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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1936

Page

8

Association Ships Four Cattle Cars To Western Markets

The Teton County Shipping Association reports seven cattle cars shipped this season from Collins, Chateau, Dutton and Bole to western markets with prices varying across markets. Top heifers bring 5.50, steers 6.25, four 4 1 2 steers at 7.25 due to water shortages. Cows top at 4.75. This week four cars from Bole and one each from Power and Chateau are planned, listing shippers including Bammel, Meyer, Ditto, Gamradt, Lehnert, Dirks, Tuenges, Primus, Tackes, Bouma, Anna Bouma, Foster, Snyder, Mauseth.

Teton County Shipping Association Collins Chateau Dutton Bole Associaton Power E. M Bammel A. L. Meyer Gerald Ditto Geo. Gamradt Joe Lehnert Joe Dirkes John Tuenges Joe Primus Geo. Tackes Louie Bouma Anna Bouma Gene Foster S W. Snyder Oliver Mauseth

Scissor Snippers Club Camped in Teton Canyon

The Scissor Snippers of Farmington spent a week camping in Teton canyon. Leaders were absent, Nora Lemmon joined as guest. Daily hikes and climbs covered terrain around the Boy Scout cabin. They returned home Sunday evening.

Scissor Snippers Club Farmington Teton Canyon Nora Lemmon Boy Scout Cabin Lois Swenson

Hospital Notes Discharges and Births at Maynard

Mrs Geo Cutts of Fort Shaw discharged from Maynard hospital Tuesday. Mrs Chas Purkett of Bynum admitted as medical patient. A daughter born at Maynard hospital to Mr and Mrs Maurice Lindseth. John Ward of Belleview listed as medical patient at Maynard hospital. Eugene UL Murphy noted as surgical patient at Maynard hospital Monday.

Geo Mr. Cutts Fort Shaw Maynard Hospital Chas. Purkett Bynum Maurice Lindseth John Ward Belleview Iugene Murphy Mon

Local Hospital News From Choteau Area

The Choteau hospital reports several patients including Elmer Rosette a surgical patient who entered Saturday and Mrs Wm Burch admitted for medical treatment. A daughter was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Howard Jensen of Bynum at the Choteau hospital.

Hans Martinson Maynard Hospital Wm. Burch Choteau Hospital Elmer Rosette Howard Jensen Bynum Jimmie Adams Albert Crawshaw Jas. Paul Gilman Otto Duenow Fairfield Chateau Hospital

Pendroy and area residents weekending in Montana

Pendroy Garnet McDonald and family plus Lewistown friends spent the weekend at the McDonald home. Several locals including Wellenstein families and 4-H members toured firms in Great Falls and Helena. Harold McDonald will soon join the Navy and many residents visited relatives and shopped in nearby towns.

Garnet McDonald Lewistown McDonald Nick Wellenstein Helena Clancy W. H. Wellenstein Pendroy Mont Paris Dry Goods Eddy Bakery Peterson Ethyl Reid John Swanson Ladies Aid Patty Campbell Robby Gulbrandsen Conrad Harold McDonald Jones Harold Navy Chas. Thomas Joe Thomsha H. F. Passmore Broeder Kalsispell Bozeman Great Falls Campbell and Lewis Jean Larson Waterton Lakes Marion Lewis Alice Brownell Betty Erickson Marjorie Brises Washington

Local families report travel and visits this spring

Mr and Mrs Warles and son Ermer left Tuesday for a two month visit with relatives in Virginia. C L Gutshall left Wednesday for Idaho. Mike Campbell returned Wednesday from a visit with his twin brothers in Canada. Mr and Mrs H J Moon and Mr and Mrs Nick Wellenstein spent last Tuesday in Great Falls. The W P Phillips and Fred Phillips families spent Sunday at the Jane Prifer Jr home. Mrs H J Moon and C F Nugen have been on the sick list.

Mrs. Warles Ermerson Virginia C. L. Gutshall Idaho Mike Campbell Canada H. J. Moon Nick Wellenstein Great Falls W. P. Phillips Fred Phillips Jne Priffer, Jr C. F. Nugen

Lutheran Church Services at Ep is opal church

Worship services announced for Sunday evening September 13 at eight oclock in the Ep is pal church under the name of Jesus our Savior. Congregation invites all to attend.

