Dollar Day Set For December in Choteau
Choteau plans its first community Dollar day on December 1 and 2 sponsored by local merchants. The event coincides with the Teton County Shipping association turkey shipment and offers prizes totaling 55 in trade coupons. Prizes include 25 for a turkey drawing, 10 each for top tom and hen, and 10 for the farthest shipper.
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Chateau
Citizens State Bank
Teton County Shipping Association
Chateau Business Houses
Fred Baribal
John Hentges
W. W. Smith
BE. L. Jourdonnais
Helena
Falls
Teton County
Club Women Hear Miss Beaupre Review Epic of America
The Chateau Woman's Club met at the library to hear Miss Edna Beaupre review Epic of America by Adams. Plans for a charity card party were discussed with Mrs. Obert Peterson named chairwoman. next meetings will be at Mrs. George Coffey's home with Mrs. N. W. Edwards in charge. Members will bring recipes and white gifts for Red Cross distribution. meeting date is December 1.
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Chateau Woman's Club
Adams
Edna Beaupre
Obert Peterson
George M. Coffey
N. W. Edwards
the Red Cross
Prizes Listed for Drawing Event
Prize details show a $25.00 top prize for Largest Tom and a $10.00 prize for Largest Hen. A $10.00 prize recognizes the shipper who traveled the farthest distance.
Calves from Great Falls 4 H sale fetch profit at St Paul
County agent records show L T Teesdale shipped 46 calves to South St Paul. Eight sold at 8.50 per cwt and 38 at 10.25 per cwt. Total St Paul price 4 498.00 vs Great Falls 3 850.00, shrink about 2 percent. Weiller commission praises the local boys for quality.
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Great Falls
Robert Clarkson
R. E. Cameron
Cascade County
Clarkson
L. T. Teesdale
South St. Paul
St. Paul
Teesdale
Weiller and Weiller Commission Company
Montana
Junior Class Play Rehearsals Announced for The Tightwad
Rehearsals are under way for the junior class play The Tightwad to be staged in the high school auditorium on December 17. The three act comedy by Robert Keith is presented by special arrangement with Longmans Green Co. Cast includes John Taylor Mary Butchart Mrs Taylor Virginia Hansen Edna Taylor Geraldine Moulton Elmer Taylor John Robison Mamie Harris Katherine Walker Tommy Jordan Howard Gaare Orval Stone Glen Bingham Lars Anderson Billy Jones Mrs Anderson June Lindseth Martha Anderson Lila Hanson taxi driver Deloss Moulton.
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Robert Keith
Longmans, Green & Co
John Taylor
Mary Butchart
Taylor
Virgina Hansen
Edna Taylor
Glen Bingham
Lars Anderson
Billy Jones
Mrs. Anderson
June Lindseth
Martha Anderson
Lila Hanson
Acc
Deloss Moulton
Armistice program and dance benefit Pendroy school
Pendroy pupils organized an Armistice day program and community dance Saturday night, led by teacher Miss E E McArdle. Ex veterans attended, roses given to two children, and proceeds about 35 dollars funded playground equipment. Chateau Gloom Chasers performed, with remarks by G A Carroll and M S Bullerdick.
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Pendroy
Pendroy School
E. E. McArdle
Wellenstein
Betty Jones
America
Audrey Seufert
Uncle Sam
Montana
Marion Lewis
Beryl Jones
Virginia Seufert
Jean Margaret Larson
Mid-Year Epworth League Institute This Weekend
The Epworth League mid year institute meets Friday to Sunday at the local M E church with Rev E R Kaemmer and Rev W 8 Spaulding in charge. Activities include forums, banquets, picnics and worship services led by various league groups. Pendroy merchant N L Eckel and Pendroy store manager Joe Fallon were in Chateau on business.
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Epworth League Institute
Chateau League
Asbury League
Great Falls
Spaulding
Dover
Walter
N. L. Eckel
Eckel
Pendroy
Shelby
Chateau
Joe Fallon
Power-Morgan hardware stock sold to Choteau Hardware Co
John Hentges of Choteau Hardware bought the Power-Morgan stock from C. L. Freesene after a judge approved the sale by assignees W. M. Smith and John M. Powers. Stock to be moved immediately to Hentges store. building disposition pending. Freesene plans a spring store and may stay in town. liquidating stock for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power-Morgan Company
Choteau Hardware Co
John Hentges
C. L. Freesene
R. M. Hattersley
W. M. Smith
John M. Powers
Mr. Freesene
Chateau Hardware Company
Hentges
Power-Morgan
Freesene
Vic Proul
International Harvester Company
Delegates Chosen for 4-H Club Congress Chicago
Marion Lewis of Pendray and Florence Bush of Bole named as Teton county 4-H club representatives for the Chicago congress tied to the International Livestock Hay and Grain show. Alternates named as Clara Alzheimer Collins Wide Awake and Lowry Larson F P B Baby Beef.
