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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
8
The Acantha notes a copy of the London Daily Mirror from March 15 1928 and compares British puzzle headings and price displays in pounds and shillings to American practice. It comments on differences in advertising density and format between the two papers.
The church schedules a Sunday morning worship and church school for May 26 at 9:00. A children story and class instruction during the sermon are planned with separate young groups. A Daily Vacation Church School runs June 3 to June 28 from 9:30 to 12:00, with registration on June 1 and a one dollar fee.
Premium Center announces the birth of a baby daughter to Mr and Mrs Jack O Keefe. Miss Lily Swanson and her gentleman visitor stayed over with her parents Mr and Mrs John Swanson. Seeding and rock hauling advance. McLean visited Dutton and Collins to diagnose an engine issue described as colic or asthma.
Conrad defeats Valier 17 to 6 in front of 200 plus fans as heavy hitting and errors shape the game. Brady beats Farmington 7 to 6 with Heffner striking out 13. Gallup City edges Dutton 6 to 5 in a tense nine innings with late scoring swing.
Alton Burlingame died in Great Falls last Friday from pneumonia at age 36. He was a World War I veteran accorded full military honors at burial in Highland Cemetery. He came from North Dakota before the war and is survived by a wife a son and daughter his parents two sisters and several brothers and half brothers.
A smart one-piece swimsuit for boys in stripes or solid colors, made of pure worsted. The practical garment promises comfort and value at an unusually thrifty price, ideal for the current swimming season.
Early Tuesday May 21 marked the opening of the fishing season amid favorable weather. Local anglers reported eager activity and several notable catches as enthusiasts pursued the finny tribe across fields and woods in search of baskets.
The report notes many fishermen and good catches, with Spring Creek drawing the largest crowds as warmer weather frees the streams. The Teton River stayed clear near a town below the ditch gates, yielding several favorable catches.
Power-Morgan Co advertises rebuilt 15-30 McCormick Deering tractors for ten days with overhauled units guaranteed to boost crop pace.
Multiple short notices offer sale of 6 room houses in Chateau with heat missing, 4 room house, 8-year stallion, two or three used I H C tractors, Fordson tractors and rebuilt John Deere, various farm implements, hedge plants, and 320 acres of level land eight miles from Chateau. W. G. Bloomdahl, Mrs. Newkirk, Shirley Wallace, Teton Implement Co. and Meyer Motor Sales appear as sellers or dealers.
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