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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
4
The Choteau Ceantha EB. L. Journonnais owner and publisher is listed. Published every Thursday in Cho teau Montana and entered as second class matter. Subscription is $2 per year in advance.
Local notes report mild March weather with lamb like winds and a lion forecast. H H Wuest and family hosted dinner with Harry Young while Miss Irene Thornburg moved to Choteau for work. A rabbit drive at Agawam leads to a feed and dance. Mumps and tonsillitis affect Breezy Hill residents as community gatherings proceed with quilts auctioned and socializing into the night.
Dr. McLean of Inter-Mountain Union College told the assembly that college education is nearly essential for high paying jobs and showed earnings differences among uneducated, high school, and college graduates. He noted a college graduate earns about as much as the other two combined by age 60. Also reported are band instrument updates, senior stationery, operetta books, mumps recoveries, a Freshman dance, and a senior class farm shop course.
Gregor Tangen and Ted Anderson drove to Great Falls to fetch Pete Andersons car returned by Casper Peterson. Sivert Syse spent the week with Gregor Tangen and Sivert Syse dined with Cal Binford. Helen Lindseth recovered from mumps after a period of illness. The agriculture meeting in Farmington last Wednesday drew strong farmer attendance. Rev Fjeseth and Lars Nasser traveled to T L Gap to visit John Shields on business.
Violet Wiseman of Bole and Vivian Nasset visited the Nasset home last Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Steve Lindseth called at the Olaf Lindseth home during the week. Sophia Dennison visiting from a school near Conrad spent time with family. Severn Lindseth and his sister Tesla were among visitors at Farmington school for a few hours Friday afternoon.
Mrs. E T Fitzgerald and Mary England drove to Choteau on Sunday while Mr. and Mrs Jno England visited the Heermans. Lawrence Fitzgerald returned from visiting his parents. Several locals note spring signs with insurance agents arriving. Charley Seberlich travels from Minneapolis, Eddie Johnson plans a dancing class, and Alvin Reiquam moves onto his ranch ready for spring work.
An advertisement from Power Morgan Co urges buyers to get a McCormick Deering tractor and a Duck Foot Weeder for economical farming. It emphasizes weed control, soil cultivation, and moisture preservation, urging action this spring.
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