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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1931
Page
5
Town notes include births and family visits, local hospital updates, and traffic of residents to and from Eureka Great Falls Spokane and Glacier Park. Court actions include a mortgage foreclosure suit and quiet title action. Local business promotions at Hirshberg’s list low prices on eggs milk and shoes.
Mr and Mrs John Gleason of Billings visit relatives in Choteau. A daughter born Wednesday at Choteau hospital to Mr and Mrs Wallace A Murdock of the Fairfield bench. Lee Hirshberg returned from Berkeley where he attends a preparatory school. Tommy Gossack on vacation spends time with his parents at Belt. Mr and Mrs Hugh Wypper and daughter Sylvia visited Choteau. Mr and Mrs Merle Bunday of Coutts, Alta, visited friends here. Garland Wiley and three children stayed with Mr and Mrs Robert Clarkson. they departed for Chinook. Louise and Evelyn Wiley joined them after visiting in Chinook.
A. B. Guthrie principal of Teton county high school addressed the Chateau Lions Club. He dispelled rumors of an eight month term and athletics cuts, confirming a nine month term and only possible elimination of interscholastic football. The music department will be funded. Miss Marguerite Vaughn has a contract. Guests included Percy Cox of Augusta and Jack Rhoades of Everett Washington.
The Fairfield Times reports added applications for farm units on the Fairfield project, bringing the total to 61. Open to soldiers sailors and marines, the program offers 87 farm units, with many applicants from eastern Montana noting extreme drought conditions.
A German specialist claims veins in lips reveal character and suggests kissing helps reveal a girl's nature. The remark drew criticism for its odd scientific framing and gender implications from readers of New Onloeng Mere Moaynne.
The Most Reverend G. J. Finnigan of the Diocese of Helena confirmed 86 children and several adults at St. Luke's Parish last week. He visited missions at Power Mutton and Augusta and stayed at Chateau rectory with priests including Grover Tougas I J Dumbeck Timothy Moroney G H Hietpas O Praem and M J Halligan.
On Sunday July 19 W D Jones longtime resident of Teton County was honored as a veteran public servant reflecting over five decades of community service and leadership.
Relatives and old-timers gather at the Dupuyer Creek home place to celebrate Mr. Jones’ 74th birthday with bathing, fishing, a large tree table, and a birthday cake of 74 candles baked by Mrs. C. A. Goodrich. Over 150 attendees, many from Pondera and Dupuyer towns, enjoy the day as a newly built road along Dupuyer Creek is highlighted.
A cryptic note suggests a remaining span of at least twenty six years to complete the century. The reference hints at a countdown or milestone tied to a long view of time. Further context from the text remains unclear.
Catholic services set for next Sunday July 26 with Mass at 9 o clock in Bynum and at 11 o clock in Dutton. Masses at Chateau and Power will occur as listed, no Mass at Augusta.
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