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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1933
Page
5
Choteau in Brief reports visits by Gay Bagley and Mrs Frank Cur, Miss Winnifred Smith’s weekend in Great Falls, and Mrs J J Deaver’s stay in Chateau. Includes shop news from Hirshbergs, new stock, and a range of local appointments, medical updates, and upcoming events. The piece notes delays in the Teton Shipping meeting, legal notices, and community notices across town.
Montana House speaker Dennis A. Dellwo from Lake County spent a weekend with his brother T. J. Dellwo and his son Robert in the city. The party traveled from Wolf Creek to Chateau with J. L. Billings, then to Great Falls before Dellwo returned to Helena by train.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m theme The Heights of Christian Character Intermediate League at 6 p m Epworth League at 7 p m Fellowship Hour at 7 45 p m
This Sunday at the Methodist church during fellowship hour a debate will address the resolution that music and song are more effective than the spoken word. Affirmative leaders include Guthrie Taylor and Bloomdahl. negative participants include Dover Miller and Maynard. Judges are Crary Hannan Coffey with Mrs. A J Thompson as chair.
A burglary charge was filed yesterday against Gus Kade a sheep herder and two year resident of Teton county The complainant G O Stott of Bynum said Kade broke into a cabin on the old Hooper place west of Bynum and stole goods belonging to Stott who with brothers winters stock in the area Sheriff J L Billings reported the theft goods were cached Stott identified them Kade was arrested arraigned before Justice J G Jackson pleaded not guilty and is held in the county jail awaiting County Attorney B I Packer final action
The Trisler family thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during illness and death of Doris Trisler and for floral offerings. Steve Trisler, Daughter and Sisters.
Obituary notes Grant Gorham longtime resident and brother of W. H. Gorham. He crossed the plains with an ox team in 1875 and settled in Chateau in 1896. He and brother Walter ran a meat market in the old Jackson building. He served as under sheriff under Bill Hagen and left Choteau in 1906. He died in Seattle at 61.
K. E. Sturgis, manager of the J C Penney Co store in Chateau, will speak to the Chateau Woman's club at the public library on Tuesday February 7 starting at 3 o'clock. The talk covers the development of rayon production and its growing use.
Farmington residents hosted and visited across the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Loucks and son from Great Falls at Mrs. Slanger’s home. Clarence Stenson and guests dined with friends. Tom Hynes and family called on Frank Hynes. Chalmers family party honored Mr. Chalmers' birthday for about 30 guests. Lola Davidson spent the weekend at home. A F Chatlain of Walier was a business visitor Monday. By num M I A play drew a good crowd last Saturday. Mumberg and Julia Harris visited J W Kerr's household last week.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Beyer and children accompanied by Mr and Mrs Oliver Hanson and daughter of Bolé Nina Hanson of Chateau and Rev Chester Bredo of Dutton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H E Hanson.
Dorothy Canfield Fisher and Ellwood P. Cubberly stress the vital role of public schools in democracy. January results show library use by first four grades, eighth grade art figure studies, and a Red vs Blue arithmetic and spelling drill. Primary notes report green penmanship pins, Valentine activities, Lincoln program, and multiplication practice.
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