Episcopal Church Jesus

Miss Young Delights Lions With New York Visit

Miss Erma Young spoke to the Lions at their Tuesday meeting recounting a vivid trip to New York City. She described Harlem, Coney Island, Greek Orthodox services, Skyscraper construction, the New York Symphony, broadcasting studios, and more, likening it to Aladdin's lamp. John Billings impressed with a cornet solo. K R Sturgis noted a $40 deficit in the pool fund. the club plans for 4 H fair and welcomes Gibson Monkman and Wayne Gillette as new members.

Erma Young New York City Miss Young New York East Side Symphony Orchestra Harlem Coney Island Phil I. Cole Chateau John Billings John Sturgis Comittee Herb Winner Lions Fred S. Willson A. B. Guthrie Gibson Monkman Wayne Gillette

Local Ball Tossers Take Two Victories

The Chateau team under Tom Dellno won two games against Conrad and Valier on Sunday at Valier with scores 3 to 2 and 9 to 5. A planned double header of seven innings featured a late 2-2 tie and a winning run on a single by Jack Care. Poore pitched for Choteau, O’Hare caught for Valier, and Dale relieved Poore with Allum catching in the second game. The Pishkun CCCs next visit Choteau for a return.

Chateau Tom Dellno Conrad Valier Jack Care Harles Poore Choteau O'Hare Dale Allum Pishkun CCC

Farmington Club Tour to Great Falls

A Farmington club took a Tuesday tour to Great Falls on Sept 1 with the leader teaching at school and the assistant absent. The group visited Paris Dry Goods, lunch at Gibson Park, KFBB for Rainbow players, and then Russell home to see ancient relics.

Scissor Snippers Club Farmington Great Falls Paris Murphy Gibson Park KFBB Rainbow Players Otness Swenson Russell Lois Swenson

Teton County Farmers Union Plans Friday Delegate Meeting

A meeting of the Teton County Farmers union is set for Friday to choose a delegate for the state convention at Great Falls from Sept 30 to Oct 3 and to handle other business at the quarterly gathering.

Teton County Farmers Union

Sunday church schedule with Epworth League event

Sunday school at 10 a m for all departments beginners meet at 11 a m in the primary beginners room at the parsonage and continue through the church hour morning worship at 11 a m sermon by the pastor special music report from the lay delegate to conference chas a franks pendrey 3 p m Epworth League 7 p m Epworth League reception for newcomers social in church parlors Wednesday September 16 Walter Hentges in charge aided by Mrs Averill high school folks invited Rev Edw Dover pastor

Chas. A. Franks Pendrey Epworth Walter Hentges Averill Edw. Dover

Flower Show Awards List From Local Exhibition

A long listing of prizes awarded at the city flower show includes winners in Sweet Peas, Asters, Dahlias, Gladiolus, Hollyhocks, Phlox, Calendula, Cosmos, Golden Glow, Larkspur, Marigolds, Nasturtiums, Pansies, Roses, Petunias, Snapdragons, Zinnias, and decorative displays. Names such as Mrs. Frank Stearns, Mrs. Tom Neely, Mrs. Jas. Peebles, Mrs. Gay Franklin, Mrs. J. Mozer, and Mrs. Julia Monkman appear among multiple categories and placings.

Frank Stearns E. L. Jourdonnais BE. J. Crary Tom Neely Jas. Peebles A. Hanusa Asters Gay Franklin Greta Swanson B. J. Crary Fred Willson Dahlia Ted Paulus Guy Miller E.G. Smith W. W. Cole Gladiolus Wm. Cook Hollyhock Virginia Allum Fiolyhock Joe Mozer Phlox Swanson R. E. Nelson J. Mozer Cosmos Fd. Dover Golden Glow Chas Alun Larkspur J. E. Woody- Skiss Arensmeyer Marigold Julia Monkman E. C. Smith Stanley Smith E. J. Crary John Mozer J. E. Taylor Otis Mellon C. H. Porter Ed. Dover Roses Phil S. Cole Geo. Thompson Petunias J. T. Robison L. KB. Taylor C. W. Ield J. Luinstra S. Maceany Saterlie Sunflower Sullivan

Mountain View 4H Club Holds Ninth Meeting

The Mountain View Pig and Calf club met at P. L. Otness's home on Monday evening August 3. The record books were reviewed and Mrs. Otness served a delicious lunch.

Mountain View P. L. Otness

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