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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
5
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Mrs. Sidney Rosengrin entertains this afternoon for Mrs. Bradley McCarty of Hardin. N Whitacre of Bozeman left for home after a short city visit. Louise Willis of Farmington stayed with O R Nelson for a couple of days. Mrs J M Green and Elizabeth travel with Mrs J Koning and two boys to Great Falls for a brief visit. T H Pridham and daughter Dorothy rode Great Northern to Great Falls. Esther Leiser, guest at B J Hirshberg, returns to Missoula after two weeks there.
Mrs H A Norman comes back from Alhambra Springs after a three week stay for health improvement. She traveled home via Cut Bank and visited briefly with Mr Norman. They meanwhile planned to meet at Chateau Saturday evening. Mr Norman went back to Cut Bank Monday morning.
Douglas Doty former Cosmopolitan editor wrote The Dangerous Moment for Carmel Myers who will appear at the Royal Theatre next Friday and Saturday. Supported by an excellent cast including Herbert Heyes Bonnie Hill Lyle Warrenton George Rigas W T Fellows Billy Fay Fred G Becker Marion Skinner and Smoke Turner.
Alden Connor returned last Friday from attending the state Masonic Grand Lodge at Butte. Miss Ruth Andrews returned last Saturday from Dillom where she had been attending summer school at the state normal.
Miss Margaret Nagle county chair man of the Red Cross society departed on vacation last week to Glacier Park.
A Colt hide overcoat described as sateen lined is offered for 75 dollars. Inquiries directed to Gold Leaf Bar for purchase details.
A lost satchel is reported missing with plea to return to the poor house. Seekers request the finder contact authorities or return the item to reunite with its owner.
Miss Ann Hurley, staying with her sister Mrs James Innes in the city, departed Monday morning for her home in St Paul Minnesota after a visit at the Innes residence.
Mr Wm Cowgill formerly of Choteau now residing in Somers Mont was seen passing through Choteau on Monday evening while en route to Bynum.
Last Saturday rumors spread that Francis Pambrun had been shot on the reservation by a Dupuyer party. A posse formed to pursue the assailant, but the report proved false and Pambrun was found safe and in good health.
The text presents scattered items including a Bozeman wedding party return, a Mr N Whitacre visiting Chateau, a brief business trip, and a Chicago man injuring a wrist while cranking an ice cream freezer. The garbled OCR limits precise details or names.
Sheriff Martine in Great Falls transacted business last Saturday. Wm Hodgskiss Jr J B Hodgskiss and E N Haugen returned Saturday evening from the state Masonic grand lodge at Butte. Mr and Mrs Halvor Daley of Great Falls arrived in Chateau last Friday for a visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs F A Oulton and Mrs Arthur Hirshberg entertained twenty guests at a Monday afternoon card party hosted at Mrs Oulton's home.
Drilling has resumed at the Exploration Company's test well after a several day suspension to place eight inch casing. The development from this point will be watched with keen interest and anxious waiting.
Dr. E. M. Larson of Great Falls and Dr. H. T. Rhoads spent weeks camping on the west fork of the Teton river and returned to their home Tuesday morning.
Rev and Mrs Harry T Stong returned to Chateau after attending the annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal church for the North Montana district in Kalispell. Stong, pastor of the local church for two years, has been returned to Chateau for another year.
R W Breece traveled from Ft Benton to Choteau for treatment after a threshing crew mishap. A fellow worker, angered, drove a team into him, pushing him against the machine. He suffered severe head cuts, seven arm wounds, and unconsciousness for days. the assailant fled and has not been found.
Rev H B Bush leads Protestant service schedule with Morning Prayer at 7 30 and Evening Prayer at 7 30 Sunday services include Divine Worship at 11 00 and Church School at 12 00. Sermon theme Gratitude the Ground of Faith marks end of summer season and announces reorganization of Sunday School and forum work next Sunday start September 4.
Mrs E J Hirshberg entertained a number of children at Glenwillow Tuesday afternoon. The event featured cheerful activities and a warm social gathering for local families.
J C Morgan visited Dearborn canyon Tuesday after Mrs Morgan and the children who had been camping. The Chateau Oil and Gas Co well case is noted with a Monday noon lunch hosted by the ladies guild marked as a community event.
Miss Hattie Miller went to Bynum last evening for a short visit with Miss Marian Saterlie.
Mr and Mrs Jas Bexford Mr and Mrs T O Larson and Mr and Mrs J M Baker of Chateau along with Dr and Mrs Schaefer of Helena spent last weekend at Allen s hotel in the Sun River canyon enjoying a quiet getaway at the resort.
Mrs. H. T. Rhoads Mrs. J. W. Oppie and Mrs. Snodgrass hosted a gathering yesterday at Mrs. Rhoads home. The event celebrated a sister of Mrs. T. J. Dickey who is visiting the Dickey residence.
Mrs Lorentz Hanson has been visiting for two months at her son’s home in Mullan Idaho and will return to Choteau this evening.
All business houses in Chateau are requested to close on Labor Day September 5 observe the holiday and keep shelves shut to honor the public observance of the holiday.
The notice urges families to get portraits taken at Emrick's Studio in Choteau. It appeals to parents and siblings including dad and mom to act now before time runs out, offering best in photos at very low prices.
Mrs. A DeYong will entertain at a card gathering tomorrow afternoon. The event is noted in local society circles with emphasis on hospitality and social routine.
H McCullough came back Wednesday evening from Browning after several days away on business.
Miss Grace Reiding Miss Helen Sweat and Jack Sweat with Prof Williamson spent several days last week in the Sun River canyon enjoying a leisure outing.
The Misses Alva and Harriet Larson accompanied Dr. and Mrs. C. Schaefer to their Helent home for a weeklong visit beginning the week.
Mrs J P Huidekopey and her daughter wrap up a brief visit at the Janzen home and departed for home Tuesday morning.
Wilburn Ackney, brought to Chateau from Great Falls last Saturday by Sheriff Martine for an insanity hearing, has been discharged and sent home.
Mrs Louis De Noyer visits her husband in Great Salis and Mr and Mrs De Neyer expect to leave soon for San Francisco California to make their home. They will drive through in their car.
County superintendent of schools Mrs. Saylor led a naturalization class in Fairfield on Wednesday. Thirteen residents in the county are taking the program under her supervision.
Jesse L. Gleason and Walter N. Streeter returned last Saturday from a two week trip in the Salmon Lake and Big River country. They reported excellent fishing and wonderful scenery during their mountain visit.
Residents can rent one or more dormitory rooms for five dollars per month including meals for high school boys. Persons with available spaces should contact the county superintendent or Professor Williamson.
Chateau Lodge No 11 meets Tuesdays at 8 PM in the Connor building. Visiting brothers welcome. Queen Rebekah Lodge meets 1st and 3rd Fridays in Connor hall. Frances Rosengren and Mary Connor serve as officers, with respective grand and secretary roles.
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