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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1931
Page
5
Choteau merchants advertise thrifty sales at Hirshberg and Choteau Hardware Co. with discounts on chairs and hardware. Community notices include dances by Pearson's and Tennant's orchestras, Armistice program, local visits, school poems, and upcoming feather party and chicken dinner events.
Snow falls welcome to settle dust as Mrs. Graves improves from illness. Alvin Hull and family visited Mrs. Waterman while a near fire sparked by a matching fringe alarmed residents. Mrs. Keogh visited Chas Tomsha and attended Rev Spaulding sermon on Testing Time. W. O. Craig campaigns for peace and prohibition. Ralph Craig is son-in-law of Mrs Lora Bailey. Rev Stong will return next Sunday.
Farmington announces union Sunday school next Sunday at 10 30 a m in the hall with a 25 cent dance fee. Literary was organized last Friday with Beatrice DeRusha elected president Slanger as vice president Schwanbeck secretary and Emil Depner treasurer. A governing committee of DeRusha Woodward and LeDesky was chosen. The evening includes a 90 minute program 90 minutes of games and dancing to follow.
The Agawam Home Demonstration club schedules a November 12 meeting at Mrs. H Wuest s. Alma and Ester entertain as project leaders Mrs Jake Trost and Mrs Adolph Moser plan soups and wheat pudding. Meetings occur on the second Thursday each month. membership fees for the Red Cross are collected by Mrs Rose Schaefer or Ella Moser. Mr and Mrs John Grittian will winter with daughter Mrs Jake Gemar. Ross Roberts visited Morhart school to see Miss.
Company invites visitors to tour the butter plant highlighting the production process to convince guests of Glacier Park Trail butter’s superior qualities.
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