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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
5
Choteau merchants promote sales on harnesses, hosiery, refrigerators, and house paints. Local visitors include Gus Depner, Shirley Wallace, W. Adams, and J. Rorke entourage with Glacier Park trips. Navyman Buster Yeager heads home as townsfolk attend funerals and public notices.
Dr. Boyd Davis of C. E. Davis & Sons will visit Choteau to fit glasses at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday August 3.
J. W. Broderick has purchased the M. K. Luther residence in Hobson addition and will take possession soon. He and his family now live at Hansen apartments and he has long worked for Chateau Hardware Co. The modern house was recently improved by Mr. Luther with a new basement and hardwood floor.
A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Evelyn Cutz was given Tuesday evening in Gorham block with hosts Miss Ruth Tretheway and Miss Mabel Caskey. Guests included Mrs. Clara H. Baker, Mrs. M. M. Webb, Miss Margaret Nagle, Miss Mary Sulgrove, Miss Rae Harrington, Opal Bourne, Wm. Olsen, Tetty Culbertson, and Iona Davidson. Miss Cutz wed Wednesday in Coeur d Alene Idaho to Edward McDonnell of Power.
W. W. Smith of Chateau Creamery announces the familiar Glacier Park Trail butter will be sold under the new name TETON. A new green, black and ivory carton with orange borders accompanies the rename to boost popularity while maintaining high butter standards.
The Priscilla 4-H club gathered July 29 at Evelyn Hodgskiss home with lemonade fruit salad wafers and chocolate cake for a meeting. Girls prepared finished dresses for the county dress revue and had portraits taken. Dorathy Altum was chosen to represent Teton county in the North Montana fair style revue at Great Falls. Mary Ellen Robison and Margaret Carlson named as a judging team for the fair.
The Farmers' union holds its regular meeting on Wednesday evening, Aug. 7 at the hall. Local residents report visits and illnesses, with several relatives visiting in town, including the Hanson and Kosnick families. 4H club members plan to attend the North Montana fair and use proceeds to offset expenses.
Mrs Forseth and Mrs Marie Lindseth host the Ladies Aid at Mrs Lindseth home next Wednesday August 7. A. G. Arensmeyer and D G Seekins plan a Glacier Park fishing trip on Monday. Mrs J B Conner visits Red Lodge to see her father and relatives. Mr and Mrs Warren Crane leave for Dillon after death of Mrs Crane father IL R Thompson. Florence Thompson returns to Great Falls duties. Frank Thompson Veda Thompson and H R Thompson accompany her home. Margaret Anderson of Dupuyer visiting her sister.
We express heartfelt gratitude to all who assisted during our recent bereavement. Mrs. H. R. Thompson and family appreciate the kindness and support received.
The Precilla 4 H club met at Mary Elizabeth Edwards home on July 23. After the business meeting Dorothy Allum and Evelyn Hodgskiss presented a demonstration on alterations of a simple pattern and the different types of dresses that can be made.
County 4 H judging contests in Chateau Tuesday featured the Scissors Snippers and Seven Clever Cooks with demonstrations of pattern alteration by Edna Otness, Lois Swenson, and Dorothy Swenson. Arensmeyer family visits and rural carrier convention at Havre were also mentioned along with Agawam resident Madeline Wuest visiting at the J B Conner home.
Mrs John Chalmers Mr and Mrs W F Arensmeyer and son Les lie Lyle and Mr and Mrs Leslie Chalmers returned home Saturday evening from a camping trip in Glacier park. The rest of the party visited Kalispell Polson and other points in Flathead country. Ralph Baldani came home from St Regis last Friday and is now with Frank Malones baying crew. Virginia Prewett returned to W F Arensmeyer s Monday after a week at Simms.
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