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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
5
Chateau voters will decide on issuing 175000 dollars in water revenue bonds at the June 3 election. The town has grown, needs pipe replacement, and aims to retire bonds over 20 years with modest rate increases. The result promises ample water, fire protection, and lower insurance costs for residents.
A Montana opinion column argues the state faces a five million dollar general fund deficit amid rising taxes. It cites the Montana Taxpayer's Association showing tax increases outpacing income and urges voters to elect legislators who will curb spending and reform tax policy.
Morning Prayer on the first second and fourth Sundays at 11 am. Holy Communion on the third Sunday at 8 pm. Church School at 11 am in the Rectory basement. Seventh day Adventist Sabbath School at 9:45 am and church service at 11 am. Visitors welcome at services at the Masonic Temple next to Obernolte Furniture.
Read of Trinity Lutheran and Bethany Lutheran services including Sunday School, morning worship, confirmation for 13 youth, Holy Communion, choir, and special music. Memorial Day observance, vacation Bible school, church board and memorial committee meetings, and summer programs listed with dates and organizers.
Sunday School at 9 45 am each Sunday with classes for all ages Chester Abbott Supt Morning Service at 11 am each Sunday The Junior choir will sing.
Church notices for Dutton and Brady Methodist Churches list services and events for June 1 and 2. Morning worship and Sunday School sessions feature named superintendents Mrs. Wikstrom and Mrs. Schultz. Meetings include the Dutton Official Board and Brady WSCS. Vacation schools run weekdays from 9 to 3 at Dutton and 2 to 5 at Brady.
Mr and Mrs Al Hargens of Great Falls Mr and Mrs Dave Rice and family of Conrad and Mr and Mrs Jerry Burk of Shelby visited the Paul Rice home Sunday John Tschantre and Stephen Toffy of Great Falls spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs Paul Rice Mrs Julia Monkman and LaVane Daley were Mothers day guests of Mrs Martha Jolson and family at Ledger
Kenneth Rustad son of Mrs Helen Rustad of Choteau chosen as outstanding senior boy in the Choteau High School class of 1958. The honor is awarded by Dr James Smith Post No 6 American Legion for possession of high Rustad qualities including honor courage scholarship leadership and service. Kenny is expected to do great things for the community state and nation.
Mrs Eliza Dea of Cascade and Mrs Sadie Lee of Wolf Creek visited Mr and Mrs Dick Rose and family. Art Kelly joined Walter Mother's day visits beside Frances Wenzel. Clifton Swanson visited Don Swanson and family in Chateau. Julia Monkman attended Clara Grothe funeral in Great Falls. Rose and Rose families picnicked west of Bynum on Mothers Day. Ira Ritenour drove to Helena. Mary Porter of Chateau dined with George Porter on Mothers Day. Monday night a county Democratic meeting at Farmers Union hall featured candidate talks and lunch.
A group of hostesses led by Mesdames J. V Swanson Dick Rose Art Kelly Ed Davis and others held a bridal shower for Miss Shirley Lusty at the Farmers Union hall. The event featured white net and apple blossom motifs a four tier paper cake with a bride and groom and many stylish packages. Out of town guests included Mrs Henry Kahler Mrs Pearl Campbell Mrs Pete Zgoda Mrs James Denison and others.
Gulbrandson and Mrs Swede Gebhart of Chateau and Mr and Mrs Charles Field with granddaughter Charlann visited the Rose home Sunday evening. They helped load a truck with household goods as the Fields move to a new home near Columbia Falls.
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