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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
8
State Highway patrolmen ordered to report drivers exceeding 45 miles an hour to local rationing boards. Drivers over the limit or in tire preference class risk loss of rating and denial of tire purchase. local boards will strictly enforce.
Last Saturday a truck from the Great Falls state hatchery delivered about 8,000 trout to Box Canyon on the Teton. Most were brook trout and Lee Brown accompanied the driver to supervise the planting. About two weeks earlier 8000 rainbow trout were released into Eureka reservoir.
Maynard Hospital records show Oscar Olney of Chateau admitted June 18 and discharged June 19. Dan Griffin of Great Falls admitted June 21 as a surgical patient. Mrs Gary Gibson of Great Falls discharged June 24 after an appendectomy by Dr Crary on June 14. Frank Cruz of Chateau admitted June 22. Clara Jones of Brady admitted and Sam Anderson of Fairfield admitted June 15 and discharged June 24.
Walter E. Everin, long time resident game warden for the area with Chateau headquarters, has been moved to the Helena office of the state fish and game commission as chief clerk. He succeeds Clyde Gummow, who left to run for political office.
A community note thanks Mr. Evelin for his service as game warden and urges the return of three deputies to the district this hunting season. The message, while casual, highlights appreciation for the department and the need for continued enforcement support during the fall season.
The Sunday School meets each Sunday at 10 45. All residents are invited to attend. On the first Sunday monthly at 12 15 there is worship and preaching. Plan to attend the next service on July 5. Saturday throughout the summer is funded by Choteau business men.
St. Joseph's Parish announces Mass next Sunday at Choteau 9 am and at Bynum 11 am. Confessions at Choteau Saturday evening follow in the usual practice. J. F. Schulte, Pastor.
The local rationing board opens canning sugar registrations July 1 for Wednesday to Saturday. Ranchers with large crews may register their ranch as an institutional sugar user. Applicants must show monthly sugar use for 1941 and may request extra sugar for shear crews during their stay.
The first summer season free dance at the pavilion last Saturday evening drew a large orderly crowd. Emerson Miller's orchestra including Nellie Parks Geo Tennant and Chas Dahlia provided music. Another free dance is planned for this Saturday with Miller's orchestra.
Episcopal services are set for June 28 the Fourth Sunday after Trinity at 11:00 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon will be offered. W Friend Day will feature missionary speaker.
The Cha teau Lions club held a white elephant sale at the local museum Saturday to support maintenance of a swimming pool and tennis courts. Receipts reached 149.01 dollars, with several articles unsold due to cold spells and showers. Organizers Nelson and Kleffman thanked donors and patrons and hope to open the museum by July 1 after renovations. A July sale was proposed at the Lions meeting.
A ledger lists issued tires and tubes for J. E. Sullivan and associates including Howard Han, Lenington, L. J. Hamilton, Connor Brothers, E. Martin, Bertrand J. Moon, A. Bingham, David Davidson, William Gibler and others. Recaps show Glen W. Wiseman and Chris Jensen with several tires.
Recipes for tropical punch made from orange soda, ginger ale, grape juice, citrus slices, and cherries plus a peppermint cream freezing method. Includes serving notes, yields, and a Banana milk punch variation. Also mentions a coffee and mixed drink option and a shopping list from Safeway Homemakers Bureau.
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