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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
5
News items from Chateau Montana include a milk cow sale by Power Morgan Co and Nick Vlinker and Jas Pappes traveling for business. Social notes report births, visitors, and arrivals. A heavy rain totaling 2.20 inches boosts crops, with local officials moving offices and a court case resolved.
Wiley Shannon Glacier county attorney and his wife visited Thursday. Jack Benner a sheep herder for the Flowerree interests is an inmate in the county jail and charged with breaking and entering the ranch house of John Chase on July 11. The Ladies Industrial Ice Cream social is set for Wednesday July 19 at the Great Northern Park inviting all.
Saturday at 3 pm the library hosts a story hour for children up to twelve. Selected tales are The Blue Bird and Hansel and Gretel. Joseph Sayles of Pendroy was arrested July 8 on a disturbing the peace charge after allegedly boisterous behavior with a gun at the Pendray post office. Bail set at $100, trial next Friday or Saturday.
J. M. Baker and his family are spending a two week outing at the Sun River dam, enjoying the scenic area and picnics by the water.
The 1922 Ellison-White Chautauqua guarantors met in Steckmens State Bank rooms and named Dr. T. I. McGregor chairman. A 1100 guarantee scales with season ticket sales. Committees include G. C. Core secretary treasurer ticket chair. Grounds R. R. Mellon C. H. Porter W. J. Roulston. Advertising A. B. Guthrie J. C. Morgan Otis Mellon. Decorating S. T. Wiprud. Junior Chautauqua chair Mrs. E. J. Crary. Pavilion at Great Northern park to be used. Season tickets listed with several price points.
Julius Hirshberg visited Great Falls last Friday while T. O. Larson and Fr. Doege were in Bynum on Thursday. T. H. Pridham stopped in Great Falls on Wednesday. M. L. O’Neil, acting maintenance superintendent on the park to park road from Bynum to Armington, completed a road section between the Rieckhoff crossing and Claude. The project, aided by two patents on road machinery, fixes months of trouble since the Lyon’s field road move and is praised as a community credit.
Dr Harmon T Rhoads was elected president of the Montana State Medical Association at the close of its annual session in Great Falls on Thursday. A long-time member, he has supported healthfriendly legislation in the state legislature and is highly regarded by the medical profession and the public.
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