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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1939

Page

4

Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visits and Calls

Mr and Mrs A Lincoln dined with the R S McClenhan home on Thursday evening. Reo Coghill and wife shopped in Conrad Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Fred Trebesch visited the Fitzgerald home Sunday. Mr Fitzgerald remains very poorly. Robert McClenhan and wife made a business trip to Conrad Wednesday morning of last week. Mrs EB Doughaday and Mrs Harking called on Mrs Jear Baquet Saturday morning. Mrs Mabel Alzheimer and Dicky spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Michael Horak. Mrs C Mathson of Kegin is visiting.

A. Lincoln R. S. McClenhan Reo Coghill Conrad Fred Trebesch Fitzgerald Robert McClenhan Eb, Doughaday Harking Jear Baquet Mabel Alzheimer Dicky Michael Horak C. Mathson of Kegin

Rain brings smiles as locals welcome wet spell and school honors

A fine rain sweeps Great Falls area breaking fog and lifting spirits. Local updates note Mrs Lyal Dormandy and family, visits by Roscoe Thompson and Henry Tomsha, and dinners at Geo Tomsha home. Collins school closes with eighth grade commence ment honoring Bertha Tomsha and Chester Corey. Paul Anderson praises local pupil work, with LaValley and Miss Anderson returning for fall instruction. Reiquams and Corey siblings graduate, and various rural students complete grades. There is a voice of gratitude for education and a homesick sense for the school room.

Lyal Dormandy Mike Horak Mr.Dormandy Wisconsin Iowa Roscoe Thompson Henry Tomsha Great Falls Chas. Hauxwell Dean Waterman Clyde Baquet Eugene Robert McClenhan Geo. Tomsha Collins Bertha Tomsha Chester Corey Paul Anderson Anderson LaValley Miss Anderson Hileen Reiquam Chateau Lawrence Corey Leslie Reiquam Albert Tomsha Dutton Eugene Baquet Brady School

Greenfield Social News Highlights From Last Week

Greenfield residents report arrivals from Billings including Mr. and Mrs. Max Matthews and daughter Mary Jo living on their farm and irrigating crops. Mrs. Olaf Norheim and daughter Alberta visit relatives in Denton. Mrs. Adolph Smith and infant Gordon Russell discharged from Columbus hospital. Albin Munson recovering from a badly bruised knee after a ditcher incident. Rain welcomed by farmers delaying seeding while irrigation continues. H D council meeting participants from Greenfield area included Mrs. Arthur Davidson and others. St Paul Lutheran Sunday school ends for summer with picnic planned for June 4.

Max Matthews Mary Jo Billings Mr. Matthews Olaf Norheim Alberta Denton Adolph Smith Gordon Russell Columbus Hospital Albin Munson Robertson H. D Chateau Arthur Davidson Elmer Robertson Harley Eaton Ernest Knight East Greenfield Greenfield H. D St. Paul Lutheran Church

Methodist Church Plans Sunday Services and Meetings

The Methodist Church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 with a church wide recommitment. A 7 45 p m service led by Gideon members is planned. Worship at Pendroy is set for next Sunday at 3 p m. The official board meets Monday May 29 at 8 p m before the annual conference, and the Fourth Quarterly Conference with District Superintendent Walter C Wampler presiding will be held Thursday June 8. Business for the year ending June 30 should be completed by then. Richard F Vick Minister.

Methodist Church Gideon Pendroy Walter C. Wampler Richard F. Vick

Confirmation Services at Farmington Lutheran Church

Confirmation services with Holy Communion will be held this Sunday at 3 p.m. at Farmington Lutheran Church. The infant son of Mr and Mrs John Chalmers will be baptized. Confirmands are Morris and Lawrence Swenson. Rev O A Anderson is pastor.

Farmington Lutheran Church John Chalmers Morris Lawrence Swenson O. A. Anderson

Alias Summons in District Court of Montana Land

Plaintiffs Martin Swanson and Elmer R. Dial sue Isabel Davies Thomas Hurley Jr and others in Teton County for claims to land in Cho teau. The notice requires a response within 20 days and seeks a court decree quieting plaintiffs title and barring all claims.

