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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1928
Page
2
The article ponders resurrection, citing St Paul on body and spirit, then notes cremation and burial practices. It highlights disabled veterans making artificial poppies to aid relief for war widows and dependents, linking remembrance to ongoing aid.
The annual poppy sale of the American Legion Auxiliary will begin a few days after Memorial Day and seeks generous support from the community.
Almost everyone will finish seeding this week as residents note cross road work and local changes. Visits include Mrs. John Feldman and children with Mr. and Mrs. John Swenson in Great Falls, and the McDuffie family at the McLean home. Inflated golf course work at Chateau and a dry petition circulating.
Interclass track meet planned for Thursday and Friday with a grade school meet on Saturday May 12. The first baseball game of the season beat Conrad 15 to 5 with a return game after the track meet on Friday. The Goose Hangs High play set for May 16 at the high school auditorium. Thelma Swenson earned third in Latin at the State Interscholastic meet in Bozeman. Virginia Eaton left for Missoula to compete in the state contest. Lillian Dolalie is valedictorian and Thora Kregness salutatorian for class of 1928. Agriculture club disbanded. final banquet at Post Tavern Wednesday.
The Chateau agricultural club reports photos taken of members, plans a banquet for May 9, and hosts field trips to Larson ranch, culls chickens at Charles Cook's, and holds a recent ag class meeting with a lunch. Frank Malone withdraws. Frank Gordon becomes club president. dairy and butterfat trials continue.
The Ag Club holds its final meeting of the school year and plans a banquet at the Post Tavern on May 9 with guests listed. Juniors show strong enthusiasm for a bigger and better prom. A humorous poem recounts a potato and onion love tale titled The Potato and the Onion.
Cliff Norris tests milk for the Teton County Testing Association while Henry Kregness assists County Agent Clarkson with mixing gopher poison. Teton County High claims a late night victory, Con rad 5, Teton 15.
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