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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1946

Page

8

HAPPENED IN DUTTON

Mr and Mrs Lewis Downing of the H S Hodges home are relatives of Mrs Downing who had not seen Mr Hodges in 30 years A D Chapin formerly of Dutton and farmer north of the Teton river died in Jordan New York Franklyn Smails died in Seattle from polio Lucille Smails daughter of Fred and Mrs Phillips left to be with family Lois Hodges to teach in Wapato Washington Miss Gladyce Campbell returned from Yellowstone for Bozeman state college August Sunday school resumed at Lutheran church Gerald Purkey and Miss Phyllis Mehl left for Minneapolis and Pasadena students Van Wishers visit Great Falls Shrine carnival attendance several local moves and gatherings mentioned Local notes on families and clubs.

Lewis Downing H. S. Hodges Fred Phillips Lucille Smails Robert Ellingson Ronald Conrad T. J. Larson Kalispell Eastern Star Gladyce Campbell Yellowstone Park Sis State College Bozeman Grace Elkins Oklahoma City Elkins John Bosseler Bad Kissengen Germany John Lois Hodges Wapato Wash Spokane Friends Lutheran Church Gerald Purkey Flint Mich Ernest Black Phyllis Mehl Minneapolis Minnesota David Jimmy McClellan Pasadena Muir Junior College Rempel Arnold Aanerud Caldwell Idaho W S.C.S Ed Markle M. F Markels Great Falls

Hospital Notes From Choteau and Surrounding Areas

Hospital notes list newborns and discharges across multiple towns. Mrs. Harold Larson of Choteau welcomes a seven pound six ounce boy. Mrs. Lawrence Carrier has a seven pound two ounce girl. Alex Truchot of Farmington noted surgical. Gary Hunter and J. A. Connole listed as medical. Discharges include R. B. Willman of Augusta and Mrs. A. Winship of Fairfield. Additional entries mention Albert Hausman Pendroy and repeated names.

Harold Larson Choteau Lawrence Carrier Alex Truchot Farmington Surgical Gary Hunter J. A. Connole Conrad Medical Albert Peterson Surgrical Sophie VanWichen R. B. Willman Augusta A. Winship Fairfield Albert Hausman Pendroy

Choteau Lions Set Record In Attendance Week

The Choteau Lions club honored president Denzil McDonald with a 1004 attendance at Tuesday’s regular meeting. The gathering launched an 82 week 100% attendance contest as Leo Murphy notes efforts to boost participation. Dr. J. C. McCarty and Gene Barness were welcomed as new members.

Congressman Wesley D Ewart Visits in Teton

Congressman Wesley A. D Ewart toured Chateau Saturday afternoon during a three week eastern Montana swing after adjournment. He met farmers and businessmen for firsthand views on post session issues and dined with local Republican leaders. He praised crops in Teton and Pondera counties and plans another October stop in his campaign tour.

Wesley A. D'Ewart Chateau Montana D’ewart Republican County Organization Teton Pondera Teton County

Remark of thanks for support during illness and death

To those who kindly assisted during the illness and death of our beloved father and grandfather Peter P. Kelly we express sincere appreciation. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Jensen and family Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Stebbins Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kelly Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Davis

Peter P. Kelly A. H. Jensen L. M. Stebbins Arthur Kelly E. N. Davis

Appreciation for Sanford E. Trisler’s Passing

To all our friends who assisted and comforted us in the passing of Sanford E. Trisler we express our deepest appreciation for kindly expressions and services rendered. Trisler J. S. Trisler Mrs. R. B. McDonald

Sanford E. Trisler Trisler J. S. Trisler R. B. McDonald

Funeral Services Held Tuesday For Peter P. Kelly

Requiem high mass for Peter Paul Kelly who died at his home in Bynum was said at St. Joseph's church in Chateau. Pallbearers included Charles Purkett Bynum George Kochman Bynum Jack Boettcher Bynum Jerry Breen Chateau Charles Bartley Great Falls and J. E. Sullivan Great Falls. He was born June 29 1880 in Tipperary Ireland came to America in 1897 and married Eula L. Rowland in 1909 at Conrad. He worked in dray and transfer in Bynum 1917 to 1921 and was manager of the Gallatin Valley elevator in Bynum from 1924 until illness last spring. Survivors include four children Mrs Alexandra Jensen Elk Wash Mrs

Peter Paul Kelly Bynum James J. Sheerin St. Joseph’s Church Chateau Charles Purkett George Kochman Jack Boettcher Jerry Breen Charles Bartley Great Falls J. E. Sullivan Kelly Tipperary Ireland America Eula L. Rowland Conrad Gallatin Valley Alice Jensen Elk

Train Schedule Adjusted for Stock Season on Great Northern

Harry Porter, agent, announced a weekly change for the Great Northern line. The regular train will arrive at 7:50 each Tuesday morning, with a 11:50 a.m. departure for stock season. All other days keep 3:30 p.m. arrival and 6:00 p.m. departure.

Harry Porter Porter

Pendroy and Kalispell Family Notables Mentioned

Ellen Davis and Arthur Kelly of Pendroy are named along with Mrs Kathryn Stebbins. Kalispell is cited with two brothers John and Michael Kelly and sister Mrs Maloney of Tipperary. Three grandchildren Howard Jensen Lauralee Jensen and Michael P Stebbins are listed.

Ellen Davis Pendroy Arthur Kelly Kathryn Stebbins Kalispell John Michael Kelly Maloney Tipperary Howard Lauralee Jensen Michael P. Stebbins

Opening of Chateau Coast-to-Coast Store Draws Huge Crowd

More than 2,000 people attended the grand opening of the Chateau Coast-to-Coast store over two days. Owner Ed Obernolte said the reception exceeded expectations and noted 90 dozen doughnuts were served. He emphasized the chain is not a formal chain, with each store locally owned and a centralized purchasing system supporting all locations.

Chateau Ed Obernolte Obernolte

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