District Court Ninth Judicial District Montana Maude Davies Teton County State of Isabel Davies Belle Davies Isabell Driscoll Isabell Coedburn Thomas Hurley, Jr Harold Rowberry Loyd Montgomery Earnest Davies Lottie Tloover S. ©. Tloover Tottle Jdavies Maude Crockford Tejon County Choteau WT. M. Daley George Coffey Reteau Arney

New Books Added to Pay Shelf at Choteau Library

The Choteau public library adds seven new books to its pay shelf with a $3 donation from the Choteau Racketeers and 24 books to the general shelf from Mrs. L. E. Taylor. Highlights include Speaking of Change by Edward A. Filene donated by associates, plus titles by Phyllis Bot tome Douglas Mason Elizabeth Page LaFayette Hanchet and Hendrick Van Loon.

Choteau Public Library Cora Cohoe Woman’s Club Choteau L. E. Taylor Edward A. Filene Filene Boston Paris Phyllis Bottome Douglas F. van Wyck Mason Elizabeth Page Legion Auxiliary Old Sheriff LaFayette Hanchet Hendrick van Loon

Tick Fever Case Reported in Helena District

The state board of health announced a single spotted tick fever case in the Helena district. J. L. Woodley contracted the disease and was reported very ill by his physician.

State Board of Health Helena J. LH. Woodley

CHOTEAU FOOD MARKET Co-Partners File Fictitious Name

Certificate by E R O'Neil and J J O'Neil declares a Montana co partnership operating as CHOTEAU FOOD MARKET in Choteau with principal business address in Choteau. Notarized May 24 1939 by F C Baribal, Notary Public, Montana. Public notice issued for four insertions through June 15 1939.

Choteau Food Market Montan Choteau Montana E. R. O'Neil Great Falls J. J. O’neil Chotea F. C. Barribal State of Chateau

Pendroy Community Notes and Social Visits

Pendroy residents report business and social activity including Helena visits by Mr. and Mrs. C F Nugen and the Johnsons. The Pendroy school held a picnic and many families shared Sunday meals in Great Falls and at local homes. Church and club events noted include Ladies Aid plans and Home Demonstration council meeting.

C. F. Nugen Helena Pendroy School Porter ‘School I. A. Swanson Lockler H. C. Nelson Christie Swanson Mable Louise Hamer Talbert Jay Gitchell J. R. Jones Chateau Billy Briggs Maynard Della Rice Bernice Kaupish Nella Gaare Mrs. Dea of Cascade John Rose

Marine Recruiting Visit in Great Falls on June 7

A Marine Corps Recruiting Party will be at the Great Falls post office building from 8 30 a m to 4 p m on June 7 interviewing and examining men for service. Qualified applicants receive transportation to Seattle for final examination and, if successful, enlistment and transfer to San Diego for training before possible deployment with fleets or foreign stations. Associated details come from the Officer in Charge Recruiting District of Seattle. Great Falls, Montana residents urged to attend.

Gibson Monkman Seattle Federal Office Wash Marine Corps Great Falls Mont U. S. Marine Corps San Diego Cal United States

Montana Butter and Ice Cream Production Rise in April

Production data from the Montana Department of Agriculture shows butter output last month at 91,441 pounds, up 15 percent from April 1937’s 755,694 pounds. Ice cream production reached 110,256 gallons, a 10 percent rise from 98,742 gallons a year earlier. cheese output fell to 91,549 pounds from 105,704 pounds.

Montana State Department of Agriculture

Catholic Services Mass at Chateau Sunday May 28

Catholic services announced for Sunday May 28 at the Chateau. Mass will be led by Pastor JIS Schulte and conducted by Catholic services staff.

Massa Chateau Disa Jis Schulte

Bids Sought for 14 Ton Dump Truck Chassis in Choteau

City of Choteau Montana invites sealed bids until 5 pm June 5 1939 for a 14 ton dump truck chassis at least 128 inch wheel base with closed cab safety glass 4 speed PTO hydraulic four wheel brakes heavy engine lubrications and full equipment. Council may reject any or all bids. J G Jackson Clerk May 25 June 1.

Buillding Choteau Montana J. G. Jackson

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