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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1948
Page
4
Local residents from Great Falls, Bozeman, and nearby areas are listed visiting, working, or moving through Chateau. Includes listings of weddings, births, absences for medical care, campaign activity, and church events with names such as Roy Payne, Marion Schae, Don Rose, and LeRoy Nelson among others.
Mr and Mrs Bob McDonald and infant James Carell returned home from Great Falls on Tuesday. Elizabeth Rosengren and sons came back Wednesday after weeks in Bozeman with the Parkett family. Garnet McDonald Polson and Harold McDonald San Diego visited here last week. Bill Mitchell and daughter Columbia Falls spent time with relatives. Art Kelly and wife returned from a two week trip to Washington and Kalispell. Geo Springle and Vern Engstrand were Great Falls visitors on Saturday. Mr and Mrs McGahn left for Reno after a month here.
The tradition says Sweden was founded between 600 and 650 AD by a union of the Svear and Gotar tribes. The Goths reportedly accepted the Swedish king as their ruler while retaining land and local self-government.
Dr J K Colman will lead a diagnostic clinic for cerebral palsied children on Oct 23 in Great Falls with seven specialists. Joint sponsorship by Montana Chapter of the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults and the local American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs Lily Morris public health nurse Cascade County oversees arrangements with appointments by invitation for children from multiple counties.
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid hosts dinner and bazaar in church parlors on Saturday October 16 at 5 30 pm. Menu features roast pork with dressing mashed potatoes hot vegetables coleslaw salad rolls pickles jelly apple pie cheese and coffee. Adults price 1 25 children 65 cents. Come and do your Christmas shopping early.
Palsied children are raised annually through a national Easter seals sale. In Montana over 19 percent of funds stay in the state, aiding two centers. One in Billings treats 50 children. a Helena center will open with Shodahl crippled children's home. About 600 cerebral palsied children lack educational facilities. next year funds will add centers. The Great Falls clinic at Civic Center is Oct 23, one of five Montana clinics.
A historical note outlines Washington DC prohibitions and rules: tying a horse or tree is forbidden, kite flying incurs a $10 fine, buildings capped at 14 stories, weeds over four inches illegal, and residents face proximity rules to police and firemen with a 12 mile limit to the capitol.
Manufacturing at Chateau will complete spraying units for airplanes. The firm will make hydraulic agitators press gauges pumps spray booms nozzles and tanks and will spray crop chemicals statewide in Montana. Plans call for aerial spraying to become a major future industry with planes sent from Chateau to Montana contracting areas and sales across the state and beyond.
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