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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1930

Page

4

Heart Failure Claims Miss Miller's Father in Great Falls

Miss Ruby A. Miller mourns the death of her father T. Miller at 76 after months of heart trouble in Great Falls. He lived with Miss Miller and Mrs. Oscar Hansen, formerly of Spokane, and was buried in Lakeville Minnesota beside his wife. Survivors include two sons and another daughter in St. Paul.

Co. T. Miller Ruby A. Miller Great Falls Mr. Miller Oscar Hansen Spokane Miss Miller Lakeville Minnesota Choteau

Samuel Drum Dies at 90 at Daughter's Home Near Bynum

Samuel Wilson Drum 90 died early Saturday at his daughter Mrs Ed Gowan's ranch near Bynum after months of declining health from bronchitis and a heart attack. Born December 27 1840 in Quebec he worked in insurance and became a civic figure and Isnight Templar. Surviving are five children Col Lorne Drum Arthur W Drum Mary Dyke Mrs C V Watson and Mrs Ed Gowan plus six grandchildren. The body went to Great Falls then Victoria B C for interment beside his wife.

Samuel Wilson Drum Ed. Gowan Bynum Quebec Canada William Drum Victoria B. C Col Lorne Drum Army Medical Corps Esquimalt Arthur W. Drum A. W. Drum Loan and Insurance Company Mary Dyke North Longsdale C. V. Watson Great Falls Chas. G. Roberts

Merchants Provide Town Team With New Suits

The Choteau men's basketball team will receive seven new royal blue suits with old gold trim and "Choteau" on the front, donated by local businesses. Sweat shirts will also bear each firm’s name. The team debuts in new attire December 19 against Browning with a two game series following.

Choteau Post Tavern Arcade Billiard Parlor Choteau Hardware Co the Club L. EB Taylor Garage Chateau Hotel Adams Oil Co WAL Indians Browning

Farmington Home Demonstration Club Sets January 8 Meeting

Mrs Nyhus and Mrs Gamble led Farmington Home Demonstration Club at the county leaders meeting in Chateau last Thursday. Because New Year’s Day falls on the regular meeting day, the group will meet January 8 to continue foundation pattern work and share a rolleéall response of household hints. Hostesses are Mrs Davidson Mrs Stenson and Mrs Holm. Rev Carlson, recently gravely ill, is reported improving.

Nyhus Gamble Farmington Home Claude Chenowith Jeanette Hasterlick Great Falls J. B. Connor Ben Chalmers Logan Denison Ben McDonald Chateau McDonalds

Chateau hospital gains improved status and parish notes

Attendance reached about 225 at a literary program last Friday with local talent and a talk by Mrs. Crockett on Indian welfare. Upcoming meeting is set for December 19 as residents visit relatives and staff coordinate activities at Farmington and surrounding towns.

Chateau Hospital Mrs. Crockett Mabel Tokerud Helmer Anderson Browning Miss Tokerud Aleda Farmington Bessie Jean Howard Betty Ruth Passmore Pendray Donald Elaine Passmore

County Commissioners End December Meeting After Five Days

The board completed the annual December session on Friday with numerous contracts let and appointments made. This year’s meeting ran five days, one day shorter than the six days required last year. The law provides for a longer session at the December gathering than at other times. The poor farm contract was again...

Board of County Commissioners

County Officials Appointed and Burials Bid Awarded

Dr H W Bateman reappointed county physician at 25 dollars monthly and health officer at 35 dollars. Bids for burial of the county poor awarded to C H Connor at 60 dollars per burial plus mileage. Roberts bid 50 for burial and 10 for digging with clothes provided. Three high school trustees reappointed for two years starting Jan 1 1931. Janitor Gay Franklin reappointed at 137.50 monthly.

Marshall King H. W. Bateman E. B. Maynard C. H. Dulaney C. H. Connor Chas. G. Roberst Connor Chateau Robert Nish Roberts C. W. Burns Frank Young Oscar Gaare Gay Franklin Court House

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