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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1935

Page

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Dutton Lions Receive Charter at Friday Charter Night

Dutton Lions club held charter night with about 250 attendees at the high school auditorium. The charter was presented by Thomas M. Robison, governor of the Montana Alberta district, accepted for the new club by T. J. Cheetham, club president.

Choteau Lions Lionesses Dutton Dutton Lions Club Thos. M. Robison Montana-Alberta T. J. Cheetham Cie Sacen Pate Tietetemnead Assembly Geo Lee Solo Hs Teedee Edna Rice Julius J. Wuerthner Wessesteee Meget Margaret Lathrop Lions Club Chateau Lions Club Ashley Roberts Great Falls Lions T. M. Robison Enon O. B. Katz Pierce-Dowse Orchestra Geo. Sollid L A. Walker Jonas Johnson J. A. Mock Tail Twister M. D. Johnson Lion Tamer Water G. Cohoe Mik Jon Johnson Ray Umphres Co. Smith T. J. Larson J. A. Mack H. D. Mack Ashley C. Roberts Co. S. Wiberg Herman Neistheimer Alan H. Odden al Willick Herbert J. Frick Y. A. Walker Nels Hemstad James D. Beattie J. O. van Arsdale Albert Cascaden John Hentges L. EB. Taylor Hampton Brom B. J. Crary John Conlin B. I. Packer

Basketban Opens Teton County High Season With Inter class Tourney

The Teton County High School basketball season began with an inter class tournament held Tuesday and Wednesday. Seniors defeated juniors 9 to 17 in the final, after earlier games where juniors, freshmen, sophomores and seniors competed. Championship lineup featured Mozer Lear Black Core and Bleecker for the seniors against Smith Moore Yeager Thompson Olson and Moore for the juniors.

Teton County High School Ness Depner Davidson Armstrong Campbell Smith Thompson Moore Yeager Olgan Martin Scherpenzeel Gibler Wallace Neswinder Mozer Tennant Bleecker Core Lee Lear Darby Black Olson

F. F. A. Dance to Support Chateau Meet Fund

The Pendroy Future Farmers of America chapter plans a Thanksgiving night dance on November 28 at Chateau Hall. Proceeds aid the annual FFA meet for Gila cier park district schools in Chateau next spring. Tennant's orchestra will play and lunches will be served.

Pendroy Future Farmers Teton County High School H. A. Winner Gilacier Park Chateau Tennant

Miss Cort Found Dead at Ranch West of Choteau

Miss M. A. Cort 62 for mer manager of the county poor farm and former bookkeeper for S. T. Wiprud of Choteau Mercantile Co was found dead Saturday evening at her Willow creek home stead about 15 miles west of Choteau The death was attributed to heart failure and the body shipped to Creston Iowa after removal by Sheriff and Justice of the Peace No inquest was held Surviving sisters live in Iowa California and Pennsylvania A nephew resides in Chanute Kansas

M. A. Cort S. T. Wiprud Choteau Mercantile Co Choteau Willow Creek Hugh Smith J. L. Billings T. J. Dellno Justice of the Peace J. G. Jackson Chas. G. Roberts Roberts Funeral Home Creston Iowa Miss Cort Great Falls Chateau Mercantile Co A. J. Fousek J. T. LaMaster Laura Maxwell Upland Calif W. G. Crownley Stockton Vera F. Staret Pittsburg FR. T. Benson Chanute Kan

Committee Allows Infantile Paralysis Care Claims

The committee appointed by Mayor Burns to oversee funds from the second President Roosevelt birthday ball met to discuss disbursement. H. R. Prior was named chairman, succeeding D. P. Thurber who resigned. Dances in Dutton Fairfield and Choteau raised $452.60, with $114.85 approved for infantile paralysis care leaving $227.85. Other members include W. H. Weinenstein Pendrey Mrs. H. R. Thompson Farmington Mrs. Cecil Huffman Choteau and E. L. Jourdonnais secretary.

Co. W. Burns Roosevel H. R. Prior Fairfield D. P. Thurber Thurber Dutton Choteau Burns W. H. Weinenstein Pendrey H. R. Thompson Farmington Cecil Huffman E. L. Jourdonnais

Local Fur Firm Resumes Operations Amid Market Rebound

W. E. Pinnell and Morris Talifson resume the Pinnell Fur Co venture in Chateau two weeks after returning from Oregon. They set up offices on Spring Creek, above town, with plans to reopen Saturday. The fur market improvement leads to renewed activity though beaver and weasel lag behind. mink and muskrat pelts show strongest gains. demand for other breeds rises as native rabbit dope remains scarce.

