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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1940

Page

2

February Meeting of Legion Auxiliary Sees Large Turnout

The American Legion Auxiliary held its February meeting February 19 at the MIS church parlors with many members and visitors present. Plans included a Poppy Poster contest and selling 500 poppies on Poppy Day in May. A naval print plate was approved, and a library board meeting was set to choose a Community Service book.

Legion Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary Mis Library Board Elmer Smith Kropp KFRDG E. A. Cogley Ferris Fort Harrison Beck Daley National Defense National Defense Thru Conservation R. F. Vick FP. W. Smith Stuesis Keith Vick Lois Hodgskiss Leah Ferris Mildred Mckee The Legion Auxiliary Sturgis Anderson Darby Vick Nyhus Baker

Community notes from Bole and surrounding area

Eighteen families attended a Bole Woman's Club pot luck at the hall with a short program and games. Several local residents hosted guests overnight or visited friends, and Sam Luinstra died at Chateau hospital after a months-long illness. Art Tesch was reelected Greenfield Farmers Oil Co director. parties and visits involve Standish, Austad, Hane, Swenson, and others.

Bole Woman's Club Gibson Monkman LeRoy Robinson Chateau R. E. Davis Buster Wiseman Mary Hane Simms Miss Gladys Fred Swenson Merle Bunday Sand Coulee C A Austad Harold Waters Dutton Lucille Inbody Myles Standish Sam Luinstra T. S. Gap Chateau Hospital Art Tesch Paul Mathis Pete Sandmo Lyle G Dauwalder Greenfield Farmers Oil Co Fairfield Great Falls John Holm Ben Benson Mamuzich C. A. Austad Gladys Hane Deanna John Fiolm Art Johnson Bensons C. F. Carlson John Standish

Name Changes for Runner Gulch and Sock Lake Historic Notes

Historical notes recount Runner Gulch drainage named for George Heavy Runner in 1925 after a game law violation resulting in fines. Mentions proposal of Indian Gulch and linked events, plus 1934 Headquarters Creek fire and Sock Lake naming origin by Clarence A. McNeal and crew.

Geographic Feature Named Near Continental Divide

The small lake at the head of North Fork Red Shale Creek is cataloged near the Continental Divide with section references S 30 or 31, T 24 N, R 11 W. The origin of the name is attributed to Clarence A. Bud.

North Fork Clarence A Bud

Poet Reflects on California From Montana Roots

Former Deer Lodge man now in California writes a satirical verse portraying California as overcommercialized and wild for tourists. The author, R. J. D., notes Montana readers may chuckle, while boosters seek a truth about the state.

Deer Lodge California California Boosters’ Club Montana Western Sun

Our Lake Hidden Lake name origin and history noted

In section 18 T 24 N R 9W M P M the lake was called Hidden Lake before 1934. Jess L. Gleason of Chateau Montana likely named it Our Lake with inscription on a shore tree later found by Clarence A. McNeal in 1934. Forest records from 1937 reflect the name change to avoid confusion with another nearby lake.

Our Lake Hidden Lake N. R M. P.M Jess L. Gleason Chateau Montana Clarence A. McNeal Lewis & Clark Forest Sun River Ranger District Teton Ranger District Clarence A Bud) McNeal Rock Creek

Valentine Parties Briefed Across Agawam Area

Agawam residents hosted multiple Valentine gatherings with games like Rook and Monopoly. Prizes went to Ma deline Wuest and James Jensen. A large club house gathering occurred Friday. Funeral services were held for Mrs Ed Marhardt in Bynum on Monday.

O. Thorvilson A. C. Robinson Monopoly Madeline Wuest James Jensen Club S. Thomas A. Vansen A. Robinson Ed Marhardt Bynum

Resources Increase in Montana Financial Firms

Montana financial institutions show gains as 20 building and loan associations report total resources of 11.073 million dollars at the start of the year, up 825 thousand from the prior year, and six credit unions add 1 thousand and 39 dollars. State bank resources also rise by 4.5 million, according to state examiner W. A. Brown.

Montana W. A. Brown State Examiner Brown

Bootlegger J H Chapman Fined and Sentenced in Missoula

J H Chapman, a bootlegger who jumped bond in 1983, was found guilty last week in Missoula. He received a $500 fine and eight months in jail after serving a Mann Act sentence at McNeil Island federal prison and recent parole.

Sunlty Missoula J. H. Chapman McNeil Island Federal Prison

Pendray News Thin Community Notices and Obituary

W C Briggs died Wednesday at Chateau after a two day illness. Funeral services were held Saturday with wide community attendance. Mrs Porter lost a patient in Chateau. Several Pendray residents attended the Conrad funeral Saturday. If weather is bad the Mrs Dick Rose shower moves to the Farmers Union Hall.

James Sheble Baby Torgers W. C. Briggs Chateau C. W. Johns J. H. Gutshall Louise Hamer Kenneth Riley Conrad Guild Harry Collins Do. W. Fields Pat Mills Mr. Dray Mr. Byrd Harry Swanson H. D. Club Fulbright Swanson Lewis Larson John Rose Dick Rose Wm. Flynn Dea Tony Reise Wray W. J. Earles H. C. Nelson Nick Wellenstein Max Brownell Estes Fred Durland Gitchell J. B. Wellenstein Maynard Hospital Porter Luce Pendrey Farmers’ Union

For Rent Rooms in Gorham Block 19 11

Classified notice lists a rental for rooms suitable for light housekeeping in Gorham Block 19 11 and a separate sale of a milk cow described as average with an asking tag. Contact Bob Clark for details and pricing.

Gorham Block Bob Clark

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Bole Fuller Knudtzon Lumber Co Choteau, Mont Choteau Food Market E. R. O'Neil J. J. O'Neil Catsup Golden Valley Carton Miracle Golden West Runner Gulch Badger Creek George Heavy Pondera County J. R. Rice Glacier Park Station Glacier County George Heavy Runner Heavy Runner Peigan Marias River Fort Shaw Forest Supervisor L. J. Howard Forest Ranger Montanan Ananias Club San Diego Golden Gate West Boosters’ Club Agawam Pendray News L. E. Taylor Peter Marren Kemp Chevrolet Co Glenleyd WLENT Catherine Warner A. G Arensmeyer Farmington Maytag Ward Laura M. Gibler McCormick-Deering K. P. Hall Chateau Sturgis Hardware Miss the News OF the World RCA Chick’s Shell Station du Barry McCall Federated Store
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