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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
8
Forecasts were favorable for Teton's 4-H fair and achievement day on Saturday September 21. The event will feature livestock displays in the old Pioneer garage and agriculture and home economics exhibits in the Legion pavilion with cash prizes for 4-H clubs. Exhibits open at 10 a.m. and close at 5 p.m. with premium lists mailed to leaders and clubs.
The Chateau Woman's club convened at the library with president Mrs George Thompson presiding. Plans for the year were laid out and committees reported. Meetings will be held on the first and third Tuesdays monthly. Delegates named to district federation annual meeting in Walier tomorrow.
Governor Frank H Cooney designates September 17 1995 as Constitution Day in Montana to mark the 148th anniversary of the U S Constitution. He urges schools civic groups and all citizens to reflect on the charter that underpins American liberties and national progress.
C H Porter was elected to succeed Chas Malcolm on the city council after Malcolm resigned to manage Monarch Lumber Co yard in Browning. Porter, a local Northern railroad agent, will represent ward one with R R Mellon. The council approved a treasurer bond, bank securities, building permits for Mellon Huffman and Neely, and signs for Standard Service and a second hand store. It reviewed a sprinkling system project with Chateau Woman's Club and will study costs.
Bert Bolland was arraigned before Justice J G Jackson on a felony charge after a complaint by County Attorney Et Murphy. Bail set at $1000, posted by the defendant. The complaint alleges he carried a deadly weapon with intent to assault Deputy J B Olson of Dutton. Sheriff J L Billings brought him to Choteau.
Fairfield Times reports Rev Orville Dennis the chosen pastor for the Community Church will arrive with Mrs Dennis this week. They will be joined by Mrs Dennis's sister and mother.
Governor Frank H. Cooney proclaims September as street and highway safety month urging drivers and pedestrians to exercise care. The proclamation notes progress in Montana's fatality reduction, credits the highway patrol, and calls for school and civic involvement to reduce the toll further.
The Fairfield Times notes peas are being harvested on the Sun River Project with threshing already underway. Early peas presently harvested suggest good yields, though no definite statement is available yet. Local resident Mr. Luederman predicts the next two weeks will reveal the final outcome.
A sizable cattle shipment departed Tuesday over the Great Northern totaling 20 carloads, arriving destinations including South St. Paul Sioux City and Chicago. Buyers included Lerner and Lande from C Wilson Gray and others F G Coyte Oscar Carlson and Leo Kinnikin with multiple consignments in the Laurette Cattle Co. name.
Morning hospital notes show a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jack Campbell Pendroy and another son born to Mr and Mrs Lars Howden Fairfield. Multiple patients from Choteau Dupuyer Farmington Chateau and Bynum received surgeries and treatments including tonsil removal broken arm and crushed foot. A Detroit tourist and local residents are listed among admissions with several cases described as serious. A Dutch dish Rikstrafel is also noted with diverse ingredients.
Farmington area schools reopened Tuesday across three districts. principals Leslie Chalmers Burton East Farmington L H Rutter Farmington remain in charge with no teaching staff changes. residents and families from Helena Great Falls Hinsdale and nearby towns visited, moved, or limited travel as the new term begins.
Roy Monday begins his second year as Highview school teacher and Veda Thompson teaches Bole school. Ms Thompson currently commutes from home. Dick Reiding has been ill with pleurisy. J B Conlin and family of Chateau visited L H Rutter and family Friday evening.
Classified items include five ranges Majesties Universals and more in fine condition priced 15 to 40 dollars. Special oak dining room set at half price. Also cows calves yearling heifers for sale see H D Baskett Choteau Mont. Houses for sale listed by H L Stafford Chateau Mont broker. 1931 Chevrolet sedan 1929 model A coach 1929 model A pickup 1934 V 8 coach L E Taylor GA.
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