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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
12
Local ads list Hirshberg's specials on flour sugar and molasses with prices. Buyers are urged to visit for dresses aprons and house gowns, and multiple residents note visits, moves, and community notices across Chateau.
Fire discovered by neighboring ranch dwellers burned several large sheds and outbuildings on the old Quigley ranch located thirty three miles west of Choteau. Details limited. report says stove overheating may have started the fire and travelers left the area before confirmation of the损aged structures.
The Choteau friends learned of the Lewistown marriage Tuesday evening of Miss Alicia Hooyenga and J. G. Jackson, both of Choteau. Mr. Jackson returned to Choteau Wednesday, and Mrs. Jackson planned to visit relatives in Lehigh, Montana, before settling at home in Choteau after January first.
The third annual Boys Vocational Conference will be held January 9 to 18 at Montana State College Bozeman. It aims to attract the largest group of high school young men in the northwest with delegates from many schools and substantial local sponsorship. Prof M J Abbey leads the event and plans to admit as many delegates as space permits while new sessions will cover some 25 to 30 professions.
Flow Ina Claire repeats her Polly With A Past performance on Broadway to support the Royal Theatre and Belasco stage hit. The move addresses public objections to her New York popularity limiting appearances elsewhere.
Weather table for the week ending December 28 shows daily values with cloud cover and temperature readings. Data supplied by County Agent Robert J Clarkson as cooperative observer for Chateau.
Butte December 1898 the A C M Hardware Co received the first state order for copper shingles to Ringling Montana for roofing a large dairy barn in Meagher county by Ringling & Work. The barn will be among the nation s largest and most modern.
Helena December 28 The State of Montana will pay off 890000 of its indebtedness Wednesday per Treasurer J W Walker Of this amount 850000 will be seven per cent treasury certificates issued seven months ago Most of these certificates are held in New York Capitol building bonds totaling 40000 issued in 1907 will also be redeemed Of the original 1000000 capitol bonds 276000 will have been redeemed by Wednesday’s payment
Tanlac, celebrated medicine, is claimed to make you eat better feel better sleep better and work better. Sold by the Choteau Drug Co.
The ad copy asserts Yanlac holds the top place in global medicine sales with over twenty million bottles sold in six years, claiming no other medicine has approached its sales.
District Court summons in Teton County Montana to Ira Jones Minerva Jones and The Great Falls National Bank. Plaintiff seeks foreclosure on promissory note of 1918 for 1407.35 and mortgage on Lots 3 4 and South half of Northwest Quarter Section 2 Township 23 North Range 2 East guiding sheriff sale. First publication Dec 29 1921.
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