Weekly Cho teau Montana Post Subscription Note
Published every Wednesday at Cho teau Montana and entered as second class matter at the post office. Subscription is 2.00 per year or 1.75 in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
4
Published every Wednesday at Cho teau Montana and entered as second class matter at the post office. Subscription is 2.00 per year or 1.75 in advance.
On June 6 1917 Milwaukee will open station agencies at Fairfield Choteau and Agawam to support daily passenger and freight service on the Choteau line L B Kay will serve Fairfield C S Owens Choteau and P Reed Agawam new postings follow staff changes including Redding at Judith Gap and Barnard moving from Garnier The shuttles at Suffolk Garnier and Forest Grove will be bulletined as unstaffed for operator claims
Four children from Galata have died from infantile paralysis, with Dr. Coggswell supervising state board of health efforts. The Galata school and all public gathering places were closed. No new cases have appeared recently and officials believe the situation is under control.
A three to four day mission begins around June 12 at St Luke's Catholic church in Chateau led by Oblate Fathers of Lowell Mass. The program urges preparation for the hereafter and renewal of friendship with Christ, urging attendance by all Catholics in the area with services at 9:00 o'clock next Sunday.
Reverend Father Ma roney forwards Bishop Carroll’s letter urging Catholics to subscribe to Liberty Bonds on June 3. The appeal cites patriotism, democracy at stake, tax exemptions, and weekly installments as options to reach an eight million Montana goal, with books closing June 15.
The Columbia University Lasky prize photo play Witchcraft stars Fannie Ward as Suzette, a New England maid accused of witchcraft in 1690. Richard Wayne Jack Dean Makepeace Struble and other cast members support a dramatic tale of persecution and miraculous escape, highlighting American authorship for the screen.
The narrative explores a theme of passionate romance, highlighting an intense connection between two central figures. Their relationship adds emotional depth and underscores the complexities of desire and commitment within the broader plot.
Sealed bids must reach H. R. Thompson secretary treasurer by noon June 16 1917 for ditch riding the Teton Co operative Canal Company's canals to irrigate the upcoming season.
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