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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
4
The Choteau Geantha is published every Thursday in Choteau Montana and enters the post office as second class matter. Subscription is $2 per year in advance.
A Friday benefit dance for the athletic association featured Audubon Bird pins worn proudly by normal girls. Junior Normal students practiced memory map drawing and salt bas-relief maps while boxing class reported a hard fall with no fractures.
Mr E J Markle of Dutton visited the high school on Tuesday. Practice for the senior class play is underway and the production will be staged earlier this year.
Collins residents report a new or reformed aid society with Mrs Heerman president and Mrs Bailey secretary. Local families visit, travel between Collins Whitefish Dutton Conrad and Freemont Nebraska. Little Bertha England sick and teaching noted. many neighbors疾病 updates.
A long report from Premium Center covers a community operetta attendance amid muddy roads. Social visits include Mr and Mrs McDuffie and Fred Fornfeist’s trip to Great Falls and ranch rental arrangements. Additional items note horse deliveries, calf birth, and a Ladies' Aid gathering with a March 17 meeting planned.
Pendroy residents are informed that church services will be held next Sunday afternoon. The notice invites attendees to attend at the usual church location and time.
The report notes a fine Sunday school turnout this week and urges a better showing next Sunday. Social news covers Mr and Mrs Carl Gulbranson and children as dinner guests, bridge games, and various visits and parties among local families. Mentions include Mrs Lee traveling to Power, Ed Swingley moving his pool hall to Agawam, and Miss Kate Wellenstein's February marriage to W J Goggin.
Nearby Breezy Hill notes report the Rathman family illness in Cheney Washington with their youngest son hospitalized for spinal meningitis. Also listed are visits by H H Wuest and family to Brady, Everett Murphy in Neihart visiting Simons relatives, Mrs Schaefer visiting Great Falls, a lost gray gander in Agawam, and local farm labor at the Malone ranch plus a brief on Poet Bill and F P Goodwin with a new rest.
Work on the Murphy place appears close to completion and occupants plan to move in within days. Local officials say the project followed zoning and building approvals, with neighbors awaiting the new residence.
Sunday school returns March 13 at 10 30 in the hall with 45 attendees from Blues and Reds. Lute fish supper by Ladies Aid March 12 at 5 pm at Norwegian Lutheran church with alternatives. Literary basket social March 18 followed by community sing and program. Various visits, carpentry on Equity house, and local hauling and assessments noted.
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A benefit dance will be held in the high school gym Friday evening March 25 to support the high school athletic association. The team finished fourth at the district tournament in Havre and the event aims to cover related expenses. Coach Verne Ashley praises the season and urges community support with ticket sales and attendance.
Poet Bill of Breezy Hill rides a horse through Agawam onlookers claim the horse spooked livestock, dashed past a coal shed, Schaef fer's store, and two barbed wire fences. Bill remains on deck on crutches with a sprained ankle as he learns one foot one crutch propulsion.
Frank E. Moore departed last Friday for Chula Vista, California in response to a message about the grave illness of his father T. J. Moore a Chateau pioneer who has lived on the coast for years.
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