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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1933
Page
5
Local items report lumber yard deals at St Anthony and Dakota, flour at Rex and Sapphire, lamps from Aladdin, and grocery specials at Hirshbergs and Chateau Hardware Co. Letters note hospital stays, veterans, a fire lookout, and school classes preparing farm booklets and art projects. Community events include guild meetings and auxiliary notices.
Dr Boyd Davis of C. E. Davis and Son will be in Choteau to fit glasses on Saturday September 30 at the Choteau el.
The public school opened September 5 with about 200 students and more expected as families travel from the mountains. New teacher Miss Roseanne Smith of Boulder Montana joins the third grade in Mrs Core's room. New readers and language books introduced across grades with covering books urged to protect both old and new volumes. Glee club draws 30 boys. seventh grade Current Events class studies the National Recovery Act and the Citizens' Conservation Corps with Austrian and Cuban topics next week. First graders begin a farm project for pre-primer reading using chart stories.
Mrs. W. F. Arensmeyer and son Leslie Lyle visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanson at Kleina. Miss Ann Menghini of Power, teaching Malone school, is staying at the O. DeRusha home.
Ray Umphress and family visited in Great Falls Sunday. Mrs. Nellie Lindgren and children from Hillyard Washington returned home at the week’s start. Miss Mary Lemmon teaches the Baker school near Dutton. Art Lindseth leaves for Monroe Oregon to work with his brother Herman. Newell Packer and family from Chic nook visited Ina Packer Tuesday. Miss Leda Denison helps Mrs. Dauwalder at Bole. Henry Davidson did carpentry for Carl Malone last week. Miss Carrie Baker visits home a few days. Davidson and LeDesky rebuilt the chimney on H Nyhns house. Heavy fog delayed harvesting Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Gay Franklin and Mrs. Everett DeRusha and Floyd visited O DeRusha Tuesday evening. Clarence Carlson threshing and Chuck Otness combining for Chris Swenson. Everett DeRusha threshing for Steve Lindseth.
Mrs Evelyn Campbell and her son Richard returned to their Drummond home after a weeklong visit at the potential Trudeau residence. Henry Tomsha assists Mr Walsh with elevator work.
Mr Walsh has injuries but is improving. Mrs Helen Waterman hosted a cake baking demonstration with competitors Mrs Anna McClenhan Mrs Gertrude Funk and Mrs Anna Finnegan, who scored highest. R K Funk bought a cow from R S McClenham. N E Baquet visited son C D Baquet. Young men attended a show in Conrad. Calvin Fuson assists Walter Dodd with threshing as grain dries.
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