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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
5
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W J Roulston visited business in Great Falls on Wednesday. Miss Dolly Graves returns from Evanston Wyoming and Salt Lake City Utah to resume at the local telephone exchange. K K I girls to be entertained by Misses Trodick and Agnes Schlichon Thursday Feb 6. A dance at Bird hill school house west of Chateau Saturday Jan 31 to raise funds for a piano. Mrs Alex Burrell recovering from bronchial pneumonia. The Cha teau Oldest Settlers hold annual dance at Hodgkiss hall Saturday March 6 for a good time.
The young son of James Drinkwine of the Burton bench has left McGregor hospital after several weeks of illness with hiabitis and returned home.
The Henry Burrell ranch adjoining Chateau on the west has been sold to Spokane parties who plan to take possession in time to prepare the ground for 1920 crops. Purchaser's name and price are not learned. The ranch is described as a good, productive property cutting substantial hay and alfalfa.
Silk sale this week at Hirshberg's. A whist party at the home of Mrs. A. DeYong last Saturday evening entertained friends. A Knights and Ladies of Security business meeting is set for Moose Hall on February 5 with all members expected to attend.
W. G. Levy of Chateau leads Bethany Commandry No. 19 as grand captain general representing the grand commandery of Louisiana in Montana. Mrs. B. B. Rogers of Burton beach was patient at McGregor hospital after minor surgery and is reported to be progressing well.
Mr and Mrs G A Davis, who visited relatives in South Dakota Iowa Missouri and Memphis Tennessee, returned last Saturday to their home near this city and will be on hand to furnish the music for the Oldest Settlers dance on Friday February 13.
Miss Mary Longmuir of Farmington performed at the Burns celebration in Great Falls held at the Masonic temple last Monday evening. The county singer, praised as a pleasing coloratura soprano, sang Annie Laurie Within a Mile of Edinboro Town and Comin Through the Rye.
Installation of officers is to be held next Tuesday evening by Queen Rebekah Lodge No. 31 LL O. O. F. at their lodge rooms. All members are invited to be present that evening.
Notices urge all who need seed wheat under the Special Relief Acts to file in the office by February 10, 1920. Surplus seed wheat not claimed after that date will be sold for cash only, and no cash seed other than wheat will be provided.
The Bible class of the Methodist held a farewell for Mr and Mrs Oren R Nelson as they prepare to relocate to Chicago where Mr Nelson will serve as auditor for Blakley Printing Co. About one hundred friends attended the Tuesday evening event. Mr Nelson departed on Thursday’s Milwaukee train. Mrs Nelson plans to stay in Chateau for a couple of weeks. The Nelsons have resided in Choteau over ten years and contributed to church work with Mr Nelson as Sunday school superintendent.
The Fisher Trio piano violin and cello with Mr Campbell baritone will perform February 11 at the high school auditorium under the Ladies Industrial Society. Also noted are social events at the McGregor residence and a Knights Templar visit by Judge Charles W. Pomeroy of Kalispell to Bethany Commandery on January 20 with 7:30 assembly at the asylum.
M S Darling, a United States commissioner at Conrad and a prominent citizen, entered a not guilty plea in Helena federal court Monday to a charge of making a false certificate for an affidavit used in a homestead entry contest. Forty to fifty tons of good straw for sale. Co F. Suiste, Agawam.
John H Delaney a 40 year old Power merchant died at Columbus hospital Great Falls Wednesday morning at 6 after an appendicitis operation performed last Sunday. He was Nebraska born and survived by wife a daughter 19 and a son 16. A Mesonic fraternity of Dutton member, funeral expected next Sunday under fraternity auspices. He was well known for high character in the Power area.
Good Chevrolet car offered by BE Taylor Garage in Choteau.
The review lauds Mr Campbell for a naturally pleasing voice and finish in a recital. He rendered Handel's Hear Me Ye Winds and Waves with clarity and drama. Lighter numbers including H. T. Burleigh's Little Mother of Mine drew tender reminiscence.
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