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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1925
Page
4
Be L Jourdonnais owner and publisher for the Cheyenne Choteau Acantha announces publication details in Cho teau Montana. Paper is issued weekly on Thursdays and entered as second class matter. Subscription price is $2 per year in advance.
The Acantha relocates this week to the former Chateau Montanan building recently purchased by The Acantha. The move occurs over the weekend and readers are invited to visit the redecorated new home to view its improved appearance.
The Acantha announces new equipment and old gear moved to first class repair to enhance service. The business will open at a new location next Monday morning March 2nd, with no interruption at the old stand and all orders receiving prompt attention.
Mr and Mrs Cal Binford visited the Nasset home Monday afternoon. A basket social at Farmington school is planned next Friday with all invited. Alice Otness visited Martha Chalmers last weekend. Mrs L Nasset will entertain.
The record notes a Ladies Aid gathering planned for next Wednesday with Maren as fourth and an open invitation. Cha teau residents Martin and Oliver Hanson hosted relatives last weekend. Gunhild Lindseth remains on the sick list but is improving. Martha Chalmers visited Ot ness home Thursday night. Wm. Arensmeyer hosted a Saturday party with card games and amusements.
Chateau Lodge No. 44 A F and A M held a memory service at the new Masonic Temple on Monday. Henry W Johnson of Great Falls Lodge 118 gave the principal address with a Virginia born past master John W Hall adding context about Washingtons birthplace and life. Visiting brethren included Oscar Gaare L B Kay of Fairfield Frank C Lewis of Great Falls and G B Stokes of Bynum now in a Chicago lodge.
In Havre on February 28 a bandit held up Mr. and Mrs. Hirshberg and Mrs. V. R. Griggs after a show visit. While he demanded wallets and a $20 bill from Frank Hirshberg and Sidney Hirshberg, the three women hid valuables including a cluster ring, preserving jewelry valued at more than $5000.
Sidney Hirshberg hosts Mrs. Frank Hirshberg for a visit at the Sidney Hirshberg home. Frank Hirshberg and his wife left last Saturday for Havre to see the Sidney residence during the trip.
About 150 Masons East ern Stars and partners attended the fourth in a party series by Chateau Lodge No 44 at the new Masonic Temple. A 40 minute minstrel program opened the evening led by John W Hall. Afterward guests at long tables were served by troupe members in costume and were entertained by impromptu selections from Dutton Fairfield and Augusta lodges.
Attorney General Foot holds it legal for a board to levy tuition on students attending district schools from other districts. The charge is against the district of residence funds, not against individual parents, and must not exceed state and county limits.
In the discussion the focus is on how resources and representation should be allocated so that children remain connected to their home districts and receive fair support. The report notes concerns from officials about changing boundaries and impact on local services.
The Lewis and Clark national forest will hold a three day meeting at the local forest office from March 11 to 13. Supervisor Myrick said the gathering will review the past year’s work and identify areas not meeting expectations.
Assistant District Forester Glen A. Smith of Missoula will attend to advise on policy and administration. H. B. Adams and Arthur Hirdberg spent Sunday and Monday at Camp Radio, the Adams cabin in the Teton canyon.
J M Burlingame of Great Falls Grand Commander Knights Templar of Montana will visit Bethany Commandery No 19 this evening. Ernest Friedlander former Choteau resident now living in Denver writes that a radio announcer in Davenport Iowa dedicated numbers on a forthcoming musical program to Mr and Mrs Arthur Hirshberg and Mr and Mrs Geo M Coffey Jr of Choteau. The numbers were sung by a brother of Dr H J McGregor of Choteau and Mr and Mrs T O Larson were named among locals included in the dedication list.
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