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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1916
Page
8
Readers receive a compact briefing of Teton County happenings including court actions, public notices, and community events gathered by local reporters. The items highlight upcoming meetings, local appointments, and civic concerns affecting residents.
Rev Olav Kyvile will conduct services at the Norwegian Lutheran church on July 16 with Norwegian at 10 30 a m and English at 7 30 p m The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Steve Lindseth on Wednesday July 19 Luther an school picnic during that week The town hosts many visits and gatherings including guests at local homes and a range of social events and club meetings across Farmington during July open hours for the post office and clinic adjustments are announced with preference for efficient service and social limits.
A Wiseman rural school picnic near Ile highlights a year of strong attendance over 90 percent and perfect marks for James Wiseman. Teachers Mrs. Armstrong and Mr. Steensman are praised for pushing standardization with a new state name-plate and expanded library and equipment for student growth.
The Equity picnic held on July 4 was well attended despite high water. Owing to the flooding, all speakers could not attend as planned.
T R Cunningham plans a 25 by 50 foot restaurant and aims to open soon. Sjoslin of Canada builds a butcher shop expected ready in a week. Local banker Geo McLean and Mondak’s &. N. Kelso arrive, Kelso to be cashier. Hirshberg Bros move stores. Mort buys Pat Walsh house and moves in. Paul Callow serves ice cream at drug store. Don Rogers from Minneapolis aids Rogers Templeton ward. Several residents travel to Great Falls Montreal etc. W C T U organized with officers W W Cole president, Oscar Gaare VP, Lottie Thorson secretary, Tomena Thorrud treasurer.
Barley to St Paul, the deal totals $254.29 more than the elevator bid from Bynum. The agreement highlights a higher market price and local trading activity.
Paul Callow reports goods on shelves at his drug store. Conrad visitors Mr. and Mrs. Bowen Conrad stayed in town Saturday. T. M. Crittenden of Bozeman plans summer at son W. J. Crittenden's home. Sunday school drew 24 with officers elected led by Supt Mrs. S. S. Martin and secretary Helen Crittenden. A Fairfield stock company forms to build a 120 by 48 hall. Mazingo opens barber shop and pool hall soon. Ben Dorrington leaves with grandparents for Glacier Park.
The column notes Mrs. Chas. Davis and two sons leaving for Washington for the summer. Allen Champion begins clerking at MacVicar Mercantile. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Williams visit Chester relatives with family. Wm. Wallace attends a funeral in Great Falls. Wm. Pike’s residence nears completion. Mrs. Hioler Thompson and five daughters return east. T. M. Crittenden visits Bozeman and Fairfield for summer. Wm. Streeter oversees Gallatin Valley Milling Co. elevator in Williams absence. Mrs. Clifford Perry completes homestead proof and moves.
The note lists a 10:30 morning service with baptism planned and 11:30 Sunday school. It quotes a sermon about the new commandment to love one another and urges church support to advance the law of love within the community.
White school house will host services next Sunday at 2 30 PM led by Rev. Leon F Haley. If rain occurs in the forenoon services will be postponed. Neighbors with autos urged to bring someone without a car and attend.
Leon F. Haley pastor invites all to a free school house service and hopes for a good gathering this time for church outreach and community support.
The School Board of District 28 in Teton County Montana invites sealed bids to build three cisterns at three school houses according to plans on file with the clerk at the State Bank of Dutton. Bids must include materials hauling and labor and be opened at 3 p m on July 29 1916. The board may reject any or all bids. D L Rempel Clerk.
Minnesota paints and linseed oil invite protection for your house and barn with a local St Anthony yard display and emphasis on durable coatings for exterior surfaces.
Rev. L. F. Haley will drive to Bole on Sunday evening for a revival service in the hall.
Warm weather boosts crops and hay around Watson Flat. Walter Hammeral adds a new painted extension to his home. Rogers breaks ground for Gilchrist. Akers plows for Lee. Fourth of July picnic at Cady's Grove features a bucking contest Joe Twiggs vs Jin Farance. Cattle move through the flats toward the mountains. families from Watson ranch visit Deep Creek and Watson host guests including Salmond, Hammeral, and Frazer families.
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