W. E. Pinnell Morris Talifson The Pinnell Fur Co Chateau Oregon Spring Creek Theore

Teton Wheat Farmers to Receive About $190000 Soon

Checks totaling roughly $190,000, the last 1934 wheat contract benefit and first 1935 payment, have arrived for the Teton County Wheat Production Control Association. Distribution in coming days will occur at several community centers with recipients notified in advance.

W. D. Reiquam Teton County Dutton Diamond Valley Collins Fairfield Bole Choteau Pendray Bynum Agawam

Turkeys to Be Marketed Co operatively Here Dec 6 7

Turkeys to be received December 6 and 7 at Chateau for the Teton County pool. The Teton County Shipping association, part of the North Montana Turkey Growers and Northwest Turkey Growers associations, aims to stabilize the market, extend the season, reduce costs, and raise producer returns. Farmers should market only choice or prime birds and use a 70 30 wheat barley mix or straight wheat. Corn is scarce. birds should stay near the farm.

Beck Teton Venda Washington Teton County Agricultural Adjustment Administration Chouteaux’ County Teton Richland County Yellowstone Lake Montana Chateau Teton County Shipping Association North Montana Turkey Growers Association Northwest Turkey Growers Association Northwest Turkey Growers’ Association Fred Willson Turkey O. K Agi Farmer Cooperative Movement

Teton F F A Boys to Broadcast Radio Musical Friday

Nine members of the Teton F F A chapter led by president Fred Meadows will broadcast a half hour program from KFBB Great Falls on Friday November 22 at 3 00 p m Meadows will announce the show Herb Winner adviser to the chapter will accompany the performers The program features musical numbers and two talks with topics on F F A activities and member accomplishments by Bernard Toenyes John Gibler Bob Zion Arnold Neiswender Kenneth backed by Toenyes on piano and Kenneth as accompanist

Teton Fred Meadows KFBB Great Falls Meadows Herb Winner Chaptre Mike Teton IF. F. A John Gibler Bob Zion Bernard Toenyes Arnold Neiswender Kenneth

Dutton to Host District Legion and Auxiliary Convention

The Three Rivers district of the American Legion and its auxiliary meet in Dutton on Saturday with the Dutton post and unit hosting. State and district officers attend led by State Commander Earl Genzberger of Butte. Afternoon business sessions, 7 p.m. banquet, then public dance with delegations anticipated from Dutton Fairfield Augusta Great Falls Belt Fort Benton and Choteau.

Three Rivers American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary Dutton Dutton Post Amog Earl Genzberger Butte Fairfield Augusta Great Falls Belt Fort Benton Choteau

Thompson Skit The Adjuster and Musical Interludes

An event program lists acts including Bernard Toenyes with Fred Meadows violin and guitar duet Glen Bushman and Birger Owens accordion solo Kenneth Poore cornet, with piano accompaniment by John Billings.

Perpetuate Will Rogers Memory Through Contributions

Memorial drive urges public to donate to a living memorial for Will Rogers. Readers are asked to contribute any amount, with school groups and individuals invited to send funds via The Citizens State Bank and this newspaper. Donations are voluntary and names will be forwarded to New York memorial commission.

Will Rogers National Fund Will Rogers Memorial Fund Chateau Acantha Citizens State Bank Choteau Teton County Memorial Commission New York

Plane Crash Victim Buried at Farmington

Walter Chalmers who died in a plane crash near Fort Shaw Wednesday evening was laid to rest at Farmington cemetery after funeral services at the Farmington Lutheran church attended by many. The Rev. Chester Bredo officiated, with Chas. G. Roberts directing. Pallbearers were Jack McCormick Morris Lindseth Oliver Forseth Martine Arensmeyer Lowry Larson Abe Savik. Music by a quartet and piano, selections include Some Time We'll Understand The Old Rugged Cross and Abide With Me.

