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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
5
Bargains abound at Hirshberg's Inventory Sale with all ladies muslinwear half price. Mrs. Julius Hirshberg and family head to California for the winter. Local visits include Mrs. John M. Weaver, Mrs. Elmer Weaver, and others.
lL. G. Passmore came home Wednesday after a lengthy western trip. It is whispered that he sold his Burton bench ranch while abroad.
Wool skirts normally priced at twelve dollars and fifty cents are reduced to four dollars ninety five cents during a special sale. The offer highlights value and limited-time availability for shoppers.
Ches Stiend arrived back Tuesday from a business trip to Sheloy and Sunburst. Jos I Liberty returned Wednesday aboard the Milwaukee after handling matters in Great Falls for several days.
W. R. Cooley of Spokane and T. S. Dodge of Olympia Washington are in town this week examining the Giant Petroleum property prospects.
Joe Gleason came back to Chateau Tuesday evening after handling business in Great Falls and visiting a sister in Conrad for several days.
The J M Baker DP elevator company received a carload of Minnesota corn destined for storage and milling. The shipment arrived early and was reported to be in good condition.
John Wallenstein of Pendray was on cur streets meeting friends Tuesday and Wednesday this week, visiting and chatting with locals.
Jerry McCarthy a prominent stock grower in the Dupuyer country was obtaining supplies from local merchants on Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. W. J. Roulston entertained the Girls' Friendly Club last Saturday afternoon with a nice lunch and a pleasant social time for the young ladies.
A merchant sold ten pound cotton bags of pure cane sugar for one dollar. Herman McCain of Great Falls, active in real estate oil royalties and leases, conducted business in town Monday. A Bagley, once paralyzed, has markedly improved and is now able to be up and around.
Mrs. B O Price of Bole traveled by train on Monday to Helena and Bozeman for several days. She will spend a short stay in those cities before returning.
Mrs Frank Howard underwent a tonsillectomy at the Chateau Hospital last Sunday. The operation proceeded without complications and she is resting in the surgical ward.
Nick Vlinker, owner of the Cash Meat Market, was a Great Falls visitor early this week. The parent teachers group held its regular meeting at the high school on Wednesday evening with a pleasant program and a fine lunch served by the organizing committee.
Mr and Mrs Ray Porter and their daughter of Bynum visited last Sunday. The young girl had her tonsils removed at the Choteau Hospital.
Men in Florsheim shoes priced at 7.95. Mrs. Howard Hatch rode the Great Northern to Helena on Monday. Dr. H. J. McGregor and Mrs. McGregor traveled to Great Falls on Wednesday. Ranger Henderson of Hannan Gulch attended the Sun River stockmen meeting on Tuesday.
County surveyor Obert Peterson conducted a business trip to Dutton for professional duties and related engagements.
Tim Cook a noted rancher living northwest of Chateau left last Wednesday with a car load of horses bound for Fresno California He plans to visit a broker there whom he will see while disposing of the horses.
Gray saddle horse described with long mane and 1000 pounds weight, branded on right thigh. Suitable reward offered for information leading to recovery. Dr. E. B. Maynard.
Fred Lathrop of Blackbear motored into town Wednesday to trade at local stores. The Womans Club held a meeting at their club rooms last Monday with entertainment committee led by Mrs. H. T. Rhoads.
Wm Reiquam moved into the jail residence on Wednesday and will remain there while in the sheriff's office.
Supervisor Myrick of the local forest office left Wednesday for Clem ents to attend the Falls Creek Stock association meeting at that place on Thursday.
The grazing permit payment plan reverts to the old system for 1923 with fees due in advance. In 1922 the department allowed two installments July 1 and December 1 due to adverse financial conditions among stockmen.
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