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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1926
Page
5
Choteau events include dances at Pendray and Chateau halls, April 10 and 16, with musical acts and door prizes. Local shops advertise bargains on hats, dresses, razors, and cleaning services, plus mention of HyVis fuel ads and Hirshberg's groceries. Community reports cover visits to Great Falls and Spokane, hospital and court updates, and upcoming fundraisers by the Ladies' Industrial and Epworth League.
The article notes Wm D Reiquam of Collins visiting Chateau on business. The Musical Four will perform spot light dances for couples at Woodmen hall on Saturday night April 10th.
Eighth grade examinations for district pupils in Teton county will be held Monday and Tuesday, May 24 and 25, announced by county superintendent Mrs Edythe Saylor. The dates were moved from May 20 and 21 to avoid conflicts with commencement week programs and other events.
The week saw multiple foreclosure cases filed in the Clerk of Court B M Jacobson's office. Plaintiffs include Charles H Connor as administrator of S A McPhee estate against C James Smith as administrator of William Smith estate. Anna R Hoffman sues John C Connole et al. Investors Mortgage Company sues Frey Hoffman et al.
The TT club planned activities on Wednesday night and the operetta last week netted 196.75 dollars. Mr. Williamson travels to Spokane for a principals meeting and will return Sunday. The normal training class finished the scarifying machine and delivered it to the shipping association. Teton County High will send seven students to the Commercial contest in Great Falls on Saturday, April 10. The Senior English class is writing one act plays and performing dramatizations this week.
Women of Chateau are asked by Mrs. Bovard Helena field secretary for the Florence Crittenden Home to stage vanishing teas for the home. Mrs. E. J. Crary chairs. Seven initial guests each entertain six then five then four with a 25 cent contribution per guest to furnish the new home. Teas to run within a month.
M E Church notes show high Sunday attendance with 24 new members and 8 baptisms. The World Service offering totaled 40.57 dollars. April 11 services feature Unrecognized Christ and Crossing the Bar, with Epworth League at 7 15 p m and Farmington visit at 3 00 p m. The Ladies Industrial plans an April 21 meeting.
A snowstorm with unusually cold weather greeted Easter in Choteau. Churchgoers attended services despite difficult travel as snow covered most of the county. The late cold spell continued into the week, delaying spring farming activities and coating the area in several inches of snow.
Notice records a meeting of the American Legion auxiliary at library rooms Saturday April 10 at 2 p.m. to select officers and plan for a follow up meeting Monday April 12 when state president Mrs Porter of Red Lodge will visit officially. Members and prospective members urged to attend.
St Stephen's Church offers morning prayer at 10 15 a m Holy communion at 10 45 a m Sunday school at noon and evening prayer with illustrated study of the crucifixion and resurrection at 7 30 p m This Sunday marks the last day of the Easter Octave.
The Edwards family expresses gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown during our husband and father B. K. Edwards illness and at his death. Sincere thanks from Mrs. B. K. Edwards and families Edwards Highlands and Klette families.
The Liberty Theatre in Great Falls will screen Wild Horse Mesa next week and present The Vanishing American for three nights on April 19 20 and 21 at eight oclock. Tickets are 35 cents adults 25 cents for High School students and 10 cents for children. Frances Mellon celebrated a birthday with a party for 25 friends. Rin Tin Tin in Where the North Begins to be shown Monday and Tuesday next week. Friday and Saturday family nights offer 25 and 10 cents for ten or eleven reels. Biweekly Westerns with comedies alternate with specials and Driscilla with a Million starring Mary Carr and Priscilla Bonner is set as a dandy comedy drama.
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