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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1925
Page
4
Be L Jourdonnais owner and publisher of the Cheyenne Chouteau Acantha section announces Thursday publication in Cho teau Montana. Subscriptions are two dollars yearly in advance.
Choteau Rod and Gun Club plans a two week predatory bird hunt from May 24 to June 7. Teams will be captained by W. E. Howard and John W. Hentges with side betting, prizes for eggs and birds, and a banquet on June 7. Farmers are urged to join. dues are one dollar.
County agent says there is nothing to fear from the grasshopper invasion in the region and that no serious damage is expected. He urges calm and monitoring rather than alarm.
County Agent Robert Clarkson stated this morning that hopper numbers are negligible and no eggs found. A Dutton section visit found only a small, confined area with hoppers and no widespread danger as warm weather delayed hatching.
Montana State Fair will be held in Helena on September 7 8 and 9. Lewis and Clark county commissioners approved a one mill levy after a canvass of residents and input from Farm Bureau and Helena Commercial Club to sustain the fair.
Mrs. E J Hirshberg president of the Woman s Club announces a meeting for Saturday evening at 7 50 at the library rooms to recruit delegates from Chateau s women s organizations for a May 29 luncheon and dance benefiting a Boy Scout event at the high school.
Tuesday evening at the First Presbyterian manse in Great Falls Miss Elizabeth Gamble daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen Gamble of the Burton bench became the bride of John H. Garneill in a local wedding ceremony.
The Rev. G. C. Reed officiated as Sheila of Garneill wed the groom, with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Koiflund as attendants. They will reside in Garneill after visiting the bride’s parents in Chateaux. Sheila, well known locally, taught for two years at Garneill before marriage.
At a Tuesday business meeting the Chateau Woman's Club agreed to keep the library open Tuesday evenings and Saturday afternoons during June July and August. Patrons are asked to note. Books ordered for the pay shelf include Professor How Could You White Flag The Keeper of the Bees Best Stories of 1924 Call of the Canyon The Caro linian East of the Setting Sun In a Shantung Garden Old Ladies.
A Brown Swiss bull calf from Ben Gordon’s herd in T. L. Gap traveled by express in a crate with stanchion and manger. The yearling was shipped from Chateau Mon day by Great Northern to Japping North Dakota to a local grower who paid $1000 f o b Chateau. The calf was shown at the Great Falls Corn and Livestock Show alongside its mate sold earlier for the same price to a Powerman.
Mr. Gordon specializes in Brown Swiss cattle and has built a herd gaining rapid recognition. His winners have secured blue ribbons at the state fair for three consecutive years.
For sale includes one large leather rocker one library table one sewing table one refrigerator two Edison disc phonographs two Edison cylinder phonographs eight hundred Edison cylinder records and Byron Corson 47-2pd.
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