Pendroy Family Trip to Conrad Reported
Mr and Mrs Looney and two sons and Mrs Issacson motored to Conrad Saturday for a family outing.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1926
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Looney and two sons and Mrs Issacson motored to Conrad Saturday for a family outing.
Miss Lois Jones prepares to depart for Washington to pursue further schooling. The notice also lists Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith of Conrad and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Turner among those connected to the household.
Harley Brewer Roy Sheeble and guests spent Friday evening playing cards at the Talbert home. Miss Kate Wellenstein visits Conrad friends. Rev Robert B Culbertson called on Pendroy families Saturday afternoon. Ladies Aid at Mrs Estes home Proceeds sewing. Next meeting with Mrs F M Kaupish Thursday afternoon. Mrs Ed Davis and son Leonard home from Great Falls. Mrs Davis reports James Sheeble improved. Mrs Isaacson visited with Mrs Cleve Looney and Mrs Bill Wellenstein then returned to Shelby. Brewer family returned from Beachland and nearby visits. Gitchel neighborhood school planned to serve Gitchel Sanford Jones Thomas Shephard Looney families and others.
Farmington opens with 34 pupils as Miss Pearl Hadley of Big Sandy Montana will teach the grammar grades and Miss Alice Rahm from Minnesota the primary grades. Several residents are noted visiting or traveling, including Lars Iverson heading to Denver and the Thompson family hosting gatherings.
M E Church lists Sunday school at 10 30 a m Ep Worth League at 7 15 p m There will be no preaching service this Sunday as the minister is away to conference
Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity services include Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Morning prayer at 10:30 a.m. Second celebration and sermon at 10:35. Church school at noon. Evening prayer at 7:30. Services occur on the second and fourth Sundays each month. Rector L. H. Young.
Sumas obituary notes Mrs Susannah Stonehouse died Tuesday evening August 24 in Washington. She was aged unspecified in the brief notice.
At 85 years 10 months and 25 days the widow of William Stonehouse died after a long illness. A Scotland native, she moved to Ontario in youth, married William Stonehouse and lived there many years before moving to Bynum. Four years ago she joined her son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Stonehouse in Sumas Washington. Her husband died two years ago.
Notice to hunters no hunting no trespassing no trapping on lands owned or controlled by the undersigned in Teton county. Violators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. F. P. GOODWIN PAUL A. KROPP 121f
Automobile tourists show shrinking camp presence as days shorten with travelers preferring hotels. Mrs. C. H. Porter’s tourist register lists this week’s arrivals: H. LeRoy Barnaby and wife from Great Falls. N. J. Porter and daughter from Moose Jaw Sask. H. A. Howland of Dillon Mont. Oscar Duncan and family with Joe Slimberger from Great Falls. William Do. Troy. Frank J. Cowan and Tom B. Troy from Havre.
J M Weaver sold Merchants Cafe to L Shannon a Walla Walla Washington native. Shannon took possession September fourth and plans changes including all night service and a full line of chili and Chinese noodle dishes.
The Chateau Public Library will extend evening access on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 30 to 9 00 and add a Saturday slot from 3 00 to 5 06 as announced by the library committee of the Woman's Club.
Classified item list showing multiple short notices. Requests board and room for a girl. various sale, rental, and employment prompts including livestock, vehicles, real estate, and sewing. includes names like Mrs E J Hirshberg Mrs Maud E Wilcox and Dr Anne Brekke. local business and auction references.
Several classified lines list items for sale including a McCormick Big 4 mower for 20 dollars, a Rumely 16 30 tractor priced to sell, a Buick touring car for 250 dollars, and a brown saddle horse with branding brought in as an estray. A lady’s coat is noted as found at the Choteau Club and needs owner claim.
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