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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
8
The Dutton Woman's Club thanks Farmers Mercantile Co for lunch at the annual meeting at Cheetham's hall to support the Memorial library. A flurry of visits and travel notes follow, including residents from Polson, Conrad, Pasadena, Bremerton, and Great Falls. Local gatherings feature birthdays, theatre-style movies, and church events.
We express heartfelt thanks for the kindness shown during illness death and funeral of our husband son and brother Eugene Ferris. Gratitude extends to all including floral offerings nurses medical staff minister musicians pallbearers and others. Mrs F Eugene Ferris Mrs C H Ferris Mr and Mrs R C Ferris Mr and Mrs L H Bush
The Beach community is shocked by the sudden death of Henry Davidson on Monday afternoon. Sympathy goes to his family. The Farmington Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. G. I. Tangen’s home on Feb 9 at 1 PM for a potluck dinner followed by the meeting. The hall stockholders met last Wednesday with R. G. Thorn elected to a five year term, C. M. Pierce re-elected president, and Jack Slanger as secretary treasurer. Charles Hanson visited overnight with the Lindseths Thursday. Mae Thompson traveled to Great Falls to visit her daughter. Numerous local families shared Sunday dinner with Abe Broere and family.
We express sincere thanks to all who assisted us during illness and death of our father Christian Klein and for words sympathy condolences flowers and support from Myr Malone Mrs. Ebert Malone Sister Agnesine Mike Matt and Paul Klein
The Corner column notes incoming mail with unclear addresses including Stark Ave or Stark, 602 or 502, A U 2425 B 2 or S U 2425 B 2, and asks readers for city zone numbers. It warns that letters may arrive late and urges standard penmanship over flourish when giving addresses.
Captain Theo Halvorson returned to Camp Wolters Texas after an emergency leave to attend the funeral of Daniel F. Drumheller in Seattle. Drumheller, struck by an automobile January 24, died next morning. Survived by wife and two sons from San Francisco and Nashville, Tenn.
The Chateau Woman's Club Music and Literature Group met at Mrs. W. J. Shirley's home with Miss Edna Beau assisting. They planned a silver tea and library book day for March 7 to raise funds for the Chateau Public Library. The event, open to the public, will be hosted at Mrs. R. E. Nelson's home with a patriotic quiz and piano duet by Miss Winterfeld and Miss Groger, followed by a social hour. the tea replaces the normal March 7 program.
Classified notices include W. L. Schnug fur buys on Highway 89 near the Teton river bridge south of Choteau. Ads also list a 1996 Dodge sedan for sale, a registered Duroc Jersey boar, a Purebred Chester White boar, a movable two room house with seven lots in Dutton, baby chicks from Lloyd A Lee strains, a 3 year old registered Shorthorn bull, and contact names such as Johnson, L Bauma, Carl Hanson, Nels Mathison, W M Eaman, Jack Campbell.
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