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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1934
Page
3
The Choteau Acantha is designated as second class matter by the post office. Subscriptions listed: one year two dollars, six months one dollar twenty five cents, three months rates available, foreign countries including Canada two dollars and fifty cents per year.
Prohibition repeal linked to more drunken driving reports from police and safety groups. Moderate alcohol impairs reaction, attention, and judgment, increasing road danger even for seemingly sober drivers. Advocates urge tougher laws to curb alcohol on the highway.
Mrs E Fitzgerald had dental work Saturday while Dick Klang, recent KFBB audition success, plans a station appearance. Armistice message delivered at church by Rev Lee. Ladies Aid turkey dinner and bazaar set for Friday November 23 starting 5 pm, with a public hall program and Xmas gift items to browse.
Former sufferers praise Williams BLK Formula for relief of stomach liver and kidney disorders including dyspepsia gas and sour stomach. A teaspoonful after meals and at bedtime purportedly cleanses the system and renews energy. Rexall Drug Store advertises the product.
Mrs Roy Inbody was laid to rest Monday with a large crowd attending the funeral. The community sends heartfelt sympathy to the family as neighbors recall her kindness.
East Collins residents hosted dinners and program nights with Mrs. Baquet substituting as project leader. The H. D. club held a public card party with a good turnout while several families attended dances in Brady and Dutton. Community notes mention Mr Funk’s election loss and local calling efforts.
Residents bid farewell to Parley and John Schenk families as they return to Bancroft Idaho. Social callers include Margaret Moore Lounga Green Lula Swenson visiting Dorothy Jensen. The community notes an elevator accident involving Peter Kelly with hopes for quick recovery. Several groups meet in Great Falls and local visiting circulates among neighbors, with relief society quilting activity for Mrs Eckford of Chateau.
Mrs. Fred Coytes of Chateau hosted a gathering while Bert Jensen left for the mountains with a load of wood. The four Stott brothers departed with four team outfits and their camp wagon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stott and Mrs. Bert Stott carried their turkeys to Great Falls on Monday.
Roy Inbody and family express gratitude for sympathy deeds and funeral support after the death of Hannah Inbody. They thank those who assisted at the funeral the musicians flowers and other favors and acknowledge kindness shown by Bakersfield California residents.
J B Conner thanks Teton County voters for support in the recent election and pledges to act on their behalf. He emphasizes responsibility to fulfill duties.
Chas G. Roberts expresses gratitude to the people of Teton County for reelecting him as coroner. He pledges to continue delivering economical and high quality services in office.
The speaker extends heartfelt thanks to friends in Teton County for support and aid during the campaign. They also commend their opponent and victor Elmer C. Smith with congratulations and best wishes.
An oceanographic expedition discovered seabed features in the Indian Ocean indicating the area was once continental land with desert regions. The finding sheds light on ancient geology and plate movements.
A thanks letter extends appreciation to supporters and workers, and congratulates Mr Edwards with wishes of continued success.
Earl Zimmerman extends thanks to supporters and his opponent J L Shell Billings offering heartfelt congratulations.
Next Sunday November 18 mass will be held in Choteau at 9 and Bynum at 11. Augusta will have mass at 8 30 and Wolf Creek at 11 with Communion Sunday for Choteau and Augusta. Please return envelopes for the propagation of the faith. Rev J F Schulte Pastor.
The H D club gathered at Mrs Porters home with many attendees including Mrs Reids sister from Dakota and visitors Claude Johns and his nephew who motored to Fort Benton and Loma. Several families hosted gatherings with Talbergs and Kittengers at dinners and a J A Swanson residence. Church services are planned for next Sunday at 3 PM with Sunday school at 11 AM.
John Swanson spent Friday afternoon sewing for the Deaconess school at Mrs. Talbert’s home. Mrs. Harry Swanson called. Betty Jones stays with Mrs. Edward N. Davis during her absence. He has gone to Minnesota for his brother’s funeral.
An advertisement touts Williams R. U. X. Compound as quick relief for rheumatic pains neuritis and sciatica by reducing uric acid. It urges readers to ask their druggist for effective rheumatic relief with Rexall Drug Store guidance.
The First National Bank of Choteau Montana announces closure of its affairs. All note holders and creditors are notified to present claims for payment. Julius Hirshberg, president, dated October 1 1984. First publication October 4, last publication November 29.
Notice sets December 5, 1934 at 2 pm for the Teton County Board of Commissioners to hear protests and certify signatures on a petition to add lands in Township 22-23 North, Ranges 3-4 West to Horse Herd District No 2. Lands described include Sections 31 33 36 and others in the indicated townships.
The notice outlines metes and bounds for parcels in Teton County Montana. It lists sections townships and ranges, starting at the northwest corner of Section 36 and tracing through multiple townships to the point of beginning. The action is by order of the Board of County Commissioners. GRO A Carroll County Clerk. First pub Nov 8 last Nov 22.
The first installment of real property taxes and full personal property taxes for 1924 in Teton County Montana are due. If not paid by 6 p.m. November 30 1984 at the County Treasurer’s office the first half will become delinquent with interest and penalties. and the half due on or before 6 p.m. May 31 next year will also delinquent if unpaid. Elmer C Smith County Treasurer. First pub Nov 1, last Nov 23.
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