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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
5
Local notices describe Hirshberg's promotions on seeds and groceries, used cars, beauty services, and dress goods. Reports include visitors Miss Meda McLean, Mrs. Harry Knudtzon, Ruth Moore, Helen Dale, and social events at the Taylor and Green households. Community notes mention dances, auctions, births, and municipal road work in Chateau and surrounding towns.
Executor E J Hirshberg cautions the party who took the binder parts to return them. The notice identifies the executor and calls for restitution of the missing pieces.
The Fry and Ristow families express sincere thanks to friends neighbors and those who offered kindness and sympathy during the illness and at the time of their mother’s passing including floral offerings.
Iona Davidson and Lillian Dolalie were among Camp Fire girls who traveled to Great Falls last Friday evening with their group for a local youth activity.
Mildred Nelson Wesley Vandewark and Woodrow Ameline return after illness. Second and seventh grades led an assembly on manners. Operetta rings in the sawdust books arrived. All grades work on manners posters health posters and a farm project. Martha Rienks moved to Farmington. Third graders with perfect arithmetic scores listed by sheets. Seventh graders map continents and PE class schedule noted. Eighth graders plan basketball game with Augusta next Saturday at the high school gym. Reporters: Albert Doughty Jim Morgan.
Miss Etta Treckleberry and Leo Carney of Dutton married by Justice of the Peace P. J. Shields in Great Falls on a recent Wednesday. The bride had moved to Dutton last fall for work at the Club Cafe. the groom is a longtime Dutton resident. A Curtis Publishing rep visited the high school to organize teams for The Ladies Home Journal The Saturday Evening Post and The Country Gentleman. The district scholarship contest is set for April 16 in Great Falls with contestants to be chosen. Patsy Pridham Rosemary Feland.
Community hall activities dominate Farmington as Mrs Nyhus hosts the Ladies’ Aid next Wednesday March 30 while Sunday school gathers March 29 and a dance occurs March 26. The Literary meets April 1 and the Luther League holds its annual meeting March 25 at the Norwegian Lutheran church.
A school dance is planned for Friday night to aid the athletic fund. The Seniors showcase their class rings and pins. The normal training girls have gone to the country.
Community church welcomes all with Sunday school at 10 30 morning worship at 11 30 Sermon Jesus and the Cross Special music by the choir Mr Edwards to preach at Pendray 11 30 Epworth Leagues 6 30 evening worship 7 30 Lighted Cross service led by minister Robert B Culbertson
Fourth Sunday in Lent updates include Saturday 8:00 pm Litany and Lenten study. Sunday 10:30 am short morning prayer followed by Holy Communion at 10:45 am. Church school at noon and 7:30 pm evening study in churchmanship.
The Camp Fire Girls of Teton county thank sponsors for supplying cars and funds to send three groups of girls to the Grand Council Fire in Great Falls on March 18. Appreciation is expressed to C. S. McDonald Power-Morgan Co. C. W. Burns Geo Coffey Jr Judge John J Greene Mrs Henry Freeman O Hansen Arthur Hirshberg for cars and to E J Hirshberg R E Nelson Julius Hirshberg for railroad fare.
The Fairfield Woman's Club hosted about 50 members from Fairfield Bole and Choteau at Mrs. W. W. Cole's ranch home west of Fairfield. Cho teau Club members joined, with St Patrick's Day decor and prizes in candles and candlesticks. Eleven tables of 500 and bridge were played. winners included Mrs. O G Meadows high at 500 Mrs. B E Crary high at bridge and Mrs Bert I Packer with the cut prize.
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