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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1941
Page
5
Local notes cover travels and illnesses including Fred Smith visiting Great Falls and Helena Norma Rogers with scarlet fever Darline Anderson improving and Steve Lindseth homebound in Farmington. The item lists guests from Great Falls Conrad and Pendroy plus civic events and a fall dinner.
Mrs Dave Cooper drove to Missoula Friday to visit daughter Mary who attends the university there. Mary returned with her mother and spent the weekend in Choteau. Mr and Mrs Perry Brown now occupy the L J Howard residence. Howard recently transferred to Lewistown. Mrs Charles Wyman of Boise and Mr Albert Armstrong of Terre Haute visited ill sister Mrs Belle Passmore in Chateau hospital along with Mr and Mrs Harold Passmore of Kalispell.
Church announces choir rehearsal tonight at 8 and Sunday worship at 9 45 and 11 00 led by Rev Walter C Wampler district superintendent Special music by the choir and Epworth League 6 30 Evening service and first quarterly conference at 7 30 Midweek service Tuesday 7 50 The first quarterly conference moved to Sunday Oct 26 Dr Wampler to preach at Chateau and Pendroy and conduct conference The W S C S annual meeting to be held in Missoula Oct 28–29 with parish members attending Pendroy service Oct 26 Richard F Vick minister
Teton county farmers under the 1941 Triple A program were urged by Chairman W H Wellenstein to avoid destroying perennial grasses or legumes planted to offset flax. Destroying these soil conserving crops in 1942 could reduce Triple A payments and, if inspections find destruction, the flax acreage would be added to 1941 soil depleting land.
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