Choteau publishes weekly edition in Montana
The Choteau Montana publisher Deantha E L Jourdonnais relished Thursdays at Che teau. The paper is entered in the post office as second class matter. Subscription is $2 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
4
The Choteau Montana publisher Deantha E L Jourdonnais relished Thursdays at Che teau. The paper is entered in the post office as second class matter. Subscription is $2 per year in advance.
A prominent worker in women’s club activities from Glendive Montana is a candidate for president of the General Federation at the biennial convention in Los Angeles next June. Mrs. Wallace T. Perham, wife of a Portland native, is backed locally and praised for public service and social reform efforts. The piece also notes farming tips, local visitors, a rainbow sighting near Rainbow Falls, and mentions Lewis and Clark referenced by memoirs.
The candidate is described as not a self seeker and able to devote herself exclusively to the National Federation if chosen. She has strong ties with friends and supportive figures under current circumstances.
A mother bids Alice good night as the day ends with the chorus of farmyard hens. Alice agrees noting that all the little chickens and the old hen have gone to bed.
About 50 tons of fish are being seined from the Walier inlet to Lake Francis. Suckers predominate with some trout discarded back into the water as efforts aim to clear the lake for trout. Ranchers haul away suckers and salt them for summer use. Also reported a sick New York millionaire marries his nurse.
Local items note visits among Collins residents and farmers, with families and merchants described. Occasional church notices and two sheriff sale announcements detail property foreclosures in Teton County, Montana.
Miss Tina Kline hosted a dinner with several local Misses and Messrs including Thompson Otness Groot Steen Chalmers Richem Arensmeyer and Tangen. Stenson and Miss Davis wed with Rev Culbertson officiating. Bob Krueger celebrated his 13th birthday with friends.
Writ seeks to coerce possession of 309 acres in Montanas Teton County. The document names Geo W Magee as plaintiff's attorney and is dated May 9 1924 with publication May 15 and June 5.
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