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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
5
Farm wanted from owner with lowest price and possession terms. Meats priced at Chateau Meat Co. Thanksgiving visit from Irving L. Kohn of Missoula. Fire destroys Wm Weizel cabin near Pendroy. Christmas photos offer and Woodman lodge activities in Chateau. Elk roast banquet after Chateau Lodge No 44 meeting December 7.
F. E. Williams of Billings and J. D. Divine of Superior, deputy state examiners, arrived in Chateau Monday to inspect county offices. Mr Dwire received a message calling him home due to his wife’s serious illness. he departed that afternoon by auto to Great Falls.
Wm. Florida and Jerry W. Kirby, inmates at the county poor farm, were found unbalanced and ordered sent to the state asylum at Warm Springs. Sheriff Martine departed with them Monday afternoon by auto to Great Falls. The Royal Theatre advertises The Virgin of Stamboul as the midweek feature, touted as the year’s most sumptuous production and Miss Dean’s big return to film.
Regular Parent-Teacher Association meeting set for Tuesday at 8 p m in the public school. Program includes Phidham's Family Orchestra, a paper on Character Building by Mrs. Winn, bake sale and a six reel film priced at 15 cents. Proceeds go to the gymnasium fund. Friends and patrons invited.
County nurse Mias Lian commends Power school for welfare efforts. Trustees provided furniture and equipment so 85 country children may have hot lunches, improving health. She urges other district schools to follow this example.
A son died shortly after birth at Choteau Hospital with burial in Choteau cemetery. other notes record visits, recoveries and illnesses. Mrs Jones mourns the loss while Mrs Eckford and daughter Jean visit from Iowa. Various locals attend to business, travel to Great Falls, and an Industrial bazaar opens tomorrow in Chateau Mercantile.
About a week ago W. E. Howard phoned from the Round Park ranger station saying he had been saved in but was then on his way. No word has been received since and heavy new snowfalls have raised anxiety among his friends about his safety.
Mr. E. N. Hangen in Choteau offers a range of handmade toys and wooden items including chairs tables doll beds cedar chests sleds and more at reasonable Christmas prices. He invites shoppers to visit and view his handiwork for lasting pleasure.
The piece explains the Harding administration aims to educate the public about Pacific and Eastern Asia issues and their impact on the United States. It notes growing interest as the conference advances and outlines federal highway funding rules and the job impact of federal aid roads, including 250000 workers kept employed by the new act.
The president signed the Federal Highway act enabling $75,000,000 in federal aid for state road construction and $15,000,000 for national forest roads. Funds require dollar-for-dollar state matching, with immediate access to $25,000,000 and the remainder on January 1, 1922. The act creates minimum shares for small states and outlines use of funds for interstate and intercounty road systems.
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