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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1914
Page
4
The Choteau Acantha serves as the official paper for Teton County delivering local news, community notices, and public affairs updates for residents and stakeholders in the area.
Carlos Chitwood leaves for Wisconsin to attend school. Ethel Walley missed due to illness while exams passed. Mildred Forrest and Ruth Zimmerman top 8th grade with 95 and 96 averages. New students Vera Cook and Virgil Cudney join Miss Hansen’s room. Fifth and sixth grades face cold weather and drawing lessons. Several pupils marked punctuality. long item outlines welfare suggestions for Choteau including roads sidewalks sewer system water and a public library.
A call to support local institutions in Chateau urging every man woman and child to patronize home businesses and to persuade outsiders to relocate there so residents have a chance at attracting their trade.
Sunnyside Store Co reports a forthcoming two week stock arrival featuring POWER and COLLINS tools, Emerson and P. D. Plows, Superior and Keystone drills, Webber wagons, McCormick harvesting machines, I. H. C. engines, Buffalo Pitts threshers, and Blue Bill cream separators.
Our readable fragment shows an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming cure for catarrh with testimonials from J Cheney and Co and the National Bank of Commerce, Toledo. It mentions internal use and a price of 50 cents per bottle and touts Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The second quarterly conference of the Methodist church of Chateau will be held Saturday night February 7 starting at 8 o'clock. All members and supporters urged to attend. Next Sunday Rev J A Martin superintendent will fill the pulpit at the First Methodist church both morning and evening. The Lord's supper will be served after the Sunday morning service. All are invited.
Regular Sunday morning services at 10 30 with Sunday school afterward. All Sunday school children welcome. Evening service features the second sterootican lecture titled The Hermit's Awakening or Korea in Transition. Lectures cover world affairs and are inter denominational. Lecture begins promptly at 8 o clock.
The Jackson interest of the Glenloyd hotel was purchased last week and the hotel is now under new management. The new management aims to provide the best possible service and requests continued patronage from the public.
J. M. Weaver declares all hotel bills are in the hands of Smith & Innes for collection. Debtors are urged to settle promptly.
The Hirshbergs inaugurate a ready-to-wear department, offering curated outfits and seasonal lines. Local shoppers await fresh displays, with emphasis on accessible fashion and in-store styling advice. A grand opening event attracts attendees seeking modern wardrobe updates.
Friday basketball at 8 30 Great Falls vs Teton with post game dancing admission 50 cents. Junior-sophomore private session freshmen meetings last week and possible entertainments. Miss Shannon improving may return. A new class Slow Foot for tardy students. Clock back ten minutes. Flag pole purchase status unclear. Mock trial drew attendees with Adelphia program including debate girls vs boys. Essay winners Parker first Kirsch second Golding third. Several staff and students absent or visiting. Volleyball season underway and legal case: Ronald Seager of Cut Bank convicted for indecent exposure. 30 days jail and 100 fine, appeal allowed with bail set.
Notice to all may apply for cattle horse and sheep grazing permits in the Lewis and Clark National Forest for 1914. Applications must be filed in Chateau Montana by March 20 1914. Fees and blank forms available on request from Forest Supervisor Thos C Spaulding.
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