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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1927
Page
4
The Choteau Acantha newspaper, published in Choteau Montana by L Jourdonnais owner and publisher, releases weekly issues every Thursday and is circulated as second class mail with a yearly rate of two dollars in advance.
Observers fault judges in petty courts for using a floater to shift penalties and ignore law enforcement. The practice lets offenders leave the jurisdiction instead of serving sentences, weakening moral fibre and undermining public respect for law. This leniency shifts risk to neighboring communities and shows magistrate cowardice and powerlessness.
Fragment mentions jail sentence or enlistment with reference to Uncle Sam. No additional readable details.
Fourth graders earned three months attendance certificates Louise Clarkson Clarice Knudtzon Edna Otness Evan Campbell Leo Carrier and Kenneth Foster. April window garden project. Fifth grade story writing contest this week. Jennie Jacobson absent ill. Morrison Macall spelling tests given Wednesday grades two through eight. Albert Doughty eighth grade returns after two days flu. Lower grade manual training boys finish third houses for city park. Last basketball game Saturday April second at high school gym eight o clock sharp Chnoteau vs Augusta admission 10 15 and 25 cents. Reporters Richard Jones Ernest Eder.
The Farming ton church will hold a Norwegian language service on Sunday April 3 at 11 00 am, followed by a confirmation class. Pastor G O Fjseth extends a cordial invitation to attend.
A large gathering at the Hull home last Tuesday evening surprised Mr. and Mrs. Pratt as they prepared to leave. Guests included a wide cross of community figures with musicians and speakers, followed by a grand supper and a farewell sing.
Breezy Hill reports a quiet week with Mac's absence due to an injury from a bronco. F P Goodwin relocates his family to Murphy place and plans to establish a home there. Henry Davidson works as a carpenter for H H Wuest on a new residence. Henry Weist sells eight work horses this month at eighty dollars each. Mrs. Goodwin buys a Buick sedan. Minor farming activity includes raking weeds and harrowing.
Mr and Mrs George Slanger entertained a crowd last Sunday for their 27th wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Kerr and others. Mrs Arensmeyer hosted a pleasant hall gathering with a 3:30 lunch and many gifts.
Farmington reports 79 attendees last Sunday with 43 Reds and 36 Blues. Activities included Ben Slanger's Intermountain talk and Mr McLean's vocal and violin accompaniment. Miss Nagle left for a Dougherty home. several local families visited or hosted meals and gatherings amid spring events.
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