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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1942
Page
5
Local notes report visiting relatives and hospital stays in Great Falls, a wedding, promotions, travel, and community events. Highlights include Elmer Orr and Martha Brown marriage, Bob Harris Navy furlough, and Mrs. Mabel Robbins visiting in Hamilton.
Word arrives of the death of Dewey H. Steele who passed away Saturday July 11 after a long illness in Seattle. Born December 20 1898 in Chateau he lived here until 1980 when he moved to Seattle. He worked at and ran the Teton Steam Laundry and was a World War I veteran. Funeral services were held at Home Undertaking Co Seattle with Rev. Rivenow officiating. He is survived by his mother two brothers Victor of Helena and Leo of Seattle a sister Mrs W D Streeter of Helena and two nephews Maloie of Seattle and Willard of Great Falls.
Sunday school at 9 45 with Mrs F W Smith superintendent. Morning worship at 11 with pastor speaking. Youth Fellowship at 7 p m. Bynum worship at 3 p m with pastor preaching. Let us attend church somewhere. If you have no church home you are invited to worship with us. Bert A Powell pastor.
Trinity Lutheran of Chateau holds morning worship at 9 30 with special music and Sunday school at 10 30. Parochial school runs this week and next, with Bible Camp July 29 to August 2 and a maximum expense of 3.00. Luther League meets Sunday 8 00 with Otness Swenson and Thorn serving. Dutton Lutheran schedules 10 00 Sunday school and 11 15 worship with Bible Camp in Sun River canyon July 29–August 2.
Two grass fires last week in Teton county near Chateau and Dutton highlight the ongoing fire season. County agent S N Halvorson warns residents to take precautions to protect crops, grass and timber. Fire guards should be plowed around fields and ash should be disposed of properly to prevent new blazes.
A notice lists truck tires and tubes issued to Ed Alzheimer Collins 1 tire and tube J W Gitchel Pendroy 1 tire and tube John Poore Choteau 1 tube Earl Yeager Choteau 1 tube Montana Dakota Utilities Choteau 1 tube H W Hege Choteau 2 tires Truck Retreads Eugene Ferris Choteau 1 Teton county 4 Joe Bush Choteau 2 Passenger Retreads Henry Jensen Jr Choteau 2 Conrad Van Heel Dutton 2 New Passenger J W Gitchell Pendroy 1 tube.
Mrs Martin Rose died of a heart attack and funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p m from the Methodist church with Rev Bert Powell officiating. Burial followed at Chateau cemetery. She was born Elsie Pearl Westaway in 1890 in Prince Edward Island and moved to Teton county in 1916 where she married J M Rose. Survived by husband five children two sisters and four brothers.
The Pendray Pals 4 H club camped at Glacier Park on July 8. They lunched at the Isaac Walton Hotel and stayed in cabins at Apgar. Activities included swimming in Lake Five and a bear encounter at the cabin garbage. A picnic at Avalanche Creek followed before return.
The family expresses gratitude for flowers and courtesies shown after the loss of their wife and mother, signed by pd Martin Rose and Family.
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