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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
5
parse notable local items from Choteau including sales at Hirshberg's Parlor Shoppe and dance at Bole on Mar 12 with Austad's orchestra, radio feature by Miss Florence Trescott, and several Hospital and city notices. Also reports on council meetings, elections, scout training, weather, and public announcements.
The operetta Oh Doctor will be presented Friday night in the Teton County High School auditorium under Miss Marguerite Vaughn. The cast is an able club and the performance promises enjoyment. Tickets are on sale at Rexall.
The February Montana Banker featured W. E. Dailey, vice president of the Power State Bank, on its cover. He stands before a residence with arms extended holding two large trout about 18 to 20 inches long. Dailey is also a well known Power area farmer.
The Eastern Star banquet will be held at the Masonic hall on Thursday March 17 at 6 30 p m. Plates are 70 cents each. Telephone reservations may be made with Mrs James Robison or Mrs Bert J Packer.
Bole brief items note H. D. Club gathering at Mrs. Jacob Luinstra on Wednesday afternoon March 16 with roll call by Washington quotation. Several local residents travel or relocate including Henry Price moving onto the Davis ranch north of Bole. A Bol dance is planned for Saturday night and farmers union meeting postponed to March 19 due to weather. Disease and cold season cited. Woman's club plans gathering March 31 at Mrs. Walkington's home.
Notice to farmers announces complete valve re facing and re seating work. Engine heads invited for refacing with prompt service and thorough equipment.
Camp Fire groups record a meeting at Miss Mary Core's home with four participants at another unit's school house. Mrs Bullerdick to teach two part songs and oversee council fire prep next week.
The Antique Tea Circle B of the Ladies Industrial plans a tea at Mrs. Phil I Cole’s home on March 18 from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. The display will feature many articles over fifty years old with brief histories where possible.
A church notices various services and classes from March 10 to March 14 including bible study, church school, morning worship, leagues, and open house. It urges readers to prepare for Easter by feeding the soul with the living word of Christ and remembering those in need.
Mr and Mrs Ryland Moss returned home from the Chateau hospital where their infant daughter had been a patient for some time. Friends gathered at the Stott home Tuesday evening for a surprise party honoring Mrs. Moss.
The Vaughn dramatic club hosted a Friday night four act play Happy Valley followed by a dance. Lulu Swenson Calvin Wixom and Edwin Hansen provided music as social and contest games entertained attendees. Reid Swenson won high score and Roy Handberg low in post game fun after a basketball game against Pendray.
Saturday 8 p m Lenten service. Sunday passing 8:00 a m holy communion and 11:00 a m morning prayer and sermon. Leader Lee H Young.
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