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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1940
Page
5
Local notes document Easter visits by Great Falls and Helena residents to Choteau families, new births, a Los Angeles-Tacoma marriage license, a Detroit birth, and upcoming society meetings. A power outage caused by a broken insulator near Priest Butte disrupted Cha teau residents, while events include a Tibbetts concert and multiple showers.
A Helena YMCA letter to the Chamber of Commerce credits the Choteau Racketeers for their participation in a YMCA Tournament of Champions. It notes business sponsors and expresses appreciation and hope for an annual event with the team back next year.
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 80 in Teton County Montana will sell 17000 dollars in bonds on April 30 1940 at 8 PM in Power Montana to refund outstanding bonds Amortization or serial bonds may be issued with 6 percent interest payable semi annually Bonds may be redeemed after five years Bid must include a 250 dollar certified check and bids on par with accrued interest are preferred The Clerk and Chairman named will oversee the process
Choir practice tonight Thursday Sunday March 81 details list morning worship at 11 and Sunday school at 9 45 am Intermediate boys lead music Epworth League 6 30 pm Evening service 7 45 pm Sermon An Immortal Slave Faith never returned home empty handed Next week mid week service Tuesday 8 pm Senior and Junior membership classes scheduled Special Notice Ladies Industrial April 3 safari starting 10 am Fellowship lunch noon led by Mrs Cora Miller Picture on world situation and women’s role in it Pendroy service next Sunday 3 pm You must find heaven while you live says Minister Richard F Vick
Mrs. Chas. Nesbit and Mrs. James Shelmerdine of Choteau admitted for medical treatment. G. C. Gates admitted for surgical treatment and dismissed. Joe Rosette admitted for surgical treatment. Mrs. Walter Edwards admitted for medical. Maynard Hospital notes Dick Dryden as medical patient. S G Semingsen, Bob Fallon, Charles Averill, and Robert Allum also listed as medical admissions or discharges with dates provided.
The Chateau Home Demonstration club will meet on Tuesday April 2 at 1 30 p m at Mrs Gay Franklin's home. Officers will be elected and Mrs Lois Stephens will give a buffet service demonstration. Members should bring pencils aprons and tea towels.
Mass at Chateau will be at 11 o clock next Sunday a fifth Sunday. There is no Mass at Bynum. Power Mass is at 9 o clock and Dutton Mass at 11 o clock. Rev J F Schulte Pastor.
Pendroy items note I I Kellogg returned Sunday after a few days in St Paul Minn St Patrick s Guild meets April 2 at Mrs John Rose s home Della Rice visits Washington area Pendroy H D club meets first Wednesday in April at Mrs J R Jones not Mrs Chas Fields attendees to notify Mrs Jones Mrs Lutge visits Browning C W Johns home Curtis family from Chateau visits Harry Swanson for Sunday dinner Eva Mae birthday party for Mrs Chester Thomas Betty and J R Jones family visit end of week Mr and Mrs W P Phillips host guests including Ewinski Pfiffer family and Embody at dinner Sunday
Mr and Mrs G R Talbert return ed from California Monday. Families Wellenstein Riley Fields Frisell and Chas Flynn were Sunday dinner guests at Carl Peterson home. Kellogg Jr from Kinman College enjoys vacation at home. Miss Mary Kittinger and father weekend at J A Swanson home. Goggin visit J P Wellenstein Easter Sunday. Gulbrandsens spent Easter with sons at Missoula. Guy ill with flu. Mrs Gulbrandsen stays. Powell of Missoula weekend at J B Sullivan home. Jean Larson spent Easter with parents. Mrs Jones and Betty Sunday dinner guests at Lewis home. Mrs C O Shelton visited Jannusch and Larson homes.
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