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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1927
Page
12
Nellie R Hammond beauty specialist promotes prices right while Adams Oil Co and Hirshberg’s feature a dress sale. Includes phone contact 101 and a local ad listing thread and cucumbers sale offers with prices and bonuses.
Chateau community updates include sales on groceries and fabrics at Hirshberg's, a May calico dance at the K P hall, and a Mother's Day photo offer from Emerick's Studio. Local notices cover Demolition and remodeling plans at the Mason ic Temple, upcoming weddings and births, and council extension for property cleanup to May 15.
Notice to high school alumni and graduating class announces an alumni banquet and dance on Tuesday night May 17 with a plea to notify Bing Hodgskiss if the secretary's book is found.
The family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of husband and father Albert Bottenhagen. Thanks are also given for the beautiful flowers.
We express gratitude to all who helped and offered flowers during the illness and passing of our wife, mother, and sister. J. W. Ward and family. Mrs J. E. Lysons.
The agriculture class with County Agent R. B. Clarkson planted wheat oats barley and rye at the Hauxwell place for a prospective county experiment farm. A lunch was served. Saturday instructor Mr. Johnson inspected ranch projects at Malone Larson Arensmeyer Chalm ers Dale and Austad. Teton High students Agnes Nasser Lucille Morgan John Peterson and Gordon Holmes attended a scholastic meet in Bozeman where Peterson won first in world history and Holmes second in geometry. Commencement speaker Dean J. M. Hamilton of Bozeman headlines May 19. Lorraine Lathrop won declamation with The Littlest Rebel and Lorain Lathrop with Ruth Jarl head to Missoula for the state contest.
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