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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
5
Choteau residents travel to Great Falls for a postmasters’ convention and family visits while others plan rodeo events, piano recitals, and business trips. Local residents attend sales meetings, view veteran bond news, and report oil prospects near Pendroy amid ongoing community routines and infrastructure updates.
Dr Boyd Davis of C E Davis and Sons Great Falls will be in Choteau to fit glasses on Saturday June 27 at the Choteau Hotel.
County Agent Fred Willson reports public meeting notes on rural electrification. Washington official C. E. Long headed the session and indicated the Pendrey area is too small, suggesting extending lines to Bynum Farmington and Agawam to reach sufficient users. Further meetings are planned.
The Bole H. D. club invites all in the community to its annual picnic Sunday June 14 at Volta dam. Families should bring dish and one or more food items. Meet at Bole hall at 8:30 AM.
The column lists various visits and gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Krause took a bus home on Friday. The Bote Woman's club plans a June 18 meeting with Mrs. Bottenhagen and Mrs. Austad hosting. Families visit relatives in Butte Helena Brady and Seattle as well as convalescence at the Columbus hospital are noted among neighbors and friends.
A series of brief social items notes visits and work changes. Russell Eaton of Great Falls visited Benson home. Mr and Mrs Martin Gronberg and family dined with H O Thompson. Kermit Dale named manager at Gallatin Valley elevator, Supt Joe Croyt attended. Ralph Clayton on vacation. W G Dauwalder substituting. Dauwalder family and others visited Great Falls to see the circus.
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