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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Nelson visited Dutton on Monday. The Diamond Valley Home Demonstration club met at McVicker s Friday and will reconvene at Mrs Nellie Lock's Friday March 5. A school house dance scheduled for Saturday night was postponed to a later date.
Mr and Mrs Chiia Jensen visited the Nelson home Sunday afternoon. Several Diamond Valley residents attended parties, dinners, and a Masonic event in Dutton and Great Falls. Notable items include visits by the Schultz, Laubach, Mack, Goodell, Briggs, and Talbott families and a Diesel school plan for Slim Talbott.
A large crowd attended the soil conservation meeting at the hall on Monday February 22 with Mr Willson and Mr Proff in charge. Town residents prepare for winter by stocking coal feed and groceries as roads reopen.
Emerson Rowley and son Ernest traveled to Helena on business Tuesday. The Swenson couple visited for their children Dean and Floyd. Howard Jensen and family from Great Falls visited Tuesday and took young Howard to a clinic and later to Chateau for osteopath treatment. Mrs Speck Dennison and Mrs Reid Swenson called on Emerson Rowley and Jensen households. Ona Jensen was ill with flu but improving. Roy Hanberg injured a toe on a nail last Sunday. Blanche Rowley returned home Friday after a recent illness. Calvin Wixom and crew baled hay this past week.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Stott and family at Bert Jensen’s and Mr and Mrs Hitchcock with family at L D 8 church. Pendroy residents Ed Davis and Peter Kelly visited the Jensens, Bynum hockey calmed by Choteau absence, and Mrs Habel George with Millie Caufield aided Mrs Baker Scott ill with pneumonia. Olive Jane Crawford returned to school after a month’s illness.
An agricultural conservation meeting is set for Saturday February 27 at 10 o'clock in the schoolhouse. Mrs Leelie Diedrick and children visit relatives in Great Falls while Gladys M Holiday is sick at Deaconess hospital. Various residents travel to Chateau and Great Falls for visits, ice work, or to assist family, including the Kummers, Becks, and Headingtons.
Catholic church schedules Mass for February 28 with services at 9:00 a.m. at By num and 11:00 a.m. at Chateau. Rev. J F Schulte is the pastor.
Farmers gathered in Collins for a soil conservation meeting led by County Agent Fred Willson to discuss the 1987 program. Other notes include local visits, home improvements, and a court order of sale for a decedent’s real estate with publication in the Choteau Acantha.
Torvald Lavris Toresen applies in Teton County Montana District Court to change his name to Torval Toreson Tokerud. Hearing set for 10 a.m. Friday April 16 1937 at the Chateau Court House Courtroom, with dates first publication Feb 25 and last March 18.
In Montana District Court Te Ton County the matter involves the estate of James Eckford deceased with Inez Eckford as executrix. The order seeks a show cause hearing on why an order of sale of real estate should not be issued.
Administratrix Susan Fitzgerald notifies all creditors and claimants to file their claims with vouchers within four months from first publication. Claims must be presented at the Administratrix home about one mile north of Power Montana in Teton County. First publication February 18, 1937. Last publication March 11.
Directors levy assessment No. 40 of 25 dollars per share on capital stock payable to Cal Binford in Farmington Montana by February 27 1937. Unpaid shares become delinquent and will be sold at public auction March 20 1937 at 2 p.m. at the front door of the post office Farmington Teton County Montana to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs. CAL BINFORD Secretary-Treasurer Farmington Montana.
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