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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1938

Page

8

Young Van de Reit Boy Killed in Sun River Auto Accident

Jerry Van de Reit two year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Van de Reit formerly of Chateau died in a Great Falls hospital from injuries when his older brother Harry Van de Reit eighteen backed a car over him at the family home in Sun River. The accident occurred Sunday morning as the car was being moved from the garage.

Harry van de Reit Jerry van de Reit Chateau Sun River Creat Falls Harry van de Relt

First Cascade county 1938 automobile fatality noted

The article notes the first automobile fatality in Cascade county for 1938. The deceased boy is survived by parents and six siblings, Harry Jr Jack Raymond Lovenne Benny Jean Norma June. Funeral services were held at Sun River community hall with Rev Baldwin officiating and interment in Sun River cemetery. The Van de Reit family lived in Chateau and resided for years in a Hobson addition home.

Cascade County Harry, Jr Jack Raymond Lovenne Benny Jean Norma June Sun River Baldwin Chateau van de Reit

No January Turkey Shipment Announced by County Agent

The county agent's office announced there will be no January turkey shipment this year. In past years a January cleanup shipment has been customary, but this year it will not occur.

God

Gaare Confined After Slushy Ground Slip

Oscar Gaare remains home with a deep gash below the knee after slipping on slushy snow and landing on a broken bottle while bringing in the family cow. The injury, though not serious, requires quiet time. Roy and Evelyn Gaare continue milk deliveries during his disability.

Oscar Gaare Mr. Gaare Roy Evelyn Gaare Fairfield Times

Christmas Visits and Local Obituaries in Farmington

Veda Thompson spent Christmas with her sister Mrs. Warren Crane in Dillon and returned to Diamond Valley for school. Dale Emory Crane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Crane, was born December 3. Mrs. Steve Lindseth died after a long illness, funeral at the Norwegian Lutheran church. Funeral details and community condolences noted.

Veda Thompson Warren Crane Dillon

Farmington society notes and upcoming meetings

Falls Friday to spend New Years with her daughter Mrs. Bert Loucks. The ladies held their annual church meeting Wednesday afternoon with officers elected: Mrs. Swenson president Mrs. Tangen vice president and Mrs. John Chalmers secretary treasurer. Farmington Hall to hold annual meeting Monday Jan 10 at 1 pm. Farmers Oil Co. plans annual meeting at the hall next Wednesday Jan 12 at 2 pm.

Jack Slanger Farmers Oil Co

Bynum Area Social Ties Mixed With Road Accident

Local residents shared visits for New Year and Christmas events at several homes including the Lusty Schenk Stott Wixom and Hanberg households. A car crash near Great Falls left Mrs. Clara Vandenhook with a broken neck and a lengthy hospital stay. The windstorm last Tuesday damaged roofs and blew stacks in the Bynum area.

Julia Denison Bill Lusty Pendroy Reid Swenson Lyman Schenk Roy Hanberg Gerald Stott Great Falls Clara Vandenhook H. D. Club M. E Hanbergs Swenson Leon Rowley Roy Stott Bert Jensen Browning Wilbur Clark Ed. Savik Agwam Planning Board Mr. Willson Agawam Harry Stott Blanche Stott Lula Swenson Midge Hanberg Bynum

Lions Club Resolution Expresses Sympathy and Faith

The Choteau Lions Club Board of Directors passes a resolution dated December 27 1937 expressing sympathy to Mrs Annabel Smith and Mary Ann Choteau Montana for the loss of their husband and father. The document includes a poem about no death and signatures of Frank L Stearns Fred S Willson John B Conlin K E Sturgis and secretary Arnold C Hanusa and an attestation.

Annabel Smith Mary Ann Choteau Montana A. D Choteau Lions Club Board of Directors Frank L. Stearns Fred S. Willson John B. Conlin K. E. Sturgis Arnold C. Hanusa

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