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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1941
Page
8
An article argues farm households can and should install a full electric kitchen with an electric range refrigerator water heater dishwasher and cabinets. It highlights time savings reduced labor costs cleaner cooking safer operation and options to finance through manufacturers REA cooperatives or the Electric Home and Farm Authority.
Fairfield mourns Nic Konen who died Monday morning at Choteau hospital. Funeral held at Fairfield Catholic church. American Legion Post No 80 escorted the body from Banks Funeral Home. Body escorted to Helena and then Lewistown Idaho for burial. Brother and sister arrived late, son Edward serving in the army joined Monday evening. Eddie accompanied the body to Idaho.
Wayne Ledesky returned to camp after a ten day furlough. Mrs made Arensmeyer hosted the Home Demonstration club program committee at her home to plan the 1941 42 calendar. Mr and Mrs Lindseth and sons Trobert and Donald spent a week in Great Walls visiting Mrs Maurie Lindseth and relatives. Miss Yazel Davidson left ten days ago for Los Angeles.
Mrs Davidson’s sister hosts a stay while a business college student plans ahead. Mr and Mrs Howard Hanson and children Anna Marie and Charles visited relatives in Pendleton Oregon. Eleanor and Mabel Baker traveled to Glasgow to visit sister Mrs Jermer Knajff then returned home. Mr and Mrs Knajt moved to a Claude area farm formerly occupied by the Morrises. Karl Van Setten of Fairfield visited on the beach. Elsie and Mabel Thorn visited Wisconsin to see sister Mrs Waldo Kronberg and seek work. C G Passmore returned from Washington where his mother Mrs Belle Passmore remained critically ill with the elder Mrs Passmore.
Margaret B. Conlon organized the 20th home demonstration club in Te ton county with a group of 10 women between Cho teau and Augusta. They elected Mrs Henry Trinkbeiner president, Mrs Almon Perry vice president, and Mrs Ted Knutson secretary.
The Home Arts group of the Woman's Club will meet at Mrs. Elmer Dial's home with Mrs. Oliver Hanson assisting, on Monday evening September 29 instead of September 22 as originally planned.
Clark Corey of the soil conservation office argues bins should be leveled before inspectors measure wheat for loan applications. Level bins would ease inspections when farmers are away and ensure accurate measurement, reducing extra work and errors from dumped grain.
Students observed constitution day with a patriotic program and an address by Geo A Carroll on the meaning of the Constitution. Grades six through nine took a musical aptitude test for the beginners band. a parents meeting at 7 30 pm at the high school will show instruments and aid in securing one. New enrollments include Margaret and Buddy Taylor Jean Maharry and Betty Hughes. Grade enrollment reaches 221. WPA and Surplus Commodities relief plans aim to add hot lunch service. Morning and noon bells times and tardy gongs listed. Library periods assigned. many new books added.
In Belton and surrounding areas three couples obtained licenses this past week. Lee Kimball 40 and Ruth McKean nie 31 of Belton were issued on Sept 13, Delbert Hanni 27 and Alta Al stad 20 of Chateau on Sept 12, Louis Shryne and Genevieve Hines both legal of Great Falls on Sept 17.
The 4-H Builders group for youths ages 15 to 21 will meet at the Chateau high school on Friday September 19 at 8 p m. Dave Rice of Pendroy serves as president and Eloise Southard of Fairfield is secretary.
R E Nelson of Chateau is appointed county chairman of the National Underwriters Assn to cooperate with Arnold Hanusa, county chairman of the National Defense Savings staff, in promoting National Defense bonds and stamps. A Helena letter from Arthur Nelson cites agents’ past service in Liberty Loan drives and calls for renewed national effort amid the emergency.
Nic Konen of Fairfield died September 14. Mrs May Cook and baby girl were dismissed September 17. Mrs Heighton of Choteau admitted September 15. Harry Perkins readmitted September 17. Mrs Dave Salois of Dupuyer dismissed September 10. A baby girl born to Mrs Srl Grey of Augusta September 12. Laura Lee Lucero of Augusta admitted September 10 treated for knee injuries from a automobile accident dismissed September 13. Mrs Walter Lucero and infant son of Augusta dismissed September 12. Grace Langford of Boston dismissed September 12. Mrs John Bokken of Frances Heights admitted September 17 for pneumonia.
Presidents and secretaries from Teton county home demonstration clubs meet in Chateau for a full day Fall Council on Saturday September 27, starting at 10:30 with a luncheon at noon and officers to be elected.
Classified notice for a 1980 Chevrolet sedan priced at $40 cash. Trade consideration offered. Contact Mrs. Tom Manix in Choteau. Postmarked 17-2.
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