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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1920
Page
5
Busy notes from Chateau and Fairfield show spring cleanup plans and rentals. Senior residents, visits to California, farm work, and upcoming events fill the week with for rent notices, livestock and meat market appeals, and a postponed choral concert in Fairfield.
Ingwald Lestrud, son of Mrs. C. Lestrud, who ran a Bole blacksmith shop from 1914 to 1916, has leased P. H. Crossen’s corner building at First Street and First Avenue N. W. In this city and plans to start operations about May 1. He has installed most machinery and built a forge and anticipates opening by May Day or soon after.
At a Billings sale of pure bred Herefords last week Halladay and Cole of Chateau bought bull Panama for 1050 dollars. The bull, bred by A. B. Cook of White Sulphur Springs, was offered by the State College at Bozeman and will help improve Halladay and Cole’s herd in the county. C A Zuphann urges disabled soldiers to contact Red Cross or home service for survey or incomplete applications. Miss Margaret Nagle chairs Teton County Montana.
A local advertisement notes one third off stock at Hirshberg’s and mentions Arbor Day May 11 as the arrival of the first shipment of roots trees and hardy plants. Roy Pilling’s parents Mr and Mrs A Pilling of Pipe Stone Minnesota visit their son’s Lumber Co in town. Mrs James Ledgerwood and baby from Everett Washington visit Choteau friends and plan to settle near Conrad.
Ex servicemen who returned postal cards to the Adjutant of Chateau Post No 6 may pick up a French Testimonial Pamphlet at the sheriff's office. Overseas men after July 11 1919 qualify for twenty percent extra pay for foreign service in addition to regular pay. forms available and urged to act promptly.
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