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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1951
Page
8
Farmers may order nursery stock for new or replacement shelterbelts at the Teton County Extension Office in Chateau. Orders by December 29 ensure 1952 spring delivery. trees grown in Missoula forestry nursery. Cultivation and weed control advised throughout life of dryland shelterbelts in Montana.
The Soroptimist club of Choteau and vicinity joins 478 clubs across North America and beyond to celebrate the pearl anniversary of Soroptimism founded in Alameda County in 1921. The Choteau group, with 24 active members, supports Teton Memorial Hospital upgrades and local defense and highway safety programs.
In Dutton area neighbors rallied to harvest Roy Goodell’s 105 acre farm after illness struck him and his son. About 4 000 bushels were cut in 2 hours 35 minutes by 14 combines provided by local farmers. Sonny Omholt coordinated the benefit as 35 men 16 women and many children helped plus a large community meal at the Diamond Valley School.
The Chateau grade school started with 26 first grade pupils. They bring garden flowers for a nicer room. An aquarium holds four goldfish. Students learn color words and can write numbers to ten. Woodrow Ameline plans to move to Great Falls.
Miss Fischer of Bozeman led a Chateau Saturday session to teach fabric choice for quality home life. Leaders will share guidance at October club meetings as four-club work gains national recognition and county winners are named.
Weather delayed harvest across Montana with about one fourth to one third of winter and spring grains still to be gathered. Intermittent warmth allowed some resumption but showers and cool temperatures slowed work. heavy rainfall caused lodging and bleaching in uncut and swathed grains. Frost damaged some crops. farmers race to save hay, seed more wheat, and move livestock to market amid ongoing moisture and cold snaps.
The Virginia City Players set to perform this winter tour starting at 8 oclock Monday. Bernard Tone stars as Rip the title role, channeling Joseph Jeffersons famed 1865 portrayal. Tone brings 15 years in theater and three with the Players, following earlier Northwest acclaim.
Korean fighting raged for hours as Love Company units and armor reinforced, with friendly artillery and air power pummeling the enemy. King Company troopers refused to be routed until surrounded, then withdrew to the relief column and back to regimental lines, suffering heavy losses.
A fragmented report notes enemy losses in March this year. It mentions a commander arriving in Korea in August and Bill Perry of Chateau is said to be stationed about 80 miles from Swanson's unit.
The Chateau district considers a 12 room plan funded by bonds up to $190,000 under old rules. A state amendment allows 5 percent valuation funding, potentially adding two rooms later. Petition drive seeks $60,000 for alternate materials and requires 141 electors and a 40 percent turnout for validity.
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