Seniors Please Audience With Their Play Monday
Favorable word comes from the senior class play Laff That Off staged Monday night in the high school auditorium directed by Herschel Ingersoll.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1931
Page
8
Favorable word comes from the senior class play Laff That Off staged Monday night in the high school auditorium directed by Herschel Ingersoll.
County Treasurer O G Meadows reports very good tax collections for the latter half of 1930 though no audits have been conducted yet. With the last day for payment on Sunday May 31 the law extends the deadline to June 1, after which taxes incur a five percent penalty and one percent monthly interest for delinquencies.
Dentists in district No. 6 of the Montana State Dental association will spend the weekend of June 13 and 14 at the Deep Canyon ranch on the Te-
Dr. E J Crary announced after returning from a Friday meeting of district officials in Great Falls. Dr A E Chichester, district president, will lead the gathering. Represented towns include Chateau Belt Great Falls Augusta Fort Benton and Conrad.
Alice E. Cox of Choteau Montana honors fallen soldiers with a measured tribute. The poem reflects on war’s costs and the stainless flag, honoring those who fought for liberty. It affirms eternal rest for the brave, untroubled by reveille.
Deputy Fred Roseneau of the state dairy division visited Choteau to distribute grading supplies for the upcoming cream grading law effective July 1. W. W. Smith and George Gunther received permits to grade cream as the department outlines enforcement plans and the shift toward improved Montana butter and dairy products.
Court notes list several filings including a petty larceny charge against Clarence Salois for allegedly stealing a blazer and property, a misdemeanor against the Crawshaw for passing a $30 fraudulent check, and civil suits in district court with plaintiff H W Bateman against John Matchett and Sanfred Jones as defendant. Mary E. Odenwald sues for water rights, Art Jardine represents the plaintiff, and Edythe Cook is appointed administrator of the Lucile V. McNeal estate.
Mrs. Mona Hull hosted last Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Karen Wick daughter of Mrs. O Wick visiting from Portland Oregon. Attendees included Karen Wick Mrs O Wick Luella Averill BE H McLean several others with noted social visits and meals described. Clark Corey moved his family to the ranch and Mrs Ferris of Whitefish visits then heads to Austin Minnesota.
Bids opened last week with complex specs delaying winner announcements until Thursday. Winston Bros contract requires completion by September 1. Montana labor expected to dominate with 1500 to 2000 workers at peak across multiple sites.
The line enters Teton county at section 1 township 27 north range 5 west and passes near Farmington school house while missing the Chateau golf course to the east. It crosses the Teton river near the railroad crossing, goes through Pete Sandmo and Crossen places, crosses Sun river, and leaves the county at section 6 township 20 north range 4 west.
Scouts from multiple troops earned merit badges at a program held at the Masonic hall in Fairfield. The list includes Jas Cheetham Norman Nelson Billy Rempel Frank Schabel Warren Adams Jack Core Lester Franks Russell Lockhart DeLois Moulton Francis Moye Mikie Mozer Berger Owens Alvin Young Willard Healy Maurice Kaye Russell Walker and Chateau attendees Arnold Hanusa Francis June Mr and Mrs W E Lockhart Mrs G C Core D H Moulton and Miss Marguerite Vaughn.
Bruce settled on Prince Edward Island around 1910 and lived there as a general farmer. Carver arrived circa 1905 and worked as a ranch hand, recently employed by Hugh Robinson. Bruce reportedly lived in the United States for about 40 years and Carver for roughly 26.
Three geldings described for recovery. A light gray gelding bears a double lazy E bar brand on the left hip. A dark gray gelding has a bar J lazy F brand on the right shoulder. A dark sorrel gelding shows the brand 36 on the left thigh. Notify W. H. Stecker in Augusta Montana.
An 18 year old girl desires summer work and asks inquiries be directed to the Acantha office. Also asked is a request for two or three canner horses from Pinnell Fur Co., Choteau. 401f
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