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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1934

Page

8

Episcopalians Meet in City With Visitors From Several Towns

The district guild meeting of Episcopalians is held in Chateau as guests of St. Stephen's guild. Attendants include Rev. and Mrs. Leslie Rolis and Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Young of Great Falls along with representatives from Great Falls Augus ta Fort Benton Belt Dutton Waller and other nearby towns. The program begins with an 11 o'clock communion service followed by luncheon at Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson's home and a business meeting that may form a new organization.

Episcopal Church Chateau St. Stephen’s Church Great Falls Augusta Fort Benton Belt Dutton Walier Leslie Rolis L. H. Young George Thompson

Hospital Notes From Choteau Dates and Discharges

Choteau Hospital treated Donald Becker for a fractured arm after a fall from a log house under construction. Other patients included Mrs. Dan Lindseth for an injured foot and Mrs. Al Hollingshead for tonsil removal. Mrs. Albert Hanson, Mrs. Lavon Fortner, and Mrs. W. L. Reed were admitted or treated, with Mrs. Reed and Mrs. McDonald and infant daughter discharged last Saturday.

Donald Becker Glen R. Becker FB. B. Maynard Choteau Hospital Dan Lindseth al Hollingshead Albert Hanson Chateau Lavon Fortner Fairfield W. L. Reed Pendray Gus McDonald

Mother of John B Conlin Dies in North Dakota

Mrs. Rose Galloway mother of John B Conlin of this city died September 28 at her Walhainla North Dakota home after a brief illness. She was 70 and had lived in the state for 30 years. Funeral services were held Monday October 1 as Mr and Mrs Conlin traveled by auto upon learning of her illness.

Rose Galloway John B. Conlin Walhalla North Dakota Conlin

Pastor to Hunt Big Game in Teton Country

Rev. Edwin Dover, pastor of the Methodist church, plans a big game hunting trip into the Teton country west of Chateau, accompanied by Rev. Wm. B. Richards. They will be guided by Grover Parker, rancher of the west Teton area, with N. W. Edwards in charge of Sunday's service and Rev. Richards preaching the following Sunday.

Edwin Dover Methodist Teton Chateau

Hunter shoots tagged duck on Muddy River

George Benedett, a local restaurateur, shot a Mallard on the Muddy Friday that bore a government biological survey tag 34-612030. He reported the finding to the Biological Survey in Washington, D C, noting the tag as part of a study on migratory birds and wildlife conservation efforts.

George Benedett Benedett Biological Survey Washington, D. C

Townsend plan advocate speaks at court house rally

H. A. Chappell, organizer for the Townsend revolving fund, urged a nonpartisan pension recovery program to a small crowd at the courthouse. Sponsored by a Great Falls committee, he noted local Townsend club leaders and a petition urging Congress to enact essential Townsend plan points.

H. A. Chappell Townsend Revolving Fund Court House Great Falls Townsend Club B. G. Trescott J. A. Baart J. L. Collins A. Straight Dan Huffman Congress Mr. Chappell

Roll Call Chairman for Red Cross Named

Co. D. McDonald of this city has been named by Miss Margaret Nagle, chapter chairman, as chairman for the annual Red Cross membership campaign which will begin the 15th of this month. Mayor C. W. Burns will this year be publicity director. Community chairmen appointed to date are: Power A. E. Anderson Dutton Jonas Johnson Pendrey Mrs. W. H. Wellenstein Collins Robert K. Funk.

Co. D. McDonald Margaret Nagle Red Cross C. W. Burns Power A. E. Anderson Dutton Jonas Johnson Pendrey W. H. Wellenstein Collins Robert K. Funk

Fidelity chapter card party at Masonic hall draws crowd

The auxiliary of Fidelity chapter No. 18 C. E. S. held a card party last night at the Masonic hall. The event was reported as enjoyable and profitable with about 90 attendees.

Auxiliary of Fidelity Chapter No. 18 Masonic Hall

Guests of Malones Duck Hunting at Agawam Ranch

Warden Austin B. Middleton of the State penitentiary at Deer Lodge and J. E. Murphy, former state purchasing agent at Helena, arrived last Thursday to spend two days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. X. Malone at their ranch near Agawam to hunt ducks. Saturday Ed. Phillips, state brand inspector at Helena, and Ted Collings of Helena, arrived to spend the weekend and hunt.

Austin B. Middleton Deer Lodge J. E. Murphy Helena

Roosevelt era debate highlights Democratic slate gains

The piece summarizes a political rally with speakers stressing labor rights, square deals, and opposition fears. Franklin D Roosevelt measures, old age pensions, unemployment insurance, and employment programs are hailed as progress. Congressman Ayers reflects on Washington experiences and critiques under the Republican party.

Washington B. K. Wheeler Congressman Ayers Teton County Republican Roosevelt Tesla Ayers House of Representatives West

Division of public funds praised amid political digressions

A speaker defended an administration measure for public works and road funding, noting a compromise split of money by population, area, and road mileage after fending off an eastern effort. He supported overriding the president's veto on veterans' compensation and criticized sugar quotas and tariff cuts while denouncing international bankers and calling some democrats dollar sign Democrats. He praised Pecora and warned of constitutional overreach as the dollar flows from tightfisted sources.

Tain Pecora Senate John W. Davis al Smith Liberty League

Notice to DUCK HUNTERS CANCELLING Privileges on Lands

K Malone announces no hunting or trespassing on lands owned or controlled by him. All prior privileges are cancelled. This immediate action affects all previously granted rights and access.

Cc. K. Malone

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Episcopalians John Roll Call Campbell Kellogg’s Dromedary Purex McIntosh Aya Jel Tokay Ett Red del Monte Red Chateau Creamery Woods Cross Lge Prunes Hubbard S. Maccany Choteau J. W. Weaver Henry Weist Agawam Mont Agnes Moore A. B. Guthrie Northwestern Livestock Co Shonkin L. E. Taylor Ford Kimball Piano Helen J. Thompson Teton Implement Co J. M. Weaver C. K. Malone Lincoln Percy Hodgskiss Lilly of the Valley Roots C. H. Porter Hudson Julius Hirshberg Guthrie Malones Franklin D. Roosevelt The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Perossion Clitizens State Bank Penney Jean Nedre Millinery Styles! Sports Coats J. C. Penney Co., Inc Choteau, Mont
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