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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
10
Published weekly at Choteau Teton County. Subscription $2.00 per year. Advertising rates on application.
Found a pair of gold rimmed spectacles and a Mackinaw coat with notices offering payment at the office to claim. A. C. Warner visiting Great Falls. Chris Junker ill with influenza. Wm. Campbell and wife returning from Choteau hospital. Choteau Lodge and Teton Chapter to install officers Dec 28, refreshments served. Mrs. Walton dies of influenza at Fairfield hospital aged about 25. funeral in Choteau and interment at Choteau cemetery.
Try Whitacre's for best Bear Creek near Power Morgan's. Ray McRae, ill at Chateau hospital, returned home yesterday. Geo Hirshberg and family visited in the city. Miss Margaret Nagle went to Great Falls for Christmas. Furnished front room for rent by Mrs Saylor. E J Carson on fur lough awaiting discharge. James Caldwell returned from coast weather. Oliver T Grothe and Allie Snedizgar wed at J E DeHaas's office. to reside in the city.
Mr and Mrs H F Bailey of Conrad visited relatives during Christmas at Mrs Bailey's sister Mrs Gay Franklin's home. H C Peters returned from Alhambra Hot Springs seeking relief from rheumatic troubles. Catholic church services held Christmas morning at 10 with music repeated for the occasion.
Mrs. John Dietrich and daughter leave the M. C. Dietrich home for Helena after a several weeks stay. They are joined by Mrs. M. C. Dietrich and another child who will spend the holidays there. Dr Rhoads notes health improving in Fairfield and expects to close the emergency hospital soon.
A girl of five believes Santa lives in the clouds by the moon and was delighted to find gifts after she wrote a Christmas wish list. Plans surface for two more newspapers in Teton county and a Pioneer edition at Power. The Non-Partisan League eyes spring publication of a non-partisan socialist red-flag paper in the county.
Funeral services were held at the Connor chapel for Elmer R Brandenburg who died in Butte on December 16 after a brief Spanish influenza illness. He was born March 13 1885 in Pratt County NL and married Hazel Hane in 1917. He resided near Choteau and leaves a wife, child, three brothers and a sister in Illinois.
Child prodigy and Pathe star Gladys Hulette, aged twenty three with a twenty year career, will headline in Waifs at the Royal Theatre with Creighton Hale as her leading man for two days starting Monday.
Funeral services were held at the Episcopal church Sunday at 2 pm for Mrs Walter A Woods who died December 6 at her home east of Chateau from influenza. Her husband, ill at the same time, was treated at Chateau hospital and attended the service the following day. A Red Cross leader in TS Gap, she leaves a sister Mrs Walter Ferris, a husband and two sons.
Lawrence Jackson underwent surgery on Friday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Neesmender of Farmington on Thursday. Mr Brandenburg of Kansas is a hospital patient. Mrs Storey recovers from a recent operation. Mrs McCullough had a slight operation Thursday morning. Alfred Anderson of Farmington may leave hospital in a few days. Mrs Davis returned home Christmas day after illness. Miss Thomas plans to go home to Spokane early next week. The town notes list visitors including S C Campbell and family and others. Homer Sprinkle traveled to Chicago for beef cattle shipment and plans winter in Indiana. J Collins and family visited H Collins farm. Orvil Monkman was a Dry Forks caller Sunday. Mrs Homer Rowland has returned home from the Fred Campbell farm.
Influenza conditions are improving in the area. Mr and Mrs Wm Campbell and Glen Morse purchased Ford City's items. The Campbells welcomed an eight pound son named Chas Alspaugh. Chas Alspaugh was a Bynum caller this week. KE Weiser and family plan to move to Pendray soon. A two year old child of Mr and Mrs Emery Knowton is mentioned in the column.
George M. Cohan returns to film after months away in a lively take off of Billy Sunday. The Royal theatre showcased Hit the Trail Holliday with an audience applauding the musical comedian’s Broadway hit turned motion picture.
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