Local Social Roundup From Choteau Area This Week
Winter correspondence notes rheumatism and visits around the Choteau region. Mrs Tatman and young daughters, Mrs Bumble and her daughter shopped there. Alvin Hull and family had dentistry done in town. Miss Bessie Crane returned from Chateau hospital after treatments. Social club events at several ranches. neighbors dropping by Hull and Ferris ranches. Families and friends, including the Stumpers and Noreens, hosted dinners and shop visits as winter routines continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Caknop
I. N. Caskey
Ang
Ffhompson
Fred Lincoln
Tatman
Bumble
Choteau
Alvin C. Hull
Autosa
Crary
Leo
Atkinson
Sleves
Chateau
Mr. Roberts
Bynum
Noreen
Carl Noreen
Steves
L. G. Torkelson
H. W. Schrader
Milwaukee
Great Falls
Mabel Hanson
Olga Otness
Alfred Schibstead
Selmar Hanson
Fairfield
Anderson
Whitford House
Carl Hanson
Oscar Richem
Hirshberg Place
Ed. LeRoy
Henry Davidson
L. G. Tarkelson
Greg#1
Tittle
O. S.forseth
C. S. Hanson
Chas. Pierce
Gregor Tongen
Clara
Olga
Lillie Jacobson
Farmington
H. A. Loman
Earl Park
Ind
Davidson
K. R. Smith
Mr. Smith
Mata Rathman
Frank Young
Chateau This Nevs
Farmington Spring Signs Confirm the Season Arrives
Farmington notes mark the early spring with birds ducks and in the air. Local residents report sick lists movements and visits as townsfolk travel to Great Falls Chateau and Earl Park. Social events include church gatherings and a Red Cross fundraiser from a dog sale.
Red Cross Auxiliary Shipments and Local Activities Noted
Power auxiliary sent 16 bed shirts 11 comforters 24 pairs socks 3 comfort pillows and 1 feather pillow to Chateau while Junior Red Cross under Misses Armstrong and Fields provided 3 wristlets 2 bed socks 1 scarf 4 comfort pillows 2 sweaters 2300 gun wipes and 5 dozen trench candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Chateau
W. P. Andrews
Harold Mills
Uretsky
Great Falls
Elmer Genger
Fairfield Bank
W. D. Gilmore
Beachland
Teton Slope Entertainment Plans and Local News
The article outlines preparations for a teacherage entertainment led by J. P. Huidekoper with Delco-Light lighting by McCullough of Chateau. It notes basket drop points, adds Charles A. Adamson to the four minute program, and acknowledges Breimen orchestra donations. It mentions Red Cross work, local travel, spring fieldwork, hospital news, and Loyalty Club gopher control by Junior Red Cross students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. “Huidekoper
McCullough
Chateau
A. K. Dale
Charman
Conrad Smitt
Chas. A. Adamson
Bose State Bank
Breimen Orchestra
B. O. Price
Red Cross
AK. Dale
Martin Gronberg
Great Falls
Wm. Keogh
Herman Olson
Ben Benson
R. C. Breiman
Huidekoper
Dale
Janszen
Johanns Brothers
N. Ellingson
Bole
Conrad
Local Social Notes Mention Visits And Illness
Collins items report Mrs Connor and sister in law staying a couple of weeks with Mrs Sorners parents in the southern part of the state. Mrs Pequet and Mrs H entertained the Ladies Aid at Thomas ranch but cold weather kept few out. Mrs Fitzgerald has been confined to bed for most of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix
Methodist Church
Wessleyan College
Helena
G. G. de ‘Jong
H. R. Jones
Red Cross
Powers
Power State Bank
Leslie Granger
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Yard
State Hail Insurance Details and Operations
State Board of Hail Insurance governs the program created in 1917 with five members. Farmers may apply through assessors by June 20 or by mail. no cash payment required for owners with consent. Assessors collect the levy with county taxes. losses adjusted by three appraisers under board supervision. First year levy 40 cents per acre on grain, costs 6-10 percent operation, surplus of 40,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth Legislative Assembly
Commissioner of Agriculture and Publicity
State Board’ of Hail
State Board of Hail Insurance
State Board
Commissioner of Agriculture
State Board of Hair Insurance
Montana
Adjusted hailloss claims under State Board supervision
Loss claims are adjusted by local appraisers in each county under the supervision of the State Board of Hail Insurance. Losses must be reported within three days after occurrence. Adjustments use 12.00 per acre for total losses and a proportional amount for partial losses based on the percent destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Hail Insurance
Vagrant Law Warns Teton County In Sheriff Miller Notice
A Montana sheriff warns that all able bodied persons without visible means of living or seeking work, except some, are vagrants and subject to up to ninety days in county jail. The notice targets roaming people and urges saloon and pool hall patrons to work, with strict enforcement in Teton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Remedies for Bilious Attacks Endorsed by Advertiser
An ad explains a bilious attack results from liver failure causing constipation and fermentation in the stomach leading to nausea vomiting and headache. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a tonic to liver and stomach, claiming quick recovery at a cost of a quarter.
