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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1919
Page
10
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Born on August 17 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Oscar Carlson. Mrs Bernard of Bynum visiting in Chateau this week at her brother Chester Hale s home. For sale cheap one Ford car in good running condition. Mr and Mrs Otto Wagnild and Mr and Mrs Otto Schaefer of Agawam vacationing on Sun River this week.
A meeting of all farmers in voting precinct No 3 who are interested in roads will be held at the courthouse in Chateau on Saturday afternoon August 23 at 2 oclock.
Bert Christie came back Friday from Helena where he had been an inmate of a hospital for treatment after an operation there. The report notes he had about recovered from the surgery.
Silas Mohroe once from this city has taken a store-keeper job with the Great Northern railway at Cut Bank, a local Pioneer Press item reports.
A farewell party was held at the Cole residence Tuesday evening for Hazel Halladay who will spend the winter in Seymour Iowa. The event included enjoyment by the young attendees. Sergt. Alden R. Connor arrived back Monday from overseas with a year in the motor truck unit of the United States Army. He was welcomed home by Mrs. Ak, who has been teaching sheep in Nebraska while her husband served for democracy in the world.
Under Sheriff Martin G ReedS and Miss Mary Peterson stenographer of Teton Abstract Co were united in marriage at the Methodist church in Great Falls on Saturday August 16 with Rev E L White officiating. The couple will reside in this city and well wishers extend congratulations.
John M Weaver and wife will soon resume management of the Beaupre hotel in this city after a deal with owners Dr. and Mrs H Beaupre made during their stay in Chateau last week. The Weavers are well known hotel people and are expected to attract a better class of trade to the place.
Mr and Mrs D L Bell announce the birth of a son on August 14. Also notice a five room house for rent in the Cowgill addition to Chateau recently painted and renovated. Inquiries to Geo Miller and Mr and Mrs C L McDonald. Katherine McDonald returned Wednesday from Yellowstone trip.
Mrs E T Glasgow and party arrived in Chateau with guests Landrie Phil LaValle and wife and V Beaudry and wife from Belt to visit Mrs B G Trescott. Mrs Ross Houck and daughter Mildred Houck returned from Portland after a two month visit with relatives.
After August 23 Charles A Dunn announces auto repair work charging 90 cents per hour with work guaranteed.
County Agent Clarkson reports over fifty cars of Minnesota hay on the road to Teton county to fill farm bureau member orders. Fifty more cars are expected in the next few days. Hay costs farmers about 25 dollars per ton in the area.
Phil Parsons faced a preliminary hearing in the justice court of J E DeHaas last Monday with attorney R M Armour of Great Paris representing Parsons. After testimony, Parsons was ordered held over to the district court for trial on a charge of appropriating property left in his possession by a Soldier who fought in France. May Allison, the Metro star of Almost Married, unveils a bold costume in the Royal Theatre production, contrasting a Swiss Alps inn girl with a late night New York revue persona designed to stun the audience. Charles Swickard directed the show and urged a daring wardrobe move that Allison adopted.
Miss Loreeda Newland of Conrad visits Choteau while Alf Waynild returns from overseas service and takes a court house job. Mrs Harvey Read and her children from Great Falls stay with Mrs Mary Read. Hildegarde Lindseth of Farmington will teach Belknap school this term. Choteau Meat Co adds storage for more ham and bacon stock. Mrs M Monkman of Bynum moves to Choteau for her son Gibson to attend school.
Mrs A L Halladay and her daughter Miss Hazel plan to leave Chateau next Monday for Seymour Iowa to spend the winter. Hazel will attend school at Seymour.
Mrs Lewis Thompson and her daughter Miss Elizabeth Kraber traveled to Great Falls on Monday. Mrs Thompson returned the same day to Chateau while Elizabeth Kraber stayed for a longer visit with relatives.
Precinct No. 3 residents gather Saturday afternoon in the Chateau court room to choose a foreman for supervising county road work as advised by the board of county commissioners.
The Bynum Herald notes harvesting is going well on farms near Pendrey with Shawver Nelson Jones Farts and Mansfield using the header for cuttings. Grain quality is exceptionally good despite a very dry season. The report expresses thanks for small favors.
Mrs M J DeLano of Helena names Mrs E N Haugen of Choteau as chairwoman of the Teton county Republican central committee and she accepts. The new women's group will coordinate with the men’s committee rather than operate separately.
Pauline Frederick stars in the latest vehicle directed by Emile Chautard hailed for a fine cast and capable direction. Chautard, known for skill and cinema technique, directs a picture of supreme merit shown Sunday at the Royal Theatre.
In district court yesterday Judge John J. Greene presided over a hearing on the delinquency of Walter Glasgow the 15 year old son of E T Glasgow The youth is alleged to have entered his fathers store on two occasions helped himself to sums of money and acted as a troublesome local figure The county attorney was directed to file an information charging him with incorrigibility and a preliminary examination is scheduled for the next term of court.
Miss Margarita Fisher known as the prettiest flapper in films stars in Im possible Susan. She was injured at age eleven when thrown from a pony, leading to a long recovery with daily dance. Her early accident shaped a tomboyish start and later graceful stage presence.
Mr and Mrs E J Leise returned Tuesday by auto from a Yellowstone Park trip. The Birthday Club met last Tuesday afternoon hosted by Mrs Wm Hodgekiss. Mrs Sarah E Logan and daughter Miss Ada Logan visited in Great Falls this week. For sale or rent a three roomed house in the Cowgill addition. Tetley, Mrs Mary E King, Mrs B G Trescott and son Giles left Wednesday for Belt to visit relatives.
Mrs C E Trescott elected delegate and Mrs A C Burbank named alternate delegate for the Rebekah assembly to be held in Billings during the third week of October.
The Ellison-White Chautauqua completed a six day program in Choteau last Sunday evening and announced that enough guarantors have been found in Choteau to insure a Chautauqua here next year.
Among Chateau Masons at the grand lodge sessions in Great Falls this week were Major L A Foot Dr B E J Crary J E Hodgkiss W L Hodgkiss B N Haugen and John W Hall. The Eastern Star attendees included Mesdames T O Larson H W Syema Moore E N Haugen and B E J Hodgkiss.
Wm. Johnson a Forest Service firefighter in the mountains west of Chateau was killed last Tuesday when a tree toppled onto him during trail clearing. His body was brought to Choteau for burial preparations by Undertaker Connor, with funeral date pending relatives in the east. Johnson was a recent arrival to the area.
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