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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
5
Daring wing walking displays by ex army fliers headline the Montana State Fair September 13 to 18. Riders perform on wings and center sections while two planes reenact air combat maneuvers. Daily thrills include auto races and vaudeville acts as part of an extensive summer exposition.
The Salvation Army state advisory board calls a one day convention in Helena on September 14. Delegates from county boards will present reports on social conditions and agree on plans to address rural welfare with Home Service as the model. Speakers include Mrs. Col H Lee Lieut Col George E Davis Brig F Agnew and other Montana figures. G W Quail and Grace Anderson visit Dupuyer. Hirshbergs note Labor Day closure.
After last weeks exam in the city the following pupils will receive diplomas Irene Cleary Choteau Bessie Dennison Choteau Clarence McDonald Choteau Leon Snyder District No 38 Clarence Carlson Farmington Mathilde Dolalie Farmington Emmet Peterson Farmington Nelly Wearley Agawam Ethel Hamrell Kalma Bernard Kolste Fairfield Maude Harris Fairfield Frances Schreiner Fairfield Thelma Pinnell Bynum Edith Rowland Bynum Florence Talifson Bynum Russel Oliver District No 20 Wyman Peterson Dutton Lawrence McAllister Collins Earl Nelson District No 36 Cyril ONeil Bynum Oscar Olson Fairfield Maurice Ward Claude Inez Hagness Power 98 pounds see main ad Sapphire Flour 725 Hirshbergs
The town prepares for the new term with building improvements and filled vacancies. Officials urge parents to delay sending children under seven to school, citing health and growth concerns and the need to protect younger kids from crowded classrooms.
Official notice to submit a 1920 Montana constitutional amendment to voters. Describes allocation rules for school funds with 95 percent to districts based on child counts and 5 percent added to the state public school funds. Includes ballot wording and signing by Secretary of State Stewart. First publication August 6, 1929.
Miss Erma Cleland returns Tuesday from a short visit with her friend Miss Louise Zimmerman in Fairfield.
A District Court entry in Teton County Montana initiates a sheriff's sale under an Order of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure dated the 12th day of a month, in the Nineteenth Judicial District. Proceedings involve property subject to foreclosure and the sale process under court directive.
The plaintiff seeks recovery of 3536.72 with 10 percent interest from December 16 1918 plus 75.18 in costs and attorney fees. If real estate fails to cover the amount the action asks for a deficiency judgment against Ernest H Lindstrom. Witnessed by Clerk B M Jacobson and attorney H R Eickemeyer. First publication August 6 1920.
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