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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1921
Page
5
Advertising rates on application. Published in Choteau Teton County Montana. Subscription listed at two dollars per year.
Mrs E Daggett traveled from Blackleaf this morning. Mr Carlson a Bole merchant visited the county seat Thursday. Jack Sweat a popular high school teacher visited from Dutton Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Howard Frank Collins and Agnes Schlecht were Great Falls visitors Memorial Day. Mrs Alta Ledgerwood and baby Alice left this week for Ledger Montana. Mr and Mrs Walter Gorham and daughter Helen went to Great Falls for a short visit and to see the big circus.
Mrs Soo Son and Floyd Clark's young daughter traveled to Great Falls this morning for a brief visit and to attend the circus.
Searles Andrews and Arthur Ramsey served as delegates to the Northern Montana YMCA Older Boys Conference held in Great Falls over last Friday through Sunday.
Thursday afternoon Miss Leon organized a home nursing class about four miles east of Collins and Thursday night she helped the Collins Women’s Club organize the boys and girls of that place in a campaign against the fly.
At the regular meeting of Choteau Lodge No. 44 A F and A M on Wednesday evening out of town visitors included Edw. Nett Augusta J R Blakeslee of Wailer and Chas A Franks of Great Falls now residing in Choteau.
Harry Jones and wife of Power transacted business in Chateau on Tuesday. Luter Schnee and H. R. Thompson traveled to Great Falls on Wednesday for business. Mrs. C. H. Allum and children left Wednesday for Superior, Nebraska to be at her father’s bedside, not expected to live.
Mr and Mrs Denzil McDonald entertained Grace Reiding and Mr and Mrs Walter Meyers to dinner at the Crary home last Thursday evening.
Judge Greene and court reporter Harry Benson traveled to Conrad on Tuesday for a hearing over a lawsuit involving oil rights and about $200000.00 in dispute.
Senator T. O. Larson and A. C. Warner Co Treasurer joined Arnold Baker on a trip to Great Falls last Saturday. En route the group paused at Meadow Lark Country Club for a visit.
Mrs. Wm Wallace hosted a Sunday afternoon gathering at her home for her daughter Miss Ethel Wallace who arrived from Helena for the weekend. Attending were Alta Ledgerwood Elizabeth Kraber Grace Reiding Beulah Sprinkle Dorothy Longmuir and Gladys Martine.
Mrs. A. B. Guthrie's Sunday school class of seventh and eighth grade girls hosted a dinner for Rev. Stong's boys last evening in the M. B. church parlors. The girls, after losing the contest, were gracious and treated the boys to a large meal.
Fragmentary OCR shows Arthur Hirshberk and Kyle Jones cashiers of banks in Bynum and Fairfield making transactions in Choteau. Names Spullier Seth Roll and others appear with duties, dates and locations unclear due to garbled text.
A. B. Andrews came back early in the week from Judith to attend to his ranch near the area after a short stay elsewhere.
Miss Agnes Higgins and Mrs Jas E Mullaney of Dupuyer are in town for teachers' examinations. Mrs J Taylor, president of the Woman's Club, returned Monday after attending the State Federation of Women's Clubs in Butte.
Wie and Mrs Asa Armstrong and Anspaugh drove down from Featntine last Sunday for a short visit at the J. W. Kerr home near Farmington. Mrs Anspaugh and children, who have been visiting there for some time, will return with them.
A J Findley attorney and general manager for the Durham Company arrived from Great Falls last Friday to witness spudding in their test wells twelve miles west of Choteau.
At the annual meeting last Friday Scott Leavitt was chosen president to serve for the coming year. Leavitt is known in Chateau from earlier years when he served as forest supervisor of the Lewis and Clark reserve.
Messrs and Mesdames af I Cain E J Hirshberg Co McDonald H W Bateman E J Crary and James Eckford attended the Meadow Lark Club opening at Great Falls last Saturday. Eckford and McDonald are club members.
The article lists Mrs Oliver Mrs Thompson Mrs Johnson Mrs Von Schlitt Mrs Red Mond Mrs Moore Mrs Mozer Mrs Chapman and Mrs Sulgrove as early reward recipients. Five lucky tickets remain unclaimed as of now. Read through your tickets to see if you are a winner.
