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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1946
Page
2
Published every Thursday in Choteau Montana the paper is entered as second class mail. Subscription rates list annual and half year options for local and out of county readers with foreign rates. Advertising rates set at 40 cents per column inch with volume discounts and legal notices at statutory rates.
An editorial from the Great Falls Tribune cited national unity as key to wartime gains and warned that postwar greed threatens production and progress. In Chateau Montana towns, it urges residents to join groups like the Chamber of Commerce or Lions Club and support Fourth of July events hosted by the American Legion to bolster community objectives.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces exams for purchasing clerks officers and geologists. Salaries range from 2644 to 5905 a year with 2 to 6 years of experience in procurement. Applications must arrive by July 24 1946. Veteran preference waives age limits 18 to 62.
Pendroy residents Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Stromswald hosted a dinner with neighbors and relatives including Harold Nelson and family T. R. Larson Fred Durland and Keithson. Melvin Moon had his tonsils removed at Conrad Hospital. Several families traveled or visited relatives in Columbia Falls Buite Buite Buite Bill Mitchell home. Briggs underwent appendicitis surgery in Conrad hospital. Johnsons and Moon family hosted, Pollocks visited C. Rose home, and Paul Briggs and wife left for Seattle after a death in the Briggs family.
The column lists multiple local visitors and departures. Swede Gebhart and family vacation at Whitefish while Emerson Earles party returned from a park trip. Seekins Watkins Walcott and Belda Alexander hosted at Lee Hamer home. Tappons, Marjorie, and Wayne visited from Los Angeles en route to a North Dakota reunion. Tappon relatives are cousins of Ethel Reid. Rev Bert Powell preached a farewell sermon at the church, followed by a social hour and a purse of silver for the couple.
Farmington residents and guests visited relatives in Great Falls Conrad Brady Pendroy and Pendroy area events filled the week. Nearly all the beach community attended the wedding of John Van Setten and Lois Swenson on Sunday prompting warm congratulations from the entire community.
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