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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1929
Page
4
St Stephen's Church announces services for the seventh Sunday after Trinity with a 10 30 morning prayer 11 00 holy communion noon study and 7 30 evening prayer led by Lee Young General Missionary.
Mr and Mrs Durland traveled to Great Falls while the Power-Morgan Co began a new machine shop in town. Area residents including Jack Stone from Conrad and several families enjoyed Sundays in the mountains and at local ranches.
Mrs W F Arensmeyer hosted visitors on Wednesday afternoon. Doris Anderson visited Ruth Stanger and Mrs Conner. The Benedict sisters Ada and Marion drove to Great Falls then returned to Farmington. Relatives of Mrs Groot in Chateau visited after 25 years. Death news: Mrs May DeRusha of Boulder Colorado, mother of Mrs O DeRusha and Frank Hynes.
K. E. Sturgis, manager of the local J C Penney Co store, travels to Spokane for the company fall convention at the Davenport Hotel. The event opens Monday Sept 16 with New York office leaders W M Bushnell W A Reynolds E A Ross E G Ruffner and seven buyers in attendance to discuss sales promotion and the Gold Star contest. Sturgis plans to return next Sunday.
Collins reports harvest finished with good weather and crop yields near 20 bushels in Collins and Premium Center. Farmers in Iowa, Minnesota, and the Dakotas note bumper crops, with many at 20 bushels and some higher. Local Geralds repair Ferris Hall for a new restaurant. Waterman family and two teachers visited Glacier Park last Sunday.
The writeup notes dry and hot conditions in Pennsylvan ia with fruit and crops damaged similarly to local areas. It mentions visits among residents, upcoming church changes, school staffing, and social events with several named individuals and places.
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