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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
8
J. M. Chapman is confined at home this week with pneumonia and bronchitis, the first illness in 13 years. His milk route is being cared for by Howard Jourdonnais during his absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Bishop of Elkader Iowa visit friends in Choteau. He once owned the Acantha and they both have many warm friends here. Mrs. Bishop is a charter member of the Choteau Woman's club.
James Papes of the Merchants Cafe spends two weeks in the Sun River Canyon. Robert Clarkson, county agent, remains at home this week due to pneumonia.
Mrs Lear entertained the Ladies Auxiliary at her country home on Thursday afternoon. Members enjoyed refreshments and a social gathering in a cordial, informal setting.
Hay ranch for lease on shares located on the Muddy inquire of Wm Miller in Choteau Montana.
Dr. Fitzmaurice visiting from Tolly North Dakota completes plans for a hunting cabin on Arsenic Creek during the week-long stay.
Services Sunday July 15 at Farmington Lutheran Church at 11 a.m. Collins service at 3 p.m. and Farmington at 8 p.m. All welcome. L. N. Hoagland, pastor.
Frank McCabe, a longtime Chateau resident, came back the first of the week after spending the spring and early summer in Canada. He arrived with stories of the journey and plans to resume life in the community.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Clark celebrated their tenth anniversary with a surprise party attended by couples including Mr and Mrs Baart, Mr and Mrs Wm Archi, Mr and Mrs H C Peters, Mr and Mrs J W McCray, and Mr and Mrs Lee Brown. An all night luncheon followed the midnight announcement.
Mrs. J. J. Hirshberg entertained at dinner Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. Steinhart of Seattle Washington and Miss Shultz of Marshall town Iowa. A color scheme of yellow and white was carried out most effectively. California poppies were used as decorations. Covers were laid for twelve.
Philip Doughty marked his eighth birthday on Tuesday afternoon with a gathering of friends including Elsie Hirshberg Jessie Bitting Katherine Bitting Margaret Odenwald Lylvia Wyper Gibson Monkman Lynn Baker Merril Butchart Walter Logan Bud Taylor Sterling Doege Walter Odenwald Tommy Dunn and Lee Hirshberg. Supervisor Myrick departed Thursday for Glacier Park to oversee a week of forest improvement work and range condition studies with Mrs. Myrick accompanying him.
Rural notice seeking a capable man to manage a ranch and start a coal mine. Applicants are invited to discuss personal terms with W. A. Emerick at the appointed contact.
A local notice warns trespassers on a ranch that fishing or carrying firearms will not be tolerated and violators will be prosecuted. The Chateau Woman's Club holds a July 17 business meeting at the club rooms. Little Miss Ann Eckford celebrates her 8th birthday with family and friends. Robert Hedrick, aged four, stars in The Woman in His House at Royal Theatre for a two day engagement starting Friday. Bobby's performance as a child with infantile paralysis is highlighted.
Mrs. E. J. Crary and Mrs. Denzil McDonald honored Mrs. Max Bishop with an afternoon tea on Wednesday. Guests numbered about 70. The dining room featured an orange and white color scheme, while pink and white dominated the living room. Receiving were Mrs. Crary, Mrs. McDonald, and Mrs. Bishop, with Mrs. Robt. Sturgeon. Margaret PFreidt greeted guests at the door. Tea table hosts were Mrs. G. C. Core, Mrs. Gerald Beach, assisted by Mrs. A. deYong, Miss Katharine McDonald, and Miss Lucille Baker.
Arthur Hirshberg L. W. Curtis and C. H. Porter left Thursday morning for a two week fishing and camping trip in the Big River country. K. B. Cohoe joined as guide. Dewey Steele returned Wednesday from Glacier Park and then headed to Great Falls for a short stay.
Supervisor Myrick returns from an inspection of forest ranges from Willow Creek to Landers Fork and reports abundant forage this spring. Accompanied by Glen Smith and M H Wolff he notes that salt-ground grazing distributes stock and yields better weight gains without overgrazing.
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