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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1928
Page
4
Locals Mrs. Cohoe and Mrs. J E Lewis hosted a bride lunch eon at Glen Loyd for Mrs. Cohoe sister Mrs. Alex Burrell of Butte. Mrs. T O Larson won first prize for high score. Mrs. Burrell received guest prize. Mrs. H Beaupre won the cut prize.
A city couple, Mr and Mrs John Jacobson, report their three and five year old children severely burned after their father used what he believed to be kerosene to start a stove fire. The liquid turned out to be gasoline used by Mrs Salvors for laundry. Jacobson also sustained a severe burn on his right hand but continues work. The children’s injuries are mostly on the face and body. Both the stove and house suffered no damage and the children are recovering.
Local residents join visits to Minnesota and Washington state. Equity elevator news includes A Lewis returning home and F W Smith’s travel. 4-H club officers named Dorothy Arnsmeyer president and Ruth Denison secretary treasurer. Farm Bureau programs and club meetings held with Mrs. Bammel and Mrs. Dauwalder serving. Upcoming meetings slated for July 13 and June 28.
Mrs. F. C. Carlson and her children left Sunday for a several months visit with relatives and friends in Minnesota. Mr. Carlson drove them to Shelby where they rode the train to their destination.
The First Methodist Church offers a morning worship at 9 00 with Sunday school for children and an evening service at 8 00. Pendray notes roads permit morning services on June 24 starting at 11 00.
Benefit members of the Security Benefit Association and their families will hold a picnic on Sunday July 15 1928 at Claude. Attendees are asked to meet at the Power Morgan store at 8 30 A M.
A district judge candidate for the 19th Judicial District announces candidacy on the Democratic ticket subject to voters will and endorsement. The statement signals entry into a local judicial race and emphasizes party alignment and electoral process.
A formal notice lists candidates and election date for the upcoming primary on July 17 1928. The document includes official signatures and procedural details for voters and party representatives.
In Flathead County Montana the estate of A B Jones deceased will sell at private sale in two parcels after court confirmation, on or after July 6 1928. Parcel A includes portions of Section 20 Township 24 North Range 5 West M M. Parcel B includes parts of Sections 18 19 and 24 in Township 24 North Range 5 6 West. Ten percent cash at sale, balance on court confirmation. Purchaser pays deed abstract and taxes. Bids in writing at Citizens State Bank Chateau Montana after first publication. Executor James Eckford. First Pub June 24 Last July 5.
Government authorities warn thirty diseases spread by flies and urge killing flies. Rex Fellowship developed a scientific product at Mellon Institute that is harmless to people but lethal to insects. Follow blue bottle instructions and insist on Fly-Tox from retailers.
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