Farmington Lutheran Church Walter Chalmers Fort Shaw Chester Bredo Chas. G. Roberts Jack McCormick Morris Lindseth Oliver Forseth Martine Arensmeyer Lowry Larson Abe Savik Farmington F. W. Smith J. J. Hodgskiss Fred S. Willson A. B. Guthrie M. M. Webb Old Rugged Cross

Junior Plays to Be Given Dec 5 at Teton County High

The Teton County High School junior class presents three one act plays on Thursday December 5 including The Marriage Proposal by Chekov directed by Miriam Barnhill with cast led by Stephen Stepanovitch Chukokov and Bernard Toeynes The Valiant by Holworthy Hall and Robert Middlemass directed by Charles Hunzik er features Charles Rose and James Dyke The Happy Journey by Thornton Wilder directed by Grace Thompson stars Virginia Allum Robert Gronberg and Jim Moore Production staff includes Charles Tumblin Walter Hentges and Lawrence Alzheimer The date was moved from December 6 to avoid a basketball game.

Teton County High School Anton Chekov Miriam Barnhill Stephen Stepanovitch Chukokov Bernard Toeynes Ivan Assilenvitch Lomov Mito Hodgkinson Cpoacag Epererey Sendehacabene Margaret Allison Holworthy Hall Robert Middlemass Charles Hunziker Warden Hot Wee Charles Rose Father Davy Martin Carlson James Dyke Joel Olson Josephine Paris Gordon Eckford Dan Cecsse Ee Lawrence Alzheimer Attendant Charles Roll Thornton Wilder Grace Thompson Ma” Kirby Virginia Allum Arthur Oo Cette Robert Gronberg Sid Yeager Caroline Jay Snyder Pa” Kirby Jim Moore Beulah Carolyn Peterson Charles Tumblin Walter Hentges Lawrence Alzheimer Mildred Louise Nelson Stanley Smith

Wheat contract signups nearing deadline in county

Five hundred seventy four operators have filed applications for new AAA wheat contracts totaling about eleven hundred contracts. About 309 operators have not yet signed. County Agent Fred Willson urges remaining farmers to arrange timely applications by November 23.

Fred Willson Taton County Wheat Production Control Association

Dutton Water Works Attracts Many Bidders At Court Hearing

Fifteen bids opened at the Dutton court house for furnishing materials and constructing the water works system. Divisions covered pumps and pipe work, a 100000 gallon tank on a 100 foot tower, and trenching plus piping. Lowest bids came from Federal Tank and Pipe Co Seattle Sullivan Valve and Engineering Co Great Falls and Thompson Staunton Great Falls. Next meeting set for Nov 25 to award contracts with engineers and PWA officials present.

Court House Dutton Board of County Commissioners PWA Federal Tank and Pipe Co Seattle Sullivan Valve & Engineering Co Great Falls Thos. Staunton Charles Farmer Helena W. H. Walsh Federal Emergency Administration The William ‘Hoppenjans Portland Division of Investigation Division I Crane Company C. I Rensselaer Valve Co Pacific Water Works Co Sullivan Valve & Eng. Co Pittsburg Des Moines Steel Co Des Moines Minneapolis-Moline Power Imp. Co Minneapolis Thos Staunton McLaughlin Coast. Co Taivingston D. M. Manning Hysham Humphrey & Hall B. Lindstrom Billings Nilson-Smith Co Great Fables Tease & Leighland Threet Bros. Const. Co Lovell

Early Thanksgiving Issue Prompts Advertisers to Submit A Day Early

The Acantha announces next week’s issue will publish a day earlier due to Thanksgiving. Advertisers must submit copy a day earlier, correspondents should send news a day sooner, and all material should consider the earlier date. Cooperation is appreciated.

Shower for Miss Mary Sulgrove in SpokaneWedding Soon

Miss Mary C. Sulgrove, engaged to Captain C. H. Chorpening of Fort Peck, received a miscellaneous shower Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Core. Hostesses were Miss Mary Core and Mrs. George M. Coffey. A dinner preceded bridge and gift wagon Cupid by Punkie Core. The wedding is planned for early next month in Spokane. Captain Chorpening serves with the U. S. Army Engineers at the Fort Peck dam construction.

Mary C. Sulgrove C. H. Chorpening Fort Peck G. C. Core Mary Core George M. Coffey Punkie” Core Clinton Core Cupid Miss Sulgrove Spokane Chorpening U. S. Army Engineers

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Dutton Lions Robison Cheetham T. S Teton F. F. A. Boys Radio Land Legion Auxiliary Bill Natalya Stepanovana Dutton Citizens Mary Sulgrove
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