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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1927
Page
5
Community notices feature Owens and Hirshberg ads, dances at Farmington, auctions at Chateau, and hospital moves. Reports include births, travel to California, harvest trades, and social events with names like Miss Marguerite Maynard, Mrs. Daggett, and J. Swanson.
Wm. D. and A. O. Reiquam of Collins visited Choteau business Monday. Mrs. Charles Crane and her son Darwin from Collins were in Choteau yesterday. The Ladies' Industrial will not meet again until Wednesday, Nov. 30. The Wimodasi Club meeting at Mrs. Robert Malone's home on Friday, Nov. 18 has been postponed.
Auction notices list a sale starting 1 30 p m at Fairfield featuring six well broke work horses one 7 ft John Osere binder one 7 ft Van Brunt drill with seed er attachment 13 14 in Peter Schuttler wagon one independent mower two sets work harness seven milk cows seven head young cattle 10 tons alfalfa hay three hogs owner Oscar M Gaare clerk F J Hirshberg auctioneer H G Ward.
Montana wool from the J A Carmichael ranch near Augusta won second place in the commercial class at the Pacific International Wool show in Portland. The Rambouillet fleece, from a range sheep, came into Helena for exhibit. it was not from registered stock and was rather poorly prepared. The exhibit demonstrates Montana produces wool on par with other states. A large Montana wool show is planned for next year.
Weather forces cancellation of the planned Saturday November 19 free dance. Local updates note residents Irene Dauwalder and daughter Dana Faye visiting in Great Falls, while Ed Halberg and Peter Weyer visits to the hospital in Deaconess are reported.
In a quiet rural area a mail carrier faced winter hardships on his delivery route on Friday. Walter Dauwalder traveled to Great Falls on Wednesday and returned on Thursday in the same week.
Farmington notices: Ladies' Aid hosts a quilting bee at Mrs. C. M. Swenson's home Saturday morning November 19, with an Aid meeting in the afternoon. Literary Society reelects officers John Edwards president D G Seekins secretary F W Smith vice president. next meeting November 25. Kensington hosted by Mrs. John Edwards. Adolph Arensmeyer and Charlie Otness to Spokane. Dee David turns three. poem from Grandpa Dr. E L Jones of Raymond Nebraska shared at F. W. Smith home.
Notice states no hunting or trapping is permitted on lands controlled by WM. SHANNON. The signer asserts ownership and enforces restrictions on the property.
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