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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1931
Page
5
Choteau area residents engage in fairs and travels to Great Falls Helena and Missoula. Visitors include Johnnie Korls from Omaha at the Acantha office, Mrs. Hassett visiting her sister Mrs. Connor, and numerous trips to North Montana fair Glacier national park and the state fair. Community events include dances at Agawam with Austad’s Orchestra, and local store promotions at Hirshberg’s.
Dr E J Crary is a patient at a Great Falls hospital Charles Straight works at the Office of Winston Broa in this city Mrs M M Webb takes her annual vacation as deputy county clerk and recorder Miss Nolan Billings drove to Helena for a few days at the Montana state fair Mrs Ruby Malone and son Bobbie depart for Ventura California to make their future home Mr and Mrs Otto Waynild and Mr and Mrs Wallace Coffey camp at Salmon lake expected back by weekend E A Moye and Carroll Maynard weekend in Chateau on highway project near Cut Bank 30 cans of fingerlings shipped from Giant Springs hatchery planted in the Teton Mr and Mrs Ray I McClue and two sons vacationing on the Flathead Nick Wolf will head baker at Chateau Bakery during their absence Mrs Clarence Looney and daughters Charlotte and Madge motor to Anaconda to visit Mr and Mrs James Looney Looney employed by Phoenix Utilities in Anaconda
North Montana fair at Great Falls features 4-H entrants from Teton. Pendray team Marion Lewis and Marjorie Briggs enter home economics judging while Hodgskiss and Robison demonstrate sewing machine attachments. Livestock judging team includes Lowry Larson Oliver Forseth and Walter Chalmers.
The Teton All-Stars were honored at the Chateau Lions Club meeting with three attendees George O’Hare Obert Dale and Clint Core. Henry Ness led the program while Dr Manfred Zapp spoke on American prosperity and foreign labor. G E Holdman of Great Falls YMCA discussed training for athletes with Fred Taber accompanying.
Mass times are listed for Augusta Power and Dutton with two 9 o clock and 11 o clock masses respectively. No mass will be held at Bynum next Sunday.
The Goats of Great Falls beat a Montana Power office team 14 to 10 on the local diamond last Sunday. They kept the visitors to four runs until the eighth inning before a rally added five more, and one in the ninth. The Goats started strong with 12 runs in the first three frames, including six in the second. The home team did not play the bottom of the ninth. Lineup included E Hodgs.
Listed are Kiss Chuck Davis Fred Barriball Ed Noble Robert Clarkson Charles Co hoe M K Luther G G Moore Henry Robison and Henry Ness as teams. Montana Power lineup includes Venetneck F Stearns Cavanaugh Peterson Smith W Stearns Clem Sweitzer Chamberlain Phelps and Blair.
The Farmington Home Demonstration club meets at the hall next Thursday September 3 at 2 pm with a tailors garments project and a roll call suggesting a good lunch box idea. Hosts are Mrs J L LeDesky Mrs Earl DeRusha and Mrs F W Smith.
The text notes visits at the John Edwards residence with Mr and Mrs Edwards and their son Joel and Mrs J B Conner spending a few days at the North Montana fair in Great Falls. An incident describes Ben Chalmers driving into a skunk herd while returning from his home on Tuesday evening.
Pete Den Boer Horace Jones and Sanford Jones visited Mrs Lena Lathrop on Blackleaf Sunday. Harvesting is in full swing with buoyant weather. Farmers swathing. Pendroy visitors. multiple calls at neighbors and relatives homes. grain hauling and cutting underway. Echoes of community life and farm activity across surrounding families.
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