L Jourdonnais Milestones Weekly Montana Publication
The L Jourdonnais owned and published a weekly Thursday edition in Cho teau Montana. The paper is entered at the post office as second class and costs $2 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1926
Page
4
The L Jourdonnais owned and published a weekly Thursday edition in Cho teau Montana. The paper is entered at the post office as second class and costs $2 per year in advance.
Civil actions filed include Peter O. Nasse versus Nils J. Landwerk et al for foreclosure of mortgage and Peter O. Nasse against Christian C. Field et al for foreclosure. Federal Land Bank of Spokane is listed as a party in a separate action.
Allan H. Gambler and others face two foreclosure suits. Home Savings and State Bank sue W Ellard and others over mortgage default. Proceedings seek foreclosure on properties in the court system.
County agent notes document a Teton county meeting last Tuesday where women from Bole Farmington and Pendroy gathered at Chateau to receive Montana Extension Service guidance on organizing clothing clubs. Attendees included Mrs G B Ziegler Mrs B O Price Mrs Allan H Gamble Mrs T R Larson and Mrs Brewer with Miss Ingram Bozeman outlining club structure leader roles and required records.
Lunch was served at noon then Miss Ingram spoke on club work in the community. A discussion followed on using local club leader material and the 4H Leaders program. The afternoon showed members what material to make and how to proceed. Plans set for February 20 first meeting. county agent ordered materials and will assist clubs.
Jack Hoxie stars in The Red Rider Universal Blue Streak Western at the Royal Theatre opening Friday. The film portrays a white Indian hero White Elk called The White Manitou and is billed as Hoxie’s most imposing screen work. Also shown is the two reel Fight and Win with Jack Dempsey.
Clarence Stenson delivers two truckloads of goods for P M McCrorie who bought the Norris farm. Community members host and attend dinners, aid meetings, and a lutefish supper. A court trial in the State v Tl C Nyhus ends with a guilty verdict and a 25 cent fine.
Last Saturday a large group attended the Farminson literary program with good turnout. A Parent-Teacher meeting is set for Friday February 19 at the North School due to a basket social that evening.
Mr and Mrs Earls Webb and Talbert visited Mr and Mrs Brewer Saturday night for a card game. Mrs Webb hosted a Valentine card party for 16 ladies with refreshments. Mrs Talbert high score and Mrs Lewis low. Dinner guests included the Brewers, Talberts, and the Bob Smiths at Conrad. Albert Gebhart is converting his Dort into a racer. James Sheeble began as assistant cook at the Cornell restaurant.
Real estate activity picks up amid southerly winds in Breezy Hill. Carl Frank and family visited H. H. Wuest. Jambing paused due to a cold wave and storm. Goodwin ranch social with music by Art Davidson and Viola Byler drew a large crowd. Alfred Anderson and Ted Anderson work at the Goodwin ranch for spring prep. Wuest plans a purebred Percheron horse ranch and seeks a stallion. A basket social at Goodwin school is planned for Friday. Wuest and family shopped for a new Ford sedan after visiting Chateau. Jacob Gemar returned from the Washington coast last Friday.
A traveler and Mrs. Gemar arrived Monday by train, noting a fine winter in the Evergreen State. They stopped at Great Falls for a short visit with home folks before continuing their travels.
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