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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1934
Page
4
Community notes in Choteau detail a September 15 Mountain View garden dance under new management Tennant is playing. Local merchants advertise sales on stockings radios hats and appliances while community groups meet including Episcopal Guild and American Legion Auxiliary.
Dr. Boyd Davis of C E Davis & Sons will fit glasses in Choteau at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday October 6. He operates from Great Falls and will visit for the event.
Frank Stearns manager of the Montana Power local office spoke on the history and science of light at the Lions Club meeting. J. E. Byrne organized the program with water pipe talk and musical numbers by several performers. Guests included Hampton Bloom Eugene Murphy and Senator M D Rowland. The club voted not to sponsor Boy Scout troops this year and planned monthly programs to fund club projects. The first program will be on the 29th with a possible second chautauqua presentation of Second Childhood.
Deputy Livestock Inspector J. L. Billings says estrays will be sold at public auction for cash at the Charles Davis ranch one mile south and one mile west of Bole on October 5, 1934 at 2 p m. Items include a day mare with colt branded C on left thigh a bay gelding with blotch on left shoulder a brown mare unbranded and a gray mare unbranded. First publication Sept 13 last Oct 4.
The H D club will hold its first meeting of the year at the hall on Thursday afternoon Sept 27 with Mrs Armstrong and Mrs Walkington entertaining. Installation of new officers will occur then. New officers include Mrs Ma this president Mrs Walkington vice president Mrs Fred Swenson secretary treasurer Mrs Armstrong and Mrs B O Price project leaders. Mr and Mrs Cunningham and daughter Ethel of Power visited Bole on Monday.
W G Dauwalder shipped a carload of wheat this week. Mr and Mrs John Holm were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs August Bjork. Baby boy born Aug 28 to Roy and Mrs Sandberg of Spokane formerly of Bole. Elmer Baird returned home from the Chateau hospital. Fred Swenson and wife drive a new Plymouth. Dickie Dauwalder ill with intestinal flu. Ellsworth, Forest Strand and Stanley Shoberg were supper guests of the Holms. Forest left for Trade Lake Wisconsin. The Zeiglers hosted a merry party for granddaughters Evelyn Alvis and Mildred Zeigler. Alvis and Mildred to Lincoln Nebraska Thursday. Oliver Hanson and Mrs Kosnick were Great Falls visitors. The Woman's club met at Mrs Mathis home. Holland topics shown by Mrs H Van Wichen. Bobby Kolste's car damaged by fire near the depot. volunteer firemen saved the wheat car. Mrs Oliver Hanson attends state Federated Women's clubs convention at Bozeman. Mrs Munson cares for Sylvia Ann. Ferdinand Weyer bought a Ford Coupe last week. Joel Edwards supervised pea loading. Geo Stine in town with a new International pickup.
The new school year begins with 211 enrolled students and new pupils in every grade. The lower grades held an assembly with first graders singing Jack and Jill. The girls glee club has 25 members with officers Bessie Conlin Joyce Kropp Kathleen Wallace. The boys glee club has 19 members with Harry Luinstra Jerry McClue as officers. The band is ready. Constitution day is September 17. upper grades will study the Constitutional convention and a weekly current events paper subscription is urged. The upper grade assembly meets Friday to welcome newcomers and sing old songs.
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