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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
5
Local shops offer fashion frocks paints and hats as Hirshberg’s advertises sales on silk hose walnuts and almonds. Community updates include travel to Yellowstone, medical visits, family movements, and a Pendroy wedding at St Ann’s cathedral in Great Falls.
Dr. Boyd Davis of C. E. Davis & Sons will visit Choteau to fit glasses at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday July 6. He comes from Great Falls to provide eyewear service to local residents.
Intermountain Union college presents a Chautauqua night at Chateau Methodist Church on Wednesday June 26 P M with piano xylophone cornet solo and ensemble numbers The program features Ruth Cowles Josephine Faunce Dodds TP Bunch Teargine Patten and Jesse Burch The Rev Jesse Bunch president will lecture Civilization Turns a Corner What of Its Luggage Admission is free a free will offering will be taken All prospective students and the public are invited to attend
Highway Patrolman Martin told Justice of the Peace J G Jackson in Chateau last Thursday that enforcement will tighten as the public adapts to the law. Drivers without 1935 licenses will be cited in court, one light driving will not be excused, and drunken driving will be seriously penalized.
A county list expanding to 62 diplomas shows Elmer Munson added to the passing group of 67 examinees. The delay stemmed from awaiting Ponera county confirmation on his prior seventh grade physiology and hygiene exam passage.
Deep gratitude is expressed for kindness and sympathy shown after the death of our wife and mother. The family particularly appreciates flowers and music. Hugh Robinson, Mrs. Bessie Stillman, Mrs. Laura Kane, Percy Robinson.
B H McCarty and family of Hardin visited friends in Choteau on Sunday. He is a Big Horn county commissioner and secretary of the State Association of County Commissioners. They head to Shelby for the association convention then to Portland to see his mother. They formerly lived in Choteau and he worked for Power Morgan Co. for years.
The church invites the whole family to attend Sunday services during the summer. Special music will be performed by a girls trio: Dorothy Allum, Mary Elizabeth Edwards, and Virginia Allum. Rev. Edwin Dover serves as pastor.
Mrs Dolly Dean Burgess of Helena spoke in Choteau Tuesday about the Florence Crittenden home. She noted the state and federal tax system does not fund the facility and urged private contributions for maternity care and related needs. The home reported 54 births last year and an average daily roster of 72 to feed.
Farmington 4H club news notes visits by Mr and Mrs Warren Boettcher of Denver to Mrs Slanger. Fred Woodward and daughter Jeanette visit Great Falls. Earl DeRusha hosts John Robert and friends. Florence Michaelson led sessions with Seven Clever Cooks and Scissors Snippers at the hall. June 14 meeting at Jeanette Woodward's. bread judging. plan to enter a county fair team. Ann Thorn and Elsie Thorn featured in demonstrations. CORA SEDKINS, Reporter.
Miss Leona Rowley daughter of Emer son Rowley wed Henry Dennison of Farmington on Tuesday of last week. The bride’s parents live at Bynum and many friends wish the couple happiness. Also noted are local social visits and several wedding attendees at the Vance home for Nicola Rosenquist and Heber Vance’s marriage with Bishop Densen officiating.
Miss Clista Stott hosted a meal supervised by Lorna Green while Leah Stott improved from a week of illness. M. K. Luther aided F F A work at Chateau. Emerson Rowley and family dined with Hansen family in Farmington. Mrs. Calvin Wixom plans a Friday program of dances songs and music. H D members joined a county tour to view work accomplished. Joe Lightfoot and family left for Utah upon news of a brother’s illness.
Jimmie Nelson visits his grandparents in Pendroy while the Gebhart family welcomes a new baby boy. Local 4-H notes include Rachel Gitchel and Arthur Brownell competing at Bozeman with Arthur taking first in judging. Pendroy wins last Sundays ball game against Porter 4-H. another match is set for next Sunday.
Sisters and a brother of Mrs. Gitchell reside at the Jay Gitchell home. Mrs. Ed. Nier is listed as a patient at Conrad hospital.
A Pendroy Montana 4-H club note from June 17 1935 reports on a Bozeman convention delegation and a June 7 meeting led by Julia Rowland with a first aid lesson by Mrs Talbert. (Other items include songs for scrapbooks, recreation games, lunch, future judging plans, rodent control contest progress led by Betty Brownell, and upcoming gatherings at Beryl and Betty Jones home.)
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