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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1930
Page
3
The Rev. E R Kaemmer reviews the First Methodist church yearly program and its community role. He notes financial gifts and volunteer effort that support church projects and cites President Wilson’s call to make the world safe for democracy as a guiding aim.
Dr Athearn argues democracy depends on intelligent Godliness shared by all. The church school enrolled about 200 pupils last year with strong weekly attendance. Churches activities include youth discussions, Bible study, Sunday worship, and nineteen funerals, all aimed at meaningful, uplifting ministry.
A brief fragment notes that actions by the church establish it as an institution deserving goodwill and moral support. The statement emphasizes ongoing responsibility and communal backing for church leadership and programs.
County and state education leaders announce a comprehensive new music and art course for public schools. A 300 page volume will be printed by Tribune Printing and Supply in Great Falls and distributed via each district at about one dollar per copy. Additional courses in spelling arithmetic and writing are in tentative form and soon to be distributed gratis.
Morning prayer at 10 30 with Holy communion and sermon at 11. All are welcomed to the services led by General Missionary L E E H Young.
Mrs. Henrietta Crockett of Great Falls arrived in Chateau last week to resume her duties as county nurse.
Mrs. Crockett will spend four months in the county focusing on health work in schools and communities. Her salary is funded jointly by the state health department and the State Tuberculosis Association, with Teton County covering travel and other costs. She will reside with Mrs. M. M. Webb in Chateau while in the assignment. Mr. Crockett works as locomotive engineer on the local Milwaukee run.
County Commissioner N W Ed wards announced from his Collins ranch that Miss Josephine Michel will teach the South Liberty school. She arrives from Butte and holds a Montana State Normal College diploma from Dillon. An accomplished violinist, her credentials are listed.
Local residents visit and travel between Chateau Dupuyer and Great Falls. Students in district 61 begin with eleven enrolled. Miss O Gordon teaches. Several families attend dances, threshing work, and high school in Choteau. Illness and travel affect attendance with multiple missing days.
The frost is described as a light touch not damaging crops in the valley, with farmers reporting minimal impact on yields and ongoing harvest activities despite the chill.
The column records crops, harvest progress, illnesses, and social events in Collings including Mrs Waterman and Mrs McClinican, school start, a new district club, and a probate hearing notice for John Rohner with a September 12 1930 hearing date in Teton County Montana.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana August 28 1930 notice that Merle L Bunday of Bole Montana who on February 1 1928 made homestead entry serial number 065378 for lots 3 4 SE4SWY Sec 19 lot 1 NEKNW Sec 30 Twp 23 N R 3 W principal meridian has filed intention to make three year proof to establish claim before the Register of the U S Land Office Great Falls on October 13 1930 Claimant witnesses Car A Austad Arthur Tesch Harry Price and John Anderson all of Bole Montana. M D Nicholson Register First Pub Sept 4 last Oct 2
Sargon Pills cured stomach trouble indigestion and headaches for Riley Bonsteel of Butte after three years of distress. He reports relief from bowel problems and constant headaches with one bottle. Chateau Drug Co. served as local agents.
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