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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1931

Page

4

Cub Pack Meeting Tonight With Parents Present

Field Executive Russell Conklin of the Boy Scouts will meet tonight with the parents of the Cubs at the public school. Cub master James Broderick leads the regular monthly program as the Bear cubs, 10 year old boys, are discussed. Attendance urged for all Cub parents and interested neighbors. Meeting times: 7 30 p m for the parent discussion and 6 15 p m for the regular Pack meeting.

Russell Conklin Boy Scouts James Broderick

Junior Class Play “New” Stages This Week at High School

The junior class presents the play New at the high school auditorium this week. Cast members include students from grades 11 and 12 with direction by the drama teacher and student volunteers coordinating backstage.

Do New Brooms Sweep Clean Play Set For March Five

Students listed as cast members Opal Moore Elsie Hirshberg Erma Young Harriet Holmes Willard Paulus William Yeager Wardell Moss Ray Davidson Lamar Burke Phillip Eschandi Joseph Hill John Rowland Wallace Baree prepare to stage a modern play on a timely question. The production dates are set for Thursday March five.

Opal Moore Elsie Hirshberg Erma Young Harriet Holmes Willard Paulus William Yeager Wardell Moss Ray Davidson Lamar Burke Phillip Eschandi Joseph Hill John Rowland Wallace Baree

Catholic Services Schedule Changes

There will be no mass at Chateau or Bynum next Sunday February 22. Mass at Power will be at 11 o clock and at Dutton at 9 o'clock.

Chateau Or Bynum Power Dutton

Stockmen Urged On Blackleg Vaccination Timing

Article advises stockmen on using trusted vaccines to protect cattle from blackleg. It notes vaccines are largely similar across brands and discusses emergency vaccination anytime, with fall best for routine protection. Calves may require early or twice yearly vaccination to cover six to seven months age.

Bole Briefs Reflect Community Activities and Illness

The Woman's club met at Mrs. George Barce's home with 19 attendees to observe Lincoln's birthday and enjoy a lunch. Numerous local residents visited, hosted and entertained at homes across Fairfield, Great Falls, and Bole. An influenza outbreak and several sicknesses are noted with several improving.

George Barce Lincoln Lfe of C. A. Austad Fairfield C. E. Passmore Joe Washington Ted Cook Colville Washington R. N. Lear Cook Lear Mr. Cook Mr. Lear Montana

Red Cross Seeks Food and Clothing Donations

Farmington area calls for vegetables and food products with used clothing for Red Cross relief. Donations can be left in the courthouse basement. Local children each contributed a dime from their savings to aid the cause while Rev. and Mrs. H. T. Stong visited the F. W. Smith home.

Red Cross Court House H. T. Stong Dutton F. W. Smith

Methodist Episcopal Church Lenten events schedule

The community church outlines its Sunday services for February 22 including church school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:15 a.m. Epworth league at 7:00 p.m. A Tuesday choir rehearsal begins 8:00 p.m. at Mrs. M. M. Webb’s home. A February 25 hard times party benefits Red Cross with 10 cent admission. Bynum services on February 22 at 2:30 p.m. promote Lenten reflections and Scripture themes for the week with a request to contact the pastor for a complete Lent scripture list.

Epworth League M. M. Webb Red Cross Home Missionary Society W. W. Smith Nathaniel Phillip Nazareth Bynum Christ God Jesus Christ

Local Socials Chronicle Weekend Visits and Gatherings

Abraham Breere visited Ulm with daughter Mrs Cyrus Largent. Miss Mae Largent stayed near Dupuyer. Mrs John Brekke surprised by neighbors for a birthday at Mrs Marie Lind seth. Earl DeRusha family at Albert Schwanbeck Sunday dinner.

Abraham Breere Ulm Cyrus Largent Mae Largent Dupuyer John Brekke Marie Lindseth Brekke Earl DeRusha Albert Schwanbeck Joe LeDesky Myron Sonny Hessel Tom Hynes Conrad Frank Hynes Dorothy Great Falls Helmer Ethel Anderson Mabel Takerud Augusta A. J. Johnson Anna Johnson Dutton Beatrice DeRusha Fern Hynes Ila Schwanbeck

Collins Carrier Show Attendance at Conrad Saturday Night

The D. F. Waterman family and R. S. McClenhan and wife attended the show at Conrad Saturday night. A large number of Collins people attended the funeral of Fred Gerald on Wednesday at the local church after his death on February 9.

D. F. Waterman R. S. McClenhan Conrad Collins Chateau Fred Gerald

Conrad area social notes and visits recap

Mrs. Fred E. Woodward and three children returned home after over two months visiting relatives in Iowa. A. O. Reiquam and family visited the Funk home Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lora Bailey improves and may return from Maynard hospital. Mrs. Luella Averill hosted the Ladies Aid with a large crowd and plans for Feb 28 at Mrs. Jean Baquet. Mrs. D. D. Finkenbiner of Eugene, Oregon visits her sisters in Conrad. Mrs. Robert Funk of Sheridan, Montana visits her son and grandson. Several families visited the R. Myers home south of the Teton and at Henry Bremer’s. A lecture by Mrs. Harry T. Stong drew good attendance at Farmington hall. The Klettle boys caution about night driving after a jack rabbit chase. Jack Stein and family visited at the Alzheimer home in Judith Gap.

A Conrad Hospital Fred E. Woodward Iowa A. O. Reiquam Funk Home Lora Bailey Maynard Chateau Luella Averill Jean Baquet D. D. Finkenbiner Eugene Oregon Chas. Tomsha R.S. McClenhan Finkenbiner Conrad Robert Funk Sheridan Montana R. K. Funk Gerald Anthony R. S. McClenhan R. Myers Teton R. S. McLain Inge Crane Darwin J.A. Coghill Henry Bremer Harry T. Stong Farmington Hall

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