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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
5
Choteau community notes report Mrs. Pollock’s errands and Pendray visitor, plus travel updates for El Ed Nayer, Arnold Manusa, and Hazel Trescott. Local trips include Barribal banking meeting, Cohoe family visits, Yellowstone trips, and a KNX Arizona Wranglers tour stop.
Great Falls optometrist Dr Boyd Davis of C E Davis and Sons will fit glasses in Choteau at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday August 11.
Local notices list final clearance sale of ladies summer hats at Hirshberg's store priced at 49 cents. Also mentions binder twine suppliers, fishing tackle, and various community updates including visits, travel, and agricultural concerns across Choteau Montana.
The North Montana fair seeks exhibits with entry blanks available at the county agent’s office. Fred Willson urges residents of Teton county to enter, especially fine wheat. Guidelines call for careful cutting, sun drying, leaf removal, and three-point tying. High weight samples over 60 pounds per bushel may be shown.
Leslie Chalmers from Farmington and Myles Standish from Bole had tonsil removals at Chateau Hospital last Thursday. Amelia Bramer of Blackleaf and George Jackson received medical treatment. Roy Sheppard of Pendroy and John Bireke of Stairfield admitted for treatment. Freeman Page dismissed last Friday.
Lookouts and smoke chasers assigned to the Lewis and Clark national forest Teton division report no fires to date, with ranger L H McLean urging public cooperation. New stations include Mt Wright, Wrong Ridge, Bare Top, and a forest cabin near Wrong Creek. volunteers and lookouts like Cliff Clixrude, Larmon Bruno, A A Wells, Julian Stenson, and Chas Borocker named to enforce fire rules and watch for ignition sources.
Myles Standish had his tonsils removed at the Chateau hospital last Friday. A group from Great Falls visited Great Falls visitors Friday. The Woman's club met at Mrs. Oliver Hanson's home with Spanish customs and bullfighting talk. The next meeting will prepare library books for the Bole community library.
Mr and Mrs F W Smith attended the mail carriers convention in Helena this week. Miss Grace Reiding of Great Falls visited here with her mother Miss Margaret Nagle of Chateau visited last Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs J B Conner. Mrs Theo Groot and son Ben and Slim and Grace Jacobs and children spent last Friday and Saturday in Wailer as the guests of Hugh McGhan.
At the July term Judge Hattersley signed a foreclosure and sale decree in a bank suit against F H Gilcrest and wife. Demurrers in actions by Western Holding Co. against Oliver W Phillips and Luther M Philips were overruled with 20 days to plead. An order appointing a receiver was signed in Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. v S Krummer. Collins was granted a foreclosure decree against Joe Scott's estate. Probate hearing on Andrew Simpson's will continued to Sept 14. Carrie A Denison was granted a divorce from Logan Denison.
Inez Eckford thanks the voters of Teton County for their splendid support in the recent primary election.
The Dainty Dressers 4 H Clothing club organized May 18 electing Marjorie Briggs president Betty Brownell vice president Heather Mitchell secretary Re Jones song angel leader and Re 1 Mitchell. The group has 18 members with second year participants listed including Beryl Jones Rachel Gitchel and others. Demonstrations and an upcoming county elevation contest on August 3 are noted with teams led by Betty Brownell Rachel Gitchel and others.
Edith Connole daughter of J A Connole and Willard Nauman son of C E Nauman wed in Fort Benton on May 2. Rev J W Wilcox performed the ceremony. The couple will reside on the Nauman ranch south of town.
Mr and Mrs Marion Averill drove to Great Falls Sunday and met Mrs Averill's parents Mr and Mrs C F Kroon of Minneapolis. Kroon is chief engineer for the Swedish hospital in Minneapolis for 27 years. He arrived after hospital staff treated 38 people from a clash between striking truck drivers and police. This is his first visit to the region and he praised drought improvement in Minnesota.
Elmer Smith expresses gratitude to county voters for the strong primary election backing and calls the gesture sincerely appreciated.
Next Sunday July 29 the tenth Sunday after Pentecost masses are set for Chateau at 9 o clock and Augusta at 11 o clock Power at 9 o clock and Dutton at 11 o clock Rev J F Schulte pastor
J. R. Blakeslee thanks supporters and publicly congratulates his friend Earl Zimmermann on his victory after the recent primary election.
The Hamilton family expresses heartfelt thanks for sympathy and deeds of kindness shown at the death and funeral of their son and brother Robert William Hamilton and for the floral offerings. Chris Hamilton and family.
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