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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1932

Page

5

CHOTEAU IN BRIEF SHOPPING. DANCES AND DEATHS

Mrs H O Bremer of Collins and Jonh B Conlin visited here on business recently. Vernon G Alder of Billings also toured the town. Local merchants advertise wool sacks seeds vacuums dresses and footwear with sales and events upcoming including a Woodcraft dance. Memorial tributes note the passing of Ralph Allen and Justin Banns and public Scout activities are planned.

H. O. Bremer Collins Jonh B. Conlin Vernon G. Alder Billings Hirshberg’s Choteau Hardware Co Eureka Societe Post Tavern John B. Conlin Rice Auto Court Hansen _residence Mother

Mrs Edwards Returns Home After Operation at Chateau

A Montana hospital notice reports Mrs. N. W. Edwards, who underwent an operation at the Chateau hospital, returning to her home Monday. A marriage license was issued by Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson to Charles Russell Thomas, 28, of Pendrey, and Violet Gustava Matchett, 18, of Dupuyer, daughter of farmer John Matchett of Dupuyer.

N. W. Edwards Chateau Hospital Blanche M. Jacobson Charles Russell Thomas Pendrey Violet Gustava Matchett Dupuyer John Matchett

Cecil Passmore Named New Legion Commander at Chateau Post

Cecil Passmore was named commander of Chateau Post No. 6 of the American Legion, succeeding K. E. Sturgis, at a Monday Legion hall meeting. Officiating officers include H. W. Bateman as vice commander, George A. Carroll as adjutant, C. D. McDonald as treasurer, Captain Co. James Smith as chaplain, Geo. Gunther as sergeant at arms, and M. S. Bullerdick as post historian. Discussion covered Legion activities with no definite actions, including a lukewarm response to sponsoring baseball in Chateau next season.

Cecil Passmore Chateau Post No. 6 American Legion K. E. Sturgis Legion Hall H. W. Bateman George A. Carroll C. D. McDonald Co. James Smith Geo. Gunther M. S. Bullerdick Legion Chateau Legionairres

Junior Prom Notice Invites School Leaders and Alumni

The junior prom invites the grade and high school boards and alumni to attend on Friday May 13. Invitations not needed for the listed groups. The junior class extends the invitation.

First M. E. Church Announces April Services and May Supper

The First M. E. Church lists schedule for Sunday April 24 including church school at 10, morning worship at 11 15, intermediate league at 6, junior league at 7, and Tuesday choir practice at 8. The Ladies' Industrial plans a supper and Washington program for May 5 and asks members to note the date. Pastor E R Kaemmer signs.

Ladies’ Industrial Washington E. R. Kaemmer

Catholic Services Schedules Across Town

Mass times listed for Chateau Bynum Dutton Power next Sunday. Rev J F Schulte is the pastor at the parish.

Chateau Bynum Dutton Power J. F. Schulte

Bole Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events

Mrs. Ben Benson visited Mrs. Ole Kolste on Sunday. They called on Mrs. David Swenby in the afternoon. Kermit Bjork started work on the section Saturday. Florence Bush, recently ill at Maynard hospital Chateau, returned home Sunday and will remain in bed for some time. George Weyer moved buildings onto his Fairfield beach homestead. A nephew of Mrs. Luke Keogh arrived from Alabama to help with ranch work this summer. A dance is planned in Bole Saturday evening. About 25 attended the H. D. club dinner at the Jackson home last Wednesday, meals cost 15 cents per plate. Next meeting at the Dauwalder home is May 11 with a potluck at noon. Earl Jackson found work on the highway near Fairfield. The Woman’s club election is set for Thursday April 28 at 1 30 pm, followed by a garden meeting for H. D. club leaders. attendees are asked to bring lunch articles.

Ben Benson Ole Kolste Kolste Luke Keogh Bole Alabama H. D. Club Jackson Dauwalder Earl Jackson Fairfield Woman’s Club

Washington bicentennial program earns praise at Bole

A large crowd praised the Washington bicentennial program at Bole on Saturday night. The event featured songs, minuet, tableaux and plays in colonial costume and highlighted the life of Washington through artistic performances. Mrs. Marion Davis visited her daughter Mrs. Ed Bammel, while Harold Stevenson worked at the Dauwalder ranch and John Kosnick's family toured Great Island. Mrs. A C Munson, a Columbus hospital patient, is expected to return home in about a week. F W Smith and sons from Farmington attended and stayed at the Dauwalder home after the program.

Bole Austad Jonh Bradford American Play Ground Association Teton Harold“Stevenson Dauwalder Ranch John Kosnick Great Is Bunday A. C. Munson Columbus Hospital John Holm Alice Stofler Ole Kolste Fairfield Beach Washington

Farmington Notes and Local Changes

Abe Breere began seeding last Saturday. Miss Mabel Tokerud and Helmer Anderson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Beringer near Collins at dinner last Sunday. Lola Davidson will teach first and second grades at Power next year. Mr. Woodward and Miss Tokerud re elected to teach Farmington school. A bridge on the Conrad road west of Farmington burned last Wednesday due to weeds burned in a ditch. Chas Pierce works at the Larson ranch and Howard Slanger works for Geo Slanger. Mrs J G Jackson of Agawam visited Farmington last Thursday. Myron LeDesky joined her on the return and works for Mr McDonald nearby.

Abe Breere Mabel Tokerud Helmer Anderson Melvin Beringer Collins Lola Davidson Power Woodward Miss Tokerud Farmington Conrad Chas. Pierce Larson Howard Slanger Geo. Slanger J. G. Jackson Agawam Myron LeDesky Mr. McDonald Johnsons

Public School News First Grade Visitors

First grade notes report that Mrs. Duits Mrs. Strom and Mrs. Reinks were visitors last week to the public school.

Public School News Duits Strom Reinks

Grade school trip and end of year events scope

The article describes a six week period with eighth grade certificates and penmanship awards. It notes a 3000 mile auto trip along the Lincoln Highway from New York to San Francisco with stops at Yellowstone Philadelphia Chicago Omaha Salt Lake City and Lake Tahoe. It lists students earning Zaner Bloser certificates and upcoming events: operetta May 4 play contest April 30 health day May 1 Mothers day May 8 Arbor day May 10 track meet May 14 World good will day May 18 graduation May 27.

United States Lincoln Highway New York San Francisco Yellowstone National Park Philadelphia Chicago Omaha Salt Lake City Lake Tahoe Helen Jardine Maynard Oaks North Dakota Sadie Sulgrove Dorothy Miller Alice Luinstra Nora Bush Jack Stark Agnes I. Bloomberg Frances Mellon Joanna Hirshberg Pearl Miller Margaret Carlson Irene Ericson Clair Strom Mary Ellen Robison Johnny Owens Arthur Soderlund Floyd Byler Jack Core Fred Meadows Laverne Berglund Harold Walley Howard Koch Walter Tennant Mike Mozer Bud Weeks Vivian Craig Sing Lo Lawson Cora Heyrock Dorothy Boussard Miss Heyrock

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