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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1933
Page
5
Numerous social gatherings and notices fill the Choteau brief. Weddings, bridge luncheons, and parties mark Halloween week with guests from nearby communities. Local sales, auctions, and retail ads accompany travel and community updates, including tax notice progress and hospital news.
Dr. Boyd Davis of C E Davis and Sons will visit Choteau to fit glasses at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday November 25.
A compact ad notes 1-lb jars of face creams priced at 49 cents and caulked and heeled horse shoes available at low prices, all at Hirshberg's.
The notice lists cases: H. W. Bateman v John Salois filed Oct 24, with a Cascade county transcript filed Oct 27. Merchants Credit Service vs Ralph L. Reeve, and a Wheatland county transcript of judgment filed this week. First National Bank of Chateau sues Jessie K. Andrews. A marriage license was issued to Arthur Johnson and Berda Christman of Dutton.
Choteau residents traveled to Great Falls last Saturday to watch Intermountain Union College edge Spearfish South Dakota teachers' college 39 to 33. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Obert Peterson, Kenneth Harmon, Alvin Young, Leslie Jourdonnais, Bud Taylor and Ralph Bleeker.
The senior class of Teton County High School hosted a dancing party for the school last Friday evening in the gym. Parents served as patrons and patronesses. Music was provided free of charge by Robert Clarkson and his orchestra.
Relief official Tom Kane of the state department of federal relief arrived in Chateau yesterday and remained today on business for his office. He is arranging distribution of government meat and other supplies for the needy, working under state relief director T. C. Spaulding.
Regular practices began Monday at Teton High led by Coach M. B. Ritter. About 15 players, mostly seniors and juniors, attended the first session. Last year's lettermen Kenneth Harmon, Leslie Jourdonais, Albert Dale and George Tokerud were present. Freshmen and sophomores formed the second group with about a dozen players. The coach aims for around 40 in the second group and a game schedule with other schools is being prepared.
The flesh of the English sparrow is palatable and their small bodies are offset by large numbers. In the Old world they have been served for centuries as a food source.
The piece compares mental discipline to tending a garden, stressing that progress comes from continuous vigilance rather than a single day of effort. It emphasizes steady habits and persistent practice as the path to growth.
Mass times listed for Chateau, Bynum, Fairfield and Augusta. Bynum and Fairfield observe Communa Sunday. Rev. J. F. Schulte, Pastor.
The Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian Lutheran church will host an annual chicken supper and sale at the hall on Friday evening, November 10. Tickets are 25 cents for those over 12. under 12 is free. The group will also offer a fancywork sale during the evening.
Burt Wells with the 298th company writes from Camp Ferron Utah about C C C movements from Ford Creek and Fort Missoula to southern camps and possible California assignments. He names key positions, describes transfer details and camp scenes, noting reorganizations and road work.
Mrs C D McDonald and Mrs Shirley Wallace entertained last Thursday at a bridge luncheon and again Friday evening at a bridge supper at Mrs Wallace's home. Four tables played each day with high cut prizes won by Mrs John B Conlin and Mrs G C Core respectively. A low cut prize was awarded at each table. Rooms and tables were decorated with Halloween favors.
The nation marks American Education Week November 6 to 12 with themes on school responsibility financial support citizen action home school cooperation and loyalty to the nation. Franklin D Roosevelt urges citizen cooperation. seventh grade officers Warren Bloomdahl Kenneth Sulgrove Jerome McClue Joyce Kropp and first grade student Jean Smith appear in school notes.
The library adds books I and II of operas, Krehbiel Great Musicians as Children, Schwimmer Alice in Archestralia, and LaPrade. These new book-friends promise many enjoyable and profitable class hours.
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