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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1944
Page
8
The community newspaper announces a scheduling change with Dutton news shifting to page two this week. Readers are advised to look for in‑depth local updates, features, and community notices further down the page.
Memorial Day exercises will be held at the Farmington cemetery on Memorial Day afternoon at 3 00. A special program includes children’s recitations readings by Mrs Gregor Tangen music and an address by Rev A Bernard Gravdal pastor of the Chateau Dutton Lutheran parish. Everyone is invited to attend and to visit the improved cemetery.
The Farmington 4-H club met May 17 at 2 o'clock at Mildred Mauseth’s home. Members answered roll call with dress pattern and color plans, Mildred demonstrated making a bed and Maxine showed a pattern, social games followed, and a lunch was served. Next meeting planned at Lucille Carlson’s home. Helen May Tangen, Reporter.
A brief classified notice states for all kinds of job printing inquiries contact the business via the listed phone number 3. The item signals a local service offer and emphasizes accessibility to customers seeking printing work.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Byler spent about ten days with relatives in Chateau and nearby before he departed for Fort Douglas to join the army. Inducted from Cascade County, Byler left Vanport where he was a fire department member serving shipbuilding and wartime industries. Mrs. Byler, formerly Dorothy Moore, will stay in Fairfield with their two children while he serves. Mrs. Moore has held a responsible office in Vanport. G. G. Moore of Fairfield has hired Mrs. Byler in his seed growers office.
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