Choteau Poenantha Listed as Second Class Matter
The Cloteau poeantha is published weekly on Thursdays in Choteau Montana and filed as second class mail at the local post office.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
2
The Cloteau poeantha is published weekly on Thursdays in Choteau Montana and filed as second class mail at the local post office.
A Fairfield Times reader defends a 1948 sportsmen meeting. He notes 125 delegates from 125 clubs, praises the orderly session, and supports resolutions on duck shooting hours and increasing duck numbers. He cites Montana sportsmen seeking conservation measures, rearing ponds, and larger elk winter range, while urging more deer habitat in bottom lands.
Abe Breere has returned home after surgery for appendicitis at a Great Falls hospital. J. W. Kerr remains at home with pneumonia but is improving. Mrs. Tomina Holm has been released from Great Falls Hospital and stays with Mrs. Agnes Burch. Mrs. Albert Hanson of Boulder visited Mrs. Albert Lindseth. Martin Depner and G. I. Tangen visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arensmeyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl LeDesky returned from Crowheart Wyoming where they resided for some time. Mrs. LeDesky’s mother joined them for a visit. Mrs. A. O. Lindseth and family left for Boulder to visit Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hanson and family.
A snow squall touched the area on Saturday while a new winter settles in. Herman Schwert returned from Wisconsin to visit relatives. Several students miss school due to whooping cough and colds. The H D Club meets Tuesday Jan 27 at 2 pm for officer installation and room redecorating. Hostesses are Jean and Gladys Baquet. Local visitors include the DeBruycker family and Clyde Baquet, Reo Coghill and family. A bridal shower for Mrs Agnes Corey filled the club room with gifts. Hostesses were Anna McClenhan, Jean Baquet, Roscoe Thompson, and Louise Tomsha. The Fitzgerald dinner included Clyde Baquet, Lawrence Fitzgerald, and wife and son Ronald. The Baquets were dinner guests at Dr A T Doughaday's. Mildred Baquet Schlepp and son Gordon visited Clyde Baquet's home. Eugene Baquet and wife called Thursday night. A dance is planned at Collins hall on Saturday Jan 24 with lunch and large crowd expected. Robert McClenhan and Clarence Rotvold were dinner guests at George Tomsha's. Mr McClenhan shows improvement over six weeks and friends are glad to see him out.
The Chateau High School celebrates full approval from the Northwest Association for its teacher training standards. Home economics sold old equipment and bought two gas stoves to be replaced every two years while considering two electric ranges and a refrigerator. Staff report strong subscriptions and ad sales as a dummy yearbook project progresses.
Mr Graham reports attendance over 600 with 565 tickets sold to students and adults. The band entered free. CHS students eye National Honor Society selection for juniors in chemistry and seniors in advisory, based on scholarship service leadership and character.
Notice for Ferdinand Weyer estate in Teton county Montana states that on February 13 1948 at 10 00 AM at the court in Chateau the will will be proved and William Olson may receive Letters Testamentary. any interested person may appear to contest. Court seal and clerk George J. Gunther dated January 21 1948. Three public notices Jan 22 to Feb 5.
A small amount of vaseline rubbed on the hinge of a new umbrella before use helps prevent rusting. The tip notes a light coat aids metal protection and smooth opening.
Use dipped hooks to secure hooks on walls or doors in paint to reduce rust and improve the room’s finished look. This method protects metal, extends life, and yields a cleaner appearance in the space.
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