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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1943
Page
5
Miss Patty Breen visits at Jay Lyons ranch while Dr. C W Boussard tours Butte and Great Falls. Catholic vacation school opens May 31 after a fund raising dinner. Numerous locals attend graduations, visits, and family gatherings across area including Guernsey family travel and Bennett, Marsh, and Miller relations.
Nancy Ellen Baquet 86 died May 21 in Corvallis Montana. Survived by daughters Clara Walker Corvallis and Osa Coghill Great Falls, and son Clyde Baquet Collins. Widely known locally, she visited family here. condolences voiced to the family. Also notes about local workers Orville O Keefe Miles Averill and Johnie O Keefe aiding farm work. Billie Margaret and Peggy Ann Beringer visited cousin Beverly Hays at Conrad Hospital after auto crash on Marias hill south of Shelby last week.
Clark Corey recovers at home from a cold and lumbago after a week rest. Ed Alzheimer improves after a recent operation but remains in Conrad hospital. Ralph Caskey built a new bridge over the Muddy after high waters disrupted crossings. Mr. and Mrs. John Keller visited Great Falls. Trebesches moved to a ranch near Cascade. I N Caskey and daughter Letha visited Sunday. Letha recently toured the Coast with Mrs. Harold Waters. George Alzheimer and Richard went to Tacoma for highway work. housing solved by buying a costly travel trailer.
The notice records residents relocating their households and farming operations. Herman Schert returns from wintering near Gervais Oregon to resume work on a ranch northwest of Collins. Mr and Mrs Rundquist leave the Cal Lewis Ranch for Great Falls, with locals urged to buy war bonds and stamps.
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