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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1927
Page
5
Local Chateau items report new product lines at Hirshberg's and Adams Oil Co exclusive in town, a sale on carpets and seeds, plus multiple visits by residents to Great Falls and Helena. Community notes cover hospital updates, court notices, a big auction at the Choteau Feed Barn, and social events including dances and art exhibits.
T. J. Cheetham of Dutton was a business visitor in Chateau Monday. Marcel 50c, hair cut 50c. Mrs. C. Looney, Best straight run standard gasoline for mileage. Power-Morgan Co. Special prices on used drills. Power-Morgan Co. We have some good bargains in used Fords. L. E. Taylor Garage, authorized Ford sales and service. Your McCormick-Deering tractor is ready for delivery now as soon as the roads will permit.
The Woman's Club met at Mrs. EB J Hirshberg's home on Tuesday April 5 to close a successful year. New officers elected include H W Bateman president G C Core vice president C J B Stephens secretary J W Hentges corresponding secretary Shirley Wallace treasurer. Duncan Moir read a paper on Art and Fannie Pridham performed musical selections. Refreshments were served by the committee.
High school notes announce all declamatory contest selections and upcoming senior play Come Out of the Kitchen set for Friday the eighth in the high school auditorium. A party by the two losing teams from the Country Gentleman contest will be scheduled later, date to be announced due to other Friday night plans. Seniors enjoyed a sneak day last Friday and will makeup the lost time at term end. Reporters: Eleanor Snyder Olive Oien.
Chateau Rod and Gun Club will hold a meeting next Monday evening April 11 at 7 15 at the rear of Gorham hall. An election of officers and other important business will be discussed and attendance is urged.
The Class of 1927 presents a three act comedy drama Come Out of the Kitchen at the high school auditorium. Tickets are selling quickly with advance sales at Rexall. curtain is tomorrow night at 8 15 PM.
The Methodist Episcopal Church welcomes all with Sunday school at 10 30 and morning worship at 11 30 featuring the sermon The Victorious Christ and music The Jesus Word of God Incarnate. Epworth Leagues at 7 p m and evening service at 8 with a sermon Jesus and His Disciples. Special Passion week services run each evening 7 30 Tuesday to Friday led by Minister Robert B Culbertson.
Official notice states all domestic livestock including chickens must be taken up and confined within city limits to prevent trespass on gardens and lawns. The city marshal is ordered to enforce the ordinance with fines and arrests as needed, by order of Mayor H. W Bateman and the City Council.
The city of Chateau issues a cleanup order requiring all streets alleys and vacant lots within city limits to be cleared of debris and brought to a sanitary condition by April 23. Property owners will be charged cleanup costs with taxes plus six percent interest. H. W. Bateman, Mayor. Enthusiastic 4H Club Meet at Bole Saturday.
Seven members gathered at Bole last Saturday afternoon led by Mrs. G B Zeigler to organize the season and plan the work program. Miss Louise Van de Reit was elected president, Miss Blossom Dale vice president, and Miss Helen Standish secretary. Mrs Zeigler served a luncheon after the meeting.
Only twelve votes were cast in the annual election of School District No. 1 last Saturday. Otis Mellon and A. H. Doughty, unopposed, were reelected to the board of trustees. Doughty won the three year term and Mellon the two year term succeeding EB. H. Myrick.
Palm Sunday schedule at St Stephen's Church lists Holy Communion at 9:00 a.m. Morning prayer at 10:45 a.m. Church school at noon. Evening prayer at 7:30 p.m. Palms to be presented and blessed at the early service and distributed during the morning services. Litany and study on Saturday evening at eight.
Lee H. Young rector reports that May Day, now nationally observed as Child Health Day, will focus attention on children's welfare as communities mark the occasion in Choteau.
In Choteau plans are under way for a state observance directed by Dr. Hazel Deli with Bonegis as Montana health chief chairing. Mrs. EB Crary named Choteau chairman outlines store window decorations health talks a parade and features. The event, tied to April 30 field meet, aims to involve city and rural students and teachers with ongoing public updates.
Auction notice for a Saturday sale at the Choteau Feed Barn starting at two o clock. H G Ward is the auctioneer inviting sellers to bring goods for good buys.
The preacher warned of evils of liquor and claimed agents seized a carload of whiskey and champagne to be destroyed by dumping into a nearby stream. He concluded by announcing Hymn No. 213 to be sung, “Shall We Gather at the River.”
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