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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1935

Page

4

Four 4-H Members From Teton to Attend National Congress

Four outstanding Teton county 4-H members will attend the National Congress in Chicago, leaving November 29. The trip is funded by Milwaukee Railroad support, with Harry Schultz, Ruth Schultz, Alice Brownell, and Doris Riphenburg named for travel and noted for long club activity, leadership roles, and project work in clothing, foods, home improvement, and livestock.

Teton County Chicago Milwaukee Railroad Harry Schultz Adolph Schultz Diamond Valley Harry Bozeman Harry Laubach Arthur Habel Alice Brownell M. C. Brownell Pendroy Ruth Schultz Martin Schultz Ora Schultz Ruth Doris Riphenburg L. C. J Spimenbing Fairfield Montana

Tax Paying Time Here Sum Is Nearly Sixty Thousand

County Treasurer Emery Smith says tax notices were mailed and residents have until November 30 to pay the first half. The total tax bill this year is 345 929 59 compared with 402 962 21 in 1984, with many payments already arriving and delinquent taxes being settled as no interest or penalties apply if paid by December 1.

Emeryi Smith

Dutton High Rolls Past Teton In Blizzard-Delayed Clash

Coach Frank Little leads Dutton against Teton on the Chateau grid in a postponed 41 to 10 game. Dutton scored six touchdowns and converted five extra points while Teton fought hard despite lightweights and inexperience. Season ends for both teams.

Frank Little Dutton High School Teton High Chateau Dutton

County Institute Set for November 27 at Chateau Public School

County Superintendent Inez Eckford announces a November 27 institute for all elementary Teton teachers. Miss Hood, music supervisor, leads the morning session. Miss Alice Mattson, rural supervisor, handles the afternoon. Mattson discusses the unit system starting at 9:00 a.m.

Chateau Teton Hood Alice Mattson Miss Mattson

Art Group Plans November 19 Meeting and Year Program

The Cha teau Woman's club colonial art group will meet November 19 at 7 30 p m at Mrs Frank Stearns home. Officers elected October 14 were Mrs Fred Willson president Mrs Chas Proff vice president and Mrs Frank Stearns secretary treasurer. The year’s topics include Who s Who Home Landscaping Needlework Fashions Pictures Movies Housekeeping Hints Current Events Table Service and Etiquette.

Chateau Woman’s Club Frank Stearns Gay Franklin Fred Willson Chas. Proff J. L. Billings John Hentges C. S. McDonald E. L Murphy Cecil Passmore Fred S. Willson Chas E. L. Murphy Fred S&s. Willson Chas. F. Proff C. 8. McDonald American Pottery

Game Patrols Planned to Be on Larger Scale

Supervisor W B Willey from Lew is Clark national forest met with L H McLean senior ranger in the Teton district to outline larger scale game patrols for this winter. The Rockies from Dearborn to the park boundary are divided into three divisions with L J Howard returning Nov 1 and C A McNeal as his assistant. Each division will have two rangers except the northern division led by Howard. Movements of game animals, habits, forage, and data are recorded, with snow depths measured and photographs taken.

W. B. Willey Lewis & Clark National Forest Great Falls L. H. McLean Teton Rockies Dearborn L. J. Howard C .A. McNeal

Injury after Grizzly Gonzaga game in Great Falls

Robi Reickhoff slipped on an icy walkway after the Grizzly Gonzaga football game in Great Falls. He broke both bones in his ankle, was hospitalized for treatment, and returned home to Choteau on Monday.

Great Falls Robi. Reickhoff Choteau

Aged Citizen Ole L Olsen Dies After Long Illness

Ole L Olsen, 84, longtime Collins resident later of Chateau, died Monday after a lengthy illness. Born in Denmark June 21, 1851, he came to the United States 64 years ago. Funeral services were held at the local Methodist church with Rev. Geo Lee officiating. interment followed in Chateau cemetery. Pallbearers included Herman Huisenga and Ole Larson. Mrs. Oxsen survives with two sons near Portland Oregon.

Ole L. Olsen Collins Chateau Denmark United States Olsen Shannon House Hobson Addition Oxsen

Masons Schedule Annual Party Dates

The local Masonic lodge announced party dates with a Dec. 7 dinner and dance led by Dr. H. W. Bateman as chairman. Additional dates are Jan. 18 Feb. 22 and Apr. 14 with the program committee of R. E. Nelson B. I. Pack er and W. W. Smith arranging events.

H. W. Bateman R. E. Nelson B. I. Packer W. W. Smith Eastern Star

Augusta Man Arrested in Petit Larceny Case

Deputy Sheriff J T Weisner of Lewis and Clark county came from Augusta to return Albert Larance who faced a petty larceny charge. An information filed in Augusta alleged theft of articles from a car. Larance fled to Chateau and was arrested here by Undersheriff Tom Dell on request of the county officer.

J. T. Weisner Lewis and Clark County Augusta Albert Larance Justice Court Lou Morgan Larance Chateau Tom Dellno

Masons and Stars Dance Planned for Nov 16

The O. E B S auxiliary invites Masons and Stars and their partners to a dance on Saturday November 16. Prizes for best costumes. Admission 50 cents per person. Free lunch. Dance Committee.

O. EB. S

Announcement of private overflow hospital established

The speaker states Dr Bateman's hospital cannot always accommodate all patients so a small private facility is opened with Mrs Mildred McNally in charge. They request friends and acquaintances to return borrowed hospital supplies including instruments utensils and books, noting utensils are expensive and books invaluable and expressing gratitude for return of books.

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