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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
5
A crowded Choteau items page notes shops advertising prices from five dollars onward and new deliveries from Hirshberg and Choteau Hardware. Local residents including Mrs. K F E Sturgis, Guss McDowell, and Maurice Carroll appear alongside Memorial Day visits, court terms, and agricultural updates across the town and nearby ranches.
Dr. Boyd Davie of C. E. Davis & Sons, Great Falls, will be in Choteau to fit glasses at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday June 8.
Tobe Talifson of Pendroy, a business visitor in Chateau, will leave with his family and the Hanson families of Agawam for Erskine, Minnesota, later this week. He has accepted an invitation to play in an old fiddlers contest there, having previously appeared in the local Chautauqua fiddling program.
The Ness family expresses sincere gratitude to all who assisted during illness, death, and funeral of their wife and mother. Special thanks to church choir members, the pastor, pallbearers, car donors, and those who sent flowers. Samuel Ness and family.
Fairfield manager Harry Knudtzon confirms the Fairfield nine will host the Great Falls Swastikas on the Fairfield diamond Sunday June 9. Knudtzon gauges a strong team and hopes to send the visitors home with the small margin. The Swastikas beat Choteau last Sunday, making the result a proxy for Fairfield versus Choteau strength.
Editor W F Aldrich and Mrs Aldrich from Conrad visited Friday evening to see The Purple Pigeon operetta directed by their daughter Janet Aldrich music supervisor at Chateau public school. Also present were Mr and Mrs Al Perry of Conrad and Judge and Mrs Chan Pray of Great Falls.
The Choteau Gospel Tabernacle closes its campaign with Fohsts Funk and Gaetz appearing Sunday the 9th. Daily services continue this week at 7 45 p m with Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. A substitute will lead for two weeks during the district camp meeting in Minnesota. MisSes H Funk and R Lindblad announce regular services.
Albert Hanson of Agawam aged 38 wed Jennie Hamilton 20 of Chateau on June 1. Percy M Wellman 33 of Augusta and Celestine M Scherer 33 of Augusta were issued licenses on June 4.
The Scissor Snippers met at Cora and Edna Otness's home on May 31st. Members shared a personal improvement pledge and discussed sewing progress on dresses and aprons for first year girls. They planned a picnic and agreed to join rodent pest control programs. A lunch was served.
County Commissioner N W Edwards, once gravely ill, attended the regular monthly board session at the courthouse this week. The board and clerk later split to inspect road improvement projects, including a westward road from Pendroy and another near Agawam, while handling other official business.
The seven Clever Cooks met at the leader's home last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C. Stenson as assistant leader. They decided to enter a rodent and pest control contest and enjoyed a luncheon served by Mrs. DeRusha assisted by four members: Jeanette Woodward Hazel Davidson Ann Thorn and Elsie Thorn. The next meeting will be at Jeanette Woodward's home with a cereal preparation demonstration by Jeanette Woodward and Cora Seekins.
Mrs. C. A. Austad arrived home Saturday from Lethbridge Canada after medical treatments. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bunday and son Gary Gordon of Coutts joined her for the weekend. Mrs. Irma Larson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Columbia Falls visited friends and relatives here.
Ed Bjork and son Frank visited Great Falls on Monday. F W Smith and family visited the Dauwalder home over the weekend. Mrs. Smith drives the boys and Dauwalders to Chateau daily for the school at the Methodist church. D B Landish family and granddaughter Patsy joined for Sunday supper.
Farmington items report the Passmores and related families planning a Seattle visit for medical care and relatives. Other notes mention a birthday party hosted by Mrs. Woodward for Floyd DeRusha and Robert Woodward, a foot injury to Karl DeRusha on a ditcher, and upcoming Ladies' Aid food event.
A village sale at Chateau this Saturday will offer buns pie cottage cheese dressed chickens carmel ice cream eggs cake and cookies. Lunch will be served at the sale.
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