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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1916

Page

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Montana Considers Gopher Extermination Bill

Gopher control bill proposed by Montana State College official would let county commissioners act against gophers. Senator Hogan to carry the measure in the legislature as supporters cite grain and pasture losses. Opponents claim the bill mainly pads political offices.

F.S. Cooley Montana State College Bozeman House of Representatives North Dakota T. S. Hogan Yellowstone County Montana Stewart

Dry Forks Gossip and Local News Note

Dry Forks reports a cold spell with thermometers near 15 degrees below zero. The Alpaugh flax mill is serviced by the Collins Daggett thresher. Local youths look to a Pine Ridge entertainment Thursday night. Mrs Will Helms and Mrs Nellie Russell are in Dry Forks and Porter Lewistown respectively. Mr and Mrs Charles Brown visit Blackleaf. Mrs Brown is Cora Lillard. George Cook suffered a bad burn starting a gasoline engine. recovery hoped. Will Helms visits Eva Slater in Lewistown. Ralph Gerring works at Collins farm. J P Campbell and daughter Buna visit Bynum. December 21, 1916.

Collins-Daggett Thresher Pine Ridge Entertainment Nellie Russell Dry Forks Charles Brown Blackleaf Brown Cora Lillard George Cook Will Helms Eva Slater Lewistown Ralph Gerring Collins Farm

Episcopal Church Notes Midnight Service With Choir

A midnight Sunday service will feature special music by the choir with a brief ten to fifteen minute prelude. Sunday school program is scheduled for Monday night December 25 at 7 30 p m.

Masonic Election At Chateau Lodge Elects New Officers

A special meeting of Chateau lodge No. 44 A F and A M conferred the Master Mason degree on Roland O Brooks Russell R Mellon Kyle Jones and J M Baker. On Wednesday evening officers for the coming term were elected W M D E Bodgskiss S W L A Foot J W M C Dietrich Treasurer Wm Hodgskiss Secretary Frank Jefferson.

Chateau Lodge No. 44 A. F A. M Roland O. Brooks Russel R. Mellon Kyle Jones J. M. Baker W. M D. E. Bodgskiss S. W L. A. Foot J. W M. C. Dietrich Wm. Hodgskiss Frank Jefferson

High School Notes and Holiday Plans

The senior debate is set for next Friday during the assembly period on the Federal government owning and controlling all interstate railways. Teachers and many students depart for Christmas vacation starting next Friday, January 1916, with plans for a sophomore dance and a charity candy sale.

Tom Hopkinson Grant Hodgskiss Leo Steele Wilma Jones Mr. Dietrich

Great Northern to Run Daily Choteau Pendroy Passenger Train

Business leaders win approval for a daily Great Northern passenger service between Great Falls and Pendroy on the Choteau Bynum branch. The change replaces the Mixed train without a state railway commission hearing. A Sunday exclusion and tri weekly freight service are planned with timing and layover details to be decided.

Choteau Great Northern Railway Choteau- Bynum State Railway Commission Great Falls Great Northern Pendray

Methodist Notes Christmas Eve Program at Local Church

District superintendent Rev J A Martin praised the church and its Ladies Industrial Society. The Sunday school will perform a Christmas Eve program featuring recitations songs and an acrostic with a comedy. A January Get Together Banquet is planned to share memories and future plans for the church.

J. A. Martin Great Falls Our Ladies Industrial Society Eossonee Key V. E. Hall Harmon Rhoads Sydney Franklin Ruth Hall Hazel Upman Margaret Jacobson Jack Rose Stephen McCullough - Roy W.E. Hall

Pendroy Post Office to Open January First

P H Crossen left for Los Angeles to spend winter with family. Sam D Crawford returns to Chateau and joins Spencer McCullough drug Store. Pendroy post office to be established by Jan 1. C Sheble appointed postmaster and ready to move to Pendroy in spring.

P. H. Crossen Los Angeles Cal California Sam D. Crawford North Dakota Chateau Spencer & McCullough Drug Store Pendroy C. Sheble Sheble Bynum and Bynum Herald

Civil suits filed in district court clerks office

Civil cases listed include Martha A. Clark administratrix vs Hannah Harlan filed December 14. The First National Bank of Conrad vs Crouch Gregson and M J Stearns and EF Hover abstract of judgment filed December 14. Arthur D. Johnson vs George W. Denny abstract of judgment filed December 14.

Clerk of the District Court Martha A. Clark D.S. Clark Hannah Harlan First National Bank of Conrad Crouch & Gregson M. J. Stearns Hover Arthur D. Johnson George W. Denny

Agawam Items from Dec 19 Agawam Hawaii

Mr Goodell of Dutton was in Agawam on business. Several residents visited Great Falls as witnesses in the Bernard Nelson contest. Many locals traveled or loaded grain and planned winter trips to Colorado Oregon Idaho and Conrad.

