Choteau Montana local news highlights August 1918
Local notes report fresh milch cows for sale and several residents traveling to Great Falls. Meetings describe a planned bank and hotel in Bynum, property purchases, a firefighter drill, injuries from accidents, a child’s fracture, and sidewalk disputes. Also included is a Helena dispatch on migratory bird hunting rules and a piece on human aim versus animals.
Montana State Fair Opens with Fisheries Dairy Exhibits
Entries rush to Secretary A J Breitenstein as Montana farmers prepare for the 1918 state fair in Helena September 22 to 28. Highlights include Montana Fish Commission’s exhibit car, glass tank displays, dairy showcases by Sharpless and DeLaval, a new creamery, refrigerating plant, and a two day milking test. Outdoor attractions include wild west shows, vaudeville acts from the Orpheum circuit, aviatrix, bands, and other features promising a full joy week for attendees.
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E. P. Mathewson
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DeLaval Separator Company
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Helena
Too Much Land-What A Correspondent Says
A Farming ton correspondent argues most Burton beach settlers hold too much land and are speculative. He notes few know farming, cites limited markets, and predicts small, well run farms will be profitable only years from now. Augusta Times.
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Farmington
Burton Beach
Greenfield Beach
Reclamation Service
Augusta Times
Whittacre Buys Sherman Addition Lots for New Residence
N Whittacre the lumberdaler purchased lots 10 and 11 block 14 in the Sherburne addition to Chateau from J E Webb agent with intent to build a residence at an early date. Last Monday Mrs C H Connor hosted the birthday club at her upper Main street home. Attendees included Mesdames Burbank Jones Truchot Cowgill Bruce and Messrs Bruce and Jones. J M Roberts visited from Great Falls with his niece Miss H C Gilman a new high school teacher chosen from Columbia University New York. John Guthrie aged eighteen months died after a brief illness at the family home. Funeral services set for tomorrow afternoon at four o clock. The family has lost six children in marriage life and receives broad sympathy.
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Sherburne
Chateau
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Truchot, Cowgill
Bruce
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J. M. Roberts
Great Fall
H. C. Gilman
Miss Gilman
Wisconsin
Columbia University
New York
John
A. B. Guthrie
Catholic Services Schedule In Collins And Choteau
Masses will be celebrated on the third Sunday each month at 10 a m in Collins with evening devotions at 7 30. In Choteau on the same date Masses at 8 and 110 a m with 7 30 devotion. All services include preaching Pastor J Connolly.
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Choteau
J. Connolly
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