Notice of Phone No Change at Teton Dairy
Patrons may order milk or ream from Teton Dairy by calling 131-W. Dean Corey, route man, oversees orders and promises prompt service.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
4
Patrons may order milk or ream from Teton Dairy by calling 131-W. Dean Corey, route man, oversees orders and promises prompt service.
Pendray residents share news of anniversaries visits and travels. Mr and Mrs Paul Rice celebrate Mrs Rice’s parents in Washington while the elder Rices observe their fiftieth anniversary today. Roland Peters and Myrs George wed and plan to live in Basin Montana with Roland employed by Leslie Oertel.
The eighth meeting was at Dorothy Dale's on March 14 with all members present. A lunch of jello cake and cookies followed. A candy sale at Bose hall on March 12 raised 1.95 dollars. Donna Faye Dauwalder reports. In Shelby, Jerry McClue aged 18 of Chateau and Hazel Roland aged 16 of Bynum married Monday.
Chick Sulgrove's Shell station participates in a Shell campaign to reduce stop and go driving. Motorists are urged to join the share the road club for a vehicle emblem and to curb foolish driving habits that waste gasoline.
The Montana Fish and Game Commission closed the fishing season yesterday March 15 and will not reopen until May 21. Ling may be caught year round on the Missouri river from Holter to Morony dams and on the Yellowstone and Kootenai rivers by set lines. The daily limit is 15 fish per person or 15 pounds plus one extra fish, a reduction from prior limits. Chairman B L Price cited water conditions as a conservation measure.
The Methodist congregation outlines March 19 activities with Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning worship at 11 00 a m sermon The Voice from Africa continuing the Voices from Calvary series Epworth League 6 30 p m Cross bearers sought Evening service at 7 45 p m twelve prophecy sermons Palm Sunday baptisms and new member reception planned Assistants include intermediate and junior classes and mid week prayer Tuesday at 8 p m
A busy Sunday at the club hall featured a well attended annual dinner and a green and white decorated setup. 4-H candy sales totaled 195 dollars while visitors and trips are noted including John Armstrong’s return from Ft Harrison and Paul and M rs Mathis three month journey through San Francisco.
Missionary M. A. Pederson will lecture at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Farming ton this Sunday at 3 p.m. The pastor leads the liturgical service. Pederson has long served in Africa and will share experiences related to her mission work. Everyone is invited. Rev. A. O. Anderdon, Pastor.
Lester Riphenburg improves after weeks in bed. Johnson family moves to Denton visiting Mrs. Rafter then returns. A flu wave hits homes and school absences rise. Boy Scouts tour Great Falls with De Prata, Peden, and Lewis, ending with a plunge at the Y M C A. Legion marks 20th anniversary in Greenfield hall. Recreational Council hosts Youth club entertainment at Chateau. Floyd Hoover ships dairy cows from Power to his ranch amid a snowstorm. A power-line transformer outage from Vaughn leaves Greenfield dark two hours before power restored. The community notes the outage highlights the value of electricity.
The Chateau Woman's Club will hold a general meeting at Mrs. C. G. Passmore's home next Tuesday March 21 at 3 p.m. A talk titled Are You Unbalanced will be given by Mrs. R. G. Keeton with Mrs. Wallace Weaver as serving committee chair.
More than 100 letters daily reach Montanans Inc from readers across the United States seeking Montana fishing conditions. The inquiries stem from advertisements in February and March issues of sportsmen magazines.
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and favors during the recent bereavement. Special thanks to Rev and Mrs Vick the pallbearers and florals sent. John I Carlson Rev Mr and Mrs Carl W Carlsen.
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