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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
4
Local ads note men’s suits cleaned and pressed for $1.50 at Chateau Tailor Shop opposite the post office. The column also lists numerous social visits and gatherings in Pendroy and Great Falls including dinners, bridge parties, and family visits at the Talbert, Wellenstein, and Johns households.
Notice to creditors and claimants of the estate of William Henry Webb deceased. Executors require all claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to be presented at Bert I. Packer Chateau Montana. Dated April 17 1929. First pub April 18 last May 9. New patterns in Floortex yard goods and rugs at Hirshberg's.
Friday evening Farmington hall hosts the last literary event of the year. Local residents Mr and Mrs Albert Schwanbeck and daughters join Mr and Mrs Earl DeRusha and baby for Sunday dinner at the Hines home. Hosts at a recent Super Maid demonstration dinner included Mr and Mrs Ernest Arensmeyer Mr and Mrs Chris Swenson and Mr and Mrs Lars Nasser. Visitors Mr Verner Peterson Mrs L E Benedict and Miss Mildred Flannigan saw Mrs Benedicts daughters in Farmington. Great Falls visitors Mr and Mrs Claude Chenowich and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J B Conner. Ladies Aid met Wednesday at Mrs Julius Stensons, drawing a large crowd. Mr and Mrs Gay Franklin and daughter Dorothy dined with the DeRushas Sunday. Luther League met last Sunday evening. Bob Thorn returned from the oil fields to visit family, then went back Monday. Miss Margaret Nagle visits at Mr and Mrs Henry Davidson. All wool guaranteed suits priced at 25 dollars and up. Chateau Tailor Shop notes business trip to Great Falls.
The note advertises Conoco gasoline at Ted's Service Station claiming improved miles per gallon. Local driver tips emphasize fuel efficiency and the role of quality fuel in upkeep.
Premium Center notes Mr and Mrs Don Wolfer spent the weekend in Great Falls. Roads are generally bad but drained sections show good conditions. A Gap correspondent ponders rural land value while Gumbo news is read with interest.
The former Gumbo Flats area has become the premium wheat center of the state. A daily mail route is justified after three months of counts observed by mail carrier Harry Montague. West-end families buy two daily papers to help build the route while local merchants advertise items like Brunswick phonographs and six extra large cups and saucers for 98 cents at Hirshberg's.
Elmer Phillips of Highview plans a dairy business and has bought sixteen dairy cows. He expects to sell the milk in Gallup City. Julius Hansen was a dinner guest at the Gitchell home Sunday. Bob Shephard, Mrs. Jones and Dor...
Lyle Jones and another motor to Chateau on Saturday. Miss Gladys Hane hosted a dinner at the Roberts home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Den Boer reside in a new home on the Kester place. Pete Den Boer visited the Roberts. Mr. Gitchell hauling wheat recently. Helen Bremer employed at Julius Hansen ranch. Bob Sheppard missed school Monday due to his mother's illness. Marjorie Winona Kenneth Roberts and Mary Anne Phillips visited Winona and Rachel Mitchell Sunday. Bill Wellenstein and the right of way agent toured the vicinity this week. Ernest Mallard left for Sumas Washington Monday afternoon. Roberts windmill completed. Julius Hansen stayed overnight at W P Phillips Saturday. Charley Fields finished a new barn.
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