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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
4
An old advertisement lists bargains on 81 by 90 heavy weight bleached cotton bedsheets, 42 by 36 heavy weight pillow cases, Meritas oilcloth, outing flannels, Germantown yarns, crepe de chine silks, and imported Jap pongee. Prices show weekly sale cuts from former figures to reduced rates.
Readable fragments show a grocery note mentioning sugar pricing and packaging. The text indicates a sugar amount of twenty five pounds and departmental references, suggesting a catalog or ad fragment from a grocery section.
Men’s high grade dress shirts with soft and stiff cuffs and neat patterns. Mostly Cluett Make former price up to 3.75. This week only two for 42.00. Demand your S H Savings Stamps.
Francis Schreiner has been ill with measles and went home for the weekend. Emil Arensmeyer and Inogene Hannum are recovering from measles. Elizabeth Gamble also ill but improving. Students hand stoves to dormitory repairs. basketball team heads to Falls for a district tournament with boosters. County tournaments, district results, and state tourney plans dominate this week’s school notes.
The Montana Children’s Home Society pleads for families to open homes to boys of various ages from a fourteen year old to a five pound infant and several large girls eight and up. Applicants are urged to write Selina or contact Rev F P Brown in Great Falls as demand far exceeds supply. The note also lists used farming equipment for sale by Choteau Hardware Company.
Teton high school among 105 schools eligible to enter a team for the annual state basketball tournament at Montana State College. The event runs March 9 to 12, with the contest to be held in connection with the tournament.
Mrs Nat Collins left Monday after a week with old friends. Mrs W Gray left Monday to visit her daughter Mrs Ed Kirkal die near Malta. Phi 1 Cole and wife dined at the Gray ranch Sunday and joined a party at the oil field construction. Chateau visitors included Geo Coffey Jr and A B Guthrie. Ruth Malone of Tacoma visited brother Robert. Edna Hanson is home recovering from measles. Fred Smith of Farmington and wife visited their homestead last week.
Trinity Lutheran Church Farmington announces Sunday March 13 1921 morning Norwegian service at eleven and evening English service at eight with Sunday school each Sunday morning.
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