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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
5
The notice lists monthly services at the Catholic church in Chateau on the fourth Sunday with masses at 8 and 10 30 p m and instruction at last mass. In Collinson services will be held on the third Sunday in each month at 9 o'clock a m Pastor J Connolly signs the schedule.
At the First Methodist Episcopal church Rev. Percy Reid McMallan is pastor. Morning services start at 10 30 with Sunday School at 11 30 Epworth League at 7 00 and Evening Service at 7 45 All friends and visitors are welcomed.
A. L. Hoy returns home after county seat business. Peggy Taylor leaves for Seattle for two months vacation with her parents C Wallace Taylor and wife. Hunter Powell fined 250 dollars and 40 days jail in Helena for bootlegging on the Blackfeet reservation. Julius Hirshberg heads to Helena for Henry Loble funeral. Chateau church trustees appointed. Rev Father Connelly chair and Dr H L McGregor T H Pridham J Ryan Chas Curlin on board. Emily Truchot honorary member. Episcopal services July 6 with Rev L F Haley to speak.
Deputy County Attorney T H Pridham transacted business at Conrad early this week. The Ladies Aid society will be entertained by Mesdames Chas McDonald and K McLean at the home of the latter next Wednesday afternoon. For sale by C H Connor Choteau 144 Tink Humble and wife of Bynum visited Choteau en route to Salt Lake City to visit relatives for several weeks and plan stops in Idaho and western Montana on the return.
W T Eitelgoorge, once a Belleview resident, arrived this week from Los Angeles and plans a brief visit with John S Lane and family. He notes many changes in Chateau and praises its progress and future prospects. A C Warner was reappointed United States commissioner by Judge G M Bourquin. he first held the post in 1890 and is esteemed for land matters.
C H Connor and family with James Eckford went to Mc Phee's ranch last Wednesday and will stay until after the Fourth. They plan to celebrate by fishing in Deep Creek today. A B Guthrie, former Chateau Acantha editor, is in Valier with land west of town being cultivated for winter wheat.
Mike Conilf pleaded guilty in the U S court at Helena to selling liquor to Blackfeet Indians. He was sentenced to six months in Missoula county jail and fined 100 dollars.
Peter Little Plume, a Blackfeet Indian, was sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison at Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas, for stealing horses on the reservation last February. Judge G. M. Bourquin handed down the sentence last week.
R P Dean arrived from Dupuyer Sunday evening with sixteen teams engaged on the railroad grade about three miles below Chateau. The Dupuyer country is lively and residents eagerly await the railroad’s arrival in the area.
Attorney General Dan M. Kelly rules banks must disclose under oath all depositor names and deposit amounts. Previously banks were not taxed on individual deposits, but noncompliance will incur taxation.
Mrs G A Boutilier spent several days with friends at Great Falls this week. Miss Lucille Anderson, who has been teaching at Sweet Grass, arrived home Wednesday evening for a short vacation.
W. W. Wheeler, secretary of American Brewing Co. of Great Falls, was in the city last Wednesday calling on the trade and donated $10 to the Fourth of July fund. William Cowgill returned Wednesday from a trip to Conrad Shelby and Cut Bank, reporting favorable crop conditions in the northern county.
Clem Bowers of Choteau Garage and Machine Co. brought two Hupmobiles to Great Falls and back on a Wednesday trip. Also note announcements of the marriage of Miss Anna Helena Beaupre to Mr. Prosper Raymond Gorham at Sweet Grass. the Beaupre family is linked to Dr and Mrs Henry Beaupre.
A petition filed with the county clerk asks the county commissioners to grant James Bowlin of Conrad a saloon license for the new town of Bynum.
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