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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1941
Page
4
Local notes reflect on the Fourth of July and upcoming North Montana fair with comments on crowd turnout and nostalgia for old time celebrations. Residents like Fletcher Wiley discuss attendance patterns while others share town chatter about visitors, neighbors, and community weather and crops.
The Home Demonstration club meets at the hall next Thursday July 17 at 2 pm with hostesses Mrs Forseth Mrs Abe Kere and Mrs Ernest Arensmeyer. Officers will be elected and picnic plans set for Sunday July 20. Several local families and visitors joined Fourth of July activities including Mr and Mrs Claude Witherall and daughter Hazel of Great Falls and others from Riceville Troy and Farmington.
Mrs E R Poore's parents from Bozeman and relatives from Helena and Livingston visited the Poore home last week. E M Peters and Roy Sheble vacationing at Spokane. H J Moon called on his ill brother in Helena and the brother died shortly after. P M Sorenson and Mrs Sorenson spent the Fourth at Helena. P M Campbell weekend with Kellogg and Kochman at Swan Lake. Chas Rice of Washington visiting Paul Rice home. Rice returned from hospital Sunday. Christie Alice Swanson entertained friends at dinner Sunday. Arnold Hoeschen and Carl Gulbrandsen spent Sutting at Waterton Lakes and Many Glaciers. Nick Wellenstein motored to Great Falls. Roy Johns, Mable Hamer, Leonard Rice, Miss Yeager, Billy Briggs and Wesley Sheble weekend in Glacier Park. Rev Vick and Mrs Vick were dinner guests at Talbert home Sunday. E N Davis left on
Monday to vacation at Flathead lake. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rose spent the Fourth with relatives at Cascade. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wellenstein took Mr. and Mrs. Jungers to Helena Wednesday. Earl Shawver arrived Friday evening to spend the summer here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lusty spent the week end visiting relatives at Helena. Mr. and Mrs. Max Brownell and others camped in the mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moon and son visited Herb Moon’s home Saturday evening.
The Power 4-H club met at Donald Paulus home on July 2 with Berne Johnson leading 11 members present. They scheduled a July 12 dance to fund baseball gear and other club needs and will send demonstration and judging teams to the county elimination contest. A lunch followed. Paul Brunner, Reporter.
Sunday schedule includes church school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 with a sermon on Having Opened One's Mouth Unto the Lord. Epworth League at 7 and evening service at 8. Mid week prayer Tuesday at 8. Summer Institute at King's Hill begins July 14 and requires transport help and straw for campers. Also a Sunday 8 p m service at Bynum with special music.
The ninth meeting of the Nautical 4-H Club opened at Anna Marie Hansen's home. A food sale was postponed from June 28 to July 12 at Safeway. Next meeting is July 22 at Edna Meyer’s home. Mary Lou Forrest will demonstrate newspaper modeling. Refreshments followed. Reported by Joan Allen.
A preservation by freezing demonstration is set at Plainview School in the Power community on Tuesday afternoon July 15 at 2 p.m. by Margaret Conlon the home demonstration agent. All interested in learning this method are urged to attend.
Residents Calvin Williams age 49 of Chateau Nellie Tippett 42 of Stites Idaho Dr Kueger 85 and Charlotte Odegard 29 both of Augustk were married by Justice Jackson. Havre visitors at the Wedum home Carl Wedum and Odie Wedum plan summer visit.
Circle Bios the Ladies Industrial will gather at the home of Mrs Pasamore next Wednesday for a club meeting.
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