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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
4
The Che Cho teau Chronicle lists L Jourdonnais as owner and publisher. It notes publication every Thursday in Cho teau Montana and entry as a second class matter. Subscription price is $2 per year in advance.
Mr and Mrs Brewer and children drove to Great Falls Sunday. Elk hunters named in Sun River canyon include T R Larson T A Cornette and J R Jones. Carl Gulbrandson runs the Cornette dray during Cornette absence. Wisconsin visitors Mr and Mrs Larson stay with their son T R Larson and plan winter in California. Several others motor to Conrad Chateau and Great Falls. A May daughter born to Mr and Mrs J A Swanson in a Great Falls hospital.
O M Johnson a former Chateau resident visited H C Nyhns last Wednesday. Luther League will meet at the church Friday evening November 20. Grace Groot visits home. Breeze Bros harvested over 50 bushels per acre on eight acres and Hanson boys report over 30 bushels per acre on a similar plot.
Lars Nasser bought 150 sheep near Bynum recently. Clarence Lindseth and Arnett Munson went up after them Tuesday. The Rev R B Culbertson will hold services at the Farmington school house Sunday November 22 at 3 00 P M. Chas Wilcox went to the mountains Friday evening returning Monday with a deer. Shock threshing is almost completed. Mrs Hilda Anderson visited the Casper Peterson home in Chateau last week. Ira Denison and Howard Hanson drove to Great Falls Wednesday.
Helen Morgan and William Moser won a Remington Typewriter Co. primary certificate for accuracy and speed. Helen Lindseth will represent Teton County High at the Girls Vocational Congress in Bozeman. Basketball has started. Dr. E. J. Klemmie spoke on “The Mind is the Standard of Man.” Plum pudding orders end November 22. Domestic science girls will make taffy for the carnival. A carnival is planned for the 21st and 22nd with a minstrel show, a Chicago trip, and a track meet.
The Grace School notes cover film screenings from The Chronicles of America series by Yale University Press to educate students. Highlights include a fifth grade sewing club forming, Friday and Wednesday assemblies, Christmas play preparations, and new girls and boys basketball teams with a physician certificate requirement for participation.
Camp Fire Girls report progress as they earn home craft honors and the rank of Woodgatherers. They practice singing while washing dishes and plan their first informal social at Miss Mary Core's home. Susie Burns and Clara Best receive membership pins from headquarters.
Robert B Culbertson minister invites the community to Thanksgiving morning service at 10 30 with a note of appreciation to God. Sunday November 22 schedule includes Sunday school 10 30 morning worship 11 36 sermon Gods Best Gift choir Seek Ye the Lord trio Hear Our Prayer by Nelson Culbertson Guthrie. League 6 45 evening 7 30 with special music and Farmington service at 8 00.
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Teton County the case of Walter A. Chapman et al versus Robert R. Powell et al leads to a sheriff's sale. The sale is set for December 12, 1925 at 2 PM at the Chateau courthouse door to settle the described real property including specified quarter sections in Township 27 North Range 4 West Montana Meridian.
In the County of Pondora Montana the following notice states the action by J L Collins Sheriff dated November 17 1925 with attorney George Coffey Jr of Choteau Montana. First publication November 19 last publication December 10.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana October 22 1925 notice by George E Haefer of Chateau Montana filing for three year proof to establish claim for land described S4 NW 4 sw 5 Section 15 Township 23 N Range 8 W P M Meridian before Register Great Falls Montana December 16 1925 witnesses George Higgins C O Edwards Harvey A Palmer W E Wilson First pub Oct 29 last Nov 26
A quirky quip from Great Northern Goat reprinting Cornell Widow humor about car names and dental boasts. It notes a Pittsburgh First line via Cheshaw about faces and choosing teeth, reflecting a light old joke tone.
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