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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
4
The Farmington column lists social visits and travel among residents. Mrs Gregor Tangen hosts the Ladies Aid on June 17. Locals Jenny Haste lick Jeanette and Lucille, with several trips to Great Falls Cut Bank Bozeman and Scottsbluff Nebraska noted alongside church services and community events.
Sunday June 14 at 9 00 a m morning worship with instruction for all children Bring the family to church Friday June 12 at 4 00 p m Young people outdoor social All young people invited Bring lunches individually or by groups Outdoor games and fun Pendroy 11 15 a m morning services
County Agent Robert Clarkson praised last week's recreational school, organized by W. P. Jackson of the Playground Association of America. Delegates praised the program, planning to apply lessons countywide as communities like Collins and Bole host follow up gatherings and Lions Club charter day activities.
Mrs. P E Johnson of Warren Oregon visited niece Mrs E A Sandberg and family. Merle Bunday of Coutts Canada spent weekend at the Austad home. W G Dauwalter was in Great Falls on business. Ben Benson attended August Carlson funeral in Great Falls. Mrs John Holm and Ralph Clayton drove to the Falls. Woman's club meets June 18 at Mrs George Zeigler's home. Inga Dale and family Ole Kolste and family Oliver Hanson Mrs Ben Benson Gladys Hane Ralph Clayton Lloyd Munson Martin Hanson Brinch in Sunn River canyon. John Holm hosted Mrs Mery Hane and others for dinner. Several families picnicked at Green ranch. Miss Gladys Hane plans to Dillon for summer quarter. Joe Walkington tends Mrs Stofflet's tractor. District 17 trustees met to set next year's budget. Mrs T M Skinner and son David of Simms visited the Zimmermans and Robbins. Don't forget Farmers Union meeting June 13. bring lunch.
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