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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1923
Page
5
A compiled ad and community notes list groceries such as Fancy Elberta Peaches at $1.00 per box for cash. The column mentions L E Taylor accepting deliveries of a Chevrolet coupe and Buick Four for his agency, and records many local social visits, school staff movements, and civic notices from Choteau and nearby towns.
Mrs Frank Howard plans to move to Seattle next Wednesday to join Mr Howard a city salesman for a large coal company Our store will remain closed all day Thursday September 20 for a holiday Dr Henry Beaupre of Sunburst arrives in Choteau to renew ties and discuss Sunburst refinery matters The American Legion Post 6 meets to consider selling property including the pavilion piano and corral gates A Republic truck from Adams Oil Co driven by Ed Carson ditched north of Choteau last Saturday no injuries The Dubbs arrive from Great Falls to take up residence and study abstract business at Teton County Abstract Co Mr and Mrs A L Dubbs are new residents An auto accident near Chateau injured BE D Forrest whose Ford was rear ended by a speeding car two men occupants intoxicated at the time escaped injury Freshmen at the school pose difficulties for Prof others note lack of turnout by three girls signed for football
A county federation notice requires replacing the word bi partisan with non political and non sectarian in the Constitution Article II Obect. The directive comes by order of Mrs Souders State President and Mrs J Pace State Chairman of County Federations.
About 175 students are enrolled with more expected. Twenty five football candidates report for first day drills aiming for a game at Simms during the fair next Tuesday. Miss Stout arrives as English teacher completing the faculty. matinee dance helps newcomers mingle with seniors. freshmen expect rooms without errors. a loyalty ticket drive awards a half holiday, seniors winning in two days.
J Otness is confined to his wai with rheumatism. Mrs E Bollerud visited at the L Nasser home last Sunday. Clarence Hines of Spokane is visiting with his parents. Mr and Mrs Chris Swenson and children were dinner guests at the O Forseth home last Sunday. Lars Nasser and daughter Vivian went to Great Falls last Monday and returned the next day. Miss Christine Harbaugh of Sand Coulee is visiting this week with sister Mrs B Hanson. Miss Ellen Hanson spent last weekend with home folks. Clarence and Josephine Hines visited the O Lindseth home last Saturday evening. We are pleased to report that Mrs the text ends.
Recap of Sunday confirmations in the Lutheran church with D Pavidgon the confirmand. Town folks Helen and Gunhild Lindseth, Helmer Evenson, and Martin Hanson in class. Miss Josephine Steen visited with Miss Manda Lindseth. Mrs J Carlson visited the D Davidson home.
In ancient systems multiple civilizations marked new years at different times. The Athenians began in June, Macedonians in September, Romans in March then January, Persians on August 11, ancient Mexicans on February 23, and Mohammedans in July.
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