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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1923
Page
5
O O G Conrady and J B Steehany visited from Great Falls while N I Gapelle transacted business here. Bishop Raber of Helena will conduct services Sunday at the Episcopal church. Turkey picking demonstration, art auction notices, and various social events fill Chateau activity this week.
Lon Chaney delivers two stark roles in A Blind Bargain directed by Wallace Worsley at the Royal Theater for two days starting Wednesday. Chaney portrays a polished physician with a hidden maniacal edge and a second role as a hunchback.
A new film adaptation of a famous novel arrives with Anita in the lead role. The production brings a familiar title to the screen spotlight, promising period drama elements and cinematic reinterpretation of the original narrative.
The much discussed production Rose o the Sea by Countess Barhynska opens next week at the Royal theater. Director Fred Niblo brings the seacoast waif story to life with strong visuals and dramatic narrative.
Mrs. Wiley visited the first grade Friday. James Meagher has been absent for several days due to illness. Haakon Jacobson left school planning to go to the coast. Harold Geren missed class to help with his father’s threshing after an accident. The seventh grade challenged the eighth to a spelling match, the eighth winning by four points. Mr. Ray and Miss Andrews attended the teachers' convention in Great Falls Friday and Saturday. Earl Weiser was absent sick. Rainy weather allowed use of the basement play room. Miss Jackson substituted for the 6th grade Friday. In Friday’s Citizen League, a program featured names including Howard Martine, Ben Serginson, Dorothy Dunn, Lenora Edwards, Ralph White, Allen Redmond. Debate: that caucus politics should be abandoned. Affirmative: Blanche Bunetson and Anna Geldrich. Negative: Charles Davis and Joe Mozer. Votes favored the affirmative.
Idaho and Montana received 148705.88 and 75598.46 dollars respectively from the forest service as their share of national forest resources receipts for fiscal year 1923. One fourth of timber sales and other uses go to state school and road funds. Total state distribution across 27 states and Alaska reached 1321422 dollars, boosted by higher timber sales.
Ford Light Delivery with cab offered for 185 dollars. Ford Touring listed at 2 dollars. Dodge Touring and Ford Orm-a-Truck complete with Brain DOE are also advertised by POWER MORGAN CO.
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