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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1928

Page

4

Local Notes on Travel Ice Cream and Train Schedule Changes

Great Falls visitors and local residents are noted with social calls. The Milwaukee line issued a schedule change: Great Falls trains depart at 9 10 and Choteau arrivals shift to 12 10, with returning trains at 2 05 and Great Falls by 5 00. Ice cream promotion at Smith’s urged along with several local errands and visits by Judge Greene and staff to Cut Bank and other circuit towns.

T. A. Smith Robert Miller Great Falls W. FE. Howard Eddie Howard Dave DeTour Lucile Baker L. R. Sutton Chateau Savage Big Sandy Rose Hutchenson George Tennant Choteau Smith’s Harry King, Jr Wm. Pinnell Phil I. Cole St. Paul Minneapolis Madison Wisconsin John J. Greene Harry F. Benson Greene Cut Bank J. E Young Stockett Sand Coulee Young California Mr. Young A. A. Wells

T C H S Junior Prom Invitation From Class of 1929

An invitation for T C H S alumni to the junior prom given by the class of 1929. No invitation needed for students who have attended at least one school quarter this year.

Multiple Local Incidents Highlight Choteau News

Mrs Otto Wagnild suffers a severe scalp wound and minor injuries in a Choteau auto crash. Dr H W Bateman remains bedridden after artery rupture in his leg. Walter Mozer 14 breaks both bones in his right hand while pole vaulting. Teton High School boys 4th annual agricultural club banquet at Post Tavern draws 41, faculty and County Agent Robert Clarkson attend. toastmaster A W Johnson presides. County commissioners meet to discuss a county library with a 500 signature petition. public hearing to follow after clerk verifies names and notices are published for a month.

Otto Wagnild Choteau H. W. Bateman Choteau Hospital Walter Mozer Joe Mozer Boys Agricultural Club The Teton High School Post Tavern Robert Clarkson A. W. Johnson Board of County Commissioners

New Store Ownership Announces Fresh Goods and Open Invite

I have purchased the Howard Cash Store and will be pleased to meet all old customers and new ones at the same place of business. I have purchased a quantity of new merchandise and am expecting the same this evening. Patrons of the store will find a first class line of fresh fruits, vegetables, etc. at all times. DO. A. DeTOUR.

Howard Cash DO. A

Grade School Children Entertain Lions Club

Through the courtesy of Miss Ruby Miller, principal of Chateau public school, and Miss Charlotte Johnson, instructor in music, part of the musical comedy Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves was presented for the Lions and guests at the regular lunch eon. The program opened with the school orchestra and closed with another orchestral selection. The Lions voted to help Chateau public school and plan anniversary festivities including a park picnic and pavilion dance.

Ruby Miller Chateau Public School Charlotte Johnson Ali Baba and the Robber Band Lions Club Donald Kerr Duton Kyle Jones Bynum Rose Hitchenson Grea Falls

Teton High Victors on Ball Diamond Saturday

Teton County high school boys defeated Conrad high 15 to 5 on Conrad’s diamond Saturday. Obert Dale and Dinty Moore pitched well for Teton, with solid batting support from Petri Jones Earles Hanson and Dale. Errors were plentiful on both sides as Teton claimed a comfortable victory.

Teton County High School Conrad Dale Loomis Burns Radcliffe Bleecker

Ear Mountain Breezes at local hospital departure planned

Mrs Cleo Rogers and a baby are reported doing fine and expected to leave the hospital Tuesday. Miss Mollier and Elizabeth Sinclair were dinner guests at the Ward ranch. The Belleview school closes Friday with a picnic for the children.

Ear Mountain Cleo Rogers Little Babe Miss Mollier Pearl Elizabeth Sinclair Ward Ranch Fred Miller Salmond Rena Roy Lackey Belleview Miss Molliet Butte Cecil Passmore Cecil Passmore Was Visiting Her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clearman J. E. Young Stockett Young Wells Ranch Burfening

Farm Bureau Meeting Set at Hall on May 18

The next farm bureau gathering will be at the hall Friday evening May 18 with a program and lunch. Everyone is welcome and ladies are asked to bring items for lunch. The Woman's club met at the hall Thursday for social time and a 5 o'clock spread hosted by C. F. Carlson for members and visitors.

Farm Bureau C. F. Carlson G. B. Zeigler

Teton Cooperative Reservoir Directors Levy Assessment

At a May 5 1928 directors meeting Teton Cooperative Reservoir levied a seven dollar and fifty cent per share assessment on capital stock. Payment due May 12 1928 to E B Noble treasurer at Bynum Montana.

Teton County Montana E. B. Noble Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company Bynum, Mont Chateau Teton County Bynum

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Hirshberg’s Abe Hannan John Holm Fairfield Eleanor Hane Simms Jean Knowlton Dale School Bammel Louis Halberg Chateau Wm. Johnson Spokane Mary Hane Hazel Eleanor Gladys Clarence Maurey Fred Swenson Halberg Irene Johnson Bobe Jim Daley Gilbert Elliott Colt Lighting Company C.F. Carlson Tennant’s Bole Elmer Erickson Charles Davis Mrs. Bammel Edmond Earl Angle Gloria Helena Teton High Chicago Wm. M. Scholl Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company Chateau Hardware Co Gost Firestone Braze L. E. Taylor Garage
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