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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1937
Page
5
Local notes report visitors and travels citywide including Clarence and Carroll Carlsons, J B Toneyes, Clint Core and Mrs. Gordon Monkman. Students return home, range appraisers begin work, and a rare flow returns to the Teton river after spring rains. Bridges on the Teton above Jack Baker ranch washed out by the heavy storm.
A free dance sponsored by Chateau businessmen drew a large crowd on Saturday despite heavy rain. Organizers announce another free dance and band concert this Saturday night with Ennant's Orchestra engaged for the season.
The Chateau opened its modern swimming pool Tuesday under Chas. E. Hunziker. Thirty-one registered on opening day and 33 by 5 p.m. Wednesday. Hours are 10 to 12, 1 30 to 5 30, and 7 to 8 30 with Sunday forenoon closed. Season tickets cost 2.00 for adults, 1.50 for high school students, 1.00 for grade school, 20 15 and 10 cent admission per visit. The adjoining tennis court also opened with season tickets 2.00 and 20 cent singles, 40 cent doubles. Hot water in showers soon. big pool water will be warm.
Tonsilectomy cases at the Choteau hospital this week include Betty Jane Meyers and Ray D Meyers of Fairfield Wm F Olsen of Choteau Madge and Olive Newman of Bynum Bernice Louise and Frank Falardeau of Dutton Alice Gibler of Choteau Alta Vance of Bynum Myrtle Alexander of Choteau Punkie Core of Browning Doris Hansen of Choteau Blanche Thorn of Dutton Lorna and Virginia Rindall of Fairfield Beverley Shirley and Delores Jacobs of Farmington Helen Tuell of Choteau Lawrence Vigen of Bynum Donald Depner of Farmington Edna Brown of Fairfield and Elois Southard of Fairfield A daughter was born Monday at the Choteau hospital to Mrs Dwight Osborne Vivian Allphin of Fairfield is a medical patient at the Choteau hospital.
About 20 Choteau Lions depart this morning for the Alberta Montana district convention in Calgary. The gathering runs today through Saturday with the Choteau German band directed by Irghal Davis providing accompaniment.
An Arizona University expedition uncovered fireless cooking pits about five feet deep in what is now Arizona. The pits were used by ancient inhabitants around 25,000 years ago. A fire heated rocks at the bottom, greens formed a layer, then food, and a final greens layer to seal.
The record lists multiple districts with assigned names and individuals such as Marion England Effie England Roy England Mable England Sidney Baeschlin District 28 Dutton Parker Lois Gustafson Frankie Schuler Maxine Hofte Shirley Molter Ardelle Molter District 30 Power Beth Hasbrouch Lewis Hames District 41 Jensen s School Gladys Russell District 42 East Farmington Mary Jo Hynes District 44 Beck School Lucile Primus Irene Primus Arwin Beck District 47 Middleton Betty Jane Loch District 61 Pendrey Christy Alice Swanson Kathleen Sorenson District 65 North Deep Creek Clif ford Lake District 66 Diamond Valley Fern Goodell Vernon Bolland Lois Goodell.
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