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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1932
Page
5
Choteau notes offer sales on appliances and hardware, weathering a busy week with civic events, school activities, and local appointments. Rexall and Hirshberg’s run weekend specials. a mining of community notices includes bank suits, court matters, and upcoming meetings and dances.
The deadline for grazing permit applications on the national forest expired Monday. In the Teton division of the Lewis and Clark National Forest Ranger W. N. Streeter reported 58 stockmen and 16 sheepmen applying for 4035 cattle and 20800 sheep. Carrying capacity is 3082 cattle and 16450 sheep with cattle rents from 15 to 19 cents per cow month and sheep rents from 2 to 3.75 cents per sheep month.
Officials of the Sons and Daughters of Tetons Oldest Settlers met at George M. Coffey's office Tuesday to pick Saturday February 18 for the annual event at the Masonic hall. A $150 per couple charge covers the dance and refreshments. Invitations will not be mailed this year. Arthur Ramsey, secretary, urges immediate applications for new memberships.
The Nissikki group of Camp Fire girls plan a candy sale Saturday at 2 30 at Hirshberg's store to raise funds for toy repairs for poor children. Tischelle Hirshberg is the scribe.
On January 27 1932 the Natsihi Group met at Catherine McDonalds home to order beads for headbands and plan rooms to be made by Bertha McDonald. After the meeting the group staged a surprise return for Lois Halberg and held a party with games and a girls’ supplied lunch.
The musical comedy Old Man of the Mountains staged by the Chateau public school glee club drew a large audience last Thursday. Billie Baillie played Tommy and Billie Wallace portrayed the Old Man of the Mountain. The set showed a mountain lake with a forest backdrop and evergreens from the mountains enhanced realism. The cast and director Mrs E K Lawson received many compliments.
Mr. and Mrs. Torgerson of Chateau visit the Lewis family for a few weeks. Kathleen Sorenson hosts a birthday party for many young friends. The Ladies Aid met Mrs. Talbert last week in its first November reunion. Next Thursday the Aid meets with Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Anderson. Burke dined at Gulbrandson’s. Will Wellenstein birthday surprise with dancing. Servious couple dinner guests at Gulbrandsons Saturday. Friends here have received word.
Mr Wiggins teaches seventh grade arithmetic English and multiple sports at Tos ton Montana. Mr and Mrs Garnet McDonald entertained several couples at dinner. Bridge prizes went to Mr and Mrs Swanson. H D club met with Mrs Ewinski and others. Della Rice visited from Chateau. Pat Campbell joined Harles ranch dinner guests. Seufert family and Betty Jones joined Ewinski Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Sabastan Bitz and family from east of Brady dined with Henry Weist. Henry Zimbleman and son Donald from Brady visited Jake Trost. About 50 attended a get acquainted party at the O K ranch for Mr and Mrs J B Brown who recently took over Q K ranch management from Roundup Montana.
Collins Company Crawford and C Fuson visited Conrad on Saturday. Lora Bailey and Ida Waterman called on friends in Brady Tuesday evening and attended a church meeting with the film Ten Nights in a Marr Room shown by Rev. Harry T. Stong. A Friday program at the hall may proceed if weather allows with a Washington declamatory contest and 4 H club address by County Agent Clarkson. Ladies' Home Demonstration club held a meeting with a grand opera review by Mrs Glen Mayer and joint club plans set for February 17.
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