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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1951

Page

5

Chateau area social notes and motions around Chinook and Great Falls

A roundup of local visits and events across Dillon Chateau and nearby towns. A J Spud Moore returns from Chinook and will headquarter with A I Sugar at Chinook. Mrs Hall of Fort Shaw visits Fabrick in Dillon. Choir concert at Concordia in Great Falls. Fred and Mrs Fairless of Great Falls visit Campbell family. Wedums travel to Billings for shopping, return with mother Mrs Wedum. Hodgson host family dinner for 23rd wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Herman Swartz. Field returns from Great Falls hospital stay. Chateau band, under Dr Boussard, travels to Great Falls for Elk’s Club stag party. Leonard Cote welcomes a son, Gere Bourdet a daughter, born at a Great Falls hospital Feb 18. Dorothy Boussard leaves for Portland and San Francisco to join Dr Boussard’s aunt Mrs Sadie LaTour, planning Palm Springs Tucson Phoenix and Mexico trip. Henderson and Chalmer transact business in Great Falls. Mrs Ruby Looney sprains ankle after stepping on rock near Methodist church. Mrs Arensmeyer of Farmington departs Beatrice visit to Dillon. two weeks vacation in California. Robert Stanfield of Dutton visits Chateau. Mrs Robison returns from Fort Smith Arkansas after 10 days with sister. Janal Carlson returns from Dillon Normal to visit, attends Concordia choir, then back to Dillon. Dr and Mrs March and son John of Cut Bank visit Chateau. LeRoy Robinson and family of Great Falls join Bowers for IOOF social.

A. J Spud) Moore Chinook A & I Sugar Company John W. Hall Fort Shaw D. P. Fabrick Concordia College Great Falls Fred Fairless Pat Campbell Carl Wedum Maurice Fairfield Billings J .B. Wedum Glasgow E. R. Hodgson Herman Swartz Carl B. Field Chateau W Boussard I Elk’s Club Leonard Cote Gere Bourdet Dorothy Boussard Portland Ore Ruby Looney Methodist Church Wil , Arensmeyer Sr Farmington Beatrice Neb Fred Schaefer California Robert Stanfield Dutton Henry PD. Robison Fort Smith, Ark Janal Carlson Dillon Normal College C. A.carlson Dillon J. A. March John Cut Bank LeRoy Robinson Charlie Bowers IOOF

Local residents socialize and travel as community notes flow

Guests and residents share visits and trips across towns. Réedph Bricker of Great Palis attended a dinner and planned events with state legislators. Barbara McFarren returns from Rapids to finish high school, recuperating after an operation. Choteau Masons and IOOF invite members to a whist tournament as Lions host ladies night with bingo and reports on local projects. Jim Arensmeyer returns from Spearfish after three months with relatives.

Sain - Roch Dorothy Missoula al Joscelyn Barbara McFarren Chateau Rapids Wis Lou Locke Havre Carl Wedum Joe Moser Jr Beverly Great Falls Barbara Columbus Hospital J. G. Johnson Honolulu John S. Lane Claire Hensley Ioof Lodge Masonic Hall Choteau Masonic Lions Club Lions Club Hall Eddie Howard Chateau Street Jimmie Helena Jim Arensmeyer Spearfish S. D

Wi Mu Da Si to meet at Mrs Johnson home

The Wi Mu Da Si club will gather at the home of Mrs. O M Johnson on Saturday February 17 at the usual meeting time.

O. M. Johnson

Nutritional Tips and Fence Post Strength From Colorado Tests

The article reports on native feeds low in protein and phosphorous, with tests showing values near 0.3 to 0.4 percent protein and 0.1 percent phosphorous. Recommendations include a 20 percent protein supplement with at least 1 percent phosphorous, a 50 50 iodized salt and steamed bone meal mix as a mineral supplement, and green hay or Vitamin A–rich pellets for cows before calving. It also cites Colorado Highway Department tests comparing treated pine to steel fence posts, noting small three inch posts can withstand common loads, with corner posts larger for strength. dynamometer measurements show steel posts displaced up to 17 41 inches and wood posts breaking.

Colorado Highway Department Colorado

Post types and UV lighting for poultry in Montana

The article notes lodgepole pine posts outperform other wood posts and are often cheaper than trucked in options. Tex and juniper posts fetch high prices. Chickens benefit from ultraviolet light, especially laying hens. Regular fluorescent lamps emit little UV. S-4 ultraviolet lamps yield better results for poultry, with buyers advised to ensure a true S-4 globe.

Montana Tex&s

Community Concert Renewals Needed Before Monday

Chateau residents must renew Community Concert memberships for next year at Great Falls. Marge Hanusa says renewals finish this year to offer a better artist lineup. Membership costs 8 dollars per person, with reserved seats costing 1.20 later.

Chateau Great Falls Marge Hanusa

Earthquake Casualties Since Sixth Century Estimated

An estimate puts the total number of lives lost to earthquakes from the sixth century to the present at between three and four million. The figure reflects long historical seismic events and their impacts on populations across regions.

Guest from Shell Oil family visits Hardin couple

Fox, formerly district supervisor for Shell Oil at Great Falls, and his wife stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Breen at Chateau. Their son Pat, a Hardin high senior and Eagle Scout who attended the national scout jamboree and appeared on a Sammy Kaye program, was among friends visiting over the weekend.

XK. Fe Fox Hardin Great Falls Shell Oil Co Jerry Breen Chateau Fox Pat Hardin High School John Bonner

John Seeley Named to Replace Moore at A and I Sugar Co

John Seeley, of Conrad, has been named by the A and I Sugar Co to replace A J Moore who moved from Chateau to Chinook. Seeley bought the Joe Briscoe residence and will take possession March 1. He is married with two children.

John Seeley Conrad A & I Sugar Co A. J. Moore Chateau Chinook Seely Joe Briscoe

Be Sure to Vote at the School Bonding Election

Voters are urged to participate in a Saturday ballot on a school bonding measure. Officials urge turnout to decide funding for district facilities and improvements.

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