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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1958
Page
6
A community notice lists Wednesday September 3 at 9 am as the start for student registration. Lunch, regular bus routes, and local events follow, with many families and visitors from nearby towns noted. Various residents travel, visit, and attend local meetings and family gatherings around the area.
A series of visits and social calls across the region includes Mrs. H. M. Montague in Corr, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jensen and daughter Stephanie in Wolf Point visiting Lloyd Pedersens, with Amanda Nelson also stopping by after Missoula and Stanford. Bruceing into the week, Mrs. Nelson and Mr. Jensen returned home while Mrs. Jensen and daughter stayed another week. Eklunds hosted Mrs. Evelyn Long and Terry from Billings, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Nelson and family of Stanford along with Rodney Schilling visited Pedersens. Pete Petersen of Swan Lake was noted as a recent visitor. Water skiing at EurEka lake occurred as grain dried. Dell Ross, Cleve Ross, and Denise Igoe of Lethbridge spent several days with the Harkins and Mayer families. Mrs. Lloyd Pedersen hosted a coffee for Mrs. Richard Johnson of Dutton, with sixteen attendees and a cup and saucer given as a gift. Baard Pedersen returned from a Seattle salmon trip with a full limit. D. H. Moulton of Chateau cut a door to install a fire escape at the schoolhouse, now cleaned and ready for opening next Tuesday. Eklands were visited by Wes George, Karen, and Mrs. Lyle George and Kay Lynn of Chateau, while Mrs. Englands hosted Noble Armstrong and Leonard Armstrong of Conrad.
Nickel imparts beneficial high temperature properties to metals, so most accepted high temperature alloys including those used in jet engines contain appreciable percentages of nickel.
Mrs. David Davidson entertained with a coffee party on Saturday honoring Mrs. White and Mrs. Hacker, gathering neighbors for a social afternoon.
We thank the Dutton Fire Department and our neighbors and friends who came out during our field fire on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Toekes Mr. and Mrs. Harold Waters Mary Waters.
Montana Fish and Game Commission Formulating 1958 migratory waterfowl season rules. Montana placed in Central Flyway with options for 90 day season or 75 day open season, daily bag limits four or five, and hours from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. Also sets fur, native grouse seasons and notes 19 percent rise in education books published in 1957.
Mrs. Clara L. Covall of Fairfield 66 formerly of Great Falls died Tuesday Aug 12 at Chateau hospital Funeral services held Friday at Fairfield Congregational Church Reverend Charles Pobanz officiated She had lived with her daughter Mrs William Cole in Fairfield and earlier resided in Great Falls Havre and Lincoln Nebraska born Nov 4 1891 in Lincoln Neb She married Frank L Covall Feb 20 1913 and they moved to Great Falls in 1931 where he worked for the Great Northern Railway until his death in 1951 Rainbow Study Club member is noted in the obituary text
Survivors listed include two daughters Mrs Cole and Mrs Margaret C Phelan of Millbrae California a brother Joseph S Allen of Billings and three granddaughters in a notice from the Church of the Incarnation in Great Falls.
Fairfield News reports Mrs. Bill Pandis and children visiting Mrs. Glen Ewald and family. Mary Ewald returns home from visiting Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pendleton with Martha and Sandra Ritzschke spent weekend at Lincoln and Seeley Lake. Alice Bartlett returns after three weeks at Big Sandy helping during harvest. Patronize Acantha Want Ads.
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