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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
4
E L Jourdonnais owner and publisher of the Choteau Acantha is identified in this notice as the paper published weekly in Cho teau Montana with second class mailing status and a $2 annual subscription in advance.
From Shelby, the Promoter issue dubbed Achievement Edition offers 40 pages of live news, features, and ads praising Northern Montana resources and rural journalism, with over 20 000 copies circulated. Local items include sales at Ole’s, coffee, visits to Pendroy, a Belleview dance, a Gorham’s food sale, bridge parties, and a clergyman’s return from Polson due to a sister’s illness.
A Montana opinion columnist lauds The Promoter and the Kavanaughs for boosting state spirit. The piece claims Montana’s comeback hinges on vigorous local publishing and will not be beaten, citing Toole County and Shelby as examples of support.
A short notice expresses thanks to friends and neighbors for their kindness and support. It acknowledges heartfelt appreciation and inquires readers to accept sincere gratitude from the family.
The Jones family expresses sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy shown at the death of their wife and mother and for the many beautiful floral offerings. Also an item for sale notes alfalfa for sale from W J Johnson of Bynum with inquiry details.
Andrew Simpson owner invites bidders to a public sale 8 miles east of Fairfield on March 31. Horses cattle and machinery plus household goods to be auctioned by H G Ward auctioneer. Free lunch at noon. See bills.
The Rev Alexander Muirden will stay for two weeks to assist with special meetings starting next Tuesday. Evening services at 7 30 with Sunday school at 10 80 and morning worship at 11 30 including Communion. Epworth League at 6 45 and a 7 30 evening service. Ladies Industrial meets next Wednesday with a pot luck luncheon.
Farmington residents hosted and visited family friends with dinners and social events. Olaf Forseth honored Hanson with a Wednesday dinner attended by the Chalmers family and others. Bonding visits included Edwards hosting Stempson and a Collins trip. Local movers include Lindseth and LeDesky exchanging homes.
The local Parent-Teacher Association will hold a meeting Monday evening at the grade school. Mrs. G C Core, association president, announces the program topic Citizenship, with full details in next week’s Acantha.
Swans and Killacer appear in the area signaling spring. Residents busy cleaning seed grain and repairing harness. Miss Frances Dukes visited the Jacob Trost family on Sunday.
Wilda Simons and Eva Thornburg visited the Sim ons home over the weekend. Bill Tatman was seen in the vicinity Friday and Saturday. Maurice Gunther and wife moved from Carl Frank’s home to the old Kretler place. Ernest Arensmeyer received repairs for his grinding machine and is doing work for locals. Red Cross clothing donations requested via county superintendent of schools. For sale notices: Connor residence on North Main Avenue and two Duroc gilts plus 500 lb garden peas for seed from L. G. Passmore and Sons, Farmington.
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