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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1931
Page
5
Mrs. Fraser visits Choteau on business as Hirshberg's promotes new stock from clerks to gowns. Town notes include Dr. Crary back at work after surgery, Fire Chief J G Jackson at scene, frost warnings, and a new gas line position for Charles Straight.
Eleven carloads of Montana cattle departed Tuesday from Bynum bound for the Chicago market. Shippers include Ellis & Sherman, Wm. Irwin, John Jarima, R. D. Anderson, Jas. Hightower, J. Zgoda and Wm. Ellsworth. Dedication of the L D S church and community hall at Bynum to feature Joseph Fielding Smith and other church officials. The Montana Power company plans a new bungalow near the Te ton river, to be occupied by Jack Lynch and his wife, with Lynch serving as a company inspector.
Grace Allum daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Allum and Jack ONeill were married in Helena this month. The bride graduated from Teton County High School and the groom worked as a ditch foreman for Foster and Horkan during the gas line project. They returned to Chateau for a brief honeymoon. ONeill will move to Cle Elum Washington to work for Winston Bros contractors on a large irrigation dam. Mrs ONeill will join him once suitable living quarters are found.
Mass times listed for Chateau By num Augusta and extras. Services set for Sunday September 20 with 11 o'clock at Chateau 9 o'clock at Bynum and 8 30 and 10 30 at Augusta. Bible history and Christian doctrine classes to resume Sunday.
In this note from Choteau Montana, KLOCKLER discusses owning a home as a source of deep personal pride and satisfaction beyond monetary value, stating the home becomes the center of cherished memories and life interests.
The Ladies' Industrial will host a dinner at the M E church parlors on Thursday September 24 starting at 5 30 p m Prices are 35c and 25c.
A county wide Farmers Union gathering will convene next Wednesday afternoon September 23 at the courthouse in Chateau with L C Hart of the Farmers Union Exchange in St Paul as speaker.
Joseph Alexander MacDonald of Danvers Montana married Mildred Lucille Reed of Los Angeles Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs Geo W Jackson. Rev J B Schulte officiated with Mr and Mrs Jackson as witnesses. The bride’s sister Mrs Jackson attended. They will reside in Danvers after a brief honeymoon.
The first social meeting of Chateau Lodge No 11 I O O F will be held on the first Tuesday night in October. All Odd Fellows Rebekahs their escorts and dependent children are admitted free. Those invited by the committee pay 50 cents per couple. By order of the lodge.
Public School News notes the nearly finished Green Meadows model farm used for weekly reading and language work. First graders boast perfect attendance, second graders craft keep clean posters and autumn leaf decorations, while fifth graders read one book monthly as part of an active library project amid Constitution Day observances.
Seventh grade pupils organized a Good Citizenship League electing Jimmie Martine as president Billy Briggs as vice president Frances Wright as secretary The first meeting discussed the Hoover moratorium and England's dole system.
The Woman's club will meet at Mrs Mathis's home on Wednesday afternoon September 23 with Mrs Austad assisting in entertaining. Health hints will be used for roll call. The meeting moves from Thursday to Wednesday due to a county club gathering Thursday.
Friday visitors included Mrs. Mary Hane and daughter Gladys of Simms and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swenson with son Billy at the Holm home. Max Bunday underwent a successful Mayo Clinic operation and shin bone graft to mend a nonknitting arm fracture. Local residents reported business in Great Falls and visits to John Holm ranch, with club meeting rescheduled to September 30.
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