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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
5
Merchants advertise low prices on crafts and groceries from Hirshberg's and Chateau Hardware. Local residents attend fairs in Great Falls and Helena. Community updates include visiting relatives, church groups, school staff, and racing toward seasonal events. A marriage license is issued in Oilmont and court actions proceed in district court.
Charles G. Roberts announced he leased the Parkway cafe from Mrs Harry Young with an option to buy. He took charge this morning and arrives with a history in Bloomington Illinois where he ran the Three I's cafe and boxed professionally. He and Mrs Roberts operate the Chateau funeral home founded in 1929 and plan to stay active with local baseball programs.
Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity service at St Stephens Church with holy communion at 11 a.m. Rev. Lee H. Young to lead.
The first shipment of lambs, owned by Otto Swanson, left Bynum Tuesday averaging 70 pounds at 3 cents. Residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Porter, Mr. Cherry, and Mrs. Fabrick, visit relatives in Chateau and Lewistown. A stork shower honored Mrs. Dewey Lords, and local social visits and mountain outings filled the week with gatherings and recreation.
Ferris visitors gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stott's home on Tuesday. Pendray residents Mrs Germane and Mrs Reid visited Saturday with Mrs J Wilson Moore. Ed Hansen and others returned from Idaho Falls, bringing sister-in-law Mrs Mortensen for a stay. Mortensens traveled to Great Falls with George Mortensen and others for a fair. M I A dance planned in Bynum for Saturday evening. Watermelon festival attendance high at Chateau with praise for melons and Lions club. Stott brothers moved baying and took ranch implements home Monday.
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