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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
5
Local notices recount shopping ads at Hirshberg's, upcoming theater at the high school, and a Security Benefit Thanksgiving dance. Reports cover residents visiting relatives, births, travel to Great Falls, and a string of community activities including Odd Fellows and Rebekah gatherings and club meetings.
Notice states Dr Boyd Davis of C. & Davis & Sons Great Falls will be in Choteau to fit glasses on Saturday October 26 at the Choteau Hotel.
The women golf game and luncheon are moved to next Wednesday if weather is fine. Lunch reservations require a phone call to the Post Tavern. Those needing transport may contact Alice Wallace or Arlie Core. President John Conlin offers three cups for low medalist runner up and high score, awarded after three victories.
The report notes typical Indian summer in Teton County with late killing frost, golden foliage, and still green leaves in late September. It contrasts with last year’s Sept 23 low of four below zero and 16 inches of snow, highlighting extreme seasonal variation.
Mrs. M Averill will conduct a musical kindergarten for ages 3 to 6, including games songs handwork rhythm band and piano lessons for beginners and advanced pupils. Parents should contact Mrs Averill in Choteau. Also mass times and church services listed for Choteau Bynum Fairfield and Augusta with exposition and benediction Sunday deadlines on envelope returns.
Secretary C D McDonald of the Teton county Sportsmen association reported no word on whether the Hun hunting open season starting November 3 will run 10 or 15 days. The association favored the longer season while other details cover ducks deer antelope and sockeye fishing and a new closed deer area near Lincoln for human and cattle protection.
Raymond MelIntyre teacher at Deep Creek school admitted Sept 27 for medical treatment and dismissed Sept 29. Stanley Tomala of Pishkun CCC camp operated on Sept 3 for appendicitis. Edith tood of Choteau admitted last Saturday for medical treatment and a son born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Emil Arensmeyer of Bole.
Sunday school at 10 a m with W W Smith as superintendent. rally day program features Prof Davis and orchestra. Added church school equipment, thanks to Mr Franks. Morning worship at 11 with sermon Go Forward and special music. Bynum services 3 p m Epworth League rally led by Mildred Louise Nelson. First quarterly conference Friday Oct 11 for officers and workers.
The pastor Rev Edwin Dover urges congregants to submit their pledges promptly to stewards so the church budget for the coming year can be reported in full on the designated date. The appeal stresses the duty to fulfill financial commitments.
Farmington residents recount a trip to Kalispell for a marriage, with Mrs Rodness and Mr Hawley wed on Monday. Others visit relatives in Columbia Falls Great Falls Ulm Chateau and Billings. A G Arensmeyer builds a chicken house. Mrs Fred Woodward mourns her father John Bivens in Iowa. Esther Weist stays with Woodward children during absence. Scissors Snippers group mentioned.
Mrs Smith and Miss Veda Thompson led a group touring Chateau dry goods shops. At Hirshberg s Mrs Loom discussed silk hose and buttons while J C Penney s Mr Sturgis shared cottons rayon production yard goods and blanket grades. Wm Schoppe sold his Fairfield farm to Wm Van Setten and will hand possession next spring. Women gathered at Mrs Hilda Anderson s Tuesday for a birthday tea.
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