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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
10
Lincoln paint priced at 2.00 a gallon appears in a Choteau Hardware Co. notice. Mr Hanie Barrett exits McGregor hospital Thursday while Mr Ed Jackson plans hospital stay. An ad offers a gentle 3 and 4 year old gelding team weighing 1400 pounds each for sale by E H Ganong in Choteau Montana.
Mrs Ida Waterman of Collins visited the county seat this week. Sam Jaconetty of Bynum and Eugenia Richardson of Seattle were married at Great Falls last week by Justice John I Earls. Mrs Bishop of the Shelby Promoter returned home after a pleasant visit in Choteau.
Mrs Black arrived in Chateau Tuesday evening from Dayton Flathead County to spend Thanksgiving with her husband J O Black a cigar manufacturer.
John M. Howland advertises money to loan on farm lands at seven and one half percent interest. Readers are invited to mail their applications to Howland at Imusland Block, Lewistown, Montana.
The owner of the auto gaunt leases left on the clerk's counter weeks ago may claim them by visiting the Montanan office.
Choteau Hardware reports arrival of new stock aluminum Christmas boxes. Local shoppers get a durable, lightweight option for gift packaging and storage this season.
Mrs. Sam Ziegler and her young son departed yesterday morning for Butler Indiana to spend the winter months with relatives.
The issue includes the bank’s financial statement for November 17, 1916, noting a stronger business volume since commencing in June. J. E. DeHaas, G. M. Coffey Sr and Jr, Senator T. O. Larson, and Wm. Hodgskiss plan to travel to Helena at week’s start for a Masonic meeting. DeHaas and Coffey Sr expect to receive the 32nd degree.
P H Crossen returned from a trip to Chicago and eastern points and saw Mrs Nellie R Brown at Mayo Bros hospital in Rochester Minnesota. He says she is recovering well and has left the hospital then staying at a Rochester hotel. She plans to return home to Choteau next week.
The 640 acre Mrs E T Weyman ranch north of Bynum changes hands to Ed Rieken of Ashburn Island. Chateau Land and Loan Co arranged the sale. Possession is expected near early February. Weyman plans to remain nearby.
A 32 by 120 foot depot is being built at Fairfield by the Milwaukee railway. Attorneys Hattersley and Se well of Conrad are in the county seat today as professional visitors. A daughter was born Thursday November 28 to the wife of Ray R Porter of Bynum at the Chateau hospital. Mrs. D D Cole left Saturday for Little Rock Arkansas to spend the winter, accompanied by Mrs. Phil S Cole who will visit briefly.
A fire last Monday night at the Power Wilson store and warehouse damaged the building and all contents. Officials say insurance coverage is believed to fully cover the loss.
W. W. Gaines Ed. Tanner Chas. Garner and a Mr. Joseph of Brady visited town early this week en route to Sun River Hot Springs for several weeks of rest and big game hunting in the area. They were joined by Frank Swanson and A. B. Jones.
Attorney Allan Weeks arrived from a Minneapolis trip and joined Capt. Walter L. Verge in the practice at Verge & Weeks in Chateau. Weeks plans for his family to move here early next spring.
A notice for a PTA gathering in the Public School Building on Tuesday evening December 5 at 8 o'clock. The program includes music and readings featuring Your Children's Playthings and The Other Wise Man by Mrs Olive Butehart and Rev Hall.
A North Dakota man is rumored to plan a general merchandise stock in Farmington soon. A team of black geldings weighing about 1200 pounds each, described as gentle pullers, is listed. WM. BLACK and partners Dietrich and Crawford travel to Missoula for the Montana Teachers' association meeting, with Dr. H. T. Rhoads joining to attend school directors’ sessions.
Two small fires burned Tuesday in Hobson addition and north of town. Authorities believe sparks from railroad locomotives started both blazes. Fire crews quickly contained them with little or no damage.
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