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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
4
Choteau Montana publication records indicate second class mail status dated July 11 1918. The paper is published every Friday in Teton County with a yearly subscription of 2 dollars and advertising rates available on request.
Jas Gault of Gault Bros. appears at the courthouse while Commissioners Crane and Crittenden attend a regular session. Two high school basketball games are set for tonight Conrad versus Teton girls and boys. Mrs J C Taylor and Mrs K B Cohoe host bridge at Mrs Taylor's. P J Reed, Milwaukee agent at Agawam, arrives from Chateau Hospital with two broken toes after a freight mishap.
The town council completed its regular meeting. County Superintendent Edythe W. Saylor appointed W. B. Butchart and W. F. E. Logan to fill vacancies on the local school board created by the removal of BE. N. Haugen and the resignation of H. D. Upman.
The county commissioners named two new high school board members as terms of Dr. Crary and E. L. Pearson expired. Dr. Bateman of Chateau and Dr. Sweat of Dutton were appointed.
Word reaches Choteau that Myrna Mae Cole of Choteau is a member of the Cornell Oratorio Society, a 175 voice chorus. Miss Cole is a freshman at Cornell.
The new double siren for the fire department arrived at the start of the week and will be installed as soon as the weather allows. The current smaller siren proved unsatisfactory and will be replaced.
The Parent-Teachers Association met at the public school last Monday evening November 4 with a large attendance. The program by first and second graders pleased attendees and the meeting remained interesting throughout.
Henry Radcliffe a prominent farmer of Fairfield County spent Tuesday and Wednesday in our town conducting business and meeting with local residents and merchants.
Robt. Clarkson the county agent visited Dry Forks on Monday in official capacity. John Weaver Jr. has accepted a grocery department position with Chateau Merc. Co. J. W. Kerr of Farmington returned from Nevada and Salt Lake City where he has been involved in mining interests. Dr Evla Waters of Conrad spent Sunday in town on professional business. A Red Cross letter from Fort Harrison hospital Helena explains Mac Margaret Nagle Home Service Chateau Montana praises receiving fruit and a menu card for patients. Thanksgiving meals included jelly distributed to all men.
Sheriff Ike Martine visited Sonéat Fally on official business. Pore on ag D IL Remple, banker of Dutton, conducted business in Chateau on Monday. J W Jolly resigned as bookkeeper for Power Morgan Co and left for Denver to take a county assessor job.
On Saturday night Mr and Mrs Wm Archibald entertained friends with a Five Hundred session lasting until about 11 30 pm. A fine lunch followed and guests stayed into the early hours. Attendees included Mr and Mrs H C Peters Mr and Mrs Wm Odenwald Mr and Mrs Lee Brown Mr and Mrs Floyd Clark and Mrs John Ragland. City clerk John W Hall will accompany Mrs Hall to Rochester Minnesota for medical treatment as health has been poor for some time and friends hope for full recovery.
Sheriff Elect Wm. Reiquam announces Walter Streeter as under-sheriff. Streeter has long resided in Teton county and friends welcome the appointment. Reiquam plans to run the office without an additional deputy.
Gordon Campbell heads Campbell Oil Syndicate overseeing material transport to a new drilling site. Work progresses toward starting drilling once the derrick is completed.
The Womans Club met at Mrs Oscar Jeanis home Tuesday afternoon. A large attendance braved bad weather. Speakers included Mayor George Coffey, Prof Howard, and Prof Keys. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
A weekend event titled Pill fold features bulbs and Christmas candy at Choteau Drug Co and Choteau Merc Co. Cake and coffee will be served Saturday afternoon as part of the sale.
Shoppers urged to visit Choteau Drug Co. or Choteau Merc. Co. for hyacinths and homemade candy during a two day event on Friday and Saturday afternoon December 15 and 16. Local ladies organize the sale to benefit community projects and invite the public to attend.
A brief notice indicates an event labeled industrial at Choteau Drug Co scheduled for Saturday afternoons on December 15 and 16.
J G Philipps of Davenport Washington delivered a carload of apples late last night aboard the Great Northern for Grover Parker in the local market.
The sale of W. W. Mitzel has been postponed indefinitely. No new date is given. Local officials did not provide a rescheduled timeline.
An advertisement warns against careless handling of cash and checks and promotes protective paper products that reveal alterations. It urges readers to learn how the paper safeguards money, checks, drafts, and receipts and offers more information.
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