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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1927
Page
5
Hirshberg's promotes new silk dresses and six-tube Atwater Kent radio for 105 dollars while Farmington hosts a $5 prize fox trot this Saturday. Chateau notes include social visits, Hallowe en parties, a masquerade dance on November 24, and football on KPO KFRC.
Mr and Mrs McLean helped Herman Huisenga make sauerkraut last week. Fred Lincoln plans a spring return to his Falls farm. Albert Swenson has a side car motorcycle. Karen Wick works in the Falls. Basket social and fish pond at South school house this Saturday evening November 5 proceeds fund school furnishing.
M. E. Church notes invite a cordial welcome with Sunday school at 10 30 a m morning worship at 11 30 a m Armistice Day service titled Blessed Are the Peace Makers and special choir music Farmington service at 3 p m Epworth League 630 p m evening service at 730 p m Prophets of a Better Day service of music Boy Scout meeting moved to Tuesday 7 p m Robert B Culbertson minister.
Ashton S. Stillman and Bessie W. Robinson, both of Choteau, married Monday afternoon by Justice C. A. Wilson in the city building Great Falls. Witnesses were Vivienne H. Nasser and Bert P. Christie. The groom, a young farmer west of town, and the bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Robison, longtime residents.
Farmington Reverend Culbertson will conduct services in the hall next Sunday November 6 at 3 00 p m Sunday school at 2 00 p m Miss Mable Merrick returned to Farmington last Monday after a two week visit at Great Falls and Simmis Jeanette and Lucylle Hasterlick of Great Falls visited last Friday and returned Sunday with Mr and Mrs J B Conner in their Wolverine The infant son of Mr and Mrs
Howard Hanson improves after illness as his family expects him and his mother home from the hospital by week’s end. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Harvey Beyer of Ferdig Montana. Threshing completed with few late fields remaining. James Drinkwine buys a new Essex car. Fred Hanson repairs Howard Hansen home. Joel Otness family visit over Sunday. Julian Stenson returns from Biggs Creek hunting with a buck elk and loses his pack horse over a 200 foot cliff. John Swanson and son repaint Jake Otness buildings. Passmores acquire a John Deere tractor to operate both during busy season. Farmers Co operative Canal Co board meets at L J Otness home. Kreuger and Arensmeyer re shardling East Farmington schoolhouse. Lutheran Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Casper Peterson in Chateau. about 35 present.
School closed Thursday and Friday for district convention in Great Falls. Mrs. Cutz and family visited Sand Coulee. Mrs. Goodin of Brady and Mrs. Nelson of Cascade visited Power. The Royal Neighbors masquerade was a successful fundraiser with good music. Ira Kiester bought a Nash sedan. new Fairbanks Morse electric plant installed at Dullis cafe. High School Hi Power paper contest ended with a celebratory party for winners.
Threshing is finished in the community as work continues on the hall. Walter Dauwalder and Earl Zimmerman were among Great Falls callers Tuesday. Mrs Hane of Simms visited Saturday and returned home that night. Bole school children held a Halloween party with costumes games and a lunch. Miss Eleanor Hane returned from Great Falls after attending a district teacher convention. Mrs C F Carlson visited Great Falls Thursday. B O Price visited Great Falls Wednesday. The Woman's Club meets at Mrs G B Zeigler's home this afternoon. George Barce and Mrs Barce visited Chateau. George Caldwell of Fairfield is adding a back porch on the Zimmerman residence.
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