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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1941
Page
4
The Collins Tattler notes seasonal changes from green to snow and harvest, lists local happenings from hunting trips to naval medical updates, praises the Bookmobile, and reports on community events including a card party for Christmas treats. The piece closes with a Thanksgiving blessing to the Acantha staff and readers.
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana a petition for probate of the will of Sylvia P. Adams deceased and for letters of administration with the will annexed to R E Nelson has been filed. A hearing is set for December 12, 1941 at 10:00 AM in the courthouse Chateau Montana. Interested persons may appear and contest the petition.
In Teton County Montana the matter of the estate of Samuel T Adams deceased is filed. A hearing is scheduled for December 12 1941 at 10:00 A M in the Chateau court house. Interested persons may appear and contest why the petition should not be granted. Dated November 25 1941. First publication November 27 1941. Last publication December 11 1941.
The Music and Literature group of the Woman's club meets Wednesday evening December 3 at Mrs. R. E. Nelson home with Mrs. Fred Barribal assisting. The program features Christmas music and an exchange of gifts not to exceed 25 cents. Roll call will recall a Christmas experience in one life.
The H. D. A. club will meet at the Bole club rooms on December 4th. Members are to attend the session and discuss upcoming activities.
Uncle Sam plans 30 regional marketing centers to buy directly from producers and cooperate with farms for better prices. The program supports large purchases for the Army including eggs, butter, cheese, turkey, and chicken, with canneries and local industries also supplying vast quantities. The effort links Army needs with farmers nationwide, showcasing farm prosperity.
Farmington residents report heavy road drift causing motorist difficulties and several vehicle mishaps. John Depner tore a rear end, Wm Irwin damaged a transmission, Fred Smith slid into a ditch, and John Jacobson got stuck on a new grade. The county snow plow cleared Saturday but drifts returned by Monday. Howard Glassey froze his engine block, the Glasseys joke about Hawaii, and Mrs. Wm Irwin stayed overnight with Clarence Carlsy as Chuck Otness hunts in the mountains.
Charles Wilcox admitted Sunday evening. Martin Mang admitted Tuesday morning. Jerry Barrett of Pendray discharged November 20. Mrs. Rose Kline admitted November 22. Mrs. Leon Rowley of Bynum admitted November 22 and dismissed November 25. Leon Rowley of Bynum admitted November 22 and dismissed November 25. Tom Kloster discharged November. Mrs. Sarah MelIntire admitted.
Trinity Lutheran of Chateau schedules Thanksgiving services with a 9 a m start and 11 a m worship on Sunday November 30. A parish youth rally is set for 8 p m with Rev Enghe of Conrad as speaker. Dutton Lutheran adds 10 30 a m Thanksgiving service and 3 p m worship with time change to align with the youth rally.
A student column notes Thanksgiving date confusion and announces school dismissal from Thursday through Monday. The piece teases on bouquet ideas and mentions asking Fifi for flower recommendations, focusing on roses.
The school notes quote the four roses combination and a line from Alpha while announcing a new Junior play. Harmful Herbert Anderson performs a solo from The World is Waiting for the Sunrise, and Mr. Miller endures the daily racket. A recent storm makes the high school area unsafe as snowballs fly from the road.
Associate Justice A H Angstman of the Montana Supreme Court was tapped by the National Mediation Board to serve as referee on the National Railroad Adjustment Board in Chicago. With Montana Supreme Court work pressing, Angstman declined the honor, though the selection signals high respect for his abilities in government labor cases and arbitral integrity.
Pendray residents host and visit relatives with several trips to Great Falls and Helena. Dinner guests include Donald Clifton and Johnny Swan. Lauritz Larson visits the Gitchell home. Old Timers dances attract attendees from Pendroy. illnesses and local gatherings are noted by Mrs. Rice and the Ladies Aid.
Sited relatives at Helena. Emerson Earls visited relatives at Great Falls and Fairfield during the weekend. Harold Weaver and daughter moved to Conrad last week to establish home. Rodney Hanson of Fairfield fills the position left by Mr. Weaver. Red Cross drive under Mrs. W J Earls, chairman, has begun here. Kathleen Sorenson dined with the J A Swanson family. Mrs. G D Porter was an overnight guest with Ethel Reid.
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