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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1927
Page
5
Local items cover business visits by Nellie Hammond and J A Swanson, milling operations at Reliant Milling Co, and a Chan teau Ladies Guild meeting. Student and faculty movements include Miss Jane Mathews and J Kent Midgett, with social events such as a Thanksgiving masquerade dance and Tennant's Orchestra.
Weather and road conditions were poor but 59 Teton County teachers attended the all county teachers meeting held in Chateau last Friday. Registration lists name numerous Chateau and nearby district educators including Ruby A Miller Charlotte Johnson Susie Fischer Dorothy Reuter E May Slocum Susan Mital Dorothy Franklin Opal Vandewark Lillian Craig Marie Kernaghan Beatrice DeRusha Mary Ness Mae Anderson Alice Rahm Helen Schaffroth Ella Irwin Inez Lindseth Marian Hanson Hazel Upman Mary Baker Alice Molliet Eleanor Hane Jeanne Knowlton Eugenia Maynard Theoda Ferris Hazel Brandenburg Lara Swenson Marie Helgeson Frances Schreiner Anna Olsen Anna Johnson Verna Upman Ella Deaver Henna Rude Mabel Carlson Agnes Wickersham and others.
Pendroy and nearby friends share social visits and church farewells. Rev. R B Culbertson delivered a farewell sermon as weather hindered attendance. Families socialize, sled rides cited, and residents travel to Great Falls, Chateau, and Minneapolis on various visits and errands.
The notice lists numerous individuals including Pauline Jacobson Hel e'i Gorham Delpha Brown Hazel Ball Power Miss E. E. McArdle Mrs 7. E. Mullaney Pendroy Mathilda Dolalie Farmington Annie Holladay Power Jean Liebig Fairfield Mildred Boehm Ernestine Loeb Dutton Fern Torgerson Agawam Mabel Hanson Cordova Mary Geldrich Augusta Pearl Hadley Dutton Margaret Murray Pendroy Bertha Crawford Fairfield Jennie Hane Power.
Mercury occurs in native form and from cinnabar. Most world output is used to extract gold and silver from ores. In 1914 and 1910 it served explosive cap manufacture due to wartime demand. It also aids drugs, electric devices, thermometers, barometers and vermilion. sources include California and Colorado.
The text explains the fourth dimension as a geometry of lines in hyper space with four determinations needed to fix a line. It notes mathematicians value this idea for simplifying language and clarifying real geometry concepts.
Henry Stambusch of the Great Falls Power Co brought the first contingent of a trouble crew to Chateau Tuesday to repair local lines and customers’ equipment. The team will stay until all local trouble is resolved and planned overhauls on city power units are completed.
Albert Betcher, formerly acquitted of manslaughter in Omar Dillman’s death on October 21, 1926, was rearrested on a perjury charge. The Blackfeet prohibition agent testified he did not fire a shot as a roadblock warning failed, while Monroe claimed to shoot at the car and was convicted.
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