planned to be financed through the FERA at an estimated $6,000. Mr. Sheenan inspected the Spring creek site and estimated construction at $300. The pond would house about 100,000 fish in its first year with growth over time as vegetation expands without artificial feeding.
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