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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1928
Page
4
The secretary’s notice misstated who could join under the constitution. The article repeats specified eligibility: current members including spouses, age and residency requirements, and an appeals path through the executive committee. Invitations were mailed for the next meeting though some addresses were uncertain.
The president and vice president are absent. Mrs. B G Trescott acts as chairman. Membership apps go to Mrs Trescott or the secretary as committees for reception entertainment table floor and door keepers are named with members. Dinner by Merchant's Cafe at hall at $1.06 per plate.
English services at the German Lutheran church on Sunday February 5th at 10 a.m. Sunday school at the hall next Sunday February 5th at 2 p.m. Rev. Kaemmer to conduct services at 7 p.m. Various local social events include a Davidson couple surprise party with a gift purse, and numerous visits and dinners at several households. Reinhardt Arensmeyer’s tenth birthday party featured games and a lunch.
Billie Brewer hosted a birthday party Friday with all the local youths from the upper room plus friends from Chateau including Ross and Laurie Loney Marion Lewis Ruth Phillips and Herman Earls and Robert Sheppard. Ruth Phillips won the prize in a Hearts game.
Christie Swanson is on the sick list this week. Mrs. Jay Gitchell visited Mrs. Talbert Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Nick Wellenstein returned home after a month in Washington. Mrs. Frank Kaupish came home Saturday after Xmas visits near the coast. Mrs. J. R. Jones spent Monday with Mrs. Talbert. Several attended a tractor demonstration at Chateau including Earles Brew er Swanson Laconette Hodges Tal bert Wellenstein. The Brewers hosted the Larson Karl and Swanson families for dinner last Sunday with bridge. Ewinski and Talbert visited Conrad Sunday. Clara Lee visits Pendroy briefly. Fuller Ewinski and Talbert were dinner guests of Mrs. Jake Gutshall last Thursday.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for forest and field clerk and senior forest and field clerk positions. Alaska rates differ. applications close February 29, 1928. Information and blanks from Eleventh U S Civil Service District Seattle or local post offices. Co W Paine, District Secretary.
Three new sewing machines are installed in the domestic science department one electric. Miss Fischer guides senior normal girls on Friday observation at the public school they check fifth grade papers. The normal girls write letters of application using business stationery. The girls play Simms on Friday night and Pow er next Friday on Teton’s floor. Boys team begins its hill ine trip with St Marys Havre Big Sandy and Fort Benton then return Sunday. District tournament at Great Falls February 22 23 94 and 25. Teton expected to contend.
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