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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
22
Publication notes weekly edition for Choteau Teton County with subscription at 2.00 per year and advertising rates on application.
Found a pair of gold rimmed spectacles and a Mackinaw coat located on routes near the high school. Inquiries at the office. Also news of A C Warner visiting Great Falls this week and influenza illness of Chris Junker in Spring Valley. Choteau and Fairfield notices report deaths and funeral plans for Mrs Walton wife of John P Walton.
Local notes report Ray McRae returning home from Chateau hospital after illness. Geo Hirshberg and family visited, Miss Margaret Nagle went to Great Falls for Christmas, and furnished rent info for a front room. John DeHaas officiated the marriage of Oliver T Grothe and Allie Snedizgar with plans to reside in Chateau.
Residents in Kalispell and Conrad hosted relatives during the Christmas holiday. J. C. Taylor’s two sons traveled from the ranch near Bynum to visit Lyle Crazy for Christmas. H. F. Bailey and Mrs. Bailey of Conrad spent Christmas at Mrs. Gay Franklin’s home. H. C. Peters returned from Alhambra Hot Springs seeking relief from rheumatic troubles. Catholic church services are set for New Year’s morning at 10 o’clock with Christmas music reprise.
Mrs John Dietrich and daughter who visited the M C Dietrich home in this city returned Monday to Helena. They were accompanied by Mrs M C Dietrich and her little daughter who will spend the holidays at Helena. Dr Rhoads reports Fairfield health conditions improved and expects to close the emergency hospital soon.
A five year old cherishes Santa and received a Blackboard turtle and other items after writing to the old gentleman. Plans are forming to publish two more papers in Teton county and Lathrop plans to publish the Pioneer at Power. The Non-Partisan League aims to launch a socialist red-flag paper in the county with spring.
Funeral services were held last Saturday at the Connor chapel for Elmer R. Brandenburg who died in Butte on December 16 after a brief Spanish influenza illness. Born March 13, 1885 in Pratt County NL he married Hazel Hane in July 1917. He lived on a ranch near Choteau and leaves a wife a child three brothers and a sister all in Illinois. A brother who cared for him recovered from the epidemic and was treated at McGregor hospital.
Gladys Hulette, age twenty three with a twenty year stage career, will star opposite Creighton Hale in Waifs at the Royal Theatre for two days starting Monday. The actor began on stage at age three and has worked with De Wolf Hopper Bertha Kalisch Mince Nazimova and later became a Pathe star. Her recent two years of work are described as notable.
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at 2 oclock from the Episcopal church for Mrs Walter A Woods who died December 6 at her home 12 miles east of Chateau after a rapid illness from influenza. She had led Red Cross and community activities in T. S. Gap for six years and is survived by a sister Mrs Walter Ferris her husband and two sons.
Lawrence Jackson underwent Friday surgery. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Neesmender of Farmington on Thursday. Mr Brandenburg of Kansas is a hospital patient. Mrs Storey and Mrs McCullough had recent operations. Alfred Anderson of Farmington may leave hospital soon. Mrs Davis returned home Christmas day after illness. Miss Thomas to Spokane early next week. Numerous town visitors named including Campbell family and others. Homer Sprinkle traveled to Chicago with beef shipment and plans Indiana stay. J Collins family visited H Collins farm. Orvil Monkman visited Dry Forks. Mrs Homer Rowland returned home from Fred Campbell farm Tuesday.
Influenza conditions are greatly improved in this vicinity. Ss. C. and Wm. Campbell and Glen Morse have all purchased Ford City’s recently. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campbell are proud parents of an eight pound child. Alspaugh was a Bynum caller this week. Weiser and family expect to move to Pendray soon. Harriet, the two year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Knowton, had
George M. Cohan returns to the screen with Hit-the-Trail Holliday a Broadway success. The Arteratt picture at the Royal theatre Sunday draws laughter and applause as a take off on Billy Sunday and re introduces Cohan to motion picture audiences.
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