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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
8
Local families and visitors are listed with trips and health updates. Pasadena residents the Rempels visited Apgar. Anslingers from Eugene toured relatives. Habel, Hemstead, Sundet, Clossen, and other area residents are noted for travel, discharge from service, or hospital stays.
Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Nelson included Frank Timmerman and family Tony Beck Charles Johnston Elmer William Asmus Joe Primus Irene George Gamradt Harold and Oscar Berndt Bobbie. Lutheran Ladies aid meets Tuesday at Mrs A E Beck home.
Trustees of School District No 12 Brnum invite bids for a janitor and a bus driver for the upcoming school year. Bids close August 10. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Clerk J J Deaver notes dates July 18 25 August 1 1946.
The canning season and pea harvest are noted as locals busy at home. A stream of visitors includes J A Coghill and wife in Great Falls, and many others, such as Eugene Baquet, Alvin Reiquam, Ralph Caskey, and John Harkins, stopping by Collins. The Fitzgeralds, Ohio visitors, and a 4-H club form a active local scene with tours and theater notices at the new Roxy Theatre.
Bachelin served as teacher at Collins and has many friends to call on. Mrs. Bachelin plans time in Great Falls for health reasons. Their son Neal died in the service, and the community expresses deep sympathy for his parents.
Reo Coghill has started to make hay as several farmers plan to begin soon. Late rains have produced a heavy grass crop while many farmers will cut oats and late wheat to stockpile feed for winter.
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