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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1920
Page
5
Local items list the Ladies Guild meeting with Mrs. Cohoe on Thursday September 2 and an Episcopal guild food sale at the post office on Saturday August 28 at 3 PM. Names include Miss Corinne Barnard visiting Chateau, Mrs. M. G. Read, and travelers J C Eckford and family, plus Clarence Looney and L E Taylor. James Collins, former Teton undersheriff, visited Chateau.
Mrs Hart Kraber of Great Falls spent Sunday in Chateau at the home of Mr Kraber’s mother Mrs Thompson and returned home Monday driving back with Mr Thompson.
Fairfield will oppose Choteau at the local grounds next Sunday August 29 as both teams seek a fair contest. The Cascade Choteau game scheduled for that date has been canceled by management.
Used heaters at Hansen's. Ready for School Sale, see main ad. Born on Wednesday August 25 1920 to the wife of John Truchot, a daughter. Wanted small weaned pigs. Will pay highest market price. ROBERT THORN Chateau. A McCormick binder sulky plow and other slightly used machinery for sale cheap. H. A. Prescott credit man for Strain Bros Great Falls was a visitor in Choteau yesterday. Born Tuesday August 24 1920 to the wife of Al Viau Taylor garage in Choteau a son. State Senator and Mrs Larson and Miss Stowe returned from Yellowstone trip to city last Friday. J. O. Williams an over Sunday visitor, connected with U S Department of Education in Washington supervising Alaska, en route to Illinois. James T. Mitchell of Great Northern railway in Great Falls discussed Great Northern Park with city officials for sale to the city.
E A Cleland his wife and two daughters returned last Monday evening from an automobile trip visiting North and South Dakota Minnesota and Central Canada They left Chateau weeks ago and enjoyed seeing old friends in the Dakotas while saying Montana looks better to them than ever and they are glad to be home.
Mrs. Frank Hirshberg with Mrs. Ramsey visit Chateau on Tuesday. Alex Burrell and wife plan a brief visit to Great Falls. Henry Greenhood and children return to Missoula after visiting E. J. Hirshberg. Mrs. H D Anderson wins a 1915 Buick in Havre raffle. John Lundgren runs for reassessor in Pondera County. B C Monkman of Ontario visits Teton relatives. J Winter Smith from Helena gathers irrigation data for state legislature. Rev. Leon Haley returns to Choteau for a short stay and plans final proof for his land in September.
Tuesday afternoon from 2 to 6 the Parent Teachers association will hold a sewing bee in the dormitory to hem table linen and curtains. Members should attend and bring lunch for a social and profitable afternoon, chaired by Mrs H T Rhoads.
Walter McGrail, a leading man, returns to opposite Elaine Hammerstein in her second Selnick picture Greater Than Fame. The Royal Theatre opens the film Monday and Tuesday. Directors Alan Crosland kept the popular pairing from The Country Cousin together after strong work.
The Kind Arnett and Newman crews held a Sunday picnic at the old fair grounds near Chateau with a large crowd. Arnett's crew won the afternoon baseball game 17 to 11 while a Newman camp member won the 100 yard foot race. The Teton county band provided music during the parade and picnic. Maud Wilcox left for Bynum to become assistant postmaster. Mrs Drake, 84, mother of C H Drake, is an old Teton county settler visiting in Chateau. The Cost at Royal Theatre features Violet Heming in a Paramount Artcraft production about college and politics with Ralph Kellard and Charlotta Monterey in supporting roles.
J D Fleury who escaped Teton county jail July 22 is recaptured by Ogden, Utah officers. Sheriff Martine says Fleury will be brought back to Chateau to face trial. He is traveling under aliases Charles Payne and Geoff Jackson and plans to resist extradition.
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