Cho teau weekly publication details and price
Publication notes indicate a weekly issue published every Thursday at Cho teau Montana. It is entered for the post office as second class matter with a subscription price of $2 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
4
Publication notes indicate a weekly issue published every Thursday at Cho teau Montana. It is entered for the post office as second class matter with a subscription price of $2 per year in advance.
Dr Barbour of Helena faulted Montana roads and county commissioners for poor road relief while The Helena Independent warned that tongue lashing delays development. Farmers stress practical link roads to farms over cross county tourist routes, as counties continue road work.
A fragment notes New Yorkers strive to travel to California amid county boards focused on tiller access to an elevator with wheat and trips to the store for beans and bacon.
Local briefs cover visits by Ralph Arnold and Ben McNair, a card party in Bole, and immigration officials touring the Bynum project. Also reported are Joe Harris and Arthur Hirshberg visiting, Chris Trebesch leaving for a trapping expedition, Harry Ramberg buying cattle, and a bottle gas incident with a boy. New services include a ladies barber shop and beauty parlor, and Fly-Tox insecticide ads.
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports John Lewis of Pendroy saw clear gains from furrow drilling on a winter wheat field seeded last fall. The center seeded with an ordinary drill trailed behind furrow drilled portions, and early September sowing yielded better prospects than late October seeding. A new Karnont variety is favored, with seed available locally, and testing begins with the Fairfield club route.
Mrs J C Pulliam travels to Savannah Missouri for treatment at Dr Nichols sanitarium. Mr and Mrs C K Malone celebrate two week old marriage with a honeymoon return and greetings from friends. High school grounds upgrade features a north end drive raised above ground with seeded lawn and new sidewalks to divert floodwater. Mrs J H Barnett and three children visit from San Francisco, while Mr Barnett, a Southern Pacific civil engineer, remains away until October.
The church conducts Holy Communion at 11 00 a m and Morning Prayer daily service led by Rector Lee H Young on the second Sunday after Trinity.
Farmington hosts Sunday school at the hall next Sunday at 10 30. The picnic is postponed due to high water and muddy ground. George S. Craig and M E Randall of Milwaukee toured Farmington last week on their way from the new oil well ten miles north of Agawam in Pondera county. The girls 4H club met in the Farmington hall last Thursday. Albert Lindseth injured when his saddle horse fell on him last Sunday, cracking his ankle. he previously broke the same ankle last winter from hay load fall. Mrs Julia Harris of Browning is visiting her sister.
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