Hawai Goodell Dutton Agawam Thomval Nelson Hector Cooper E. D. Pierce Great Falls Bernard Nelson Nordhart Valentine Kirsch Adolph Hanson Robert Malone Franklin Pierce Joel Lindseth Emma Rowland Myra Pierce Bole Grooms Chester Hale Iola Ruth Hale Ruth Gordon Colorado Anna Lena Wiens Oregon Idaho David Weins

Christmas travels and local goings on in Chateau area

The community reports departures for Indiana Wisconsin and Kansas for holidays and visits. Families like Wiseman Breiman Lindberg and Sandberg are traveling or hosting relatives. The Johnson school schedules a Christmas tree program and a family gathering completes the holiday plans.

Glenn Wiseman C. E. Sandberg

Local Happenings Amid Holiday Travel and Commerce

Role News Ora Price returned from Kansas with his mother. P. T. Stoltzman was in Great Falls on business. Many citizens attended the W. W. Mitzel contest hearing in Chateau. William Pike traveled to Great Falls with Mrs. Pike and children. Mrs. Earl Bebee and infant son visited Minnesota relations. Mrs. Wilson and daughter plan a Great Falls visit. Mr. Shears from Minnesota visits Earl Bebee. Several couples went to Great Falls by train Tuesday. Train and mail service remain uncertain. Mrs. Jos Armburger visits California for an extended stay. Stanley Sanderson, wife and child visit Art Sanderson’s family. Bill Stine clerks for William Pike during Mrs. Pike’s absence. Ed Gibbs moved his barber chair to the pool hall. The new pool hall reports strong business and a Christmas goods display. Earl Zimmerman and wife ill with grippe. Ole Lestrud returns from Chateau. Season’s greetings for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

C. E. Wiseman Indiana Wheatfield Fll R. C. Breiman Great Falls B. C. Price Kansas William N Pike Ed Gibbs Earl Zimmerman Ole Lestrud Chateau

Dupuyer man on way to Helena to reside

Carl Harris of Dupuyer traveled here early this week en route to Helena where he plans to reside in the future.

Carl Harris Dupuyer Helena

Community Christmas Tree Set Up on Main Ave Corner

The community Christmas tree was set up today on Main Ave between Hirshberg's store and Haugen's. Citizens are invited to attend the exercises and bring children for a celebration with fruits, candy, and nuts for everyone.

Main Ave Hirshberg’s Haugen’s

Hirshberg Family Travels and Railway Hearing

Mrs E J Hirshberg and children left for Missoula to celebrate with relatives and plan to go to California after the new year. James Eckford A J Cowell and Attorney Geo M Coffey traveled to Great Falls on Wednesday to attend a state railway commission hearing about train service on the Chateau Bynum branch of the Great Northern railway.

E. J. Hirshberg Missoula California James Eckford A. J. Cowell Geo. M. Coffey Great Falls State Railway Commission Chateau-Bynum Great Northern Railway

Farmers State Bank of Pendroy Incorporation Filed

Articles filed in Teton county list incorporators from Great Falls including J. M. Ryan L. Newman R. P. Reckards Lew UL Callaway Chas N Pray John V Carroll and P H Jones. Paid up capital stock is 200 shares of 100 each selling at 105 creating a 1000 surplus. First directors are Reckards Ryan Newman Carroll and Jones serving until January 1917.

Farmers State Bank of R. P. Reckards J. M. Ryan L. Newman Joan V. Carroll P. H. Jones

Rifle Club Meeting At Cole & Shannon Office

The Cha teau Rifle Association invites members to its annual meeting on Saturday January 6 1917 at oclock p m at Cole and Shannons office. The meeting will elect officers and conduct other business of interest to all members. W H Webb secretary.

Chateau Rifle Asociation Cole & Shannon W. H. Webb

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gopher Jack Frost Porter J. P. Campbell Buna Episcopal Church Notes Grill Chateau Drug Domestic Science Mr. Abbey Wallace Coffey George Hall Ellen Cummins Mary McNeely Apollo Club Bishop Home M.F Methodist Notes Alf Wagnild Miss Torgison Jacob Gemar Miss Eliason Arthur Davidson Everett Pierce Conrad Mrs. Sutton Mrs. Reader Mrs. Nelson Hartvick Nelson Gus Hanson Glen Pierce Bob Robison Joseph Hirshberg Julius Hirshberg Hirshberg Brothers Teton County Choteau, Montana Teton Slope Axel Lindberg Wisconsin T. S. Armstrong Martin Hanson J. P. Huidekoper Burton Beach Gerrit Janszen Louis Lindberg Peter Bouma Julius Brekke John Olstad Benson Walfred Dhnney Alvin Holm Role News Ora Price Mr. Price P. T. Stoltzman W. W. Mitzel William Pike Earl Bebee Minnesota Wilson O’donnell Mr. Shears Mrs Jos Armburger Stanley Sanderson Art Sanderson Bill Stine William N. Pike Mrs. Pike News Bank For
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