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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1941
Page
5
Choteau readers hear of visitors and residents at homes around town. Henry Gallagher returns from Butte while Mack and Dombroski family visit. Local business moves and store staff changes mix with social calls at the Deaconess hospital and St. Mary’s. A fire damages a storage building near the bank.
A $25 reward from the Rexall Drug Store to anyone who helps remove a corn that Great Christopher Corn and Callous Salve cannot cure. The offer invites customers to buy the salve and bring in resistant corn cases for the manufacturer to pay.
Ray and Mrs Rae welcomed a baby boy named Larry Lee at home. The Greenfield PTA dance shifts to Feb 15. Local Scouts awarded at a Court of Honor. Three area youths—Leif Bee Cleon Roy Shay and Cyril Hill—selected for the next draft quota. A serious automobile collision near Ole Oksness farm left multiple injuries. all patients hospitalized at Deaconess with Robert Lee needing a cast. Ruth Lee arrives in Missoula to join hospitalized family.
Mrs Tobe Talifson spent a few days with her daughter in Browning. Mr and Mrs G R Talbert visited Great Falls. Miss Ethel Reid hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Gutshall and Mrs Fuller at dinner. Prizes awarded to Davis Talbert Caskey and Brunson. Elmer White and Jessie Cook wed and reside at the Oertel mine. Farmers Union plans a canern Pendroy this Saturday night eb 15.
Dorothy Jacobson of Chateau Montana receives a letter from the Forest Service confirming she killed an ear tagged calf elk on November 14 1940 in the Grouse Creek area of Lewis and Clark National Forest. The elk bore ear tag 405 placed May 30 1940 and was tagged during a life history study of the Sun River herd.
The letter commends a researcher for a thorough study of elk herd management in national forests and invites annual return to enjoy hunting ventures, noting the herd as one of the finest in the United States.
Collins residents hosted Fred Trebesch and wives with George Tomsha and Clyde Baquet while NYA students study auto mechanics at Dutton. George Alzheimer secures position at Allis-Chalmers in Great Falls as fishing tales emerge from February trips. A Brady show of McCormick Deering attracts a large crowd with a free dinner. H D club plans a community party February 15 with games and lunch.
The Red Cross Chapter of Teton county completed its quota for British war refugees through Fairfield Chateau and nearby areas. Articles include 42 dresses 28 hospital bed shirts 22 sweat ers and a scarf and beanie. Dut ton branch made 420 infant layette pieces. Mrs A J Nutter thanks all workers. Methodist services listed with times themes and leaders.
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