Attorney J H Peidvain Visited Great Falls on Wednesday
Attorney J H Peidvain traveled to Great Falls on Wednesday for a brief business visit. He was seen meeting with local officials and consulting on a pending matter affecting the firm.
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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1922
Page
4
Attorney J H Peidvain traveled to Great Falls on Wednesday for a brief business visit. He was seen meeting with local officials and consulting on a pending matter affecting the firm.
M. A. Shook departs Saturday for Stockton California and will stay several days in Salt Lake City Utah en route.
The annual meeting for the Old Timers of Teton County is scheduled for February 10. Eligibility requires being 21 years old at arrival and having resided in Teton County for 20 years, including 1922, with membership applications via Mrs. John A. Gleason.
H C Peters entertained four tables at Five Hundred at his home Monday in honor of Chas Justice. Neatly staged games and light refreshments accompanied the casual gathering among friends and neighbors.
Anton Abel Holm of Whitefish Montana died Sunday at the Choteau hospital after a short illness. He had ruptured appendix and paralysed intestine discovered during an operation. He leaves a wife and three children, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were held at the Methodist Episcopal church and burial followed in Choteau cemetery.
Mrs H W Bateman entertained three tables at Five Hundred at her home Wednesday evening.
M A ONeill learns of his daughter Lucy O’Neil Scott’s death in Newport Oregon after health decline. She lived in Cut Bank years ago taught school and worked at the post office. Survived by husband and four year old daughter. funeral held in Kalispell with burial in Catholic cemetery. Her sister Mrs H J McGregor and Miss Mabel O’Neil also residents here.
Gertrude L. Pike wife of Irvie Pike and mother of Helen and Kenneth died after a lingering illness at the Hobson addition home of Dr and Mrs E B Maynard. Cause listed as intestinal stricture with chronic gastritis. Burial in Chateau cemetery after services at Maynard residence. She had served as a nurse in California before returning to Chateau in 1919. She leaves her husband, two children, a father A J Sheldon of Avon Minnesota, and sister Mrs Mary Darknell of Sanger California.
Washington dispatch notes Attorney General Daugherty issued wholesome proverbs praising right action self respect and loyalty. He encourages waking up to world affairs loving God obeying laws and the Ten Commandments. The quotes cover duty to society country and fair treatment of others.
Mrs A O Peterson and Carolyn spent weeks with home folks then left for Glacier Park last Saturday. Fairfield Hawaiiare musicians gave a program and dance at the Farmington school house drawing a large crowd and good time.
Alpha Zeta national honorary agricultural fraternity installs Montana Chapter at Montana State College, its thirtieth chapter. Thirteen invited students include Merrill Luther, former Chateau boy, and others from Plains, Kalispell, Great Falls, Bozeman, Victor, Culbertson, Lewistown, and Stanford. Lew T. Skinner installs as national high scribe.
A discussion notes the silver peace dollar circulating with a high relief head and unmilled edges. Western states favor a louder clink as banks report slipping use while New Yorkers reject silver dollars as Pecunia non grata. Also bankruptcy notice for Luther Schnee of Choteau Montana with meeting set January 27 1922 before A H Gray Referee.
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