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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1946
Page
2
Published every Thursday at Choteau Montana the paper enters as second class matter. Subscription one year two dollars and twenty five cents in Teton County three dollars outside County six months one dollar twenty five cents in County two dollars outside Teton.
An Emerson inspired note urges treating each day as the best day of the year and applying a simple life pattern. It contrasts yearly grand plans with daily practice and cites G C Stevenson of the Montana Petroleum Industries Committee.
Numerous local visits and greetings mark a busy period in the Beck Toe nyes circle. Guests include the Asmus, Tackes, O Day, Headington, Schaefer, and Timmerman families, with events ranging from dinners and card games to AAA meeting attendance and hospital insurance discussions.
Farmington notes a church wedding in Choteau between Sverra Lindseth and Dorothy Jacobson, with reception for the groom’s home. Local visits include Mrs. John Chalmers returning from Great Falls and several overnight guest exchanges among Arensmeyers, Lindseths, and Chal mers families. The community mourns the death of Mrs. Joel Otness in Great Falls.
Montana's death rate fell 4.4 percent to 5,306 per year while births rose 1.8 percent to 10,891 and marriages jumped 51 percent to 8,161. Infant deaths totaled 351. heart disease led with 1,066 deaths, cancer 655, and accidents 502 including 121 auto fatalities. February is hospital month for Teton county.
Collins residents report callers from Great Falls including Joe Eyrand and Adolph Banis. Albert Tomsha and daughter Judy returned to Great Falls for work. Families visit at Emil Schlep home and at Bessie Reiquam’s. Mrs Lucille Ottness dies. community mourns.
The Hitchcock couple, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hitchcock, resided in the Collins district for many years and their two daughters attended local schools. Our deepest sympathy is extended to all relatives.
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