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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
3
Miss Nan Cole returns to Fairfield after a year teaching domestic science at White Sulphur Springs High School. The school board will replace domestic science with physics next year. Cole is a Teton County High School graduate.
Phil I. Cole of the Dewey Gould Co reports buying numerous clips in the area. Names include Coffey Bros Paul Kropp Tim Cook Henry Radcliffe and W W Cole. The Cole clip brought 24 cents. Coffey Bros. obtained 22 cents. Cole notes wool prices have edged downward slightly.
Premium Center relatives and friends share brief church and community items. Elizabeth McLean and Elvira Dashiel tour Helena by auto for two months. Martin Swanson and family visited the Falls, while John Swenson’s cow recovered from milk fever using a lamp-pump method. Weather risks loom as chores continue.
R S McClenhan and wife Reo Coghill and wives Mrs C Baquet and daughter Mildred shopped in Conrad Saturday afternoon. Harold Crane and wife visited his mother Mrs Chas P Crane Sunday. Mrs E Fitzgerald and son Lawrence called on Clyde Baquet and family Friday evening. Local folks traveled to Brady Sunday to see the ball game and hear the Chateau band. Mrs Averill and son Miles visited.
Dutton area residents share outings in Sun River Canyon. Attendance at a wedding dinner near Dutton. Legion auxiliary hosts a Tuesday theater party with a postshow dinner at Mrs. Clarence Hebtner’s home. Collins attendees include D. A. Reiquam’s daughters. Great Falls business trips noted for Mr. Montague. Several families plan July 4 festivities in Chateau. Albert Tomsha recovers from a broken arm in Great Falls. Luz Funk and relatives visit Oilmont. D. A. Walsh reports two carloads of wheat shipped and engine work completed.
Mr and Mrs B O Price were honored at a Freeman ranch picnic on the Teton last Sunday. Hank Smith from Agawam arranged the surprise and guests enjoyed tables, ice cream, coffee, and a feast. A Phileco radio gift capped the afternoon of visiting, swimming, and kittenball.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Smith and others hosted a dinner at the Dauwalder home in honor of Mrs. Emma Johnson of Spokane. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Free and families, Mr. and Mrs. Art Tesch, Miss Rose Maas, and many local residents. Mrs. Johnson travels to Glacier Park and Spokane. several local moves and visits follow as news notes.
Mrs. T. R. Larson and her daughter Gene departed by car for California last week. They plan to tour through Yel- and visit relatives along the route, with Harold Terry still employed at the Larson store.
Miss Betty Brownell and Floyd Erickson wed at the bride’s parents home in Gallop City, with about 85 guests. The Ericksons plan to live in Gallop City after a Glacier Park honeymoon. Pendroy attendees included the Estes and Rose families. several locals were noted as visiting, dining, or ill, with park trips and 4-H contest standings referenced among ongoing community events.
Sunday school at 10 oclock morning worship at 11 and Sunday evening service at 745. No week night services until return from the North Central district convention. Miss Inga Johnson will substitute during absence with Mrs H Funk and R Lindblad assisting.
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