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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1931
Page
5
Local commerce and services fill the Choteau scene with Hirshberg's bargains on prunes flour and wallpaper. Community notes report births visits, hospital stays, road work and a small town fire, plus farm equipment and insurance offers from Northwest States Utilities and DeLaval.
The Teton County Club Leaders council will meet Monday at 7 30 PM in the county courthouse. Mrs E M Bam mel of Bole serves as president and will preside. The meeting covers county 4 H club work and names two leaders to attend the 4 H club camp at Bozeman in June.
County Agent Robert Clarkson organized two new 4-H clubs in the Diamond Valley community. A swine feeding club for boys lists members Francis Habel, Arthur Habel, Henry Schultz, George Schultz, Harry Rosholt, Gerald Lock, Jas. Lock, Ralph Briggs, Wallace Schultz with Henry Schultz president and Ralph Briggs secretary. A sewing club for girls includes Wilma Schultz, Ruth Schultz, Cora Hemstad, Gena Hemstad, Eleanor Hemstad, Arleen Lock, Mildred Schultz with Gena Hemstad president and Mrs. Harry Lubach as leader.
John Hall, formerly Ventura city engineer, is reported to have been appointed city manager of Ventura California. The exact effective date is unclear but expected soon. Hall’s career includes roles as city engineer in Miles City and engineer in charge of a water system installation in East Helena with notable engineering achievements.
Sunday services at 10 11 15 and 19 00 with Epworth League Church School and worship. Thursday evening ladies industrial supper. Friday to Sunday midyear institute at First Church Great Falls. A group of Leaguers plan to attend and thanks are offered to supporters.
A church notes appreciation for hosting visitors at the coaching conference and thanks those who opened homes and provided a Thursday supper. Some guests could not attend, leaving a few homes without visitors. Pendrey Sunday May 3 3:00 pm preaching services by E R Kaemmer minister.
The Chateau Hospital announces it will not extend credit to anyone after May 1. The decision is presented as necessary to avoid closing the hospital, stated by Dr. H. W. Bateman.
We express thanks to Chateau community and all who cheered and comforted us during the illness, death, and burial of Mrs. C. D. Yeager. Special thanks to Rev. Kaemmer and Rev. H. T. Stong, the flower committee, choir, and floral donors. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Wm Kroft and heirs, including D Yeager H W Yeager John B Yeager William W Yeager Mrs H I Colvin.
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