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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1924

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Local man James Barnes dies by suicide in Neihart

James Barnes aged 45, longtime Choteau area resident, shot himself in Neihart with an army rifle, amid fears of eyesight loss. He previously ran a lumber yard at Agawam and a ranch near Bole, leaving a widow and four children. Funeral services set for Choteau with Rev. Robert B. Culbertson officiating.

James “Barnes Rebecca Barnes Chateau Neihart Bole Agawam Great” Falls Great Falls Porter Bynum Choteau Robert B. Culbertson M. E. Church

Mercury plunges to 32 below in Choteau

An all day storm followed by a sharp cold snap sent temperatures to 32 degrees below zero in Choteau Monday night. Strong northeast winds and snow accompanied the record cold, marking the coldest spell of the winter so far.

Choteau

Teton Athletes Set for DoubleHeader Opener

Tomorrow night at the high school gym the Teton teams host Power in a season opener. The boys defeated Simms and the girls beat St Mary's while Conrad handed both local squads tough losses last Friday. A capacity crowd is expected to cheer the home teams to victory.

Teton Power Simms St. Mary’s Conrad Teton Boys

Masons Elect Officers for Chateau Lodge No 44

Chateau Lodge No. 44 A F and A M announces the officers for the coming year after the annual election. Worshipful master R E Nelson senior warden W W Smith junior warden Jesse Ix Gleason secretary John T Moore treasurer C Denzel McDonald. Nelson succeeds J G Jackson Smith succeeds Nelson Gleason re elected. John W Hall reelected to represent the Blue Lodge on the Masonic Temple Board. Names of appointing officers not yet announced.

Chateau Lodge A. F A. M R. E. Nelson W. W. Smith Jesse Ix. Gleason John T Moore C. Denzel McDonald Nelson J. G. Jackson Mr. Smith Mr. Nelson Mr. Gleason John Moore Denzel McDonald John W. Hall Blue Lodge Masonic Temple

Montana Float Wins Second in Long Beach Carnival of States

A Montana float titled lonesome Camp won second place in the third annual Long Beach Carnival of States. The Oregon float took first with a covered wagon motif. The Montana display featured a cowboy camper near a campfire with saddles and a hillside scene, praised as picturesque by the Long Beach Telegram and Great Falls Tribune.

Lonesome Camp Long Beach Montana California Union Oregon Eli Great Falls

Christmas boxes for ex servicemen at Helena hospital

Ladies plan Christmas boxes for Arthur Dobbs Ralph Herring William Heys Carl Vinene and Jack Collins at U S Veterans Hospital No 72 in Helena Donations urged at Rexall Drug Store by December 20. A New Year’s Eve dance at the high school features a five piece orchestra with music and a good time.

Arthur Dobbs Ralph Herring Wm. Heys Carl Vinene Jack Collins U. S. Veterans’ Hospital No Helena Rexall

Regular Social Meeting of Security Benefit Association

The monthly gathering of the Security Benefit Association occurred last evening in the K of P hall. Members and guests enjoyed cards, dancing, and a midnight lunch.

The Security Benefit Association K. of P. Hall

Chateau Rod and Gun Club Sees Third in State in Predator Hunt

The Chateau Rod and Gun Club placed third in a statewide predator eradication contest with 22 194 points earning a $75 prize. Big Timber Sportsmen won $250 for first with 74 067 points while Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association Dillon earned $100 for second with 37 163 points. The event, held last spring, rewarded points for predatory mammals birds and their eggs. B H Myrick president of Chateau Rod and Gun Club announced the results saying the showing came from smaller communities statewide.

Chateau Rod and Gun Club Coremission Big Timber Sportsmen Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association of Dillon Chateau Red and Gun Club B. H. Myrick

Postal Department Announces Christmas Day Mail Rules

According to an order from Postmaster G. C. Core outgoing mail will be dispatched as usual on Christmas Day and no incoming mail will be distributed after 11 00 a m.

Postal Department G. C. Core

Labor Head Samuel Gompers Dies in Texas Town

Samuel Gompers, longtime leader of the American Federation of Labor, died Saturday in a Texas hotel hours after arriving from Mexico City. He spoke his last words to a nurse, blessing American institutions, and was buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Tarrytown, N Y.

San Antonio Texas Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Mexico City London America New York Mr. Gompers Sleepy Hollow Tarryton N. Y National Capital

Wind Roaring Through Teton County Splits Roofs and Bins

Sunday winds battered the region as H. G. Ward and Floyd Clark halted their Ford to secure Lizzie the wagon to a fence post. They sheltered at Yeager ranch house for three hours as a barn roof and a Red McGillis house roof were torn free. A subsequent blast near Chateau uprooted power poles and damaged outbuildings, haystacks, and windows across the county.

