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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1928
Page
4
Local item notes a Masquerade Ball set for Thanksgiving Night at the high school with Tennant’s playing and a big farmers’ dance slated for Saturday December 1 at Bole. Also mentions flu illness of Miss Beulah Thompson and travel by Dr and Mrs Henry Beaupre to Minnesota.
Mrs. E R McLean supplied turkeys for Thanksgiving while Albert Swanson and Marion Averill’s trucks tangled at the Collins crossing but caused only minor damage and no injuries. A large turnout from Great Falls attended Collins’ opening dance at the new community hall with the Great Falls orchestra hampered by an old piano. BE R McLean bought seed wheat from Bill Arensmeyer and Miles Averillo and Joe Altzheimer searched the mountains for two saddle horses that had strayed during a recent hunt.
Catholic services are planned at Chateau next Sunday December 2 with mass at 11 am followed by Bible history class and Sunday school. A Christian doctrine class occurs Saturday at 5 pm. At Bynum on December 2 mass is at 9 am with Sunday school after mass.
Local young couple joined in marriage last Friday with Rev J I Schult officiating. The groom Harvey Cook aged 19 is son of Mr and Mrs Wm Cook longtime community residents. Bride Mary Ett a Maul aged 19 from Bynum. Witnesses were Cecil J Snyder and his wife.
Seven more wells were completed in Pondera county during the week, bringing total producers to about 60. All completions were in the proven area with initial outputs from 50 to 150 barrels daily. Continental Development Co. brought in Grullin No. 8 in section 15 27 4W under heavy gas pressure, signaling a strong future production prospects once pressure eases.
Notice from Teton County Board of County Commissioners invites bids from a resident practicing physician to furnish medical attention to the county sick poor infirm and jail inmates and to make provisions for furnishing medical care by December 6, 1928.
The McDuffie family spent the weekend in Great Falls with the Stafford family and two representatives of the John Deere Co. The visit involved local hospitality and a glimpse of agricultural equipment interests.
The board invites sealed bids for medical attendance for the county poor for a year starting January 1, 1929. They may reject all bids. Bids must be sealed and marked Proposals for Medical Attendance County Poor and sent to W. H. Webb, Clerk of the Board, Chateau, Montana.
The county seeks bids for one year starting January 1 1929 covering all costs for feeding clothing nursing of indigent sick poor and infirm and burial expenses for inmates of the county poor farm in Chateau Montana addressed to W H Webb clerk of the board.
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