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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1939
Page
5
Beck area residents host and visit over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Joe Tackes host at N Paulus home. many friends attend birthday celebrations at Geo Headington residence. cards and late lunch follow. Several locals travel, visit, and attend events across nearby Great Falls and Camas.
Ernest Arensmeyer was a business visitor in Conrad Tuesday. Marion Hanson was absent ill with the flu this week. C B McDonald is recovering from a severe cold. R Armstrong seeks medical care at Fort Harrison. Richard Vick is ill at home. A H McGinnis returned from Davenport after his mother’s death. L G Levitte, freight solicitor for Great Northern, resides in Great Falls. Dorothy Holgepin and Mrs Henry Ho returned from Portland. Mrs B A Schneider plans a Seattle visit. L H Kempton, Wm Mullaney and Tom Dellwo attended a Kemp Chevrolet dealer meeting in Great Falls. Howard Cunningham and son moved into the Looney residence. Bob Reickhoff and family visited in Iowa. Bill Schneider left for Los Angeles with his wife and children. Mrs Paul Speltzer has influenza. O Larson and Alva returned from Helena. Everett Breding underwent appendicitis surgery. recovering. The Deaconness Hospital report lists Mr Sundyne, Mrs Swanberg, and Miss Gorham. T A Halverson of Great Falls visited Choteau. he now works in John Deere’s collecting department. J F W Gillette returned from Rochester to improve her father Jack Eberlein’s health. Geo L Girard visited Chateau en route home from Detroit after a biological survey meeting. Dr G Howe and staff toured Milwaukee and Detroit. Ford’s Dearborn plant is producing about 1100 units daily. Walter Halverson of Chateau Drug Store returned from a California vacation to the San Francisco Fair.
Mrs. Paul Fautch of Fairfield entered Maynard hospital as a medical patient. Charles Walker of Bynum entered Maynard hospital Wednesday. Paul Briggs of Pendroy entered Maynard hospital as a medical patient. Mrs Elys city entered Maynard hospital as a medical patient Saturday. Ralph Cox was admitted to Choteau hospital as a medical patient and discharged Tuesday. Mrs A F Schuisaw of Choteau was admitted to Choteau hospital Sunday and discharged Tuesday. Mrs Henry Newman of Fairfield was discharged from Choteau hospital last Friday. Frank Pfrimmer was discharged from Choteau hospital Monday. Henry Perkins was admitted to Choteau hospital as a medical patient.
Collins News notes Darwin Crane and wife as local shoppers. Chris Heerman and George Tomsha attend an International Harvester demonstration at Stinson Hall in Brady led by dealer J. D. Distad. Miss Marian Lockhart, a former Collins girl now at Box Elder, wed Webster Briggs on February 10 in Havre.
Notice is given that on May 6 1939 J B Sullivan will apply to the County Treasurer of Teton County for a tax deed to described property being South half of the Northeast quarter and West half of the Southeast quarter of Section 19 Township 27 North Range 6 West M P. Total due $239.95 as of February 28 1939. Attorney George Coffey represents the applicant with first publication March 2 and last publication March 9.
The North Star 4 H News reports the seventh club meeting at Dauwalder's on February 28 at 6 30. Plans for a parents dinner on March 4 at the G B Ziegler home were discussed. Patty Strom earned the high score in bread judging. Donna Faye Dauwalder spoke on bread. The group sang 4 H songs and shared ice cream and cake afterward. The next meeting is set for March 14 at Dorothy Dales at 6 30 with Donna Faye Dauwalder as reporter.
Multiple local notes report R N Lear installing a 32 volt Win charger for a farm electric plant this week. Other items mention Stuart Myers sprained ankle from ice at his ranch, visits between Great Falls residents, and various local travel updates among Dutton, Los Angeles, and Kalispell connections.
Sunday services announce a new pre Easter sermon series Voices from Cavalry with Morning worship at 11 and subject The Voice of Israel next Sunday. Choir led by Miss Mae Walton will provide music with Mrs Bullerdick at the piano. Epworth League meets at 6 30 p m and a 7 45 p m service follows as Bible classes and fellowship planned.
An old fashioned woman believes she has secured social status after being invited to join the Women’s Club and the Saturday Sewing Circle, marking a shift in her community role.
Old-time cowboys from Chateau and surrounding territory gathered in Great Falls for the Montana Cowboy Association’s second annual meeting at the Rainbow Hotel. A highlight was honoring Chas M Russell the cowboy artist. Attendees from the region included C S McDonald C D McDonald C W Burns H J Loomis Jim Thorne A B Moore Donald Kerr Albert Peterson Bret Meed Martin Rose Dick Loss James Peeples Ed Fearon Frank Salmond and former Teton residents Mose Silverman Kenneth McKenzie H A Rose Curly Boucher. The event featured visiting reminiscences a log cabin studio tour of Russell s works and paintings and Indian art. President Bill Shea led the program with talks by John B Ritch and Finch David.
The Choteau Creamery installs a 75 gallon capacity ice cream vat for pasteurizing cream under state rules. The plant’s interior receives a white paint refresh in the butter manufacturing room and operations begin immediately.
Montana may be honored by a special stamp issued for the 50th anniversary of statehood. Representative Case of South Dakota has begun a drive in Washington for 50th anniversary stamps for his state, its neighbor to the north, Montana and Washington. All four states were admitted in 1889.
A new automatic gasoline pump was installed this week at Ligne Texaco Station. It will be used for Indian gasoline with a 92 octane rating.
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