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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1957
Page
3
Growers with safflower experience are asked for opinions on the crop and its potential in Teton County. An oil seed crushing firm shows real interest in a local plant, seeking acreage and contract viability. A county agents meeting with the company is set for Sept 20 to gather input on yields, contract prices, market mobility, and year to year performance.
Girls from Choteau joined two Scoutana camp sessions during school vacation. From July 7 to 13, Judy Zgoda Audrey Sheble Jo Ann Nesbit Pat McLaughlin Gretchen Yorke Laurie Banks Jean McGuire Bonnie Hansen Diane Hansen Linda Vance and Janie Burns attended. From August 11 to 17, Dana and Kathy Boussard Nancy Davidson and Kathy Maloney joined. Activities included making dippers, duties in patrols, new adirondacks, outdoor badge work, horseback riding, and swimming.
Estella Davis expresses sincere thanks for kindnesses, cards, and flowers received during hospitalization.
For sale hundreds of new furniture carpet and appliance bargains Friday and Saturday September 20 and 21 at the Grand Opening of our new Furniture Store on Highway 89 south of Choteau. Free refreshments both days. Obernolte Furniture, Choteau.
At mid 1957 Montana farmers and ranchers boosted long term borrowing from the Equitable Life Assurance Society to 7 749 000 from 7 116 000 year ago. Loan supervisor Glenn A Hunt in Spokane announced that 534 farmers and ranchers were using the Society funds in their farm and ranch operations.
Mrs. Pearl Tange reports no school Thursday in Farmington and East Farmington as teachers attended an institute at Conrad. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hanson spent several days in Glacier Park visiting Lake McDonald Motel operators. Local families, including the Otnesses and Lillian Otness, returned midweek from a Labor Day weekend at Coeur d'Alene Idaho. Albert Carlson, Ray Weist, Charles Hanson, and Bill Bruce hosted a weiner roast for area young couples at the Teton Saturday night.
Janet Otnees celebrated her third birthday with family guests including Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Arensmeyer. Ann Roberson of Phoenix visited the Arensmeyers as did Lawrence Roberson and his daughter. Several dinners honored departing students Walter William Arensmeyer and Bill Chalmers. Reuben Depner mourns his mother Ernest Lindgren. The Farmington H D club plans fall activities after a short summer.
The notice notes a September meeting scheduled for Thursday September 19 with an outdoor picnic if weather allows. Attendees will gather for a 2 pm meeting with Mrs. Gus Depner, with details to follow in case of changes.
Weather details are not provided. The gathering took place at the residence of Mrs G I Tangens.
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