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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1934
Page
8
Choteau merchants offer value items including work trousers and silk hose. Local social rounds note Circle events, visits by residents and visitors, and a busy week of bridge lunches, dances, and CCC camp departures.
Dr Boyd Davis of C E Davis and Sons Great Falls will fit glasses in Choteau at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday August 11.
Famous magician Birch, rated among the globe’s top three, is booked for two Chateau shows on Saturday August 4 sponsored by American Legion Chateau Post No 6. He returns to Choteau after past appearances and will present new numbers with a troupe including Mabel Sperry the mystery Miss. Matinee and evening shows priced 15 25 cents and 25 50 cents respectively, both at the high school.
The Farmington Home Demonstration club held its annual picnic at Chateau park last Sunday with about 75 attendees replacing the July meeting. A program featured trips, readings, and remarks by County Agent Fred Willson. The next club meeting for officer elections is set for Tuesday July 31 at the hall.
The community mourns Preston Bourne son in law of N W Edwards after an incurable illness shortened his life. He faced death bravely leaving behind his wife and child and questions whether others would show the same courage.
Lou Garrett receives medical treatment in Great Falls. Mrs. Ole Wick stays under strict supervision of a Conrad physician. Grain crops are thriving despite a need for a 00 drain. Few storage hoppers reported. E R McLean reports.
Dr A T Doughaday fished Mountain streams early Tuesday. Helen Waterman hosted two Chicago friends and they visited the R S Mc Clenian home. Mr and Mrs J Freese and Mrs Edith Green and daughter Clara of Fort Wayne arrived for a visit with Mrs Fitzgerald. The group praised road improvements since seven years ago. Other items note travel plans, visits near Belgrade and Corvallis, a funeral in Great Falls, illness of Patrick Finnegan, and the death of Preston C Bourne at Chateau hospital.
John Standish of Great Falls stayed overnight with his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Standish. His daughter Peggy, who had been visiting grandparents, returned to Great Falls with him. Nast, Friday they planned a trip through Yellowstone Park and to Dillon to visit Miss Blossom Dale who studies there. A Sewing Circle at the hall drew almost one hundred attendees.
Wednesday afternoon program featured America and Lord's prayer vocal solo by Mrs. Bammel reading by Mrs. Immerman duets by Helen Johnson and Astrid Martinson and piano by Mrs. Aus tad A lunch followed hosted by Mrs. Ben Benson and Mrs. John Holm Miss Poiores Jackson from Great Falls visiting Janet Carson Several local families enjoyed outings and a H D club year end gathering elected officers President Mrs Paul Mathis VP Mrs Joe Walkington Secretary treasurer Mrs Fred Swenson project leaders Mrs John Armstrong and Mrs B O Price A Junior Alliance play Forever After with music costuming and makeup drew praise ice cream and cake ended the event Proceeds totaled 10 The Junior Alliance corps promotes activities for boys away from town Dinner guests included Dr E L Jones and daughters Mildred and Dorothy Raymond Neb W G Dauwalder and children and Mr and Mrs Glen Wiseman and children
Deeply appreciative of the many favors extended to us by our friends and neighbors at the time of the death of our son Henry. We publicly express thanks for those who rushed to aid and helped put out the fire in our house and for the beautiful flowers sent. Mr. and Mrs Joe Stark and family.
Mr and Mrs I Wilson Moore return Sunday from the hospital at Chateau with their son Vern who had surgery on two fingers after a pulley accident. Vern Pace Priscilla Swenson Dell Green Reid Swenson visit and travel chatter fill local notes with cattle caring and temple trip mentions.
Evangelist Margaret H. Knutsson leads Sunday service at 8 p m and evangelistic services on Sunday. Bible study Tuesday at 7 30 p m and Friday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m. Sunday afternoon 3 o clock children scripture drill and chorus practice. All welcome.
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