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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1928
Page
5
Community news covers funerals, hospital notes, school inspections, club meetings, and business updates in Chateau and nearby towns. Notable items include funeral attendance for George M. Coffey Sr, Mayo hospital operation news, radio program from Kansas City, high school inspections, Ladies' Guild food sale, and local business expansions by Teton Implement Co.
All who wish to exchange wheat for flour and those with flower in the mill should come in this month as the mill will close around the first of March. Relian t Milling Co. ale
Notice from the Montana Fish and Games Commission states that at its February 4 1928 meeting an order opened Split Rock Lake in Teton County to ice fishing during the regular open season. Thomas N Marlow chairman and Robert H Hill secretary signed the order.
Twelve sixth graders earned merit buttons as penmanship awards. Fourth and fifth graders topped accuracy tests with Hughie Bleecker scoring 96 and Milton Talifson 82. Vincent Peters led fourth grade geography. The eighth grade finished World War study and prepare for a Royal theater Big Parade. Current Topics discusses Hoover candidacy. a fourth grade debate compares country life versus city life with Jack Core and Johanna Hirshberg as speakers.
Community note thanks Tob and the Lion's club for the successful farmers’ fun feed. Mrs. S. R. McLean hosted the Ladies' Aid with 22 attendees and a turkey dinner. N W Edwards tipped for county commissioner. fuel and road concerns rise as oil prices near 10 cents a gallon below state rate.
The head of the Smith household was ill last week so no items were prepared and some may be a bit stale. L. G. Passmore returned Tuesday from Iowa and Nebraska visiting relatives and old friends and said the trip was fine. A group of ladies surprised Mrs. H. Davidson at her home last Tuesday afternoon bearing gifts and provision for a 4 o'clock lunch. A jolly time followed.
A week ago Monday the Nyhus couple hosted a dinner for Miss Schaffroth and guests in honor of her birthday. C. G. Passmore was taken to Maynard hospital with a painful leg infection. Farmington teachers held a Valentine party for students and siblings. Sunday school moves to 10 a. m. next Sunday. Library services set for Friday and Friday evening March 2. Miss Schaffroth visited Great Falls. Miss Nita Chenowith joined J. B. Conner for a visit, later to Great Falls. Bob sponsored a well attended Friday evening feed. Passmore and Sons placed fifth with Marquis wheat at Lewistown in a countywide contest.
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