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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
4
John Bolsinger of Porter bench visited Carter Phelps, federal seed grain loan inspector, on Tuesday. He noted crops were the poorest in years due to drought and grasshoppers, with flax badly damaged and some fields yielding as little as three bushels per acre.
Full gospel meetings will be held every night at 8 00 p m for two weeks commencing Sunday October 15 in Connor hall Conducted by Mr and Mrs Emil y Anderson of Great Falls The services have drawn wide interest and everyone is invited to attend EMIL ANDERSON
The junior dance in the high school gym Friday night October 6 proved socially and financially successful. Clarkson's orchestra provided music with patrons Mr. and Mrs. Ness and Mrs. Hodgskiss. Kathryn Davis led planning with class sponsor M. K. Luther and a committee, thanking all who assisted.
Mass schedules announced for next Sunday with services at Chateau Bynum Augusta and Fairfield. Augusta observes Communion Sunday. Rev. J F Schulte, pastor.
The Milwaukee Road announces reduced passenger fares offering travel from St Paul to Seattle Tacoma for 2 cents per mile. Tickets are available daily in modern steel coaches or tourist cars with amenities at about half Pullman rates. meals priced to fit budgets. The offer applies to the Olympian route. contact local Milwaukee Road agents for details.
County Superintendent Inez Eckford appoints John Dale to Fairfield district No. 21 school board to fill the vacancy caused by Wheeler Cole’s resignation under the nepotism law after Cole’s daughter Nan Cole joined the teaching staff. Nan Cole is a graduate of Teton County High School and attended the State College at Bozeman.
Mr and Mrs H T Redmond announce the marriage of Lavina Ward daughter of Mrs H G Ward formerly of Choteau to Ernest Nissen. The ceremony took place at Nissen's home in Petaluma California on October 1. They will reside in San Jose California where he works at Safeway.
Carter Phelps, a federal seed grain loan inspector, spent Monday and Tuesday interviewing a large number of farmers at the courthouse about their loans. Next Monday he will be in Dutton. He was accompanied to Chateau by T. E. McGinnis of Great Falls, newly appointed inspector for several counties.
Dr E B Maynard departed for Walker laboratories in Great Falls for technical work. A Milwaukee work train arrived at Chateau with bridges under repair led by foreman Joe Barta. The Texas company advances local bulk plant improvements with fence enclosure. Elk season opens Sunday as hunters prepare to head to the tall timber and mountains, joined by Dr EB Crary and Wayne Burnside heading to the Teton lodge.
The Bole Home Demonstration Club held its second meeting September 28 at the Mathis home with lunch served by Mrs. Armstrong Crossen and Mathis. Three new members joined. a prize for most three letter words from Home Demonstration Club went to Mrs. Bammel. A long list of visitors and relatives joined Sunday and weekday gatherings at various homes, farms, and schools.
The Teton F. F. A. chapter received an invitation to an F. F. A. day hosted by Simms with contests in stock judging grain judging farm mechanics rifle shooting horseshoes and baseball set for Friday afternoon November 3. About 30 Chateau boys are expected. Skull meetings aid members with studies as the group strives for 40 percent of members to maintain B average or better. Kenny Harmon lists a parent and son banquet set for month end with about 100 attendees and food donated by the boys. Sisters and town mothers expected to help serve. A program including speeches and a short play The Trial of the Scrub Bull will be part of the entertainment with H Truchot F Zion BE Campbell and R Neckstad on the committee.
The general committee calls attention to inviting friends to the Legion banquet and dance. The mayor city council county officials Lions club school and church heads and local business people may procure tickets. All ex service men and all women eligible to join.
The state commander Jas Garey of Kalispell may attend the convention with hopes he will connect after Chicago. Chateau hopes representation from Great Falls Fort Benton Dutton Augusta and Fairfield with Shelby Conrad and Walier units also invited. If they send their usual delegates a hundred participants are anticipated.
Relief work in Montana shows low administration costs as Mr. McGilvra calls for close cooperation among agencies. Edgar Maclay urges simple effective first aid methods to avoid confusion. Roll Call set for Armistice Day with C. W. Burns named chairman. an all county meeting will be held Nov 4 to promote Red Cross matters.
A county meeting plans to host representatives from all communities. Officials expect broad participation to discuss regional concerns and collaborative projects.
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