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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1914
Page
5
Reverend Percy Reid leads at Bitat Methodist Episcopal Church with morning service at 10 30 Sunday School at 11 30 Epworth League at 7 00 and Evening Service at 7 45 All friends and visitors are warmly welcomed to attend the services.
Local tidbits report births in the city June 28 1914 and June 29 1914 with health updates. Vendors advertise tents awnings and canvas goods. Property for sale two lots in Cowgill addition and a light work horse for saddle. Roads and county business discussed with officials traveling to Cut Bank and Helena. Creamery leased by McGlenn Bros Smith expected to reopen in two weeks. Community events include a Ladies Industrial lunch and Fourth of July preparations.
Mrs Jos A Baart traveled to Great Falls after a message claimed her husband was seriously burned in a Columbus hospital incident. The truth: an oil pan ignited in a Great Falls garage and Mr Baart received minor burns on hands face and neck, with no car or fatal injuries. He has returned to Choteau.
Until further notice the respondent will answer all cash calls remaining with Chateau Drug Co and W J DeCoursey. The statement appears in a business notice style indicating continuing obligations or settlements.
Mrs C H Connor and sons Aldin and Vivian planned a Great Falls visit last Tuesday to host Hattie Everson and Bess McDaniels from Three Forks for a few days. Rev L Haley of the Episcopal church returned from a Butte conference and preached in Great Falls Sunday evening.
Classified brief lists board without room at six dollars weekly board and room thirty eight dollars per week three furnished rooms for rent at twelve dollars per month Dwyer Bros piano for sale at two hundred fifty dollars in good condition Mrs C L Monroe Choteru
Hugh Rose of Brady has been visiting the county seat this week. He notes that as a Brady county resident he sees no special attractions in Conrad now that the county is new and the seat has moved there.
A 50 by 80 foot dancing pavilion has been built just south of the Glenloyd hotel by the hotel management. It will serve for roller skating on summer evenings. The first dance, tonight, features the Parker five piece orchestra. The Glenloyd pledges to spare no expense for guest recreation.
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