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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
5
Local notes record a flurry of small items from Choteau including new car purchases and business visitors. Mentions include Hirshbergs sales, road travel through Wolf Creek, hospital births, school staff changes, and summer visits by regional residents and relatives.
Dr. Boyd Davis of C. E. Davis & Sons in Great Falls will fit glasses at the Choteau hotel on Saturday June 3.
A long debated deal closed last week with papers filed in the county clerk office transferring Twin Lakes summer resort from D. M. Powell to Matt Tarish of Black Eagle. Tarish plans to continue operation as a recreational resort near the mouth of Te ton canyon 23 miles west of Chateau. Powell built the first structures in 1928 and has since added improvements. he and Mrs. Powell have left on a motor trip to visit relatives.
The Cook and Chatter club held its fourth meeting of the year at the Clarkson home with Misses Louise and Evelyn Clarkson. It is the fifth year of club work for the group. Margaret Hodgskiss and Evelyn Hodgskiss demonstrated two cooked cereals while other girls spoke on table conversation setting dish washing and well balanced breakfasts under the leadership of Mrs. Robert Clarkson and assistant Mrs. J L Gleason.
American Legion posts and auxiliaries in District No of Montana convene in Fairfield for their annual gathering. Fairfield post No 80 hosts with F C Roth in charge. Officials and Legion figures attend. Business meeting at Masonic hall 3 pm. women 2:30 pm in church. banquet 7 pm in church basement, followed by a public dance at the Sons of Norway hall. About 20 from Choteau expected.
East Stanwood Washington visitor L C Satre arrived for a brief stop at daughter Mrs Olaf Forseth in Farmington. Local residents Mrs Jim Campbell and Cecil Passmore host relatives while others travel to Great Falls Belt Brady Conrad and Pendrey for visits and exams.
Rev Dover announces a two week program June 5 to 18 with about 50 area children from first grade to high school. Daily schedule includes worship Bible study dramatics recreation singing project work and handwork with junior senior and primary departments. Special carpentry shop for boys and sewing cooking and art for girls. John Robinson to teach carpentry. Mrs Dover and Miss Rae Sarrington lead primary department. Family worship Sundays and a closing outdoor picnic June 17.
Teton county forestry recruits, 11 in number, entrained Tuesday evening at Great Falls aboard a special Great Northern train. Quotas from Fergus, Petroleum, Wheatland, Judith Basin, Deer Lodge, Jefferson, Lewis and Clark, Broadwater, Cascade, Chouteau, Teton, Pondera, Toole and Liberty counties were present. Names include James Zion, Ben Straight, Roy Pratt, Myron Levesky, Jim Thorn, Jim Cook, Maurice Lindseth, Jess Bleecker, Fred Dutro, Stephen Webb, and Leon Sutton. Rumor suggests camps may be in Glacier park.
The intermediate Leaguers of the Methodist church led by Miss Velma Edwards staged a breakfast hike early Wednesday morning. They cooked their own meal over the campfire as bacon and eggs cooked, mingling with violets and wild sweet peas. Participants included Marie Conlin, Norman Rosengren, Virginia Allum, Walter Hentges, Dorothy Jacobson, Mildred Harrington, Mildred Louise Nelson and Helen Miller. Rev. Dover joined as a guest. Ski ten ball entertained the group before returning, closing the Intermediate League program for the summer.
Lutheran church announces Trinity at Farmington service at 11 00 AM with confirmation class after. Sutton Sunday school hosts river picnic at Collins in the afternoon. The Ladies Aid of Duton meets at the Hemstead home with Mrs Hemstead and Mrs Marion Scholtz as hostesses. Chester Brecto pastor.
Mass at Chateau will be next Sunday at 11 o clock and at Bynum at 9. It is Communion Sunday for Bynum. Rev. J. F Schulte is the pastor.
Rev Charles G Cole of Great Falls will preach at 11 a m at the Methodist arch in Chateau. Knights Templar and Great Falls delegates will attend as guests and later host a mountain picnic. Sunday school meets 9 45 a m for last regular session until after summer. Epworth League at 7 p m led by Dorothy Struber. Cole will also preach at Pendroy at 2 p m.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Nugen visited Pendray on business. Several locals, including Mrs. Gozen DenBoer and families, toured Conrad. Pelts markets are improving, Roy Moye bought pelts nearby. Visitors arrive from Great Falls and Cha teau, with many staying at Roberts and Fields households.
FH D club meets at the hall on June 8 with Mrs Standish Mrs Dale and Miss Helen Standish as hostesses. Officer election and a 25 cent demonstration dinner at 12 30. Attendees urged to notify Mrs A C Munson three days prior. Sniper guests Helen Standish and Peggy Standish visit Kosnick home. Great Falls visitors include Mr and Mrs Oliver Hanson and Mrs A C Munson.
Edwin Strand of Chateau works at John Holm ranch. Lloyd Munson returns home for summer from Simms high school. Dale brothers loading wheat for shipment. Sewing circle hosts June 7 at Holm home. P F Brown of Great Falls visits former grain company ties. Dorothy Kosnick weekend with Zimmerman girls. Nina Hanson visits Mrs Martin Swanson Premium Center. Farmers Union meets June 7 at hall. Austads attend Sons and Daughters of Norway event in Great Falls. Mrs Kosnick and children visit Great Falls. Pearl Jackson returns to Bole then works at Dauwalder home. Ralph Clayton buys Chevrolet at Wallace Motor. vacationing with wife at Warm Springs. W G Dauwalder substitutes on route.
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