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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1937
Page
5
Local residents attend meetings in Great Falls and Chateau Monday while others travel from Bynum and Agawam. Hospitals report births, illnesses, and injuries with several flu cases noted. A westward blizzard disrupts travel as residents cope with snow and road detours.
Ruth O'Hare treated for a fractured arm after a skating accident at Choteau hospital. Charles Hallberg and Charles Gilmore admitted for medical treatment, with Earl Twiggs and Howard Jensen discharged. A new birth reported for Franklin Fellers at Choteau. Mrs. John Brown and infant son discharged from Choteau hospital. Chas H Connor improved after two weeks at Maynard hospital and H J Frick with L E Fields listed as surgical patients at Maynard hospital. Jack Nesbitt admitted to hospital.
Dr Boyd Davis of C E Davis and Lone Great Falls will fit glasses in Choteau on Saturday February 6 at the Choteau Hotel.
Miss Ruby Miller, principal of the Choteau public school, spoke to the Choteau Woman's club on the history of glass. She illustrated the program with five Metropolitan Museum of Art film reels and noted the ancient Phoenicians as originators of glassmaking. A business meeting at the Beaupre hotel preceded the program and a plan for a joint district meeting in Glacier Park was proposed.
Mrs. Clarence Looney traveled Tuesday to Helena to visit her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tulley and their newborn daughter.
Mrs Lena Huselid wife of Sam Huselid who worked at N W Edwards ranch in Premium Center died Friday in Great Falls where she had lived with her children at 1012 Seventh Avenue North Survivors include husband two sons Marvin and Oliver two daughters Dena and Elizabeth mother Mrs Christina Jacobson Seattle a brother John Jacobson Seattle five sisters and two brothers Funeral services were held Monday at 11 from the Croxford chapel Great Falls with Rev A Lunde officiating Interment Highland Cemetery
Mrs Roy Hanberg returned home after an appendix operation at Chateau hospital with Mr Swenson driving. Howard Jensen remains a Chateau patient with blood poison in his arm. Several social visits occur at the Hanberg and Dennison homes including Mrs L O Crawford and Ona Jensen staying with the Jensen family. R D Halpin heads to California for the winter as Jake Mutchler stays in his house in his absence.
Muddy Creek 4-H members met Saturday at leader J. Bowley’s home with ten members and two leaders present. Visitors Reed Swenson and Roy Stott attended. The group discussed the coming year and decided to take potatoes as the project. Valentine party fees were collected. Reporter Oliver Tlowley.
Mr and Mrs Fred Smith and their family came home last Friday after visiting Raymond Nebraska for Christmas and New Year. They joined his wife and sons there and traveled back together to Farmington.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Arensmeyer welcomed a son, Richard Thomas, born Tuesday January 12 at Columbus hospital. J B Connor visited Farmington party. turkeys for Xmas shipment receive second payments. Floyd DeRusha to spend week with grandparents O DeRusha. An invitational party at Farmington hall featured hosts J B Connor and others. Carl Carlson left for CCC camp at Fort Harrison.
The H. D. club will meet Thursday February 4 at Mrs Tony Beck home with Mrs J Primus assisting. January meeting had been postponed due to severe weather. W Asmus and son Emerald visited the Selmer Stingrimsons of the Greenfield bench Friday. Mrs Asmus accompanied them to Schaefers during the return. Mr and Mrs Geo Gamradt and son Virgil shopped in Great Falls Tuesday and visited the Schaefer home. Mr and Mrs IL Diedrick had as
Dinner guests on Sunday evening included Henry Quade, Emil and Charles Quade. Mr. and Mrs. W. Asmus hosted family Sunday at the Primus home. Mr. and Mrs. M. Schaefer entertained friends Saturday at 5 o'clock for Mr. Schaefer's birthday with guests Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Beck, Mr. and Mrs. J. Beck, Arnold and Norbert Beck.
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