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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
6
Half price Ready-To-Wear sale advertised. 160 acres in the Dry Forks T27N R7W to be sold for cash. inquiries at the office. Social visits noted: Hirshbergs, Walter Myers, Chester Hale in Great Falls. Miss Joy Graves and Vera Ringo in Great Falls. Mrs. W. D. Jones and Mrs. Feland in Cho teau. Ivor Hagen and spouse visiting from Great Falls. Judge and Mrs. John J. Greene return to Glacier county then Helena.
New potatoes price 7.4 cents per pound at Hirshbergs. A. H. Doughty and W. E. Logan travel to Glacier Park for a short outing. Fred Gewald of Collins notes a Sunday visit with family in Choteau. Mrs. Chas F Green and children return from California for a regional visit. Earl Yeager and wife with Mrs. Nellie R Hammond depart for Glacier Park for a two week trip. Mrs. C Juestrud and daughters plus Roy Franklin family and John T Moore head to Sun River Hot Springs for a few days. W L Minton of Minneapolis Loan and Trust Co visits, managing county bond matters.
Miss Louise Zimmerman of Fairfield visited Chateau last Sunday as a guest at Mrs. C. E. Trescott’s home and returned home on Monday afternoon aboard the Milwaukee.
A. L. Halladay came back last Saturday from the Oklahoma oil fields where he had been living for several months. Mrs. Halladay and their daughter, who spent the winter with friends in Iowa, will not return to Chateau until after another winter in Iowa.
Chester C Trescott arrived in Chateau last Saturday evening to spend Sunday with his parents C E Trescott and his wife. He left early Monday morning by auto to resume duties with the Pioneer Press in that city.
Mrs. Fred Fligman, Mr. and Mrs. Singer and their sons from Great Falls visited in Chateau last Sunday and were guests at the home of Mrs. Julius Hirshberg.
The Chateau baseball team is scheduled to play Walier at the Choteau diamond next Sunday afternoon. Arthur Hirshberg and family along with Frank Hawley and Ernest Friedlander visited in Great Falls this Sunday. E A Thorberg of the First National Bank of Minneapolis and wife were in Choteau Tuesday evening en route to Glacier Park. All young people are invited to Epworth League Picnic at the park in Choteau on Saturday August 7. Bring sandwiches and weiners, also 10c.
Mrs. J. M. Baker traveled to her old home in Appleton Minnesota last Tuesday after receiving a message announcing the death of her father A. J. Hancock in that city.
Wallace Reid appears in Excuse My Dust at the Royal Theatre on Wednesday and Thursday with Ann Little in support. The Paramount Artcraft feature is directed by Sam Wood and serves as a companion to The Roaring Road.
The Royal Theatre presents the Selz Nick photoplay Youthful Folly starring Olive Thomas for Monday and Tuesday. Miss Thomas, a local favorite and noted beauty, headlines the sixth Selznick feature to date, drawing a large following built before her screen debut.
Dr and Mrs Henry Beaupre of Sweet Grass Toole county former Choteau residents and Beaupre Hotel proprietors with daughters Edna Beaupre and Mrs Prosper Gorham and children arrive in Choteau Monday afternoon for a few days visit with old time friends.
Charles R. Leonard and wife of Butte with Mrs H B Peters and others from Lancaster Ohio toured Choteau on their way to Glacier Park for a ten day outing. The party lauds Chateau calling it the best town they visited in Montana, praising its scenery and first rate hotels and restaurants.
Loyal Order of Moose members are urged to attend a membership drive kickoff at the Gold Leaf on Monday evening August 9 at 8 o'clock. Dictator Bert Christie issues the call for all past and present members to join the effort.
E J Hirshberg and wife left Monday for Missoula after a telegram announced the serious illness of Mrs Henry Greenhood. She died Monday night. Mrs Greenhood had lived in Great Falls for years and was widely known in northern Montana. Will Silverman, a prominent Great Falls businessman and Mrs Greenhood’s uncle, died suddenly at Finn northeast of Helena while en route to Missoula to be with his niece.
The listing offers 3 milk cows 1 work team a 3 percent wagon 1 yearling filly 1 double work harness and various farm tools and furniture all in good condition. Terms cash. Inquire Byron Corson.
Short social notes reveal residents traveling and visiting family across Washington and Montana. Names include Miss Ruby Hodgskiss, Roy J. Carson, Mrs. Clarence Friend, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schott, Miss Kittie Adams, Mr. Martin Jacobson, Angus Rose, John and Miss Anne Lundgren, and Mrs. Fansler. Births announced at Choteau hospital. departures to Minneapolis and Great Falls noted.
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