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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1927
Page
5
HyVis advertisements mix with social visits as Adams Oil Co and Hirshberg's promote goods. J. CG. PulHam visits Great Falls for business. Pel leray Beauty Shoppe and Pendray residents appear at Chateau. Judge DeHaas seeks reelection amid city election plans. Murphys bound over for burglary trial.
Mr. and Mrs. R. I. McClue visited Great Falls last Thursday. Mrs. C. Looney offered Fine Winesap apples at 1.95 a box. Bert I. Packer left Sunday for Shelly and other points on a business trip. R. Sturgeon returned from California for the winter. Seventy attended an Odd Fellows social with St Patrick color decor. Chateau residents saw Cradle Snatchers at a Grand in Great Falls. G. Beigler fractured a bone after a slip on porch boards. Mrs. J. W. Hentges hosted a birthday for Mrs. Anna E. Stafford. Mrs. H. D. Robison returned from Long Beach after her mother’s illness. J. F. Bergeron of Augusta recovered from pneumonia. E. A. Arnett and C. W. Fields shipped horses to Wisconsin. Rambouillet ewes at Guthrie place continue lambing, nineteen from eleven. Hughie Crossen arrives from Chicago for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Adams welcomed a son, Harry Edward Jr. Farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Lear planning to move to Belt. C. Carey of Winston Bros. Co. visits Chateau then Bynum. to return in April for project completion.
The T J Cheetham Implement Co announces strong patronage since opening in Choteau Montana. Manager H L Stafford notes high quality machinery including John Deere Hart Parr Rumely and Nichols & Sheppard brands with plans to stock and ship more units and repairs. customers urged to order early.
Thirteen Chateau boys joined Scoutmaster Robert B. Culbertson for the season’s first hike. The group aimed for a railroad bridge south of town, with participants including Wm Yeager Walter Mozer Spud Moore Tom Moore Clifford Nybo Ross Shook Blake Andrews Bernard Straight Ralph Bleecker Albert Doughty and Ernest Eder plus Wm and Robert Culbertson.
Mrs R E Nelson Mrs T H Prid tham and Mrs W W Smith were selected as the nominating committee to name candidates for offices at the next meeting The election of officers for the coming year will be held on Tuesday March 29.
E R McLean and wife spent the week in Great Falls on business. John Swanson remodels his house. Averill Brothers show a new John Deere tractor and plows. Fred Fernfeist to receive a Hart Parr this week. The McLeans attended a jutefish supper at Farmington. The trio nearly stuck on the gumbo road when the mud broke the vehicle’s traction. Mr and Mrs John Edwards of Farmington visited the McLean family. Eyland ranch owner Wolfer expected back Tuesday. he is now a father with a daughter born last month.
County Agent Robert Clarkson announced gopher poison for the 1927 campaign is mixed and ready for distribution. He expects ample supply to meet demand and will sell at the same price as last year, 1.00 for a 10 pound sack.
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