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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
1
The Choteau public school closed a highly successful term with strong teacher effort and pupil achievement. About 236 pupils enrolled with over 16 showing perfect punctuality, while health talks and art, manual training, and music activities enriched learning and community life.
Center North Dakota report details Charles L Crum former Montana judge nowaligned with the Townley Frazier slate. It notes his impeachment conviction for high crimes and loyalty to socialistic causes, and mentions American Legion opposition and fears of a radical in North Dakota politics.
The Birthday Club of this county accepts an invitation from Wm. Cowgill and wife to hold their next meeting at their Flathead Lake home near Somers. They plan to review events from the last week in June.
The Bethany Commandery Knights Templar will install officers on Monday June 10 with J E Crawford of Great Falls acting as installing officer. New officers include E N Haugen commander H McCullough generalissimo J E Hodgskiss captain general W W Hall senior warden Co H Porter Jr warden John Truchot prelate B J Crary treasurer W Levy recorder A R Connor standard bearer James T Robison sword bearer H Rosengrin warder P H Crossen sentinel. Montanan dues are 2.00 per year.
The Choteau public schools announce reemployment of staff led by Prof. E Burgett for 8th grade and Miss L Cadd for 7th grade along with Mrs Stong 6th grade Miss Ruth Reynolds 5th grade Miss Violet Lestrud 4th grade Miss Tussie Belzer 3rd grade Miss Mauriel Brunton 2nd grade Mrs F R Anderson 1st grade Miss Fitzgerald teaching at the Harris school near Fairfield.
Miss Margaret Nagle, chairman of Teton county Red Cross, visited Great Falls this week and planned to return home Wednesday. The brief stop marked continuing support activities and local observations.
Choteau Post No. 16 led a Decoration Day event with a parade from First Street to the courthouse. Rev. H. T. Stong offered the invocation, Prof. Burgett read Gettysburg Address, and Rev. Wm. Elliott gave a memorial sermon on immortality and duty. Schoolchildren sang and veterans' graves were decorated.
At 10 30 Sunday morning the Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be administered. Every member is urged to attend. Sunday school at 11 30 Epworth League at 6 30 subject My Favorite Psalm. Preaching service at 6 30 with special music by the orchestra and Epworth League choir. Regular meeting of official board Monday at 8 o clock. Study in Mark s gospel Wednesday at 8 o clock.
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