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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1939
Page
8
The Ladies' Guild will host a baking sale and lunch at the gas office on Saturday January 21. Proceeds support guild activities and community outreach.
The Boy Scouts of Chateau led by Scoutmaster Bill Olsen and Burr Hoff man held a weekly meeting featuring a treasure hunt near the ice house. Antelopes and Eagles competed to find a one dollar worth of almonds, then gathered by the campfire for remarks and songs.
The Teton County Sportsmen's Association will hold its annual meeting tomorrow Friday night at 8 p m in the court house. A full resume of the association's affairs will be given, with election of officers and reports on the year’s activities finances and membership.
Emily Feller age 83 died suddenly at her home near Arras Canada. She and husband Adolphus Feller ran a Flying U ranch in Chateau Montana and later moved to the Peace River Block in British Columbia. Survived by eleven children, eighty five grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Funeral held January 3 at Dawson Creek Catholic Church.
The Agawam H. D. club held its season opening card party Friday with large attendance from Chateau and Conrad. Prizes went to Mrs Lafe Fields and Joe Torgenson. Hostesses Mrs A Weist Mrs G Nelson and Mrs H H Wuest served lunch at midnight.
The Loyal Order of Moose Chateau Lodge will host a monthly social and dance at the K. P. hall on Saturday evening January 21. Attendees should bring their own lunch. music is provided for dancing after the supper, with no charge to dance. Everyone is invited for a likely enjoyable event.
Teachers of applied music must apply to the State Department of Public Instruction before the examination day, which is the first Monday in February. Questions will be sent only to county superintendents with applicants. To receive questions, submit candidate names and their branch.
A double birthday observance occurred Sunday at the R C Ferris residence for C H Ferris who turned 81 and his grandson Jimmie who reached 17. Attending were Mr and Mrs F E Ferris Mr and Mrs Rolland Ferris and their three children Mr and Mrs Leslie Bush and their two children.
The Child's Study Group met Monday at the home of Mrs. Burr Huffman with Mrs. W Olson assisting. Roll call featured articles by Angela Pattin, noted child psychologist. Dr Keeton spoke on infantile paralysis followed by a Q&A session. visitors included Mesdames Boussard Wedum Keeton and Duvendack.
About 45 of 60 stockholders attended the annual session January 14 at the Burton schoolhouse. Elected officers were President Dick Reiding, Vice-President Cecil Prassmore, Secretary Treasurer Cal Binford, and directors K. R. Smitth and Oliver Mausseth.
The Sullivan and Armstrong families express gratitude for kindness and courtesies extended during their recent bereavement.
Mrs Ellen Loughridge 74 mother of William Loughridge of Choteau died January 9 in Bozeman after a long Montana life beginning in England and spanning Beaverhead Lima Wise River and Livingston with surviving children and siblings across several towns. William Loughridge attended the Bozeman funeral January 13 at the Methodist church.
H M Smead of the Federal Land Bank of Spokane and W F Fellows of the Great Falls National Farm Loan group attended a Cha teau meeting with N F L A stockholders. The plan unites Augusta Great Falls Fort Benton and Cha teau into the Rocky Mountain N F L A with further meetings in Augusta Tuesday Fort Benton Wednesday and another session set for Saturday January 21.
Miss Gladys Rasmussen, a Galt hospital graduate in April 1936, joins Choteau hospital staff and began duties January 10. She previously worked a year at Lethbridge Alberta, ten months at Harlem hospital Montana, and was born in Drayton North Dakota.
Classified brief notes list a garage or storage space for rent from Mrs. Mary Bair and a Crest wheat seed sale at 15 cents per pound by Bill Ellsworth located 8 miles northwest of Bynum.
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