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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
8
The new Potato Growers Association aims to insure shipment readiness of at least sixty carloads this year. Members may keep part of their crop for feed or seed, but any unsold or nonconsumed portion must go through association channels. The group will inspect grading to ensure quality, standardize sacks at 100 pounds, and develop a brand to boost demand in eastern markets.
Pastor Harry T. Stong presides at the Lord's Supper at 10:30 with Sunday school at 11:30. Junior and Epworth Leagues meet at 3:00 and 6:30, topics on Growing a Character led by Miss Hazel Halladay. Evening worship at 7:30 with a sermon. Leaguers hold a special meeting at 7:30 Monday. Teacher training follows. Weekly prayer services Tuesday 9:00 A.M. and Wednesday 8:00 P.M.
Mr and Mrs J Otness and Miss Ruth Andrews were dinner guests at the O Lindseth home last Sunday. Iver Nasser has returned from Deaconess hospital and is much improved. Normal training girls and Miss Medley finished their work and returned to Chateau this week. Mrs O Forseth hosted a dinner with Clarence and Ernest Carlson John Chalmers John and Oscar Richem and Esther Anderson Beatrice Davis Nora Nasser and Martha Chalmers among attendees. A play was given last Saturday eve.
The item notes thanks to Zale and Mrs Forseth and Mr Swanson for aiding a play's success. Ida Lindseth spent the weekend visiting home folks. Anspaughs and children, visiting J W Kerr, left for Browning, with Mrs Kerr accompanying them to Great Falls. Ruth Andrews dined with the Nasset family. Breere has been at the Base recently. J Carlson visited O Manseth. Harbaugh visited Hatson. Mrs DeRusha hosted several young people last Thursday.
One hundred delegates, ministers and laymen attended the Nineteenth Annual Convention of the Diocese of Montana in Billings. The session approved removing the word male from officer and delegate eligibility, allowing women to be wardens, vestrymen, and delegates, signaling progressive change.
Public notice states that the city ordinance imposes penalties on owners whose chickens run at large after April 15. All chicken owners are urged to keep fowl within their premises. G. M. Coffey S Jr. mayor.
Thomas Meighan appears in the Paramount film Cappy Ricks at the Royal theater next Sunday and Monday. The photoplay is touted as one of his best this season with Agnes Ayres in the supporting cast and Tom Foreman directing.
Betty Martin flees her father's rage to a city rooming house where fear becomes a lurking Beast. After seventeen years of sheltered life, she faces hunger and loneliness until a desperate Park Bench night draws the pursuing John Martin closer. A tense pursuit through streets, lodgings, and a morgue ends with Betty amid shadowed fear and a looming threat.
Those in a run down condition find catarrh worsens, proving it is affected by constitutional health. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is promoted as a tonic and blood purifier that acts through the blood to reduce inflammation on mucous surfaces. Circulars free from B. C. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Administrator A P Reiding calls all creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be shown at T H Pridham Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date April 17 1922. Attorney H Pridham listed. First publication May 4 1922 last May 26 1922.
A new parachute device of enormous dimensions has been invented to lower a passenger aircraft safely to the ground in case of an accident. The invention aims to protect the entire cabin and all passengers during an emergency descent.
Notice from A. H. Mee Ginnist in Choteau offering to farm 50 bushels of spring wheat on shares from Hodgskiss ranch two miles south of Chateau. Also rental listing for pasture, machinery for sale, and registered Shorthorn bull and young horses for sale or trade. Tanlac advert claims thousands weight gain via Tanlac from Choteau Drug Co.
Sealed proposals will be received up to and including Wednesday May 10 1922 for ditch rider duties for the Teton Cooperative Canal Co irrigating season 1922. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. K R Smith secretary treasurer Farmington Montana. First pub Apr 20 last May 4.
The ad proclaims Tanlac's worldwide renown as earned by its effectiveness. It notes the product does the work and is endorsed by Che teau Drug Co.
In a Birmingham Age-Herald fragment a grandmother recalls a 20 year old suffrage battle. She challenged 12 police officers to seize the sacred flag, claiming the clash lasted about 40 minutes and became a legendary memory for her grandchild.
Mrs. Chas. Peden of Huntsville Alabama says starting Tanlac improved her health from 98 pounds to 125 pounds and she has never felt better. Choteau Drug Co. distributes the remedy.
Brief society note in Detroit newspaper records an unusual exchange about adopting a small puppy. Miss Dove Ly expresses interest while Mr Chapningham responds to the sudden idea.
McCormick six foot mower and rake with derrick and hay loader. 200 feet of cable. Two hay forks. Qral G Meadows. Phone 4F3 or write P O box 206 Chateau. Paired with dash 2t pa.
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