Wrath of Love at Royal theater features Vir ginia Pearson
Up to the minute drama shows Virginia Pearson in Roma Vinet as a wife tangled in jealousy and a secret service plot. The plot follows a businessman husband and a fiancée drawn into wartime espionage with Blake returning to save the day. Cast includes Louise Bate Irving Cummings Nellie Slattery Frank Glendon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Service
Virginia Pearson
William Fox
Royal _ theater
Roma Vinet
Miss Pearson
Dave
Louise Bate
Irving Cummings
Nellie Slattery
Frank Glendon
Despondent Women Linked to Constipation Cured by Tablets
A wartime era health note suggests nervousness and despondency in women stem from constipation and can be relieved by a simple dose of Chamberlain's Tablets. The article touts the tablets as easy to take and pleasant in effect.
Growth of Filtration System in Cities
The article notes rapid growth in water filtration use from 1900 to 1917 with 2 million to 20 million people served. It reports 50 cities using filtered water in 1900 versus 781 cities in 1917 and links reduced typhoid deaths to increased filtration adoption.
German worker sees self as a superpro letaire
A fragment notes a German laborer claiming elevated status as a superior writer. The text hints at irony or satire in self perception among workers regarding literary aspirations.
Soldiers in France Prefer Socks Over Sweaters
Report notes soldiers value socks more highly than sweaters, arguing the two garments serve different needs and are not interchangeable for trench conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Greed of Gain and the Blinding Power of Money
An exhortation citing Dunfermline Abbey and the silversmiths of Ephesus to warn that love of money distorts judgment and duty. It argues greed twists perception so that nothing remains seen at its proper angle and urges vigilance against such moral misdirection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunfermline
Scotland
Ephesus
Paul
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Macon Reader
J L Easley of Macon Indiana praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a longtime favorite for colds on the lungs. He says it has helped his sister for fifteen years and personally relieved his own coughs promptly whenever used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Easley
Macon
Chamberlain
The Different Viewpoint
The Kansas City Star contrasts a parent and son on a $5 gold piece given for a twelfth birthday. The parent sees it as a treasured memento. the boy prefers practical gifts like a tennis racquet a pocket knife and licorice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonnyboy
Kansas City Star
Grievous Blow Quarrel Sparks Community Tension
In a heated exchange, Jibway reacts to questions about his war garden sparking anger. The dispute led to rift with neighbors and the loss of the only man in the community who can play a good game of pinochle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jibway
Hindenburg Should Have Memorandum of Parish Engagement
A terse note states that Hindenburg should have prepared a memorandum regarding his parish engagement scheduled for April 1. The remark underscores administrative oversight in documenting church assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindenburg
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Teton Slope
Chateau Hardware Co
Milliam Miller
Germany
Atlantic
Ola Trusty” Incubator and Broeder
O. W. Miller
Farmington, Mont
Emerson
Acantha
M. Wintemute
Ate
F. Helmers
Reickhoff
Thomas Drill
Royal Typewriter
Lars Nasser
Mont
Estray
Nicholas Bitz
Collins, Mont
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co
Marquis Seed Wheat
O. M. Piper
Antag
Ad. Qte
Sorrel
E. I .Steves
James Johnston
Dupuyer
R. K. Gray
Avery
Pell, Ames, Bol
Algo
Givens
Chateau Meat Co
Plymouth
Rocks
Rhode Island
Chas. W. Gray
Ford Car
Agen Avis En.ures
Chowteaugury
Ward
John W. Ward
Kalma
Muddy Creek
Agawam
Jesse J. Smith
Flathead Lake
Rowan
Flathead Country
John A. Gleason
G.N
Carl Malone
Hereford
T. J. Lyons
Blackleaf
E. B. Suckow
Pat
Pete
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Dealera
Great Falls Hide and Junk CO
Great Falls Drug Co
SYS
Third Street
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