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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1923
Page
5
Silks half price at Hirshberg's attract shoppers while Vera Cole and Miss Longmuir visit Great Falls. Local events include bridge luncheon at GilenJoyd, Mother's Day chocolates, and summer plans for H L Halladay and J Van Dyke. Community notes cover births deaths, church events, and council talks on a Great Northern spark purchase.
Seeding in Teton county is about 76 percent done with 1923 acreage near 90 percent of 1922. Ground preparation is excellent, weed control emphasized, and contracts keep acreage stable. Bureau of weather notes ample moisture for sprouting wheat and a strong dry-farming outlook. A county federation of women’s clubs constitution and by laws are detailed, outlining officers, revenue, representation, and meetings. Foreclosure notices and a community gathering at Cook schoolhouse wrap the item with social prizes and midnight dancing.
The annual Womans Club luncheon at the Glenloyd ended the season with yellow decor and spring flowers. Mrs. R. E. Nelson led a serenade for Francis Scott Key as the 100th anniversary of Home Sweet Home was noted, followed by bridge. Clara Barton memorial tree planting capped the event with out of town guests and committee leaders listed.
Due to the annual convention in Great Falls there will be no church service this Sunday. Special Whitsunday services will be held on May 20 at 11:00 A M. Church school occurs at 12:00 P M prior to the event.
Morning meeting unites Chateau Woman's Club and county women from nearby towns to form the Teton County Federated Clubs. Mrs. Arthur Hirshberg elected first president with Mrs. T. J. Cheatham as vice president and Mrs. J. C. Taylor secretary. An countywide campaign aims to include eight clubs by fall and eventually authorize representation from every community.
A card and dancing party at Cook School drew attendees for an evening of socializing and music. Organizers promoted fellowship and community spirit among local residents.
The City Council sets aside May 14 to 19 as clean up week. All residents must remove filth and rubbish from premises and maintain sanitary conditions. The council seeks cooperation from property owners and renters to ensure city cleanliness. By order of the City Council.
Mayor Geo M Coffey Jr initiative yields quick results as City Marshal John Moore plants 125 green ash seedlings opposite the old creamery near the north city limit. Five hundred white ash seedlings due next week will join the plot, shifting from seed to seedling culture to faster beautification of Choteau.
Civil actions filed in the past week include Minnesota Loan and Trust Co against Lloyd FR Belote et al for foreclosure of mortgage. Also listed is Stockmens State Bank of Choteau as a party.
Valentino stars as an Indian prince who grows up in New England and returns to reclaim his throne. The Paramount drama unfolds through Harvard links, a love interest, and royal intrigue with lavish settings.
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