Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Ice Harvest
Collins area residents report routine calls and visits with neighbors this week. George Alzheimer helps interior carpentry at his sister in law Mrs. John Stine’s home while the Alzheimer boys harvest ice in Brady. A W D club dance with Rhythm Vendors from Great Falls is set for Friday night at Collins hall with lunch served.
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Joe Eyland
Connedion
Robert’ “McClenhan
A. Lincoln
George Alzheimer
John Stine
Mabel Lewis
Roundup
Mont
Junior Waterman
Great Falls
Clyde Bouquet
Fitzgerald
Noble Armstrong
England
Alzheimer Boys
Brady
Boy Scout Committee Holds Plans for National Week Observance
The local Boy Scout Committee met Tuesday January 31 at the court house to set plans for National Boy Scout week. Present were Chairman Gilbert Lee and multiple members. A Lions club banquet is planned for February 14. A district committeemen meeting followed at the Augusta court house with discussions on troop camping and a district training course beginning February 13 consisting of lectures by the scout executive.
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Boy Scouts
Court House
Gilbert Lee
Olson
Daley
Huffman
Breen
Hanusa
Crary
Father McGowan
Lions Club
Augusta
Greenfield
Fairfield
Dutton
Chateau
Dr. Kenck
Messrs
Amby Fredericks
John Hentges
Gordon Tryon
Bill Olsen
Burr Huffman
Ben Peden
Leslie Chalmers
Mr. Johnson
Jerry Breen
Walter McManus
F. M. Mack
Tom Wiles
F. W
Catholic Guild to Meet with Mrs Gene Sullivan
The Catholic Guild schedules a meeting with Mrs Gene Sullivan for Tuesday February 7th.
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Catholic Guild
Gene Sullivan
Local Farmington Notices and Events
Rev Olaf Anderson will lead services at the Norwegian Lutheran church Sunday February 5 at 3 pm. Farmington hall to host three one act plays Friday January 11 to raise upkeep funds. Proceeds go to hall maintenance.
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Olaf Anderson
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Farmington Hall
Woman's club set for February meeting with pot-luck supper
The Woman's club will meet Thursday evening February 16 at the hall with a pot-luck supper and brief program and card games. Everyone in the community is invited. A large crowd enjoyed the last card party. Local residents hosted visitors and family members at various gatherings through the week including dinners and birthdays.
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Woman's Club
Martin Hanson
Inga Dale
Martin Gronberg
Dora Standish
G. B. Ziegler
Nora Bush
Great Falls
Anna Lee Dauwalder
Ted van Kuicken
Fort Benton
G. B. Zeigler
T. L. Gap
Wilbur Zeigler
Standish
Sandy” Frazier
Frazier, Mont
Wm. Frazier
Roy Bjork
Art Tesch
Pete Sandmo
Lyle Standish
W. G. Dauwalder
Greenfield Farmers’ Oil Co
Mathis Family Tour Describes Long Vacation Journey 1938
An Acantha reader letter from Paul and Mrs. Mathis of near Bole recounts their Dec 15 1938 trip south through Wyoming Colorado and Oklahoma visiting landmarks such as the Custer battlefield Salt Creek Casper Cheyenne and the state capitol in Denver Oklahoma City and Elk City. They note weather drought the Dust Bowl and local hospitality as they describe oil fields hospitals and farming activity along the route.
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Paul Mathis
Near Bole
Mexico
Choteau Acantha
Choteau
Mont
Teton County
Custer
Salt Creek
Wyoming
United States
Casper
Cheyenne
Colorado
Denver
U. S. Mint
Clarksons
Dust Bowl
Kansas
Oklahoma
el Reno
Mathis
Oklahoma City
Okla
Montana
Elk City
Farmers Educational, Cooperative,Union, of America
Augusta News Highlights Local Senior Ancestors and Health Notes
Augusta reports a handful of great grandparents including Joseph A. White and J. H. Carmichael among the town’s elder generation. Mrs Lachapelle and Ulric plan winter in California. Willis Jonas, just back from Deaconess hospital, eyes a major operation next week. Alexander Chisholm, a patient at Deaconess after toe amputation, grows weak as kin rush to be with him.
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Augusta
Joseph A. White
J. H. Carmichael
H. J. Kinley
H. E. Allen
W. H. Warden
James Wilson
Caroline Barrett
Lottie Barnard
Jennie Allen
Franka
Catherine Grossman
C. BE. Lachapelle
Ulric
California
Teton High News Highlights From A Busy Week
Local Hi-Lites recount a week of civic pride and bustling events at Teton High. A five-person band audience, a Home Economics banquet, and reports of campus mischief accompany notes of coach Dunckel’s chalk critique and hopes for tournament glory.
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Frans
Preske
Ol’ ‘Teton
Enthusiams
Teton County High School
Irshal Davis
Home Ec
Teton High
Dunckel
Teton Athletics
Hitler
Scott
Lowell Scott
Teton
Falls
Dutton
Conrad
Teton Court
Odd Fellows Meet Seeks Members for February 7 Session
All Odd Fellows are requested to be present at the regular meeting on February 7. A very important letter will be read at this meeting, also degree work and social.
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Odd Fellows
Agawam H D Club Activities Notice
Agawam notes report a well attended H D club meeting last Thursday. Mrs. G J Johnson served dinner at noon and Mrs A Hansen with Mrs E Malo and Morris Johnson served lunch later. Otto Schafer won men's prize and Mrs Chester Thomas won women's prize at the card party. Jay Robinson and Bob Zion of Chateau left for the N Y A camp to study half day and work half day. Harold Erickson left for Los Angeles to attend business college. Residents donated to the March of Dimes and attended President's Ball. Some attendees joined Mr Zgoda's funeral at Bynum on Tuesday.
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H. D. Club
G. J. Johnson
J G. Johnson
Seattle
Chester Thomas
Otto Schafer
A. Hansen
E. Malo
Morris Johnson
Jay Robinson
Bob Zion
Chateau
Harold Erickson
Los Angeles
Business ‘College
March of Dimes
Choteau Native G. Connor Honored in Los Angeles Community Roles
Roane or, Gi y on Sas HE seh TABS nor. F8 we $ Ce Siebe Pe eA Roane or, Gi y on eae eee we Uelden Re Gonnofison of Cy HCoe nor of Choteau recently received an honor in Los Angeles where he operates a seven pump station on West Boulevard. He is well known in Choteau, graduated from Teton County High School, attended Alden station school, then Montana State College. He worked for his father in a garage and implement store in Chateau then ran a garage at Bynum with his brother before WWI service overseas. After the war he settled in Los Angeles in 1921 and opened a super-service station. He has served as president of the R P D A and is vice-president of the community’s Tons club. He is active in fraternal circles.
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Gonnofison
Cy -Hcoenor
Choteau
Was
Los Angeles
West ‘Blvd
Teton County High School
Macnee
Station School
Alden
Montana State College
Chateau
Bynum
Connor
Community
Tons Club
For Sale or Trade Horse Power Hay Baler in Al Condition
Bargain offered by J. R. Collins. Address not provided. Item described as horse power hay baler in excellent condition and available for sale or trade. No dates or locations beyond Al for Alabama. Requires further details to confirm specifics or contact method.
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J. R. Collins
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