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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1926
Page
4
I, Jourdonnais, owner and publisher, publish every Thursday at Cho eat Montana. The paper is entered for the post office as second class mail and description, at a rate of $2 per year in advance.
The Acantha prints reader letters and signed opinions on matters of public interest. Discussion is seen as beneficial to reveal multiple perspectives and enhance public knowledge.
A spat between Chateau Rod & Gun Club and Kyle Jones over the merits of drives on predatory birds exposes facts about birds and their habits. The exchange turns sarcastic, detracting from the topic and undermining polite public discussion.
The passage critiques heated debates and barbed phrases as unhelpful to resolving issues. It emphasizes focusing on substance over personal feelings and using constructive language rather than sarcasm to pursue amicable solutions.
The weekly civil actions list includes Susanna C Cleverday versus Carl N Nelson et al for foreclosure of mortgage. Geo E Towle versus Sarah Nelson et al also for foreclosure. H F Arnold versus John B Maurer et al seeks a transcript of judgment.
Whitsun-Day schedule includes morning prayer at 10 30 and Holy Communion at 10 45 with church school at noon. Pentecost marks the Holy Spirit outpouring per Acts II. Rector Lee H Young notes the observance.
Robert B. Culbertson leads Sunday school at 10 30 a m and morning worship at 11 50 with a sermon on The Meaning of Church Membership. Farmington service at 3 p m and evening talk at 8 about Aim in Life. Ladies Industrial Wednesday afternoon. outside speaker from Inter Mountain Union College expected Sunday Mar 30.
The freshmen and sophomores face exams today while seniors enjoy a week of freedom to prepare for evening activities. Juniors work on gym decorations for Friday's Prom, with the class president appearing especially rushed as reports come in.
In Farmington, English language services will be held at the Norwegian Lutheran church next Sunday May 23 at 11:00 am. Rev Culbertson will preach at the Farmington school house May 23 at 3:00 pm with Sunday school at 2:00 pm. A closing day picnic is planned at Burton school grounds May 23 with lunch to be brought by ladies.
Mrs. Geo Thompson represents St Stephen's Guild Chateau with Mrs. C J B Stephens at a Montana diocese convention in Helena. M C Dietrich, ex Teton High principal now Billings schools superintendent, arrives to deliver the commencement address at the high school tonight. He will stay with Dr and Mrs E J Crary. A marriage license was issued to Grady Morehead and Marguerite Fleming of Great Falls. they were married by Justice C H Ferris with Edward and Elvina Bouska as witnesses. Ben Fisher of Chateau closes a deal to buy Roy W Pilling's Second Avenue Northwest home in Berkeley California. Fisher will take possession when vacated by Chas Malcolm family.
In accordance with a District Court order dated April 1 1926 in Cascade County Montana the administrator of Lena Hektner deceased offers private sale of 160 acres in Teton County Montana. The property covers parts of Section 9 and 4 Township 24 North Range 1 West Montana Meridian with cash terms: 10 percent down at sale and the balance on court confirmation on or after June 5 1926.
All bids or offers for the purchase of said property must be in writing and may be left with the Administrator at Room 614 First National Bank Building in Great Falls Montana at any time after the first publication of this notice and before the making of the sale. Dated May 17 1926 Peter Hektner Administrator of the Estate of Lena Hektner Deceased First pub May 20 last May 27.
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