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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1931

Page

4

Choteau Lions Yearly Activities Listed in Toronto Proceedings

The fifteenth annual International Lions convention in Toronto released a 420 page official report detailing Montana and Choteau club activities. It notes 16 625 total activities with Choteau highlighted for hosting a farmers tour sponsoring a 4 H club fair operating a public skating rink hosting a Boy Scouts troop supporting the dude ranch industry aiding a county farmers welfare event and more.

Proceedings of Toronto Choteau Lions Club International Association of Lions Clubs Canada Montana Chateau Teton County Montana State Welfare Great Falls

Local Sign Posts Highlight Roadside Welcome Signs

A brief note reports three welcome signs on local roads and ten membership reports received on time. The fragment suggests routine community updates and timely submissions tracked by the local office.

Egg Grading System Enforced From October Fifteenth

State dairy division will enforce strict compliance with the egg grading law starting October 15. Eggs sold in the state must bear U S grades and may not be labeled as fresh or city eggs. Advertisements must show the grade, and license applicants must disclose yearly case volume. Penalties apply for violations.

State Department of Agriculture U. S Department of Agriculture

Public School News From Miss Trescott's Fourth Grade

The lower grade assembly featured a dramatization of the Ant and the Grasshopper from the language book and a nine-student discussion of the Elephant using silent readers and geographies. Visitors Mrs Hardy Mrs Carlson Mrs King and Mrs Rider attended on Wednesday. The sixth grade finished a study of Men of Old Greece and explored color schemes for surface designs. Sixth graders favored the picture Men Are Square. Eighth grade officers elected: Frederick Meadows president Lester Franks vice president Phyllis Bloomdahl secretary. The president will appoint a committee to select class colors.

Frederick Meadows Lester Franks Phyllis Bloomdahl

Weekend Visitors and Harvest Duties in Highview News

Miss Ella Thompson visits Mrs Robt Sheppard family for the weekend. Pete Laconette works on Roberts ranch with two combines. Ross Roberts injures two ribs while catching horses at Bis nette ranch near Dupuyer and stays home to convalesce. William Thomas assists Nick Wellenstein with harvest and threshing. William Tressler visits Robert Sheppard. Manford Jones calls at S D Jones en route to Agawam. Mrs Arthur Kelly visits Mrs Wm Thomas and they drive to Dupuyer. Mrs James FitzPatrick and her mother from Lewistown call on Elsie Jones. H H Jones and Doris Jones motor-

Ella Thompson Bob J Robt. Sheppard Pete Laconette Roberts Ranch Ross Roberts Bisnette Ranch Dupuyer Wm. Thomas Nick Wellenstein Wm. Tressler Robert Sheppard Manford Jones S. D. Jones Agawam Arthur Kelly James FitzPatrick and Son Lewistown Elsie Jones H. H. Jones Doris Jones

Local Roundup of Ranch and Roadside Notices

Mrs. Fred Lathrop’s ranch at Blackleaf hosted a Sunday visit while Dick Nugen operated in Pendroy on Monday. Garrett Van Bell hauled grain for Della Nelson. Robert Sheppard threshing west of Dupuyer. Charley Field’s International truck moved grain to Pendroy for A. G. Roberts with Elmo Phillips as driver. Mrs. Robert Sheppard took Robert Jr. and Ella Thompson to school Monday morning. Eddie Shelton’s Plymouth in Pendroy burned completely Monday evening. occupants escaped. James Jardine stayed with Elsie Jones’s family. H H Jones and Sidney Mowry drove to Choteau on Wednesday.

Fred Lathrop Blackleaf Dick Nugen Pendroy Garrett van Bell Valer Della Nelson Robert Sheppard Lemeir Ranch Dupuyer Charley Field A. G. Roberts Elmo Phillips Chateau Robert, Jr Ella Thompson Eddie Shelton Gitchell Hill James Jardine Elsie Jones H. H. Jones Sidney Mowry Choteau

Methodist Church Activities announced for October

The Methodist Church outlines services and events for October including church school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:15 a.m. on Sundays, Epworth League at 7:00 p.m., choir rehearsal October 6 at 8:00 p.m., and the triangle parsonage club meeting at Chateau next Monday. Pastor E R Kaemmer encourages church participation and quotes a devotional message.

Epworth League Triangle Parsonage Club Chateau Jesus E. R. Kaemmer

Last 4-H club meeting and community notes

The final summer 4-H meeting was at Gene Larson's with mothers present. Prizes went to Ethel Briggs for best set and Gene Larson for best single article. Rachel Gitchel and Winifred Seufert were chosen for Chateau 4-H fair judging, with Jean Larson and Winona Gitchel as the demonstration team. Various town residents were noted for shopping, moving, visits, and health news.

Gene Larson Ethel Briggs Rachel Gitchel Winifred Seufert Chateau Jean Larson Winona Gitchel Miss McArdle Great Falls Mrs. Lockwood Lewistown DeBoe Talbert Rudy Terry Pete Laconette Pat Campbell W. H. Wellenstein Chris Fields P. Rice Nick Wellenstein Walier Cut Bank Eva May Thomas Earles Choâteau

Pendroy and East Pendroy social round up note

Mrs George Coffey and guests attended the W H Wellenstein home gathering Thursday. Reids and Talberts traveled to Great Falls with returns and visits. Pendroy H D club and East Pendroy club members joined county club meeting at Bynum. Other locals hosted visitors and hosted dinners in Conrad and Dupuyer.

George. Coffey Rs. G. C. Core W. H. Welenstein G. W. Reid Great Falls G. R. Talbert Carl Kochman Reid Ethel Reid Porter Talbert Nick. Wellenstein Gutshall Lewis Jones Shawver Larson H. D. Club Bolsinger Kaupish Rice Clifford Kaupish East Pendrey Bynum John Bolsinger J. A. Swanson John Arthur, Jr O. C. Durland Fred Durland Estes Rose Morse Hattersley Conrad

Local Social notes from Big Sandy and nearby towns

Mrs Ellsworth hosted a meeting on October 7. Mr and Mrs C W Johns returned after a week with relatives at Big Sandy. Mr and Mrs R O Ashworth drove to Choteau Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Guldbrandsen and sons attended a show in Choteau Saturday.

Ellsworth

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