Choteau Social News and Upcoming Events
Mr. and Mrs. R R Mellon were business visitors in Great Falls yesterday Elmer Allum came from Great Falls for Christmas with family in Choteau. Many locals attend the Woman's Club New Year's Eve dance at the high school gym. Several residents plan travels to Great Falls Helena Seattle and Portland for holidays and business. Millard S Bullerdick arrives to join The Acantha staff January first. Court schedule for 1928 set for Teton Pondera Glacier and Toole counties with fixed dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. R. R. Mellon
Great Falls
Woman’s Club
High School
T. A. Meagher
Jimmy
Mr. Meagher
Choteau
Henry Dale
Meaghers
Meagher
Chateau Commercial Club
Teton
State Assembly
Millard S. Bullerdick
Chateau
Acantha
Mr. Bullerdick
Madison County Forum
Sheridan
Montana
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Teton, Pondera, Glacier and Toole
Teton, Pondera, Glacier,and Toole
Teton County
Pondera County
To-Wit
Glacier County
Toole
John J. Greene
Helen Brown thanks voters in Rexall Christmas doll contest
Helen Brown expresses gratitude to all who voted for her in the Rexall contest for a Christmas doll prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Helen Brown
Night baseball dreams brighten the game’s future
Five years ago in the world series the cost of a game halted by darkness reached 100000. Umpire Billy Evans laments the ruling as fans protest and Sandia orders receipts to charity. The article envisions outdoor lights extending play after sundown and predicts baseball at night will succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
Yankees
Billy Evans
Sandia
Notice to Trespassers on Angus Bruce Land
Landowner R Von Scherpenzael warns trespassers against leaving gates open or cutting fences on Angus Bruce property. Violators will be prosecuted. Postdated notice dated April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Bruce
Sunday School and Air Program In Farmington
Farmington notes announce Sunday school next Sunday at 2 00 p m and a 3 00 p m sermon by Rev E R Kaemmer. Friday December 30 features station FCH on the air at 8 00 p m with a free program under the Literary auspices. Several local residents celebrate Christmas at homes and with neighbors as families travel to Great Falls and Sunburst for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Kaemmer
FCH
H. C. Nyhns
R. Anderson
R. Anderson. Miss Schaffroth
Great Falls
Seekins
Davidson
Chas. Pierce
Alice Otness
A. P. Reiding
Grace Reiding
Billings
Alex Longmuir
D. G. Seekins
Miss Rahm
Chateau Hospital
Bob Thorn
Alfred
Teddy Anderson
Oscar Richem
William Jacobs
Oren Brown
Nels Richem
Joan Richem
Great Home
Camden
Christmas Visitors and News From Farmington
Their return Monday was with Jeannette and Lucile Hasterlick who will spend part of their vacation here. Mrs. Drinkwine learned of her aunt Mrs. McDermot’s death from Hollywood. Joe Slanger came home from Helena to spend Christmas. Henrietta Slanger also returned from Wisdom for the week. Nyhns dined with Otness. Rahm and the Smiths visited the Dauwalder home at Bole. Farmington pupils gave a fine Christmas program. Santa distributed candy and gifts. Farmington school to have two weeks vacation, reopening January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette
Lucile Hasterlick
Jas. Drinkwine
Hollywood
California
Frank McDermot
Joe Slanger
Helena
I Helena
Henrietta Slanger
Wisdom
H. C. Nyhns
L. J. Otness
Farmington
Christmas Programs Create Joy at Premium Center Schools
Both schools in Premium Center hosted festive holiday programs with trimmed trees and Santa Claus delighting children. Bremer McDuffie Edwards and Inbody families spent Christmas with the McLean family as roads remained impassable for cars. A pageant at the M. E. church capped the day, with participants receiving thanks and praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premium Center
Santa Claus
Bremer
McDuffie
Edwards
Inbody
McLean
M. E. Church
Community Notes and Visitors in Premium Center and Choteau
Local items celebrate Rev Kaemmer as singer and preacher and praise the Ladies Industrial group. Visitors include John Babst family and N W Edwards in Washington. Premium Center boasts new radios and wells while Collins notes its wells fuel Treasure Belt pride. Don Wolfer family visits St Paul for a month. Lions Club provides a skating rink for local youth and residents commend civic interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaemmer
St. Paul
Frank
Dan
Dad
Bill Tatman
Fornfeist
Great Falls
Johnnie Chalmers
Mr. Brewer
Mollié Lemon
Mollie
Elizabeth Mclean
Intermountains Union College
Helena
Lions Club of
Choteau
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Marcel
Looney
Adams Mi
Nellie R. Hammond
C. H. Allum
Elmer Allum
Paul Heaney
Augusta
Choteau Hospital
Ernest Abel
Nathan A. Bohling
Hugh Wypper
Sylvia
Mr. Wypper
Allan Wypper
A. J. Hossbein
The
Falls
Eddie Shelton
Pendray
Josephine Harrison
A. B. Guthrie
Phyllis Pridham
T. H. Pridham
Lawrence Jackson
Browning
Mr. Jackson
Mrs
J. G. Jackson
Ray Rowe
Ritzville
Washington
Ted Hamés
Cheney
Lloyd Green
Green
Bole
Austad
Dewey Huffman
T. O. Larson
Wallace Weaver
Ladies’ Industrial
Ladies’ Guild
John Weaver
Victrola and Records
W. B. Butchart
Martha Pahl
Stanford
Stockett-Sand Coulee
Dorothy Lindseth
Dan Lindseth
E. L. Jourdonnais
Great Walls
Mr. Jourdonnais
R. F. Jones
Joy Graves
Spokane
E. E B. Crinklaw
Geraldine
Obert Peterson
M. G. Carver
Townsend
Havre
Carver
Buttrey Mercantile Co
City
Pauline Jacobson
Helen Gorham
Power
Blanche M. Jacobson
Walter H. Gorham
B. E. Brownson
Deaconess
Mr. Brownson
E. J. Crary
Chicago
Lyall
Northwestern University
Teton County High School
J. Harold Stephens
Wenatchee
Mrs. Stephens
John M. Graves
Colling
H Elizabeth Frazer
Jack Frazer
Miss Frazer
Portland
H. W. Bateman
Helen
Phil S. Cole
C. K. Malone
Mr. Malone
Malone Ranch
Agawam
Dr. Bateman
Schilling’s
Log Cabin
Cash and Carry Grocery
Royal Theater
Raymond Griffith
Zane Grey
Madge Kennedy
Little Billy
Riddle Rider
Lew Fields
Orchestra and News
Babe Ruth
Reginald Denny
Adolph Menjou
News and Orchestra
Billie Dove
Ken Maynard
Gumps
Cuyten
R. von Scherpenzael
Choteau Bakery
Howard Grocery
Nyal
Choteau Drug Co
Choteau Hardware CO
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