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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1931
Page
5
Local notices and small ads list Hirshberg's store items from hats to hardware. Community updates include bridge work on Spring creek, visits by residents, school music teacher Marguerite Vaughn returning to Chateau, and job leads for high school students in the county.
Collins area enjoyed a recent rain. Farmers cut train hay while families picnicked on the Teton Sunday and attended M E church quarterly conference with Rev Spaulding delivering the address. 4 H club met July 29. aprons judged with Clara Alzheimer first and others close behind.
Miss Edith Tash visits the city from near Twin Bridge and teaches at Teton County High. Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver Jr arrive from Seattle for a month with relatives. Mrs. James Eckford and daughters return to Chateau with Miss Meda McLean while J L Gleason is hospitalized for blood poisoning. A marriage license is issued to Ewald Kuhnert and Elsie Dahlmann of Power.
Views from Highview notes purchases and visits including Chas Fields buying a new Ford from Conrad. Rob Sheppard Jr. drove to Bob Monday returning Tuesday. Families from FitzPatrick, Roberts, Pike, and Nugen visited homes and ranches. An airplane landed in dense fog near Dick Nuz Zen ranch en route to Browning.
Rev Hanson of Rapelje Mont will lead services at the Norwegian Lutheran church Sunday August 9 at 11. Mrs H C Nyhus returns home from Wisconsin and Minnesota after five weeks visiting relatives. Albert Schwanbeck and family with Louie Depner spent Sunday at Earl DeRusha’s. H E W Smith family attended a kittenball game at the Green ranch on the Teton. Kittenball swimming hole and big feed featured the day. Some Farmington boys will meet the pole players at kittenball next Sunday at the Green ranch. All
Last week's Chautauqua drew strong crowds with two plays, Her Husband's Wife and The Grouch, praised for quality entertainment though mud delayed the Brady troupe. A brides shower for Mrs. Mart Blazzard and a Porter's hall dance featuring Rod's Rhythm Orchestra highlighted a weekend of community gatherings and visits among local families and nearby towns.
Monday morning a party will visit Glacier Park for a two week vacation. Mr. Thomas will assist in the store during their absence. Don Brittian leads a weed control movement urging residents to report weed patches and fund hired help to eradicate the pests for farmers.
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