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Newspaper

Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1917

Page

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District Court Notes Open Sessions Handle Trials and Pleas

District court this week under Hon E Ewing focused on probate matters and setting trials. A jury was drawn for October with names to be published later. Edward Rheams pleaded not guilty to grand larceny and Earl Garrett of Conrad received a sentence of one to two years for burglary, transported to Deer Lodge by Deputy James Collins.

E. &. Ewing S. 5. Hobson James B. Elliott H. M. Parden Garrett Deer Lodge James Collins

Local Social Notes From Burton Beach

Burton Beach reports A P Reiding with wife Grace and H R Thompson with wife, B B Rogers with wife and son motor to Great Falls last Tuesday. Mr Rogers had a tire blowout delaying the trip an hour. they reached home about nine. Mrs George Roof visited sister Mrs Rogers last Saturday. Mrs Brossma is ill. Mrs Sehnee has Miss Cline helping haying through summer. Mrs Reiding hosted the two Misses Longmuir Sunday. B B Rogers entertained guests Sunday evening as the Longmuir sisters, Grace Reiding and Richard Reiding joined the group and later visited Choteau to see a picture show. George Roof and wife drove to Choteau Sunday morning. Miss Grace Reiding visited her grandmother Mrs Dick Gorter in T S Gap country last week.

A. P. Reiding Grace H. R. Thompson B. B. Rogers Great Falls Mr. Rogers Grace Reiding T. S. Gap Country Dick Gorter

Chautauqua Program Daily Schedule and Attractions

The Chautauqua event runs August 10 to 15 with opening exercises and a superintendent concert. Highlights include the Lyric Glee Club impersonations, lectures by Gov. Carlson and Dr. Johnson, the Royal Venetian Band, and a grand closing with Alpine Echo songs. Admission ranges from 25 to 75 cents, with several events priced at 50 cents and a final concert at 1.00.

Lyric Glee Club Francis Hendry Royal Venetian Band Lorene Wiswell ‘Wilson Seereene South Wood Briggs Alps Switzerland Grays

Red Cross Chapter Room Notes Progress and Needs

Red Cross chapter room work is rapidly progressing with about 75 garments cut and many completed. Members are urged to inspect sample garments before taking work home, and the room is open each afternoon with assigned chairmen for each weekday.

Red Cross Ladies Industrial A. B. ‘Guthrie Ladies Guild T. Q. Larson Catholic M. Naele Civic Club J. I. Cain E. N. Haugen KX. K. K. Club Alden Connor Chateau Mercantile Co Jos. Hirshberg & Co Mesdames J. K. Cashman M. G. Himes Bynum Martha Payne Malcom Pendroy Eva Coomer Bole

Junior Chautauqua aims for record attendance

The Junior Chautauqua organizers plan a larger scale event with an imaginary world tour for boys and girls. Experienced playground experts will lead activities as youngsters dress in costumes from foreign lands. A season ticket for juniors costs $1.00 and covers all programs.

Director Urges Need of Remaining in School

A communication from Lewis T. Eaton director of education at Billings Polytechnic Institute cites Dr. P. P. Claxton urging students to stay in college. He warns not to close schools or shorten terms and stresses continued study to serve in war and postwar reconstruction in science agriculture industry and culture.

Lewis T. Eaton Billings Polytechnic Institute P. P. Claxton United States Bes

Letters From Roger Burrell Front News From France

Two letters from Roger Burrell written at the front in France show his wait to go forward, relief work in Paris, travel notes, meetings with Canadian and Australian officers, and his experiences under artillery bombardment and reconnaissance duty. He reports Paris sights, a Ritz tea, subway costs, and his gradual French study while describing harsh mud, dust, and radio observers. He remains well and anticipates front duty and more letters.

France John Burrell Paris Hotel de Crillon Pershing Joffre City Ritz

Eight New Citizens Admit Rights in District Court

Eight persons were admitted to United States citizenship this week in district court. Laurits Nilansen from Denmark resides in Demers Montana. William Walter Watt from Canada lives in Collins. Choeplik Lees Alexander Bonette from France resides in Ont Bank. Jan Hendrick Johanns from Holland lives in Bole. Peter Fisher from Kielland resides in Chateau. Louis Lindberg from Sweden. Robert Nicoll from Scotland resides in Great Falls.

United States Laurits Nilansen Denmark Demers Mont William Walter Watt Canada Collins Choeplik Lees Alesander Bonette France Ont Bank Jan Hendrick Johanns Holland Bole Peter Fisher Kielland Cha Teau Louis Lindberg Sweden Robert Nicoll Scotland Great Falls

Opening of High School In Chateau Sept 4 Start

Rumor spread that the county high school would not open until Oct 1 due to war conditions. The school will open on Sept 4 as usual. State instruction chief urges a prompt, regular start with new practical courses planned. All last year's teachers return except Miss Leech replaced by Miss Ruth Sweat.

Chateau Dietrich State Superintendent of Public Instruction Leech Ruth Sweat

Blackman Returns From Minneapolis Summer Visit

C. M. Blackman came back this week from Minneapolis where he had spent the summer.

C. M. Blackman Minneapolis

Collins Women Poisoned After Lunch Salmon

Dr. H. J. McGregor treated three women in Collins who fell ill after eating canned salmon at lunch. He suspects drug poisoning as symptoms did not indicate poison gas. Salmon left uneaten was sent to Bozeman for analysis. Mrs. Smith's condition improved and she returned home. Mrs. Dean Grooms returned from Gooding Idaho visit.

H. J. McGregor Collins E. F. Smith Palmer Burgland Cora Hubler Smith Chateau McGregor Bozeman

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Burton Beach George Roof Mrs. Rogers Mrs. Reiding Longmuir Choteau Elli and Dennis Andrew Johnson Eere Fillion House of Man Wm. A. Bone Geo. A. Carlson Colorado Military Girls’ Orchestra G. Whitefield Ray Tw. W. C. S. Vesper Eer Jos. Lolito Royal Econ Mary Adel Hays Lolito Wasser Companyv Mexico W. L. Mellinger Wasser Company Motion Pictures Mawson Sir Douglas Mawson Federal Reserve Banking First National Bank Oteau,montan Red Junior Roger Burrell Houston Dean Grooms Chateau Bakery Gooding Idaho Cash THE Citizens State Bank OF Safe Deposit Boxes
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