Teton County H. G. Ward Floyd Clark Mr. Ward Lizzie Yeager Chateau Conrad Sack Ranch McGillis Ranch Montana Power Company

Eastern Star Officers Elected and Installed for Coming Year

Fidelity Chapter No. 18, Co. EB. S. Chateau elected and installed officers on December 10 in the new Masonic lodge rooms. Leading officers include Worthy Matron Frances Rosengren and Worthy Patron Chas. W. Wymer with several associate officers and appointives named for the year.

Fidelity Co. EB. S Chateau Masonic Lodge Frances Rosengren Chas. W. Wymer Amy Belle Smith Ella Mellon Eva McDonald Olive Culbertson Sentinel Maggie Blakesley Hattie Waynild Star Points Gladys Carver Ada Edythe Saylor Ruth Jona Gregory Esther Jennie Kerr Martha Mabel Hall Electa Effiie Bateman Aletta Nelson Is

Civil actions filed in the week at Clerk of Court

The office lists new civil actions including First Mortgage Loan Co versus Loretta J Carey et al for foreclosure, James Sulgrove versus Stanley R Foot on note, Capital Trust and Savings Bank against Margaret Findlay for foreclosure, and E J Lander and Co versus Herman E Kirby et al for foreclosure.

Notice to Advertisers for Christmas Early Printing

Because Christmas falls on Thursday this year the Acantha will print next week on Wednesday December 24th Advertisers are asked to have copy ready early and by Monday if possible for timely publication approval and placement

Acantha

Christmas Services at St Stephen's Church

Archdeacon Thiooker of Helena will conduct Christmas services at St Stephen's Episcopal Church in Choteau Sunday morning at 11 00 and evening at 7 30.

Thiooker Helena St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Choteau Thia

Forest Service reports grazing use and stock losses 1924

The supervisor reports 6914 cattle and horses and 21567 sheep grazed on the Lewis and Clark Forest in summer 1924 with a capacity of 7595 cattle and horses and 26250 sheep. One hundred fifty three cattle were free, $4781 earned from others. 969240 acres show 297382 stock land, 358249 game land, 294277 barren, 8162 alienated, 1170 recreational. Five stock associations coordinate permittees, with 479 native range plant specimens filed in the Chateau office.

Lewis and Clark Forest Forest Service

Cole Family Plans Christmas Visit to Iowa

Mr and Mrs Phil I Cole expect to spend Christmas with their daughter Miss Myrna a Cornell College student at Mount Vernon Iowa They will also visit Cedar Rapids at the home of Mr Cole s brother the Rev Frank Cole a Methodist district superintendent there.

Phil I. Cole Myrna Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa Cedar Rapids Mr. Cole Frank Cole

Civil and criminal cases disposed amid weather scare

A county court term closed with Olaf Fjeld versus Annas Hanson dismissed and jurors discharged. Of nineteen criminal cases, fourteen tied to prohibition were resolved. three convictions, seven dismissals, three acquittals. The blizzard and extreme cold followed a mild spell, delaying traffic and stock operations.

Olaf Fjeld Annas Hanson John J. Greene Field-Hanson James Wheeler Louis de Witt First National Bank of Fairfield Robert W. Bruce John P. Galligan Chas. P. Crane Bruce Geo. W. Magee Bank Freeman and Thelen of Great Falls Galligan Crane Collins Galligan Roy E.ayers Mr. Crane George W. Magee Triplett Vs. Bliss A. W. Springhorn American Bank and Trust Company of W. J J. D. Johnson Phoenix Mutual Life Innurance Co Warl J. Strong Farmers State Bank of Pendrey Tobias Talifson Coffey Wellenstein S. T. Winrud Agneui

Ruth Daley Marries Pond Era County Man

Ruth Daley and Clifford R. Kluth wed at Dupuyer last Sunday evening with Rev. Monroe J. Wilcox officiating. Daley, a former Chateau resident and teacher, is daughter of John J. Daley of Dupuyer. Kluth, a North Bench farmer, and his family run a large irrigated farm. The couple are well known in Conrad and Dupuyer and receive warm congratulations.

Conrad Independence Teton County John J. Daley Dupuyer Monroe J. Wilcox Valier Conrad Order’ of the Eastern Star Kluth North Beach

Farmington Notes Highlight Local Gatherings and Trips

Johnny Richem spent Sunday afternoon at the Chalmers home. East Farmington and Burton schools plan a joint program Tuesday night at the East Farmington schoolhouse. Lars Nassett and the Rev Himle visit Dutton by auto. Norwegian Lutheran church program Friday December 26 with Luther League.

Johnny Richem Chalmers East Farmington Burton School Lars Nassett Himle Dutton Norwegian Lutheran Church Chateau Last Stenson Miss Chalmers Miss Otness B. Arensmeyer J. Richem Dana Forseth Hanson Pete Cleir Bob Bruce

Two Hundred Attend Community Sing in Choteau

About two hundred attended Choteau High School's first community sing in the auditorium Thursday evening under the Choteau PTA. G C Core led old time songs with piano by Carl Wengart. Five Minutes in China was performed by a group of high school students.

Choteau Parent-Teachers Association G. C. Core Carl Wengart China

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