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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1919
Page
9
Milk price rise to 15 cents per quart in Choteau backfires as consumption drops sharply. Dairymen in Peheas ship surplus milk to Great Falls where returns are lower, below 15 cents and even under the prior 10 cent rate.
Helena July 29 nearly 2 000 employers are under the Montana compensation law with about 74 000 employees, a summary says. In four years 26 421 accidents earned compensation totaling 2 285 000, including pending claims. Fatalities 688, permanent total disability 17, permanent partial 609, temporary 25 108.
Lieut Neely T Armstrong of the American Expeditionary Forces in France for 19 or 20 months returned to Chateau last Tuesday evening and left yesterday to visit his father at Burton Beach. Neely expresses happiness to be back in God's country and the community shares in the welcome.
Big race scenes hunting visuals and dramatic wrecks combine in a powerful story. The Whip will be the attraction at the Royal Friday and Saturday.
Farmers may sell cattle and hogs at prevailing market prices by leaving word at Citizens State Bank in Chateau or writing to Conrad Montana R F D No 2. Federal farm loan applications should be filed promptly with E J Hirshberg Secretary Treasurer. Choteau National Farm Loan Assn.
Weather remains hot and dry. Geo McKee works on Sabados ranch. W Helms and family and H Springle visited Great Falls last week. Lenore Harbaugh of Sand Coulee visits sister Mrs Geo McKee. Cards from Mrs J S Campbell and daughter Buna mailed from Yellowstone Park. H Collins was a Chateau visitor on Monday. Work to begin soon on Scholl house in District 27. Lester McKee left for Great Falls Saturday evening.
Pauline Fredrick stars in The Woman on the Index at the Royal Theatre on Wednesday. Sylvia Martin, a poor girl driven from home by greed, is drawn into a gang led by a handsome stranger whom she marries. After overhearing the crime, police enter, her husband dies, she is accused, later freed, and discovers her name in police records.
Mrs Mary Hanson and family joined Mrs Dolalie and family for a Sunday visit at the Evenson home. L J Otness and Charley visited friends in Collins. A big dance is planned at the Farmington school house on Saturday August second. Burton Beach farmers attended the Farm Bureau picnic at Chateau Monday. J B Connor made a business trip to the Falls Friday and returned Saturday. The two famous Farmington fire fighters came home Monday alive. Mr and Mrs Connor are now established in their new store at Farmington. Miss Vivienne Stenson went to Great Falls Tuesday morning. Sam Boundley was seen from the mountains Wednesday looking for his horses.
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