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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1942
Page
4
Local notes list Miss Gladys and Mrs Paul Foutch visiting family at the Se Jah Converse home. Mrs Ralph Bomen and Mrs Phil Hubert helped clean the Greenfield Home Demonstration club meeting pool. Percy Walker of Denton spent Sunday in the area.
Gene McNutt of Spokane visited the Wilkinson and Bradford homes this week. Clifford and Paddock celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a neighbors gathering and a pot luck lunch. Floyd Hoover, Earl Wood, and S Stormwind attended an Eastern Star meeting in Fairfield Monday evening.
Farmington notices announce the golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs Lars Nasser at Trinity Lutheran church in Chateau. Invitations mailed this week. time moved from 2 30 to 7 30 due to farm work. Local activities include visits to Great Falls Helena Sunburst and building projects and a Sewing Club gathering.
A big joint auction of farm equipment household goods feeds and poultry is set for the Stofflet farm one mile east of Bole next Tuesday Oct 20. Auctioneers Barney Sparrow Cascade and B S Conrad will cry the sale which begins at 11 am with a free lunch at noon. Cash sale with all items sold. Owners are J E Walkington and Florence and Alice Stofflet.
Mr and Mrs Henry Weist and family visited Mrs Sister in Great Falls on Sunday to check on her serious car accident injuries near Power last week. Woodward had a minor operation last week and teaches in Agawam. Ray Robinson and Gordon Hayer went to Butte last Monday for air cadet exams and met Glen Stott of Bynum. Paul Kropp plans to bring 5000 sheep down from the reservation this week. Our H D Club will hold October meeting on Thursday October 29 with Miss Conlon attending. Mrs G L Banks cannot provide Red Cross first aid training as planned.
Five Teton County 4-H club members enroll to feed 15 lambs each for the Fat Lamb Show and Sale to be held in Great Falls next January. A total of 110 lambs are being fattened by 4-H clubs in the Fairfield Bench area. The program is sponsored by Glenn Baird, with about 500 to 600 lambs fattened in Great Falls region. Arthur Jussenden Jr. arrives at Camp White for basic training.
The school begins actual scrap collection amid delayed details, with organized rooms electing officers and a teacher as captain. An area on the ground holds a pen for iron steel brass copper and aluminum. Proceeds fund playground equipment and Columbus Day observances included a radio broadcast and patrol badges for Hollingshead Bush and Land based on citizenship.
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