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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
8
The Chateau Woman's club annual calico dance attracted a good crowd despite bad weather. Net proceeds for the Chateau public library totaled about 325 dollars, with supper by Mrs Martha Boutiller separate from the dance.
Public School News notes achievement tests form V administered in all grades this week. Results will be compared with mid year testing. Mrs. Thompson will finish the term in the third grade for Mrs. Craig who returned to Rochester for treatment. Most grades have completed testing.
The years work is being reviewed as students prepare for final exams this week. Teachers emphasize key concepts and study guides to ensure solid understanding before assessments.
The office of the supervisor of the census released district tallies through Wednesday. Teton county total stands at 5,168, up from 4,919 in 1920, with several districts still to report. Names include Burton, Bynum and Mt View, Koyle, Collins, and Diamond Valley.
Word reaches here that Earle Hansen son of Mrs O Hansen of this city and a sophomore at Montana State College left Bozeman Tuesday as part of college glee club duties.
Earle, a tenor in the college glee club, joins a state tour. He is also a member of the Looters club, a college musical organization.
Rain delays slow field work as Rollie Ferris notes a chance of rain and plans to plant trees. Joe Bush and family visited Rollie Ferris and Haskill homes. Eugene Foster moved a corn planter to plant a few acres. Luinstra, Bush, and Ferris engaged in corn planting. several trips to Chateau and Great Falls noted.
A brief notice promotes planting a shelter belt as a low cost investment this spring. It contrasts future value with current prices of Caragana and Box Elder seedlings at 2.00 for 100 and 8.00 for 1000, highlighting modest costs compared with potential gains in three years.
Alumni of Teton County High may attend the junior prom without invitation at 1.50 dollars per couple and 0.75 dollars for each extra lady. The prom is scheduled for Wednesday May 28. Prom admission and event details are itemized in the notice.
Political statement announcing re election bid for coroner of Teton County on the Republican ticket subject to primaries. Connor promises prompt faithful service if nominated and elected.
Mr and Mrs L E Bennedict visit from Great Falls while John W Kerr buys a John Deere tractor. Tom J Thompson of Lewistown visits H R Thompson with Florence Thomp son from Great Falls. J B Connor plows townsite land for potatoes as rain hampers grain. Pondera Utilities installs natural gas at George Slanger home. Sophie Denison marries Frank Choetas in Spokane and they'll live in Pendleton. East Farmington pupils proud of 100 percent attendance. The Ladies Aid plans a May 28 meeting with Mrs Steve Lindseth.
The East Farmington school held its closing day program and picnic on Wednesday. Miss Vedah Byler marked her second successful year at the school and plans to attend school again next year. Ruby and Ruben Depner celebrated their eighth birthday on Wednesday. Mrs. Ellen Denison received a cabinet phonograph as a Mother’s Day gift from her daughter, Mrs. Frank Chaetas of Pendleton, Oregon.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office at Great Falls Montana May 6 1930 notice that William C Briggs of Pendray Montana holder of an addition homestead entry serial 053224 for N74SE and NE SW Sec 17 Twp 26 N R 7 W will file three year proof to establish claim before the register Great Falls Montana on June 17 1930. Witnesses listed S C Campbell Blackleaf Fred Campbell Bynum S A Bingham Bynum H H Collins Pendray. M D Nicholson Register. First Pub May 15 last June 12.
For sale a Van Brunt 8 ft single disc drill and a Kentucky 9 ft single disc drill, both in first class condition. Contact T. F. Dwyer Oliver dealer in Chateau.
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