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Marion Lewis
Pendray
Florence Bush
Bole
Teton County
Chicago
Montana
Milwaukee Railroad
Great Falls
Harlowton
No. 6
LaSalle Hotel
Marion
J. B. Lewis
G. R. Talbert
Florence
S. H. Bush
Bob Clean Cooks Club
BE. M. Bammel
Clara Alzheimer
Collins Wide Awake Club
Lucille Fitzgerald
Lowry Larson
F. P. B. Baby Beef Club
Ed. Savik
University of Montana
Humming Bird
Diamond Valley
Harry Laubach
Collins
Bob
E. M. Bammel
Scissor Snappers
Lola Davidson
Club Leaders Hear Miss Smith Monday on Market Basket
Miss Frances Smith, nutrition expert from Montana State College, spoke at a Teton county Home Demonstration meeting held at the county high school domestic science department starting at 10 a.m. The session covered Market Basket topics including What to Buy, How to Buy, container sizes, and grade and brands with twelve clubs represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Smith
Montana State College
Teton County
Teton County High School
Farmington
Carrie Davis
C. G. Passmore
Bynum
Lorna Green
Beatrice Hanson
Diamond Valley
Frances Guelfs
Rebecca Briggs
Collins
Lora Bailey
Abbie Reinquam
East Pendrey
Edith Cornett
Davis
Premium Center
E. R. McLean
Benedett Family Plans Trip for Medical Treatments
Mr. and Mrs. George Benedett and Mrs. Earl Yeager left Saturday for Canisota South Dakota to receive treatments. They will visit various places before returning to Chateau. Miss Irene Anderson works at the Beaupre cafe during their absence.
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George Benedett
Earl Yeager
Canisota
South Dakota
Chateau
Irene Anderson
Beaupre Cafe
Benedett
Thanksgiving Ahead Accelerates Acantha Advertising
The Acantha will publish a day early next week due to Thanksgiving. Advertisers should have copy ready earlier than usual with offices open Friday and Saturday and no later than Monday to ensure space. Cooperation is appreciated.
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Acantha
Court actions at regular November term include two divorces
At the regular November term Judge R. M. Hattersley presided over numerous matters. Ruth EB Hansen was granted divorce from Walter H Hansen and Audrey R Keegan sued Frank D Keegan for non support. Two damages suits were heard, including Manford Zapp vs C James Smith administrator and Claude Davis vs Algon Odin. Demurrers and motions to strike were filed. Zapp seeks 9200 in damages for an auto accident near Bynum that killed Jene Hervey and injured Zapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
Ruth EB. Hansen
Walter H. Hansen
G. G. Harris
Great Falls
Audrey R. Keegan
Frank D. Keegan
Fort Benton
James O’flynn
Manford Zapp
C. James Smith
Jene Hervey
Claude Davis
Algon Odin
Council For Defense
Zapp
Ray Glover
Clift & Glover
Bert I. Packer
Hervey
Bynum
Locals End Season With Three Wins In Seven Games
The 1931 Teton Bulldogs lost 28 to 0 to Valier, with Valier scoring twice in the first half and twice more in the third. Alvin Young suffered a broken leg. he was treated at Chateau hospital after an X ray showed a traverse fracture. Teton finished 3–4, with wins over Dutton and Power, and losses to Dutton twice and Conrad, leaving a hopeful outlook for 1932 and 1933.
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Valier
Teton Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Walier
Young
Alvin Young
Teton
Powell
Chateau Hospital
Charles G. Roberts
Teton High
Dutton
Power
Walter
Conrad
Lynn Baker
Walter Mozer
Mozer
Turkeys Awarded at St Luke’s Feather Party Night
The Ladies' Auxiliary of St Luke's church held a dinner and feather party awarding twenty seven turkeys and other prizes. One hundred thirty people were fed, with turkeys and groceries distributed as prizes in games including keno. Winners include Mrs Charles Rob erts Frances Mellon Mrs C S Mc Donald Mrs Geo Carroll and many others.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Luke’s Church
Charles Roberts
Frances Mellon
C. S. McDonald
Geo. Carroll
G. Gunther
Julius Hi
C. W. Boussard
R. T. O'Neill
Ike Martine
James Broderick
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Choteau
Turkey
Miss Beaupre Review
Epic of America
John Hall
L. A. Foot
U. S
Federal Reserve System
Orval Stone
Elizabeth Sorenson
George Carroll
Kenneth Sturgis
George Gunther
M. S. Bullerdick
W. A. Emerick
L. E. Taylor
HL. Stafford
C. W Boussard
R. T. O'Neil
Clyde Kraber
H. B. Weeks
Miss Smith
Choteau Acantha
Hattersley
Power-Morgan Hardware
Future Bright