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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
5
Community notices cover visitors from Great Falls Pendroy and Collins. Births include daughters born to the Kade and Campbell families at Choteau hospital. Local business, medical, school, and church activities are listed with names of residents and visiting officials.
Dr. Boyd Davis of C. E. Davis & Sons will fit glasses in Choteau at the Choteau Hotel this Saturday October 28.
Elmer Smith led a Lions club meeting with Scout Commissioner Edgar G. Maclay delivering a report on Montana council scouting. The event featured the Scout band under Henry Ness and duets by Francis Moye and John Billings. plans included a Duroc Jersey gift purchase and a football game sponsorship with tickets available locally.
T. L. Gap Mrs. Taylor arrives from Chicago to join Mr. and Mrs. Myers in their Montana home. Herman Bauma and family visit Conrad and Shelby. Mrs. Ven Setten and her Fairfield party visit Emaar. Robbie Johnson of Chateau visits Jimmie Ferris. Mrs. McClenhan and Mrs. Waterman visit Myers home. Eugene Ferris couple are at the Myers residence.
The passage records a sequence of visits and family duties around Chicago. It notes a trip to Niagara Canada to visit Mrs Ferris's relatives, dinners with the Myers family, Great Falls visits, flax harvesting by Mr Paulis, and caretaking at K R Smith's place by Walter Haskell during the absence.
The bulletin urges careful review of six week reports sent to parents next Wednesday. It stresses punctual attendance, proper excuses for absences, and adequate sleep to avoid poor grades. It notes Phyllis Walley as first grade president, Halloween party plans, and upcoming Columbus Day observances and a seventh grade book exchange.
Notice states W H Gorham resigns as city marshal and offers free estimates for painting services in Choteau Montana.
The Relief society held an opening social on Tuesday with a meeting and program followed by lunch. Mr and Mrs Charlie Hansen returned Friday from a two week Idaho visit. The H D club met Thursday at Bert Stotts home. Roy Hanberg traveled to Conrad on business. Several women visited the Moore home all day Friday. Harry Stott and Dell Green hosted guests Sunday evening. About 25 percent of wheat allotment voters attended Tuesday night’s election.
Officers elected include F. Reid Swenson as Chairman of the local board and as a member of the county board of directors. Local board members are Gordon Monkman and A Jensen. Joe Zgoda returns to Rochester for health reasons and John Cahoon remains ill with plans for treatment in Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Swenson visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanberg.
Church services scheduled for next Sunday at 3 00 p m. Election of Sunday school officers and teachers soon to be announced. Local stores changing hands as Joe Fallon shop sold to the Sprinkles who plan meat and cream sales.
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