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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
4
Carter Phelps field supervisor and assistant seed and feed loan agent for the crop production loan office in Minneapolis releases a county by county list of October meeting dates with farmers. He cautions that plans may change due to unavoidable circumstances.
Eleven potatoes weighing a total of 20 pounds were displayed at the Cash and Carry store this week. The dryland potatoes were grown by Percy Hodgskiss.
Ben Chalmers of A. and E. Auto Service traveled to Great Falls last Saturday and brought back one of the new Continental automobiles now on the market. He has secured a sub agency for these cars in the low priced field. The Continental Motor Company, long known for Red Seal gas engines, recently expanded into automobile production.
Miss Erma Young, forced to leave studies at Intermountain Union College in Helena due to an arm ailment, had an arm abscess removed Saturday at Choteau hospital. Mrs. E. J. Weiser visiting friends in Choteau. the Weisers once lived in Teton county with a Dry Forks ranch.
Trinity Lutheran church at Farmington will hold a morning service at 11 o'clock on Sunday October 8 with confirmation in connection to the service. All are cordially invited to attend. Chester Brecto pastor.
Masses will be held next Sunday October 8 at 9 o'clock in Choteau and Power at 9 and 11 in Bynum and Dutton. Communion Sunday will be observed in Choteau and Power. Rev. J. F. Schulte pastor.
The notice lists church services for the 17th Sunday after Trinity. Morning prayer with instruction at 10 a.m. followed by holy communion and sermon at 11 a.m. Reverend Lee H. Young conducts.
Augusta reports several historic structures reborn as modern residences. The former Christian church on lower Main Street has become a stucco parsonage for Rev. B. D. Fridley. The old village schoolhouse is now a bungalow remodeled by Anthony Pings, and the dance hall saloon hospital and roller skating rink now belong to the Manix family as a refreshed home.
The passage defines the marimba as a Latin American percussion instrument similar to the xylophone and notes its role in producing music. It emphasizes its resemblance to the xylophone and identifies marimba as the instrument in question.
Models of the world’s most famous diamonds are on display at the Academy of Natural Science in Philadelphia. The exhibit highlights eight stones that shaped kingdoms and empires.
A reflective quote urges patience in small duties, noting that unseen acts build toward larger future achievements. The text presents a admonition attributed to John Bright about diligence in minor tasks.
The Bole Womans' club gathers at Mrs. W. G. Dauwalder's on Thursday Oct 12 with Mrs. Earl Zimmerman aiding entertainment. Miss Pauline the county nurse will speak. Numerous locals from Trade Lake Great Falls and nearby visitations noted.
Farmington residents share travel to Great Falls and back with extended family. Local families including the Rutters and Rorkes host visits while Chalmers, Swensons and others travel, picnic, and shop. A Continental sedan debuts as Ben Chalmers sells a coupe. Ora Packer visits her sister as other locals enjoy weekend routines.
Ina Packer and others visited Mrs. Palmer Peterson and Mrs. Forseth Sunday. Great Falls visitors Ben Chalmers Leslie Chalmers and Ernest Carlson traveled Saturday. The Passmores plan to leave Thursday for Seattle for Elaine's eye surgery. Henry Denison visits Pendleton Oregon. Abe Breere and Carl Carlson were in Great Falls last Thursday. A group from Great Falls stayed at Ray Umphress Sunday.
During the meeting’s business portion the F F A discussed objective committees led by Harvey Dale issuing treasury updates, and Howard Truchot detailing progress of the Parent and Son banquet committee. Fred Meadows noted 15 to 17 percent of members read Moon Valley and The Green Hand.
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