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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1927
Page
5
HyVis products and discounts from Adams Oil Co Hirshberg's and Power Morgan Co advertise radios, oils, coats, and beauty specials Four dozen oranges for $1.00 and other bargains as townsfolk plan dances, visits, and trips to Minneapolis and Great Falls plus local arrivals and births and a tractor delivery announcement.
English services at Farmington Lutheran Church Sunday February 6 at 11 a.m. You are cordially invited to attend. Rev. G. C. FjSeth.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Sullivan of Pendray returned from a two months tour of the British Isles and Europe including Paris. They found the trip delightful though Paris offered little to eat and wine beyond four dollars a bottle proved untippable as they faced a gauntlet of waiters seeking tips.
The annual Sons and Daughters banquet and dance of Teton's Oldest Settlers will be at Woodmen hall Chateau on Friday evening February 18, one week after the parent group reunion. Eligibility includes any 18 year old child with parents eligible for Old Timers membership. Send names to Miss Mildred Forrest, secretary.
The Ki mon hon division met at guardian Miss Me da McLean home January 29 electing Joan Green president Anne Eckford vice president Elizabeth Green secretary Harriet Holmes treasurer Jane Adams song leader and Jane Gypthris scribe Luncheon followed. The older group guardian Miss Ruby A. Miller attended and next meeting is February 5 at Helen Cohoe home. A prize list with community donations was announced and a second dance drew a larger crowd despite bad roads.
Readers are urged to check their yellow label and pay overdue subscriptions. Due to bad roads the period is extended to February 15 to allow delayed customers to settle accounts, after which any unpaid labels beyond three months will have subscriptions discontinued.
Farmington plans a hard time dance at the new community hall on Lincoln's birthday February 12. Prizes will be offered for best costumes and proceeds go toward hall equipment after an announcement by the committee on arrangements.
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