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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
6
Local brief notes Wm Swedancky of the Cash Meat Market visited Great Falls on Monday. The Chateau Meat Co advertises bargains this issue and invites readers to shop. A camping party by the Emerick and Cohoe families is postponed due to Mrs. Emerick’s illness.
Mr and Mrs Chester Hale visited Great Falls briefly Tuesday. H B Ashworth family moved from Halladay house Hobson addition to Nick Tuttle house opposite the Montanan office. Joe Malmin former city resident died Tuesday July 31 in California from heart failure and will be shipped to Blue Earth Minnesota for interment. Furniture for sale includes Home Comfort range tables chairs across from Glenloyd Hotel. Lost on Great Falls Agawam train a bill folder with currency and Kadie nose glasses. Return to Belle Green Fairfield Montana and keep ten dollars reward.
J. C. Morgan visited Browning earlier this week. Dr and Mrs Henry Besurre of Sunburst greeted old friends on the streets. C H Sehriner and C W Sehriner of Fairfield were in Choteau on Thursday. John Hannan left Saturday for Seattle to join Mrs Hannan and daughter Kathleen for an extended visit with her parents.
Universal Jewel presents Human Hearts featuring House F Peters at the Royal. A moving family life drama set in small town America with touching moments and light comedy, led by a stellar cast. The production is praised as a potential landmark in this year’s cinema history.
Rupert Hughes new film The Old Nest debuts at the Royal Theatre on Friday and Saturday. The reviewer lauds the picture as near perfect with gripping story superb acting and a realistic atmosphere, calling it the most interesting film shown and a message for humanity for the whole family.
Report shows the Chateau Chautauqua cost 1100 to guarantee this year. Guarantors settled the deficit on time thanks to strong committee effort. Programs and wide attendance from outside communities allowed all bills to be paid with some surplus.
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Henry Hammond, a Glacier Park visitor, spent time in the city this week. The Montanan reports a press delay caused a late edition. J. W. McCray and his wife now reside at the Jennie M. Trescott residence.
Attorney General Wellington D. Rankin and I Parker Veasey of the Great Northern will debate at the High School auditorium Tuesday evening. The topic is the Esch Cummings Act with Veasey supporting the affirmative and Rankin outlining the law's shortcomings.
London Opinion notes that in 1921 no passenger was killed or seriously injured in a British airplane. Despite 400 to 500 channel crossings weekly in summer and over 1,000 joy rides weekly, safety credited to pilots, mechanics, the Aeronautical Inspection Department, and the controller of aerodromes and licenses ensuring first class personnel and equipment.
Belem prison in Mexico City, once a plague spot, has been renovated by the government into a model detention facility. New facilities include schools for women and soon for men, shower baths, fountains, and wholesome meals. The institution was previously notorious for its unhygienic conditions and harsh fate for inmates.
This notice markets farming services as a business opportunity. It promises practical assistance, planning, and tools to improve farm profitability and efficiency for growers seeking professional support.
Elmer B. Jeffries of Great Falls Montana files three year proof to establish a homestead claim for multiple sections in Township 24 25 North Range 8 West Montana Meridian. He previously filed Original Homestead Entries Nos 44965 51828 and will appear before the Register at Great Falls on August 22 1923. Witnesses Angillus McGillis John Nexbit George Moore and Gladys Moore of Chateau Montana.
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane files a Montana district court case seeking foreclosure and a $2000 promissory note against Charles F Suiste and Charlotta May Suiste, among others, with court actions to compel answer within twenty days. The mortgage covers lands in Teton County filed November 15, 1917, and recorded in book 3 M of Mortgages. চল
Executrix Lucy A Blazer asks all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be exhibited to Geo W Magee attorney 21 Larson Block Chateau Montana. First published July 27 1928.
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