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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
5
Wilbur Yeager and Miss Jennie Knowlton, Bozeman College and Bozeman schools students, are expected to return home for the Christmas season. Yeager is due home tomorrow and Knowlton came home Thursday to celebrate the holiday with family in the Blackleaf country.
Seward connected with the American Express company made an official call this week. Clifford Stone left Thursday morning for Great Falls and Gilman. Phyllis Green returned home Thursday from Missoula where she attends school. She will spend the holidays with her mother. H. E. Horst and Mrs Horst left Chateau Tuesday morning to do shopping in Great Falls.
Clerk B M Jacobson issued a marriage license last week to Clyde E Hatton and Helen Stewart of Seattle. The ceremony was performed by Justice J E DeHads with Mayor Geo Coffey and Mrs Chas Davis as witnesses.
W. J. Crittenden, a county commissioner from Fairfield, arrived Thursday to handle official business and do Christmas shopping for his family.
A marriage license was issued last Saturday to Clarence LeRoy McVey of Blackleaf and Lillian Lucile Hazel of Bynum. The ceremony was held at the Methodist parsonage and performed by Rev. Harry T. Stong with Ray Porter and Oliver M. Wall as witnesses.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Jos Mozer at Choteau Hospital on December tndh. Mr and Mrs Frank Hirshberg of Fairfield visited friends and relatives on Sunday last.
The Knights and Ladies Benefit Association held a social at the K of P hall on Wednesday evening. Cards were played until midnight, followed by a luncheon prepared by a ladies committee. Dancing continued until the early hours, with all attendees enjoying the event.
Ww D Jones of Bynum returned after visiting Chicago with a shipment of beets and briefly stopped at his Missouri home during the trip.
Ww J Gray vice president and treasurer of Giant Petroleum Co made a business trip to Great Falls this week.
Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Chambers and Mr and Mrs Pilling were honor guests at a dinner at the apartment of Mr and Mrs C H McDonald. Sunday evening Dr and Mrs H W Bateman gave a dinner in their honor.
Mrs. E. J. Hirshberg entertained the Friday Bridge Club with a festive grab bag featuring red and green ribbons. A draw determined gifts for each guest, adding a pleasant deviation from the usual routine.
Mr and Mrs E J Hirshberg will leave Saturday for Havre to spend Christmas with the Sidney Hirshberg family.
The K of P dance Thursday evening was very successful socially and financially. Favors were attractive, music was excellent, and the midnight luncheon was delicious.
Frank Miller of the Dry Forks passed through Chateau on Thursday returning from a business visit to Lewistown. He reports strong excitement over oil prospects and says a rig may be in operation there soon.
On Saturday December 28 the Red Cross Christmas seals will be sold at leading city stores. Support the drive to stamp out the great white plague by buying a generous quantity.
Mr and Mrs Earl Burgett former residents of Chateau now in Great Falls plan a Christmas stop in Indiana with his relatives. They will then travel to St Augustine Florida for the annual convention of the Bankers Life Company.
Mrs. Geo Magee wife of the county attorney died after months of illness at 5 30 o clock Thursday noon The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon
The Monarch Lumber company announces inventory work this week as it passes business control to new management. Mr. Pilling retires and Walter Streeter is to be succeeded by a yet unnamed manager. Streeter plans a short vacation before joining the sheriff’s office on January 1.
H. L. Stafford loaded a car of household goods and shipped them to Shelby Monday morning. He will engage in the rooming house business in that town. Fred Doege and Chas. Strand returned from Kevin and Sunburst last Saturday. They have been doing some building for the Pet. Ex.
Professor Williamson will depart Saturday for eastern cities to spend the holiday vacation.
Mr and Mrs M G Carver depart Saturday for Townsend Montana to spend the Christmas vacation with relatives through the holiday season staying with family in the mountain town.
Chas Krofft came back last Saturday after spending about two weeks at Alhambra Springs.
P. H. Crossen came back last Saturday from Chicago where he shipped cattle. He was pleased with the prices and the fine run of his stock, the Milwaukee reaching Chicago on Monday morning. He also enjoyed a pleasant visit with a brother and sister in Wisconsin whom he had not seen for some time.
Rev. H. E. Bush presides over Protestant Episcopal services at St Stephen's Church. Divine Worship at 11:00 a m Church School at noon and evening prayer at 7 30 p m. Services open to the public with inviting verse.
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