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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
4
Mrs. Oscar A. Provost hosted a bridge luncheon at the Post Tavern before leaving Chateau. Guests enjoyed Christmas decorations, a tree, red candles, and holly. Mrs. EB Hirshberg won the high score. Mrs. R B Nelson took the cut prize.
Russell Phillips Ross Roberts and H H Jones drove to Pendroy on Tuesday to deliver turkeys for A G Roberts. Fern Broeder is staying with Miss Anna Olson this week. Jay Gitchell drove to Choteau on Friday to collect high school children. Miss Olson accompanied him to spend the weekend in Choteau. Mr and Mrs Fred Broeder traveled to Pendray on Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Sullivan visited Hi He Jones on Saturday en route to Birch Creek. Their radio refuses to talk, so a radio doctor, Mr and Mrs Dick Southwick, visited the A G Roberts home Saturday.
Glen Morton from Lewistown arrived Saturday to oversee Gilchrist interests. A G Roberts returned from Chateau Tuesday and hopes to recover soon. Mrs Albert Den Boer moved to her own home and is gaining quickly. Robert Sheppard transacted business at Chateau Friday. Woodrow Colling delivered the Fran cis Pambrum horses from the Sheppard ranch to the Harry Collins ranch. Marvin and Doris Jones drove to the James FitzPatrick ranch for coal Saturday. Miss Winona Gitchell is expected home from Havre for Xmas vacation. The school children are preparing an
A community Christmas program is set for Friday evening December 23 with all welcome to attend. Ross Loney of near Dupuyer was an overnight guest of Ross Roberts on Sunday.
A garbled catalog lists varied merchandise including Eveready flashlights silk stockings and boys toys. It mentions Nestor Johnson high speed hockey skates Munsingwear hose and 100 wool cashmere socks as well as silk neckties doll figures and electric lamps. Prices range from 39 cents to 5 dollars with many items offered as extra specials.
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