Farmers Union Meeting in Bole Hall Friday Dec 1
The Farmers Union will meet at Bole Hall on Friday evening December 1 with officer elections. A social hour follows the business session, and attendees are asked to bring lunch to share.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1939
Page
2
The Farmers Union will meet at Bole Hall on Friday evening December 1 with officer elections. A social hour follows the business session, and attendees are asked to bring lunch to share.
The community mourns the death of Mrs. Henry Weist's brother in California and his burial beside his wife in Conrad. Alex Zier had surgery at Chateau hospital last week. Farmers held an all day meeting at the clubhouse. Local residents Roscoe Jay Robinson Wm A Robinson and Mrs H Smith were Great Falls shoppers. Mrs Smith visited sister Mrs Nobie formerly of Bynum and is convalescing from major operation. Mr and Mrs Joe Torgenton and family and Mr and Mrs A C Robinson attended church dinner at Bynum and church service in the afternoon. Mrs Hodick returning to Denver after visiting her daughter here. U PD club meeting postponed to Friday afternoon with another party on Friday night. Mrs O Thorvilson and Mrs A Lindseth hostesses for community recreation. Work is hoped to be completed by fall.
Beck school pupils post top spelling average for four weeks led by Arley Wiseman Irene Primus Myrna MecIntruff and Raymond McIntruff. Local families host Sunday dinners with neighbors and Dederick Jacobson Lehnerz Headington Toekes and others in Cascade Power and Great Falls communities.
Administratrix Ella DeRusha of Octave DeRusha deceased publishes notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers within ten months of first publication. Claims must be exhibited at Bert I. Packer Larson Building Chateau Montana. Dated November 22, 1939. Attorney for Administratrix Bert I. Packer.
Collins notes a weekend in Great Falls with visits by Mr. and Mrs. H Montague and family. Alzheimer of Collins, a Mayo Clinic patient in Rochester, underwent Thursday surgery and is recovering. Lawrence Alzheimer also at Mayo with tonsil removal and plans for further treatment. Card party yielded 500 with N Caskey winning high and Mrs George Alzheimer low. Many local residents shopped or visited in towns including Chateau Conrad Waterman Wolf Creek and Tomsha households.
Ten 4-H judging teams from Richland Wibaux Prairie and Dawson counties competed during the Eastern Montana Corn and Potato show in Glendive. Crane Aggies of Richland won first with South Center Yankeys of Wibaux taking second. Wayne Dardis won grand championship bushel of corn in 4-EI division.
Fall auto buying gains appeal as engineering advances erase winter driving fears. Improved cooling and anti freez e systems, lubricants, all weather brakes, and stronger starters let drivers use cars year round. Owners of existing cars can outfit vehicles affordably for reliable cold weather operation.
Freshman girls bake pumpkin pies and Mrs McNeil plans a Thanksgiving short play for the assembly. The event aims to entertain briefly while a few rumors swirl about a weinie roast for the Elamene girls and a lighthearted masculine cooking style.
An offer seeks a buyer in or near Chateau for a small spinet piano the owner will repossess if not paid. Amount due is small, at $2.50 per week, with viewing arranged through Thelma Engstedt, Adjuster, Orton Brothers, Butte, Montana.
FOR RENT Rooms suitable for light housekeeping Gorham Block 19 11 FOR SALE Bourbon Red turkeys Mrs H J Moon Pendray 26 2 a FOR RENT Modern 9 room apartment any part furnished or unfurnished Joe Mozer 25 tf o FOR RENT Furnished 4 room house in Hobson addition Mrs M Sullivan Inquire at Mrs Peter Marren 21 26p
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