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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Duncan McDonald and their daughter Marguerite are mentioned in a local family brief noting a gathering or event. The fragment highlights the family unit and a daughter’s inclusion, with no further details provided.
Ted McDonald visits Cho teau and Bynum after arriving by auto from Wilsall. Maurice Ward in Santa Cruz writes from California to The Acantha about liking California yet missing home. Vv. C. Nybo arrives to manage the Power-Morgan Garage in Chateau after moving from Malta.
Local man with Chevrolet sales and garage experience, married with a family, settles Nybos in Mrs. K. B. Cohoe property. Mrs. P. H. Crossen hosts Chateau girls at Great Northern park in honor of visiting niece from Town. Wade Family Bell Ringers to perform next Thursday July 15 in Chateau under Ladies' Industrial. C. H. Connor, W. S. Connor and two Chas. Le Page nephews return from fish trip in Teton canyon reporting a rain and canyon flood. Bertram Guthrie, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Guthrie, joins Lexington Leader staff August 2 after journalism school at Montana and years in Attica, New York.
Two more Teton county wool clips were sold to Charles S. McDonald of Chateau by Draper and Co of Boston. Earl Yeager and T. H. Givens finished shearing and loading on Monday. The Givens clip had 575 fleeces and the Yeager clip 1430 fleeces, both at 35 cents a pound. Machine shearing costs 18 44 cents per head.
Judge Frank P. Leiper of Glendive, a Republican candidate for associate justice, spent hours in Choteau promoting his candidacy. At 50, he has practiced since 1904 and held roles as state representative, county attorney, and district judge, with prior stints on the Montana Supreme Court in 1922 and 1924 totaling about six months.
Ida Ferris Waterman recounts her California visit from Santa Rosa to Los Angeles and Oakland. She notes meeting E J White and reading the Choteau Acantha, mentions Aimee Semple McPherson, the Ocean Park disappearance, and celebrates rain after prayers while urging another day of prayer for Montana and the nation.
Several families, including LeDesky Smith Gamble Willis and Nasser, picnicked in Gamble Grove and at the Fourth of July celebration in Great Falls. Singles report berrying, gooseberries and service berries abundant, with farm and park outings noted. Elmer Baker injured a finger Saturday but received medical care. others traveled to Glacier Park and Great Falls for rodeo and sightseeing.
John Edwards drove an Essex sedan purchased last week. Ernest Arensmeyer plowed for Hirshbergs on the Longmuir place. George Wright and son dug a cellar for the Equity Co-op house last week. Herman Kaptein and family and Louie Bouma and family of Conrad visited Steven son home Sunday. K. G. Reinks was expected home from the hospital the first of the
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