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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1929
Page
4
Betty Jones celebrated a Tuesday birthday party while families of Guldbranson Sufert and Pendroy shared visits over the week. A Christmas program is planned Friday at the community hall.
Mrs. Ed. Davis and her son Leonard Sheeble visited Choteau Saturday for dental work. Mr. Hans Haugan also went to Choteau on business. Mrs. Brandenburg and Miss Hane have stayed with the Seufert, Larson, Swanson and McFadden families during the week. Bobby Fields is boarding with teachers during the bad weather.
Real winter has arrived as residents abandon cars and a snow drift is hoped to be avoided. Jake Trost and family shopped in Chateau on Saturday while the Mozer boys traveled to Brady to visit friends. Ten Breezy Hill school children had perfect attendance in three months with various local visits noted.
The schedule lists Mass in Choteau Bynum Dutton Power and Augusta with times for December 22 and Christmas Day December 25. A postponed Eckel Mercantile Co. food and fancy sale in Pendroy is planned for Saturday December 21 if weather allows.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces a series of Christmas events including choir rehearsal December 19 at 8:00 p.m., a young people's Christmas party December 20 at 8:00 p.m. with a small gift, and December 22 services starting at 10:00 a.m. The Christmas program features music, a pageant The Eternal Quest, and recounts a story The Shepherd Who Didn't Go. A children's party is planned for December 24 at 3:00 p.m. followed by a Christmas program at 8:00 p.m. The minister E R Kaemmer invites the community to welcome the Christ child.
Charles Wymer remains a patient at the Chateau hospital with a bad cold. The Teton county sheepmen meeting was postponed due to heavy snow and poor roads. Mrs. Love visits her convalescing father. hospital expects his discharge by week’s end. Chateau program on KFBB drew listeners with Alex Longmuir performing old timer songs. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Looney hosted a bridge dinner at the Chateau hotel with eight tables. A baby clinic from Dutton’s Woman's club served thirteen preschool children despite the cold. Pete Helmne of Dutton hospitalized for rheumatism. journey to hospital included a walk after car trouble. J L Billings reports Russell back trip from town in three hours fifteen minutes.
George Miller plans a winter stay in Long Beach California. Demolay Dance at Masonic Hall invites all Masons and Eastern Star members. County Clerk George A Carroll was sick with a cold and lagrippe. J B Elliott shipped six carloads of mixed cattle to the S T ranch from Lavina. Thomas Winner resigns from J C Penney to become cashier at Silver Dollar cafe in Great Falls. W G Bloomdahl reports J H Harrop attended Equitable Life meeting in Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Wm Crawford of Bole travel to Napa and Los Angeles to visit relatives, returning in spring. Christmas service at Farmington Norwegian Lutheran 11 00 a m. Annual business meeting set for Jan 6. Mrs R R Mellon hosts Ladies Auxiliary with bridge. Edna Beaupre wins high. Conrad and Teton county high school basketball game canceled due to deep snow. Mrs Ray I McClue returns from Minot after funeral. sister Mrs George Cummings visits Choteau. Milwaukee RR official M M Randall visits Choteau. Miss Olive Walker plans to leave for Adahska Idaho then Buffalo NY to visit brothers and make future home. she plans return to Chateau briefly before moving. She enjoyed Urania City. regrets leaving.
Bill Ellis of Choteau works at the local bakery and plans to spend Christmas in Walier. He leaves Saturday. Mrs. H Hi Bleecker, once seriously ill at Choteau hospital, is convalescing after an appendicitis operation.
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