Twenty Years Ago Highlights From the Choteau Montanian
Notices from Choteau Montana list locals visiting, returning, and traveling. Dr. W H Titus and wife in town at the Choteau House, James Gibson back from Spokane, and various residents in Dupuyer and Great Falls. A birthday picnic for Josie Krofft describes the lawn gathering and treats. Spanish prisoners comment on American troops, noting their aggressive volley responses. A. Yule to move his saw mill to the North Fork of Dupuyer Creek this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Titus
James Gibson
Spokane
Atty Ericksons
Dupuyer
Byron Carson
H. F. Guth
Shelby
Tie
Julius Hirsberg
Great Falls
Jacobs
Ray Jacobs
Sadie Gans
Friedlander
Hirshberg
Harris
Gans
Herman Gans
Helena
Germany
Julius Irshberg
Angelique Truchot
Lebanon
Ohio
Connor
North Fork
Josie Krofft
Krofft
Beaupre
Chas. Powell
A. Yule
St. Mary's
Dupuyer Creek
Oshey Devine
Newsy
Chan Smith
St. Mary’s
J. W. MckKnight
Blackfoot
Jos. Hirshberg
C. E. Trescott
Pondera
J. Devine
H. Pearson
Rob J. Dixon
Conrad Ditch
Minnie Evans
F. P. Cowell
Carr
Mary Garden Sings The Splendid Sinner At Royal
Mary Garden presents Kate Jordan's The Splendid Sinner on screen at the Royal theatre with Dolores Fargis a conflicted heroine entangled in passion lies and danger. Hugh Maxwell a physician marries her as Von Zorn confronts past. Final acts show courage and sacrifice amid war and capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garden
Goldwin
Kate Jordan
Royal Theatre
Rudolph von Zorn
Dolores Fargis
Hugh Maxwell
VonZorn
Maxwell
Dolores
Parsons and Nichols Withdraw from Race
Helena Aug 11 Judge Edmund Nichols of Billings and Harry H Parsons of Missoula withdrew from the Republican bid for U S senator. The move leaves O M Lanstrum and Jeanette Rankin as remaining contenders with Nichols citing party loyalty and harmony. Secretary Stewart was advised that withdrawal is not permitted under Section 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Stewart
United States
T. J. Walsh
Montana
Harry H. Parsons
Ford
Codes of
Helena
Edmund Nichols
Billings
Missoula
C. T. Stewart
O. M. Lanstrum
Jeanette Rankin
Nichols
Mr. Parsons
S. C. Ford
For Rent a Five Room Furnished House
A five room furnished house is for rent, close to town. Inquiries should be made at the Montanan office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montanan
Wanted contract for stubble plowing in Choteau
Advertises for a stubble plowing contract with own machinery. Seeks immediate work and asks applicants to respond via box 196 in Choteau. Public notice style typical of classified job offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Hooverizin Loaf Protest Speaks in Wartime Food Hope
A terse wartime speech laments surrendering food to the war effort while urging support for Uncle Sam. The speaker claims the act of handing in rations is a shared burden between civilian workers and soldiers, framing it as a posture against hunger and for national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Sugar Ration Cut Urges Americans to Limit to Two Pounds Monthly
The U S Food Administration asks the public to restrict sugar to two pounds per person per month through January 1 1919. Household use must drop to half a pound weekly and public eating places to two pounds per ninety meals. The move aims to support Allied needs and naval and military requirements amid reduced domestic production and wartime losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Food Administration
America
U. S. Food Administration
Washington
The
Food Administration
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choteau Lumber Company
Choteau European Plan
Hodgkiss
Choteau, Montana
HOUCK
Cleland
C. H. Swaine
Bair
Teton County
Dupuyer Acantha
Tom Dean
Jack Clark
Chateau
Geo. Adlam
Browning
Nora Aspling
T. P. Aspling
Charles M. Russell
Allied
Louisiana
Porto Rico
Java
France
Italy
Atlantic
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