Local Gazette Finishes Thursday Issue in Cho teau Montana
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1926
Page
4
The fragment notes weekly publication at Cho teau Montana and references postal terms for second class periodicals with a $2 yearly advance rate.
Mrs Lars Iverson of Bynum underwent an operation at City Hospital last Saturday. The Chateau orchestra will play for a dance at Augusta High School on Saturday evening May 7 for the Augusta community hall fund. Everybody is invited and a good time is assured. Remember the date May 7.
Local residents and guests are listed including J C Boettcher of Bynum and W J Crittenden of Fairfield. May fifth meeting of Ladies Industrial and May first food sale by Ladies Episcopal Guild are announced. Earl Halladay returns from Mayo Clinic operation in Rochester. Henry Hammond visits en route to Lewistown. Mrs G H Spahr and Mrs H T Rhoads visit Everett Washington. Chas Butler to become ranger on Yellowstone district with Carballa Montana post office.
A historical note praises the Choteau Rod and Gun Club for aiding fishing and game conservation, livestock protection, and farmer support. It highlights grain scattering at Priest Lake to save geese, predator hunts, and mutual respect on private land, urging farmer and stockman support with a modest membership fee.
Dr. E. W. Spottswood grand master of the A M A F and of Montana Missoula visited Chateau Lodge No 44 in a special communication last evening The event featured degree work a social hour and refreshments with good attendance by members.
Bill Arensmeyer and Henry David sold their cattle to Malta buyers last week. The funeral of Ole Quenemoen was conducted from the Norwegian Lutheran church. Carl Frank and family were dinner guests at the LeDesky home. Swimming pool officers were elected with location to be decided. Eva Bozlee birthday surprise party at J G LeDesky’s. Great Falls visitors Jim Hasterlick and Claude Cheno visited J B Conner home. Paris of Missoula visited Bozlee home en route to Rochester. F W Smith family and Winifred Smith visited W G Dauwalder at Bole. Mrs. R Anderson is keeping house for Gregor Tangen.
Scouts spoke to freshmen to seniors on fire prevention led by Gordon Holmes Clinton Core and Frank Kramer. The home economics department hosts a sewing exhibit today from 2 30 to 5 00 pm. Declamatory finals date moved to April 6 with earlier plans on April 30. Lawn work began Monday aiming for greener grounds. Schoolmates extend sympathy to Bert McNeal on his father's death.
We extend thanks to Power Dut ton Collins and Farmington for flowers and sympathy at the death of Ole Quenemoen. Mrs. Ole Quenemoen and Family. Examinations for teachers eligible to write held in the high school at Chateau on May 6 7 8 at 8 00 a m. EDYTHE SAYLOR County Superintendent of Schools.
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