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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
4
Notice states that harboring a dog without license and collar in Chateau is a misdemeanor under Ordinance 51. Conviction carries a fine of 10 to 100 dollars plus costs, or imprisonment 1 to 30 days, or both. John T. Moore, City Marshall. 14-11.
Norma Erickson Pleasant Valley Earl Wiggins West Spring Valley Mrs Verda Crawford Weist Fred Woodward Stafford Mrs Eugene Maynard Diamond Valley Mrs W W Peterson principal Miss Marie Anderson Crawford Mrs Alice Love Baker Miss McAndrews Harmony Miss Freda Moser.
The passage notes August 1927 as the hottest rainfall year with a high of 2.68 inches. It lists multiple figures 2.2 0.88 1.38 0.36 2.68 2.24 and states the record for August precipitation was 2.68 inches in 1927.
A nine year September weather study shows the highest mean maximum 60 in 1922 and the highest mean minimum 43.7 in 1926. The peak September high reached 90 in 1922 while the coldest minimum was 5 below zero in 1926. Precipitation peaked at 3.15 inches in 1926 and was lightest at 0.32 inches in 1922. Recent readings noted 91 for last Sunday and 49 on Monday with 56 Tuesday. Night readings dropped to 36 Monday and 28 Tuesday, four degrees below freezing.
Collins school started with full faculty and more pupils than last year. Two new teachers from Washington arrived Friday. Mr Funk resumes as principal. R S McClenhan visited Broday on Tuesday. Chas Tomsha and wife and Mrs Th McClenian left Thursday for a two month visit in Pennsylvania with relatives.
The piece describes a small town weekly noting Mrs. Williams entertaining friends, Judge McArthur, the Curtis family moving, Rebekahs installation, Miss Day reopening her school, and local events. It also covers university admissions with Freshman Week details and the need for early applications for fall term.
Miss Lucile Fitzgerald began her school at the Middleton east of Dutton on September 2 after a summer at home. Bernice Parchin returned to Great Falls after visiting Mildred Baquet. Miss Bella Lemon and brother stay at the Tomsha place while the family travels east. Mrs C Baquet and family attended a piano recital by Eva Lewis of Brady. Mrs Emerick travels to Billings to visit her son Louis DeNoir. Chateau Sportsmen's Club elects Dr C J B Stephens president Harrison Craig vice president and C D McDonald secretary treasurer.
The State University of Montana begins its thirty-fifth academic year on September 24, inviting students and faculty to start the term. The opening signals new programs and renewed campus activities across departments.
Marion Smith and party from Great Falls visited J. B. Connor on Labor Day. Ada and Marion Benedict arrived to begin duties at Farmington school living with Mrs. R. Anderson. Thirty two pupils enrolled. Ernest Spokely drives the school bus from Key district. Various locals joined Benedicts for visits and a fishing trip to Waterton Lakes and British Columbia.
Farmington staged a lively jama parade Sunday night with festive attire. The German Lutheran church plans confirmation on Sunday September 8 at 11 o clock led by Rev J F Merz with Dorothy Arensmeyer Hulda Kleber Erma Young and Martin Arensmeyer to be confirmed in English.
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