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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1928

Page

4

Alumni Banquet Honors Senior Class at Chateau House

About 50 alumni attended the twenty-fifth annual alumni banquet last Friday at the Chateau House for the class of 1928. Harry Moore reports A. 8 Guthrie spoke on the school's needs and the event included a dance at Woodman Hall afterward. Eddie Howard presided as toastmaster and the secretary read the historical alumni list from 1904 to 1928. Alva Larson delivered the welcome address to graduates, school board, faculty, and fellow alumni.

Harry Moore Chateau House Woodman Hall Eddie Howard Alva Larson

High School Program Notes and Governance Speak to Growth

The meeting heard A B Guthrie laud the high school’s rising attendance and future plans. The Smith Hughes course expands with agronomy and farm mechanics, Spanish grows while French declines, and library and home economics needs more support. Officers were elected: Alva Larson president, Patsy Pridham VP, Helen Morgan secretary-treasurer. The event closed with a community dance at Woodman hall.

Geen Bud Burns Stafford A. B. Guthrie Guthrie Smith- Hughes Bozeman Alva Larson Patsy Pridham Helen

Poppy Sale Tuesday Opens Legion Auxiliary Drive

Memorial Day notice urges participation in the Legion Auxiliary annual poppy sale on Tuesday May 29. Workers begin at 10 30 a m with proceeds aiding welfare work for families of deceased or disabled World War I veterans. Price is 25 cents per poppy, with no upper limit.

Legion Auxiliary

Gibson Dam Laborer Dies After Pneumonia and Appendicitis

Paul Hannant, a workman at the Gibson dam on Sun River Canyon, was admitted to Chateau Hospital early in the week with lobar pneumonia and acute appendicitis. He was just past his twenty first birthday and died early Tuesday morning. his father is named in the notice.

Paul Hannant Gibson Dam Sun River Canyon Chateau Hospital

Pentecost Sunday at FIRST M. E. Church May 27 program

May 27 features a morning worship for the whole family at FIRST M. E. Church with Epworth League at 7:00 p.m. and evening service at 8:00 p.m. Pendray also hosts 11:00 a.m. service. Pentecost and Memorial Day themes mix with a call to loyal Christians to attend and to enroll the vacation church school June 4–29.

Epworth League

Junior Prom Draws Big Crowd and Revenue

Last night’s junior prom drew a large social crowd and generated over $500 in receipts. The high school gym was transformed into a fairy land with labor and expense, and after expenses a substantial balance is expected to remain.

Farm Union Meeting at Bole Farm Elects Officers

A Farm Union meeting was held last Saturday at Bole. Officers elected include Earl Zimmerman president Paul Mathis vice president Walter Duwalder secretary treasurer Arthur Tesch conductor Walter Johnson doorkeeper and executive committee members Ben Benson Ernest Sandberg and Arthur Johnson. A Beck Bale and Dale local meeting is planned for next Sunday evening May 27 at the A. O. U. W. hall in Fairfield with R. B. Curtis as speaker. all are welcome.

Bole Earl Zimmerman Paul Mathis Walter Duwalder Arthur Tesch Walter Johnson Ben Benson Ernest Sandberg Arthur Johnson Beck Bale Dale Fairfield R. B. Curtis

Local Notes From Ear Mountain Area

Rena Salmond took eighth grade exams on Monday. Leonard Lewis Edward Lewis and others from Cho tea took seventh grade exams. Mrs Ernest Luckett of Sunburst visited family in the area. Vincent Ward Frank Salmond ranch hosts. Earl Burgett of Great Falls visited Gray ranch and helped brand calves with Ward Lackey Clearman. John Godwin weekend at Salmond ranch. Warm spell continues with hope for rain. Earl Yeager lambing at his place. R A Clearman and Rollin visited Pendray resident Jim Campbell. James Eckford of Chateau fished at Peebles ranch. Cecil Snyder and son visited Peebles. Stonehouse present in the community.

Rena Salmond Leonard Charles Lewis Edward Harry Yeager Ernest Luckett Sunburst Wilson Gray Vincent Ward Frank Salmond Earl Burgett Great Falls Gray Ranch Roy Lackey Richard Rollin Clearman John Godwin Salmond Ranch Earl Yeager R. A. Clearman Rollin Jim Campbell Pendray James Eckford Chateau Peebles Ranch Cecil Snyder Little Son Peebles Mr. Stonehouse

Pendroy Track Team Shines in County Meet

Pendroy placed second in points for the cup at last Saturday's track meet. Robert Fallon earned a county best athlete medal after winning four blue ribbons, taking first in every event he entered. Gene Maynard Larson and Berry Jones stayed as guests of Mrs. Talbert, while Mr. and Mrs. Nels Swanson of Fort Benton visited the John Swansons.

Pendroy Ponts Robert Fallon Robert Gene Maynard Larson Berry Jones Talbert Nels Swanson Fort Benton John Swanson

Rural school team wins regional cup in track meet

High View school captured the rural school cup at the track event on Saturday. Several classmates, including Charles Shawver, performed in pole vaulting while reports note good rains and improving grain conditions nearby.

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