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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1924
Page
5
Red Ball overshoes and rubbers are marked down as a closeout. Children’s gingham dresses drop from one dollar to 39 cents. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Passmore of Farmington welcome a daughter born last Friday November 7. Mrs. C. James Smith, recently ill, shows signs of improvement.
Local shoppers see Good wrapped apples at 2.45 per box and Munsingwear suits for the family at Hirshberg's. A pie social and dance at Bleecker school near Bole on Friday November 21 features Austad's orchestra. Elk hunting trips yield multiple elk for parties including Sheriff Reiquam and others. A dormitory dance and chicken supper at the high school raises 75 cents for attendees.
Mrs. Clara Baker and Mrs. Jas Eckford hosted a Tuesday bridge party with yellow and white decor and chrysanthemum arrangements. High honors went to Mrs. T H Givens and consolation to Mrs. K B Cohoe. many local ladies attended and other club activities were noted.
A former sheriff expresses gratitude to supporters after James Collins wins election to succeed him. He urges public backing for Collins to ensure effective law enforcement and county welfare.
Public support note from William D. Reiquam endorses a successor for the Teton County sheriff role, affirming confidence in an able and conscientious administration and offering best wishes for ongoing leadership.
A Teton County farmer selling a ton of wheat earned $7 per bushel as part of a wartime style pooling plan. He joined the Teton County Shipping Association with Thanksgiving turkeys, and his crop was valued at $2325 from the sale of the wheat against turkey feed costs. The anecdote ends with a rural moral about marketing crops promptly.
Mrs Gay Franklin entertained the Jolly Matrons Club at her home today, hosting friends and fellow members for a social afternoon.
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