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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1917
Page
5
The note calls Decoration Day a Democracy Day honoring veterans and tomorrow's veterans. It pledges to support the president's small profits policy, promising high value merchandise and continued growth while urging readers to spread optimism and confidence for prosperity and victory.
Arthur Hirshberg visits Boulder Springs. Mrs Ahren of Seattle visits son D. L. Beatty. Woman's club plans regular meeting at Royal theater next Saturday. Various residents depart for Spokane Seattle and other towns for visits and summer stays. Memorial day exercises held at high school auditorium after rain delays. Auction of cattle and horses planned June 5. Ernest Friedlander resigns from Jos Hirshberg & Co to join army commissary department.
Mrs. Currie returns from McGregor hospital as others plan a June 9 dance at Cook school house. Agriculturist Murdock visits county. Edna Beaipre heads to Minneapolis summer. Gladys Smith to Webster City. Alice Leach to Denver as Red Cross nurse. Auction of cattle and horses June 5 near Chateau. Mrs. Hartman dies at 55. obituary next week. Mixed train rumor on Milwaukee branch. Dr. J C McGregor to join brother in Chateau. Jack Bruce breaks leg. hospitalized. Choteau Mercantile purchases equipment for new ball team. A. Bruce family visit Southern California exhibit. Red Cross campaign set for June 18–25. local chapter to allocate funds. Three Milwaukee crew workers fined $50 each for hunting without a license near Agawam. Deputy Moore urges reporting violations.
The past week saw licenses issued to John Old Chief and Cecile Little Skunk, both of Browning, and Isadore Looking for Smoke with Mary Littleowl, also of Browning. Lloyd C Tutten and Helene Lietz, both of Power, received licenses as well.
Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned until noon June 16 1917 for ditch riding the canals for the irrigating season. H R Thompson secretary treasurer.
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