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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1940

Page

8

Local Social Roundup From Bynum and Nearby Areas

Wesley George and Clifford Hansen motored to Great Falls Monday. Easter visits and family gatherings filled the week with trips to Toston and gatherings at the homes of Talifsons, George, Stott, Peters, Deaver, Shelmerdine, and others. The Bynum relief society held its annual party while other residents visited friends and tended ranch duties in the vicinity.

Wesley George Clifford Hansen Great Falls Tobias Talifson Raymond Talifson Toston Grace Lillian Roland Peters Frank George Ira Perkins G. O. Stott Glenn Stott Jerry McClue Elmer Roland Bert Jensen Leslie Stott Jack Lemons Chateau Hospital Gene Shelmerdine Lester George Bert Stott J. J. Deaver Relief Society Frank Humble Bozeman Bynum Issac Vance Fairfield

Tularemia Found in Dillon Area Hikes Beaver Deaths

A mild tularemia outbreak has killed beaver in the Dillon region, state game warden James A. Weaver reports. A dead beaver tested by the state livestock sanitary board confirmed tularemia as the cause, with prior deaths in Hardin Roundup and White Sulphur Springs. The disease typically targets rabbits and ground rodents and may spread via contaminated water.

Dillon James A. Weaver State Livestock Sanitary Board Hardin Roundup White Sulphur Springs

Bighorn Sheep Population Rises in Glacier Park

Glacier National Park reports a recovery in bighorn numbers after a devastating epidemic. Census data show 268 sheep in 1985, up from 115 after a 1930s outbreak, with the Many Glacier band increasing from 17 in 1936 to 40 by 1940, including lambs.

United States Glacier National Park Continental Divide

Federal rule aid to blind persons permits vending in post offices

Edwin G. Peterson, president of the state school for the deaf and blind at Great Falls, announced that a federal order will allow blind persons in Montana to operate vending machines in post offices. The state commission will license operators and designate post offices. Peterson, chairman of the blind commission, called the order a milestone and the commission is conducting a census to assess needed aid.

Edwin G. Peterson State School For the Deaf and Blind Great Falls Federal Commissioner of Education Washington, D. C State Commission Peterson Blind Chateau Lions Club

Long Ridge Named Ridge in Lewis & Clark Forest Border

Historical note identifies Long Ridge a prominent high ridge near Deep Creek in T23N R8W beside the Lewis and Clark Forest boundary. Locally called Frazier Butte, with origins tied to Jack Frazier and old ranch sites two miles south on Deep Creek.

Lewis & Clark Forest Pend d’ Oreille Barrett Creek North Fork Sun River Battle Creek Long Ridge Richard Sanderville Browning Deep Creek Eli Guardipee Danger Butte Teton River Guardipee Old Agency Choteau Vincent J. Ward J. C. Salmond

Easter Activities and Local Birthdays Highlight Collins News

The Collins area reports an Easter party and egg hunt hosted by Mrs. George Alzheimer at Fitzgerald home. A birthday roundup notes Roy Coghill March 4, Charles Crane March 12, Mary Lou Montague March 96, Clyde Baquet March 20, Darwin Crane March 24 Easter Sunday. Community events include H D club all day meeting at Collins hall with officer elections and Lois Stephens in charge.

Joe Ann Crane Harold Crane Peter Rabbit H. D. Club Collins Hall Lois Stephens Clem Walker Bert Missoula Reo Coghill Clyde Baquet Emil Schlepp Great Falls J. A. Coghill Fred Trudeau Jack O’keefe Tom Klette Conrad Hospital John England Roy James Coghill Myr Charles Nevin Crane Darwin Crane Mary Lou Montague Inge Crane Chotera

Home Ec Club Plans Simple Fun Feed Tonight

Home Ec students stay busy preparing for the Fun Feed with simple yellow candle decorations. Ag boys assist with peeling carrots and setting tables while Jim Rose finishes apple rings sixth period. Freshman girls practice stitching, Sophomores plan home furnishing, third year students study consumer buying. Betty Green and Anna Mae Fills visit from Big Sandy and compliment the department. Jack Hodgskiss shows interest in the Big Sandy guests.

Home Ec Jim Rose June Knotts Betty Green Anna Mae Fills Big Sandy Jack Hodgskiss Jack

Poverty of Indians Told in Washington

Testimony before the Indian Affairs Committee in Washington described extreme poverty among Blackfeet on the Northern Montana reservation. Witnesses Levi Burd and W. J. Spanish cited dire conditions, including eating dog meat and lacking floors, as Congress weighs a 10 million dollar Indian relief bill.

Blackfeet Montana Indian Affairs Committee House of Representatives Washington, D.C Levi Burd Browning W. J. Spanish

Montana Highway Deaths Decline This Year

Montana traffic fatalities fell two percent in the first two months, while six of ten western states saw increases. Patrol Supervisor Lo Sodecker urged a safety campaign under the slogan Help Make Montana Safe to urge motorists to drive carefully.

Montana Wesern Lo Soedecker Highway Patrol

North Star 4-H Club Holds March Meetings

The North Star 4-H club held its seventh meeting at Dorothy Dale’s home on March 19 with a rally discussion. Mae Gronberg demonstrated hemming a tea towel and Anna Lu Dauwalder demonstrated darning a stocking. The eighth meeting followed at Greta Bush’s home on March 26 with planning for the rally and more hem demonstrations.

North Star Dorothy Dale Mae Gronberg Anna Lu Dauwalder Greta Bush

Busy Beavers 4 H Club Plans Next Meeting

The Busy Beavers 4 H Club met March 19 at Patty Breen's house. Members sang two songs and worked on their slips with plans to bring patterns and cloth. The next gathering is set for April 2 at Jan Carlson's house.

Patty Breen Jan Carlson

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Bynum News Glacier Park Ride Auto Court Tom and Ernie Choteau Food Market E. R. O’neil Nash J. J. O'Neil U.S Our Family Collins News George Alzheimer Fitzgerald HOME EC News Washington Knudtzon Lumber Co Choteau, Mont Big Brother Ther SOX WEDUM Federated CLUB Busy Beavers 4-H Club Hugh Robinson Chateau Oliver Forseth Farmington Mont Russell Mellon Otis Mellon K. _ turgis Bill Ellsworth L. E. Taylor Garage Plymouth Golden Shell Motor Oil Shell Tenol Shell Penn Oil Breen Oil CO Choteau, Montana
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