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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1929
Page
6
Local ads and notices feature Hirshberg's and Choteau Tailor Shop specials. Listings mention dances at Bole and social events, farm equipment ads, farm sales, and marriages in Chateau with updates on residents and county affairs.
Community events and visits in Farmington include a general good time at Farmington hall on Saturday night, Easter dinners at multiple homes, and church and club gatherings. Residents mention travels to Great Falls around Missoula, farm equipment updates, new Chevrolets, and a McCormick Deering tractor. Prizes awarded at a card party and various Easter hospitality details mark local life.
First grade students plan a Friday Story Hour featuring Little Red Riding Hood and Jack the Giant Killer. Fourth graders write to Hyder Alaska classmates during geography on Alaska. Easter baskets cheer lower grades. two students return or move. Second and sixth grades study Montana birds. sixth grade plans a picnic. Standard reading tests set for Thursday and Friday for grades 2–8. Third grade shows high spelling scores. upper grades cheer a grade word kiss.
Mr and Mrs Peder Kleive of Northfield beach visited Mr and Mrs G W Barce of Bole Easter Sunday. The Bole school held a party on March 29 and a farmers meeting the same night. Some boys attending the meeting rode their fathers horses.
Peter and Sam Luinstra overhauled tractors last week and are ready for spring farming. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Thompson and Kenneth visited Leslie Bush on Easter Day. John Luinstra Harold Passmore and Pete Otness did business in Conrad last Monday.
Walter Wood and son Harry assisted with an addition on the Leslie Bush home and now occupy a fine residence. Luinstra hauled a load of feed for Leslie Bush last Wednesday. Rollie Ferris tested a new tractor last Friday and started a new field break. Gertrude and Effie Luinstra visited Fredonia Walker and Opal Foster at Chateau hospital last Wednesday. The Friday school program drew a fine audience with the young people performing well and Martin Koning doing slight of hand. Mrs. Waterman delivered an Easter sermon at children’s request. Jacob Luinstra and John visited in Bole last Wednesday. Mrs. Leslie Bush hosted a fine Easter dinner with friends helping, and children enjoyed coloring eggs and games. Weekly schoolhouse programs will pause as track meet practice begins. Joe Koning has eye trouble keeping him from part of the week’s school. Victor Olson aided John Richem with turkey picking and John Richem visited the Crawford home last Saturday. Several tractors began new breaking on April 1. Walter Haskell helped Rollie Ferris with plowing.
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