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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
5
Choteau in brief items show Hirshberg's offers heavy wool sweaters blankets and part wool union suits. Local visits include J. R. Jones son Pendroy and Kenneth Cameron Detroit dentist graduate. dance ads for Twin Lakes and Bole. Miss Waneta Price resigns and Kansas City visitors.
New Layerbilt radio battery view at Hirshberg's announces coats at Parlor Shoppe on approval. Mrs Hensen's Parlor Shoppe features new coats this week. J Gleason stays in Simms to paint a bridge, left last Friday. Mr and Mrs R E Nelson hosted friends for Bert I Packer's 10th wedding anniversary with bridge and well wishes.
Mrs. Charles Klockler of this city died in the early hours, cause likely apoplexy or heart failure. Married 31 years ago in Choteau, the Klocklers lived near Fairfield before returning to Choteau. Survived by husband Mgr. Charles Klockler and three children Francis, Wallace, and Hattie, who resides in Great Falls. Body at Conner Undertaking pending funeral arrangements.
C. H. Connor found a February 1903 issue of The Carriage Monthly with a cover showing his Cha teau carriage and blacksmith shop. The 8 by 9 inch image, printed on enameled paper, features Connor at the workbench Charley La Page Horace Upman at anvils and forges, taken by E. N. Haugen. Connor also contributed an article on cash versus credit policy in trade.
A rider was admitted to Nes in the Chateau hospital with a fractured right shoulder blade and paralysis of the nerves in the right arm after a horse kick. The accident occurred a few days ago.
County Agent Robert Clarkson announced a Chateau 4-H club fair to be held about October 15 at the American Legion pavilion. A premium list totaling around 150 dollars is planned, with exhibits and demonstration teams from county 4-H clubs. Support comes from the Teton County Shipping association and the Chateau Lions club, with district competition in Great Falls for winners.
Public is invited to inspect the Pinnell Fur Co farm. Children must be with parents. The company disclaims responsibility for accidents caused by its animals. No dogs permitted.
Dr and Mrs Henry Beaupre observed their 47th wedding anniversary with a family dinner and reunion at the Beaupre hotel. Their daughter Mrs Anna Gorham and grandchildren joined from Sunburst. they have never missed observing the anniversary in 47 years.
The first day of the duck hunting season attracts many hunters from nearby points and local Nim rods join the army in large numbers. Ducks are plentiful despite dry weather and drying ponds, in good condition and feeding in abundant pea fields across the county.
Miss Winona Gitchell was on the sick list last week and Miss Doris Jones missed school due to illness. Earl Conklin hauled grain for several residents, Elmer Phillips finished harvesting and plans to move to Francis Heights. Verna Stewart helps at the Pendroy hotel. Several calls and visits occurred between Mrs. Elsie Jones, Mrs. Robert Sheppard, and others Tuesday afternoon and evening.
The A. Community Church outlines Sunday events with Church School at 10:00, Morning Worship at 11:15, Epworth League at 7:00 p.m. Pastor E R Kaemmer notes a strong Church School turnout and urges doubling attendance in coming Sundays.
Charley Crawshaw a young man employed by Tertling and Sons contractors on the Greenfield bench sustained injuries from a horse kick. He was attending to work tasks when the incident occurred and was treated at the scene. The report notes his condition but provides no further detail on prognosis.
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