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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1936
Page
5
Local shop ads show Hirshberg's sales on sun helmets oranges dresses and garden supplies. Community updates cover hospitalizations weather, real estate, and social visits including Mrs Looney's Jamaica trip and families moving to Choteau near Benton lake project plans.
Local Municipal band led by Dr. C W Boussard and the Teton high school band directed by Irshal Davis earned strong praise at the Havre festival. Chateau players Jack Shelby Rudy Jordan Tommy Tomlinson and Pat Uhlman joined the Great Falls contingent. Havre’s handling of the event drew favorable remarks and improvements at Chateau Tailors and Cleaners plus a new Peerless filter for cleaning plant.
County conventions for both parties named delegates to the Montana state conventions held next Tuesday in Helena. Democrats chose Mrs. Hugh Smith Choteau and Frank Doheny Brady as delegates with Mrs. J E Walkington Bole and Mrs. C Lohney Choteau as alternates. Republicans selected W P Andrews Power and T O Laroon Choteau as delegates with Mrs. E J Crary and R L Reickhoff Choteau as alternates.
Pat Jones and his family depart Eureka after a week-long visit with Mrs. Jones' parents Mr and Mrs George Thompson. Jones, back from a southern business trip, runs a sawmill near Eureka and planned a mill at Dutton but halted the project due to unfavorable log shipping freight rates.
A marriage license was issued to County Commissioner Algon Udin and Mrs. Faye Stewart of Fairfield. An annulment suit was filed May 6 by Anna Quade against Henry Quade. E L Murphy represents the plaintiff. The Quades wed recently in Great Falls. Anna Quade formerly Anna Keogh. Judge R M Hattersley to preside Friday for the May term. J A Baart sues to quiet title to lands. George M Coffey represents him.
Mrs. Steve Lindseth of Farmington entered Choteau hospital last Saturday for medical treatment and was dismissed Tuesday. Louis Baur of the county poor farm was admitted Friday for medical treatment. An 80n was born Monday at the Cho teau hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carson of Ashmelot, and on the same day a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Green of Bynum. Mrs Catherine Gassmer of Augus ta entered the Chateau hospital last Thursday for medical treatment and was dismissed Monday. Mrs G S Finstad of Collins underwent a minor surgical operation last Friday at the Choteau hospital. Betty and LeRoy Knutson of Dut ton were medical patients at the Cho teau hospital last Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Dave Salois of Dupuyer, who was a medical patient at the Choteau hospital has been dismissed. Mrs. R J McClue, who was a medical patient at the Chateau hospital, was dismissed Tuesday.
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