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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
4
The Choteau Geantha owner and publisher JOURDONNAIS outlines weekly publication every Thursday in Cho geaz Montana. It notes post office entry and second class description with a $2 annual advance rate.
The Teton County Shipping Association loaded a mixed car of poultry for shipment to a Chicago company yielding $2,761.36 for the season’s total. The 8419 pound load included No. 1 turkey hens, No. 1 toms, capons, chickens, and two geese, with no ducks shipped.
The article notes a Pontiac City hospital professional and her Canadian-born husband, who works in Ford Motor Company’s Detroit office, will relocate to the Detroit area. He left for the East for the winter and expects to return to Chateau by early March.
The remains of John T. Morgan lay in within Chateau cemetery after services at the grave conducted by Rev. Culbertson. Born June 26 1847 in North Carolina he married Florence Thompson in 1876 and farmed in Montana 1892 before moving to Gilman where he resided at death. Survived by his widow and two nieces Mrs Math ews and Mrs Bruce Neal of Augusta. many Dearborn and Gilman friends. Mrs Morgan plans to move later to Chateau vicinity.
The assembly read the exemption list while the orchestra played two numbers. Examinations are finished and students enjoy a nine week rest. William Willis survived five exams. Normal training girls begin work with Kindergarten classes. New classes start in civics economics and solid geometry. Agriculture classes test milk. Intermountain Glee Club’s second program pleased all with classical and lighter selections.
A Glencoe Ontario letter from H. D. Cameron announces the December 26 marriage in Detroit of his daughter Nora I. Cameron to A. Burr of Detroit. The ceremony was at St. John's Episcopal Church with the rector officiating. Mrs. Burr is a trained nurse and was previously engaged in Chateau.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues Caroline Lee and others for mortgage foreclosure. Sun River Valley State Bank files foreclosure action against L. A. Kirby and spouse.
The church lists its Third Sunday After the Epiphany events with Holy Communion at 9 a.m. Morning prayer at 10 45 a m Sunday school at noon and evening prayer at 7 30 p m Minister L H Young leads.
Chateau Lodge No. 11 and Queen Rebekah Lodge held a joint installation in their hall last Friday evening. Officers installed include Odd Fellows N. G. Wm Cook and W. G. Chas Butler beside multiple line officers. Rebekahs N. G. Mrs. R. Malone and V. G. Mrs. Mabel Rogers with a full slate of assistants.
Inside guardian Miss Ruth Malcolm assisted at the ceremony while Outside guardian Mrs Emma Meagher presided. After installation, a luncheon was served by the ladies.
The Teton County Shipping Association will formally consider egg marketing at a meeting of its executive committee at the county agent’s office next Wednesday January 27. Farmers are urged to attend with 5 to 10 dozen eggs for a grading demonstration led by Miss H E Cushman of the State College staff from Bozeman. The association seeks to market only Montana Extra Selects with strict standards on size uniformity cleanliness shell quality color air space and candling clarity.
The Intermountain Glee Club 18 male voices from Intermountain Union College Helena delighted a large audience at the high school auditorium Monday. On tour for the fifth year the group offered a varied program with humor and skilled accompaniment praised by local musicians. An afternoon assembly program for high school students preceded the evening recital.
A light snow blanketed Breezy Hill on Monday. H H Wuest rode to Brady and returned with a new car. Bill Gong at Goodwin ranch recovers from a tumble into W W Simons's well. F P Goodwin visited relatives near Spokane. Mrs Simons celebrated her 57th birthday with a party including the Schaefer and Bitz families and others. A new radio was installed by T P Deuckson. Wuest on sick list. rabbit drive netted 39 rabbits in about three hours.
The M. E. Church notes a cordial welcome with Sunday school at 10 30 a m and morning worship at 11 80 subject The Lawyer's Question. Farmington service at 3 00 p m Epworth League at 6 45 p m and Evening service at 7 30 p m with The Wise and the Foolish Women. The Ruth dramatization was well received.
On a trip home from the Olympic Games Charlie Paddock and Douglas Fairbanks Jr trained together on the track. Paddock also made flights in government mail planes with Fairbanks while filming The Air Mail featuring Warner Baxter Billie Dove and Mary Brian.
Community notes from Farmington report the Ladies' Aid annual meeting set for Saturday January 23 at Mrs Wm Chalmers home. Religious services are announced at the Norwegian Lutheran church and Farmington school house with various pastors and times. Families and locals visit, travel, and celebrate events including weddings and local gatherings.
The couple had planned to keep the marriage private but it was disclosed in the Great Falls Tribune. Their many friends wish them a long and happy life together. J. B. Conner traveled to Great Falls and back. Morris Magnus J G Johnson and son Maurice visited from Porter Beach for a literary gathering. Ruth Slanger hosted a party for her young friends with nineteen guests and a four o clock lunch. Nagle Mrs Conner J G Johnson and Murice visited the Ritschke ranch near Dutton for a chicken dinner.
Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting for Farmers Co operative Canals Company at East Farmington school house Farmington Montana in Teton County on Saturday February 6 1926 at 2 o clock P M for electing officers and any other business. Secretary S Forse th. First pub Jan 21 last Feb 4.
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