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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
3
A stamp collector in this city received a letter from Little America Antarctica dated January 31 1934 with an inscription noting a one year delay due to transportation difficulties. The envelope bore a Byrd expedition stamp featuring a blue world and explored routes.
A local stamp collector Walter Hentges recently received two notable covers. One labeled Antarctica Expedition II bears a San Francisco cancel dated March 25 1935 at 11 A.M. The other shows the Charter Oak of Connecticut with a Hartford Conn post mark from April 26 1935, the first day of issue for that tercentenary stamp, enhancing value.
Community brief mentions the death of Carl Malone's mother in Mitch ell Oregon on May 23, with her son John Ebert Malone visiting from Salt Lake City. G N Torgerson attended a Conrad show. H D club garden meeting at Mrs Erickson with next at Mrs Adolph Moser for a patriotic Salute to the Flag. A C Robinsons attended Decoration day exercises.
A six man crew works on remodeling the Montana Elevator Co. scales while Everett Breding drives the tract and recovers from a pneumonia attack. The town also enjoyed a welcome Sunday afternoon shower.
Fred Trudeau worked a few days for McClenhan last week. A large crowd attended the sale at Charles Fransen's last Thursday. George Tomsha and family and Clyde Baquet and families were in Conrad Saturday. Miles Averill spent Sunday and Monday with John Harkins. Dr D A Daughaday and wife were visitors in Great Falls Midway. Mrs Robert Funk called on friends Monday. The Collins H D club meets Wednesday at the hall. all members expected. Mr and Mrs Alvin Hull called on Mr and Mrs Baquet Sunday afternoon. Chas Tomsha and wife were dinner guests with Mr and Mrs McClenhan last week. Afternoon visiting with Mr and Mrs Fred Lincoln.
Last Saturday afternoon several Scouts left for the Scout cabin in Te ton canyon. The party included Stanley Smith Hatfield Rosengren Bob Armstrong Gene Burke Charles Roll Vernon Wilson Robert Gulbrandsen Junior Olsen and John Nordhagen. They returned Wednesday. Tonight a waffle supper is held by the Boy Scouts at the old Chateau Drug Co store building in the Larson block. Friday at 8:00 p m a court of honor is scheduled in the court room at the court house. All are invited.
Pendroy Montana May 25 1935 the Dandy Decorators 4H Club reports its first regular meeting at the schoolhouse. New song and yell leader Betty Talifson chosen after Marie Mason could not join. The group elects officers plans scrapbooks and a year of activities including trips and family camping.
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Te ton County the assignees for the benefit of Power Morgan Company will sell notes and accounts receivable belonging to the assignor at public auction. The sale will be at the front door of the Chateau courthouse on June 15 1935 at 2:00 p m. Dated June 4 1935. Vv M SMITH J M POWER Assignees for the Benefit of Creditors of Power Morgan Company. First pub June 6 last June 13
A critique of a tense baseball doubleheader notes Earles pitched well but late-inning errors cost wins for the Tigers and Giants. Protests by Bill Terry Loomis and Mickey Cochrane mark a contentious game with lively chat about advertising, mice and a curious ad campaign alongside sports drama.
The H. D. club will hold its annual picnic next Sunday June 9 at Jones grove Dupuyer. A short program and a ball game are planned. Bring lunch and attend. all are invited.
In a Great Falls window display a pile of silver dollars and bars drew crowds, yet the piece shows that sensational advertising confuses buyers. Good advertising, backed by a quality product, helps customers evaluate value and trust brands, as a Montana store proves with honest claims and a money back offer.
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