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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1927
Page
4
L. Jourdonnais owns and publishes the Cheyenne Choteau Acantha, printed every Thursday in Choteau Montana and filed as second class matter in the local post office.
Centerville travels to Chateau this Saturday for a fast paced high school basketball clash. Centerville’s quick guard play and speed are highlighted as key factors in a potentially tight contest.
The Montana Educational Association meeting at Helena December 28 and 29 drew many attendees. Elections named Payne Templeton president. Missoula high ineligible for next year’s interscholastic athletics. a new one act play contest added. debating judging may be replaced by audience decisions. Teachers pension law discussed among other topics.
Dr Herman N Burdeson health commissioner of Chicago warns that children aged 5 to 7 often enter school without exams. Early neglect leads to unaddressed defects such as bad teeth poor nourishment and enlarged tonsils and other preventable conditions.
Sunday school alert for January 9 and hall progress report. Ill father of Mrs. G Passmore in Regent North Dakota. New Year's Eve at J G Johnson home on Porter Beach. Hall nearing completion with coat of interior paint and hardwood floor. ready for literary by January 14 and opening dance the next week. Residents and travel notes include the Seekins family, a broken collar bone from a derrick accident, and visits to Great Falls Deer Lodge Sunburst and surrounding areas.
Collins notes report January 14 meeting of the Literary Society in the new hall if ready. Members invited. Mrs. I. F. Waterman heads to Austin Minnesota to stay with daughter for two months. Mrs. Dean Waterman returns to health.
Dick Fabris of the Northwest Agricultural Company visited here and Bynum early this week to discuss colonization plans for the Bynum project.
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