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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1927
Page
4
The publication notes Thursday issues from Cho teau Montana and enters the paper at the local post office as second class matter with a yearly subscription of two dollars in advance.
Students view water color and sepia reproductions of famed works in the auditorium. A Friday session offers a 25 cent chance to study Raphael, Rembrandt, Millet and others. Duncan Moir and Laurance Moir return from Big Timber.
Montana history scrap books are being assembled by the eighth grade class. They seek early Montana clippings dating from 1743 and older. Mr Emerick offers a picture of the first train into Choteau for the project.
Cheatham and Stafford announce their new site in the old Mercantile warehouse at Chateau. Hart Par r and John Deere tractors are on display with drills plows and cultivators arriving this week. They invite inspections and request repair specifications to improve future service.
Otto Wagnild treasurer of Teton County Montana calls for payment on registered bonds of School District No 26 dated September 14 1912 due August 1 1922 with optional date February 1 1927 interest to cease February 1 1927 first published January 27 last February 24.
Farmington residents are told to attend the Literary Society gathering at the community hall next Friday evening January 28. Ladies are asked to bring lunch. A Sunday school session will be held at the same hall next Sunday January 30 at 10 30 a m. Joe LeDesky is wearing a million
A Jan 23 daughter born at Chateau hospital is noted with joy. The Kensington met at Mrs Nyhns home last Thursday afternoon. A dance with Tennant's orchestra is planned at the community hall next Saturday with lunch to be provided by ladies. Several local residents hosted social visits and gifts, including Mrs Seekins celebrated for her Jan 21 birthday.
Mr and Mrs John England return home with health improved. Talk of a rabbit drive postponed due to cold. Neighbors hard hit by drifting roads. Mail carrier uses a sled while Jack Frost dominates cold week. no notable news from Breezy Hill.
To the people of Chateau who so promptly and kindly came to our aid after our recent fire loss we extend our thanks and appreciation. Special thanks to the school children and Wimodasi Club for their kindness. Donations helped us move into another home in a few days. Mrs Shook and children.
Mrs Frank Webb of Best visited the Swanson home. Sandy Jones and Jack Dawson entertained about 40 friends at a picnic party at the Jones home. Prizes were awarded to James Campbell and Bill Earls at a card party. Several dinners and gatherings continued through the week, including birthdays, visits to Great Falls, and a back to school party hosted by the Ladies Aid. A number of illnesses were noted among local children and residents. A birth was announced for Mr and Mrs Wellenstein.
Judge Meigs in Great Falls district court last Friday ordered that rancher K R Smith will obtain a divorce once he pays his wife 300. The couple married in Havre in 1917. He claimed cruelty and she countered with cruelty and forced labor on the harvest.
C H Connor is reported ill at his home in Jim Choteau with neighbors noting his condition as not serious and awaiting medical attention. no further details provided.
Notice announces registration ending 5 p.m. February 17 1927 for the general election in Chateau Montana to be held the first Monday in April. Electors must register with the Teton County Clerk or a notary or justice of the peace. qualifications include age 21 U.S. citizen Montana residency requirements and precinct residence. W H Webs is County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar. First pub January 13 last February 17.
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