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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1934
Page
4
Published in Choteau Montana weekly with second class post entry. The course offers a free first aid certificate valued for work in larger centers, with a small charge for handbooks. Local Red Cross chapter may cover costs if the bearer cannot pay, and subscriptions quoted for the publication are listed.
Registration for the first aid training classes under the CWA program with Red Cross and local physicians will close next Wednesday. Classes for men and women meet twice weekly at the courthouse from 7:30 to 9:30 p m for a 15 hour course and a certificate will be awarded.
Sheriff J L Billings returned from Helena where 24 sheriffs attended a Montana Sheriffs association convention. Officials discussed liquor law interpretation, uniform enforcement, and cooperation with governor state examiners judge and attorney general on beer rules and youth access.
Stephen Webb visiting in city from Missoula where he worked for the forest service. He joined CCC at St. Regis and is in town to visit his sister Marion Webb and handle business. He notes about 20 CCC men are at the Missoula forest office and many from Camp Coram in Glacier Park are now at St. Regis doing road work.
The Ladies' Aid of the Norwegian Lutheran Church hosts a lutefisk supper at the hall next Thursday evening, March 22, inviting community members for a traditional Nordic meal and fellowship. Local notices mention various social events and visitors from Farmington and surrounding areas.
Social gatherings include a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Nyhus with a list of attendees. A neighborhood party followed at the hall last Saturday evening. A literary program at Chateau featured student performers and local residents with songs recitations and dances. Great Falls visitors and local notes follow with farm news and a hospital update.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Wuest marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a Saturday evening event for 28 guests. A dinner was served and many presents were exchanged. Virginia Gemar also celebrated her 10th birthday that evening.
Sunday events include birthday party at a local home and several visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kropp hosted in Chateau while G N Torgerson received guests. Bible study set at John Gemar's Friday night. YT A Meagher from Great Falls shipped sheep to DeSmet. Various residents traveled for visits and church business.
Mr. Flynn of Helena spent Friday in Aga wam on business matters.
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