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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1933
Page
4
The Montana Federation of Music clubs seeks a musical setting for a poem that won first place in a state song contest. The poem by C. W. Hay of Great Falls is titled On, Montana Our Montana and praises Montana’s landscapes and heritage, with a chorus urging tribute to the state.
Contest invites music compositions set to patriotic text. Entries close March 1, 1934, sent to Mrs. O F Wadsworth at 104 Third Ave North Great Falls with 15 cents stamps for return. Two music sets allowed per contestant. include name and address on each. State board of the National Federation of Music Clubs will announce winner after judging.
State University Missoula witnesses the largest pep rally before the Grizzly-Cougar clash. Harvey Thirloway lauds Montana students as a parade led by the Grizzly band marches to the ball park where a giant bonfire lights the crowd. Radio audio from KGVO spreads the rally. Coach Bunny Oakes and Linwood Reynolds address the crowd amid songs and cheers.
Mr and Mrs Russell Smith of Great Falls and their two daughters Cora and Elenor visited Mr and Mrs Frazier. Mr and Mrs Mozer of Shelby were guests of the Herman Bauma family. The Myers and their mother Mrs Taylor drove to Collins for a school carnival and praised the instructors.
A report outlines that unemployed workers must document weekly farm operations funded by the state and provide operation summaries. A supervisory board, with members W. B. Butchart W. N. Streeter and J. J. Hannan from Chateau, was appointed to work with Director Stafford. assistants named for various county communities include D. A. Reiquam Collins Geo Sollid Dut ton Keith Hane Power J. A. Swanson Pendroy and H. P. Wangen Fairfield.
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and others who assisted and sent flowers during the illness death and funeral of William Schock. His father Lewis Schock and siblings join in the sentiment.
The Teton Co operative Canal Co announces sale of delinquent stock to cover assessment No 34 dated September 23 1933. Shares listed include Ernest Arensmeyer Kin Bauma John A Carlson Matthys Emaar T Groot Malheur Land Co Reiding A P estate Union Central Life Frank P Gault Bertha Lisette Zeibarth and others. Sale at Farmington Montana post office front door on November 20 1933 at 2 pm to cover delinquent amounts and sale costs. Cal Binford Secretary. First pub November 2 last November 9.
Teton County commissioners meet in special session to appoint a National Reemployment supervisor and a successor to the county nurse. H. L. Stafford is named manager at $50 monthly plus travel expenses. A supervising board is formed with W W Butchart W N Streeter and J J Hannan. A $1,000 appropriation is approved. Mrs Emiline Gonery Stuart succeeds Miss Agnes Pauline as county nurse. The board adjourns sine die.
Mrs Emery Knowlton’s mother remains ill after a paralytic stroke Friday. Christie Swanson hosted a school friends Hallowe’en party Saturday night. Harmony school party Friday night included Miss Winona Gitchell and parents. Various residents attended events and visited farms, with church services and bridge gatherings noted.
Trinity at Farmington holds morning service at 11 30 Sunday November 5. Ladies Aid serves chicken dinner with annual sale November 10 begins at 5 p m at Farmington hall. Next Aid meeting November 15 at Farmington hall hosted by Mrs Christ Swenson and Mrs Clarence Carlson. Confirmation class to start soon inviting parents to discuss with the pastor.
The community grieves the sudden death of Mr. Shock on Saturday morning and many knew him well. A large group attended a Friday L D S hall cleanup and window care. Social visits included Lorna Green and others with Lucy Stott, while Lottie Lords drove to Great Falls.
Mrs Bert Jensen visited Tuesday at Mrs Dell Greens home. M I A Primary and Sunday School convention held at Bynum with Vaughn attendance. Stott brothers travel with cattle from Browning, expected Thursday. Mr and Mrs George Stott Ivy Lucy Stott and Annie Perkins dined with Mrs Isaac Vance. Smoot Rowley returned from Chateau with a Pontiac. Mrs Watson and Patricia visited Ed Gowan household Sunday. Glen Bingham cleared weeds along the road to prevent snow buildup.
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