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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
5
Community items note Sheriff I S Martine's Helena business trip and Mrs John J Greene traveling to California for health. Church and guild meetings scheduled January 17 to 19. An old fashioned birthday party at the public school auditorium is announced. Stray black cow from Pendroy area listed with description and owner to claim.
Cc. S. McDonald president of the Stockmens State Bank traveled to Great Falls on business last Friday. County Commissioner W. D. Jones returned to his home near Bynum last Saturday.
Harrod Crane entertained a class of schoolmates at his home last Friday evening. R. R. Mellon and family moved last Saturday from the McDonald Apartments to the residence they recently purchased from N. Whitacre, formerly occupied by the J. J. Cain family.
J I Cain and family moved last week to the Episcopal Rectory, joining the parish community.
Mrs. A J Vandemark returned last Saturday from a brief visit in Great Falls. Freidt and family have moved to the Curtis house in the Hobson addition.
County Commissioner W. J. Critten den returned to his home near Fairfield last Wednesday. Mrs. Edythe Saylor is rapidly recovering from a recent operation. Chateau Lodge No. Li J C O F held its regular monthly social at the Connor building lodge hall with many Odd Fellows Rebekahs and guests attending. An evening of cards dancing and lunch followed.
John Wellenstein has been seriously ill with pneumonia at Choteau hospital and is slowly improving though not out of danger. His daughter Miss Kate Wellenstein was expected to arrive from California to be with him amid severe illness.
Mrs T O Larson and Mrs Ohn Hannan entertained about twenty guests yesterday at Mrs Larson’s home in honor of Mrs W Paylor of Seattle. Chester Trescott and family arrived in Choteau for a visit with his mother.
The city council met Monday evening in the clerk I. W. Hall's office for its regular monthly session. FOR RENT: a three roomed house in the Hobson addition with a garage. inquiries at the office for details.
Notice is given that stockholders of Chateau Oil & Gas Co will meet on Saturday January 14 1922 to elect directors and transact other business. JOS I LIBERTY Manager H J McGREGOR Sec Treas
Mildred Ross Houck married Mark Wagner on January 10 at Kine Fisher Oklahoma. Parents received a telegram confirming the wedding a surprise to Choteau friends who will hear more next week. Details to follow.
The Flioteau town team meets the Great Falls city team tomorrow evening at eight o'clock in the high school gym. Great Falls seeks the state title while Thoteau shows strong form. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children with a postgame dance costing 50 cents.
The Teton boys beat their opponents 35 to 10 while Conrad girls won 22 to 11 in a local gym doubleheader. The Teton boys travel to Belt tonight and begin a four day trip on the 17th with games at Fort Benton Chinook Havre and Big Sandy. Coach Harrington says the team is in good shape for the tour.
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