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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1939
Page
8
Pendroy notes mention Mrs Goggin and J B Wellenstein calling on the ailing Jim Collins at Chateau Saturday. Farmers Union local schedules a meeting Wednesday at eight in the evening. Ellsworths visited the O C Durland home Sunday. Mrs P M Campbell and daughter visited Irriday at the Charles Erickson home near Conrad.
Mr and Mrs Eddy Shelton and sons spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Tobias Talifson. Mrs Sprinkle hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Graves. Roy Estes and Jay Gitchell’s households visited Sunday. Al Warneke drove to Browning. Sorenson and Lindseth families joined Paul Briggs’s dinner. Wellenstein and Jungers families toured Helena. Jungers plan to stay. Kalispell visitors Daley and Vingie joined Tobe Talifson. Mrs IL Fuller visited Gar.
Elizabeth Sorenson was honored as valedictorian of her graduating class at Chateau High School. Mrs. J. R. Jones visited Dupuyer on Friday for business.
Muddy Creek 4-H Club met at Hal Jenson's home on April 27 with roll call on height and weight. Floyd Swenson spoke about pig feeding and Les le Stott discussed a Self-feeder. Next gathering set for Morris Tetred's home on May 13, 1939.
The Junior Scissor Snippers met at Elaine Anderson on Saturday May 6 at 1 30. Roll call asked for a good breakfast menu. Mary Ellen Swanson spoke on cleanliness while Lucille Carlson and Jane LeDesky demonstrated cereals. Anna Lee Dauwalder visited. A lunch was served by Mrs. Anderson. Next meeting at Lucille Carlson's.
The Rainbow 4 H club held its second meeting at Flo rence Ruth Hover's home. Edith Stormwind led, minutes were read, roll call answered, and the pledge recited. Members planned rainbow color aprons and matching holders, noted biweekly Thursday meetings in summer, and finalized song and venue details.
Montana 4-H clubs statewide plan to raise Chinese pheasants again this year. The state pays 75 cents per bird raised to maturity, with out-of-state eggs, boosted by local sport groups. Last year 11,183 birds were liberated. failures due to snow and pen breakdown affected counts.
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