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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Del Ball of Vaughn visited Pendroy Saturday afternoon. They went out and spent time in town, enjoying a quiet excursion and local sights together.
Mrs Alta Gutshall hosts visitors as relatives from Conrad and Choteau gather for Memorial Day. The community shares bridal showers, church runs, sewing club luncheons, and visits to Great Falls and other towns. Polo matches and graduations shape a busy local scene with many names and small events.
Adele Bueling reports on residents traveling to Salt Lake City and Provo Utah. Susan Mills completes first year at BYU. Pendleton visit to Columbia Falls. Congregational Church hosts potluck for Rev Pobanz and daughters Susan and Linda now living in Newport Washington. Arlene Lee to marry Gerald Trebesch at St Paul Lutheran Church June 16. Jack Scott earns master’s in education in Pullman Washington and returns to Fairfield as coach and teacher.
Five Fairfield youths Maureen Hatcher Marvin Olson Charlene Hanson Sharon Hanson and Linda Tjaden are admitted to the Rocky Mountain College Honor Seminar for the next academic year. Mrs Howard Bartlett visited Great Falls Saturday and Alice Bartlett heads to Salem Oregon for a science oriented program for high school juniors.
Mr and Mrs Don Nelson and family of Stanford spent Saturday in Chateau on business and visiting Mr and Mrs Bob Amick. Bobby Peebles celebrated his seventh birthday Saturday with a party for several neighbors. Mrs George Sprinkle and Mrs Dorothy Barrett were Great Falls shoppers Monday.
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