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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1927
Page
4
Chautauqua season ticket sales fall about fifty dollars short of the $1,210 local guarantors pledge. R. E. Nelson says the deficit will be made up from cash admissions and local share of receipts. If last year’s figures repeat, about $200 more could go to the Chateau association, covering expenses.
J. C. Morgan came back Monday evening from a business trip to Minnesota and other middle western states.
Del Schelmerdine ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Schelmerdine of Bynum died Friday morning after a prolonged heart ailment. Funeral services in Bynum were led by Bishops Saunders Austin and Lee with Mormon officials, prayers highlighting faith in life after death and resurrection. Surviving are his parents several brothers and sisters and other relatives in the Bynum community, with a large turnout of friends attending.
No dance is held in Farmington Saturday night. Instead a dance will take place at the K of P ball in Chateau that evening, right after the Chautauqua. TENNANT'S MUSIC MAKERS.
The 101 Ranch in Oklahoma hosts the world’s largest ranch feature Trail Dust filmed entirely on Miller Bros. property. The 101 Ranch spans over two hundred thousand acres with tens of thousands of cattle and horses, plus a buffalo herd. The 101 Ranch Orchestra travels with the film and will perform during the exhibition with a post-show dance at the Legion pavilion in Great Northern park.
Mrs Graves and Mrs Waterman expect Lillian and Theoda mid next week. The Cranes hosted Mr and Mrs Gerald last Thursday. Mrs Bailey and Mrs Finnigan admired Collins garden colors. The Waterman and Hauxwell families visited Key stone farm last Sunday. Local housing growth hoped with more homes this fall and oil prospects along Bannatyne through Collins to Garrett place. Land is cheap, crops thrive, and wells and springs boost home value in Collins.
Breezy Hill residents share news of new homes and renovations as F P Goodwin and H W Wuest showcase six room residences with fresh paint. Mary Rucker returns from California to build a Breezy Hill home. Haying starts for DeRusha and a C K Malone ranch rodeo draws about ten riders with one fall. Local visits include Jim Robertson and friends from Great Falls.
Jown allegedly forced open a trunk at Brossma yvaneh and removed items. A $25 reward is offered for the return of books and other belongings. The seeker specifies a Holland person as the culprit.
Local theater notes praise The Fool for a large audience and urge attendance for Applesauce on Saturday. Community visitors include Mr. Stafford and Mr. Eden discussing a threshing run with a 12 or 14 bundle separator. Family visits and farming chatter frame the page.
Wards report Bremer hay stock of 30 to 50 tons. Editor urges rest rooms for women and children in Choteau. Choteau to be shaped by citizens as a clean moral western town. Union church service August 12 at Collins Park with Rev. Jesse Bunch at 10 30 a m and a noon picnic. Fred Fernfeist buys 160 acres. J B Conner notes shifting winds. Shorty Carlson to bring his combine home this week to harvest volunteer wheat for E R McLean. Chas Franks and family visit Hulls. Franks may ride a tractor in Premium Center next year.
Notice to creditors and claimants of Carl Hanson deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication to administrator at T H Pridham Law Offices Rooms 19 20 Larson Building Cho ipau Montana.
Public notice for the estate of Howard Hanson with administrator Howard Hanson and attorney T H Pridham. Dated August 8, 1927. First publication August 11, last publication September 1.
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