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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
4
Charles Rosencranz and his relatives from Clifton New Jersey are staying as guests at the Fred Pelzman residence in Dutton.
Evelyn Moxsey expresses gratitude to Chateau supporters for cards flowers and visits during recovery in a Missouri hospital She notes progress in a wheelchair toward crutches and updates on family Rod a premed MSU student and student body president Vickie a commerce student and cheerleader Sherry a Bozeman High graduate entering MSU and a Greece exchange student Vie an agricultural representative at First National Bank Bozeman The letter invites visits in Bozeman Montana.
Bob Miller thanks relatives and friends for cards calls and flowers received during his hospital stay. He also extends gratitude to Dr Bosshardt and Dr Nelson of Great Falls for their services.
A religious note reflects on Calvary as the place of sin bearing and sacrifice. It cites Isaiah and Peter, presents a missionary anecdote about a native woman who says her sin was laid on Jesus, and ends with thanks from Chateau Baptist Mission and a 4 H bake sale acknowledgment.
Local bond sales reached 27,109 in the county with outstanding cash value at 49,485 million this month, up from 48,670 million a year ago. Arnold Hanusa notes the 25th anniversary drive promotes payroll deduction by workers to boost participation toward a 12 million payroll buyer goal.
The article warns against removing young deer antelope and other wildlife as animalnapping leads to aggressive pets. Possessing live game animals is illegal without permits and attempts to help may harm the animal and ecosystem. It notes parents know the locations of offspring and urges leaving them where found. Also reports Isaksson family visits in Hettinger North Dakota and related summer plans.
Private first class Thomas M. Troy, 19, of Augusta, promoted at Fort Lewis to the 8th Infantry. A2C Rick Stoudt returns from Keesler for 30 days with plans to head to Grand Forks AFB. Lt and Mrs John Olsen visit relatives after transfer from Quantico to El Toro. Local families camped in Glacier Park. anniversary open house gratitude note.
Lowry Larson Bynum reported the sale of three registered horned Hereford bulls to Montana breeders Bert Stott and Roy Stott of Bynum and Leo C. Zimmer of Augusta, per the American Hereford Association. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hopkinson of Whitefish, former residents, spent Memorial Day in Choteau.
Dorothy Winkenwerder and Leona Young of Sutherland Nebraska stayed overnight with Joann Chalmers in Farmington. A Memorial Day gathering included a picnic dinner in the Les Arensmeyer yard and afternoon coffee after the memorial service with relatives. Memorial Day guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kinsey of Helena and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harvey of Great Falls, along with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swenson and Mrs. Bert Rice and boys.
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