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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1931

Page

4

Camp Fire Groups Form With New Names and Officers

Two Camp Fire groups organize anew thursday night. Cheskchamay meaning All Friends selected as group name with officers Lorraine Straight president Joy Snyder vice president Mary Ellen Meadows treasurer Gordon Eckford scribe Virginia Allum song leader guardian Miss Charlotte Loon ey. Nissakki meaning At the Foot of the Mountain chosen and officers elected Phyllis Bloomdahl president Joanna Hirshberg vice president Margaret Carlson secretary Mary Ellen Robinson treasurer Tischelle Hirshberg scribe Sadie Sulgrove song leader. The groups meet at Looney and James Robinson homes. A Campfire candy sale is planned Saturday at Hirshberg store.

Virginia Allum Lorraine Straight Joy Snyder Gordon Eckford Mary Ellen Meadows Charlotte Looney Looney Home Nissakki Group Camp Fire Mary Core Nissakki Phyllis Bloomdahl Joanna Hirshberg Margaret Carlson Mary Ellen Robinson Tischelle Hirshberg Sadie Sulgrove Our Guardian James Robinson Hirshberg

Natsihi Group Forms for Camp Fire Girls in Pine Themed Crew

An intermediate Camp Fire group named Natsihi held its first meeting at the E. E. Miller home. Officers were elected led by guardian Waneta Price. The name Natsihi means in the pine tree and the group includes Cathleen Hannan Phyllis Miller Catherine McDonald Lois Halberg Clara Bloomberg Esther Bloomberg Joy Dewitt Margaret Young Esther Nordhagen Doris Jacobson and Marion King.

Camp Fire Girls Cathleen Hannan Phyllis Miller Catherine McDonald Lois Halberg Clara Bloomberg Esther Bloomberg Joy Dewitt Margaret Young Esther Nordhagen Doris Jacobson Marion King E. E. Miller Waneta Price

Preliminary work for Christmas seal sale under Mrs Doughty

Preparation for the annual Christmas seal sale is underway under Mrs A H Doughty. The sale begins after Thanksgiving and runs through the holidays with a similar plan to prior years. About 1400 letters will be mailed enclosing stamps for public purchase with the help of Chateau club women.

A. H. Doughty Club Women of Chateau

Farmington Community Notes Sighted in Local Social Life

Farmington union Sunday school meets at the hall next Sunday at 10 30 A M. Thorvald Tokerud of Dutton visited Farmington last Friday and returned with his daughter Miss Mabel Tokerud to Dutton. Several families moved or hosted dinners including the Stenson Otness and Reidings groups. Elk hunting success noted by Gregor. pneumonia illness for L G Passmore. whist club reschedules for New Year Eve. various visits to Great Falls and Fairfield. multiple dinner gatherings and a birthday celebration marked by Mrs Slanger’s birthday and Reidings 34th anniversary.

Chateau Dee David Smith Farmington School Jack Slanger Great Falls Bert Loucks Swenson Binford Tangen Hadley W. F. Arensmeyer Mae Anderson Olaf Forseth Adolph Arensmeyer John and Walter Chalmers Halvor Holm Fairfield Winler

Davis-Udin suit seeks 10000 in damages from automobile crash near Fairfield

The Davis Udin case arises from a June highway accident near Fairfield. Davis seeks 10000 general damages and 210 special damages for injuries and lost work. Freeman Thelen Freeman of Great Falls represents Davis. Udin is represented by Molumby Busha and Greenan. The court overruled a demurrer. Several other cases proceeded with decrees quieting title and mortgage foreclosures.

Davis-Udin Fairfield Davis Freeman, Thelen & Freeman of Great Falls Udin Board of Commissioners Teton County Molumby Busha Greenan W. Edgar Briggs Sarah B. Maurer L N. Thelen Donald Kerr The Northern Pacific Railway Co Church of Great Falls Kerr W. F. Faust Cascade Title Company D. A. Prior Standard Oil Company E. H. Barrett Basil A. Phelen Citizens State Bank M. B. Thompson Sam Brokaw Alexander Truchot Marie Lena Brewster Good Shepherd School Helena W. M. Smith J. M. Power Power-Morgan Company Chateau C. L. Freesene Otto D. Duenow Fresine Bruno Mack Bruno Albert Bruno Lor Iaman Bruno Angela Nesbit Mary St. Germaine Olive Gray Frank Bruno John Bruno Minnie Fellers Ellen Lorance Mable Frederickson Hattersley R. D. Halpin Della Nelson Blaine C. James Smith Claude Mainard

Woman's club meeting features prenatal care talk

The Woman's club gathered last Thursday at Mrs. Kosnick's home where Mrs. Crockett spoke on prenatal care and several babies were examined. Local and Fairfield guests attended including Mrs. J. A. Shoquist Mrs. Lester Young and Mrs. Stafford.

Woman's Club Kosnick Crockett J. A. Shoquist Lester Young Fairfield Stafford Chateau Henry Hanson Harvey Beyer Oliver Hanson Earl Jackson Great Falls Paul Mathias Effie Luinstra Mathias Louis Jackson Donald Jackson Elsie Cunningham Power C. A. Austad W. W. Cole Earl

Home Demonstration Meeting at Mrs Mathias Home

The Home Demonstration group met at Mrs. Mathias home on Wednesday. Leaders spoke about brands of canned goods and demonstrated salad dressing and a new salad. Mrs. Benson assisted with lunch. Mr. and Mrs. R N Lear were guests of Mr and Mrs W W Mitzel in Great Falls Saturday and Sunday.

Estate profits settled as guardian accounts finalized

Guardian for Clara Belle Nard and Peder E were named as guardians of Easton Grasdock and the estates show decrees of settlement. Final settlements approved for H Everett estate with property to mother, Jack Bruce m estate administrator Roberts dismissed, Mary A Read heirs Bret Read Harvey Read Martin Read Mary Streeter shares quarter each. Streeter released from duties. court reviewed sundry probate matters.

Clara Bellenard Pedere Easton Grasdock H. Everett Jack Bruce m Charles G. Roberts Mary A. Read Bret H. Read Harvey M. Read Martin G. Read Mary O. Streeter W. N. Streeter

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