The Pondera Glacier and Teton County W C T U annual convention will meet in Conrad in early June with an entertaining program and the state president scheduled to speak. exact date to be announced.
Helen Bateman hosted a Tuesday afternoon party from two to five with seven girls and several boys celebrating her eighth birthday. After games and refreshments, attendees included Betty Webb Mary Core Alice Nelson Marion Webb Ann Eckford Patty Ann Cain Betty Foot Clara Foot Elsie Hirshberg Johanna Hirshberg Robert Haugen Loren Foot Stephen Webb Lee Hirshberg and Howard Bateman Jr. Separately Judge Charles A Rose Havre B H Kreis Fort Benton Henry Radcliffe Fairfield and Chas Crane chaired a Chouteau Teton county board meeting to address county indebtedness. Kreis named chairman. next meeting set for Fort Benton June 4.
Miss Angot Leon county nurse attends district convention of nurses in Great Falls. A banquet at Hotel Rainbow followed by a public health meeting led by Miss Margaret Muckley. Leon helps organize a Ladies Aid public health society at Luther Church with 37 members and a home nursing class. Next week she will teach a fly trap making lesson at East Fairfield schoolhouse.
A visitor from Great Falls arrives in town to reconnect with longtime friends at Chateau. The trip marks a casual reunion reflecting shared memories and local ties.
Mrs C Lestrud and her two daughters Violet and Mayvia travel to Bozeman on Monday morning where Mayvia will attend the summer session for teachers at the state college.
The Lucky Day on May 16 offers rewards for ticket holders who bring their tickets to Chateau Mercantile. Attend and claim your prize.
Mrs. L T Morgan mother of the city’s mayor died last Thursday at her Helena home after a brief illness.
Mrs. Saylor superintendent of schools and Miss Nagle chair of Teton County Red Cross chapter spent Thursday in west Fairfield country handling school matters and Red Cross duties.
Frank E. Monroe, son of Mr and Mrs Monroe, former Chateau residents, is a member of the class of 100 who will graduate from Great Falls high school on June 9.
Mr and Mrs Jackman of Great Tails and Mr and Mrs Earl Schlausser hosted over Sunday visits. Mrs Unsold of Shelby is visiting her daughter Mrs Jarl Schlausser.
Buck Jones stars in a Hoe-wire western The One Man Trail opening next Wednesday at the Royal Theatre. The plot features a daring stunt where he jumps from his horse into a river to save a girl he believes has fallen from a cliff.
The deceased is survived by four daughters and two sons besides her husband. She was 72 years old, born in New Jersey, and had lived in Montana for 36 years. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon.
Fatty Arbuckle’s new feature The Life of the Party is billed as two and a half times funnier than any previous appearance. The shift from two reel pasts to five reel features boosts the comedy and marks today’s Royal Theatre showcase.
Miss Ethel Wallace, now a stenographer for the Montana Grain Growers Association in Helena, came home for an over Sunday visit. She returned to Helena Monday with her sister Miss Belle Wallace, who will stay in the capitol for about a week.
It is estimated that at least six hundred people from Chocau and vicinity attended last Friday to witness the spudding in of the first oil well. Weather kept attendance down, but the event had been anticipated for months and drew a large local turnout.
David Craig and a group of Conrad Masons led by T. A. Busey John Lundgren J. I. Castle A. M. Johnson Oscar Wolfe B. R. Alquist J. Sanders L. H. Norley W. B. Frank and J. H. Barnett traveled Monday afternoon for a chapter meeting where the degree was conferred on Wm Reiquam.
Miss Emma Ames of Bynum spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Thomas. Carl Jensen and Mrs. T. R. Larson motored to the county seat on business. Mrs. C. Peterson and Miss Barbara Zenisek visited the F. C. Hannum ranch. Chas. Malcolm and wife attended Memorial exercises at Chateau. Miss Viola Russell left for Kansas City. Will Barles and W. E. Mansfield fished near Walier. Genevieve Larson saw a movie in Conrad. Mrs. Wily Pfeiffer rode to Chateau. Barney Gordon returned home from Rhoads hospital after three weeks.
The Rev Harry T Stong will preach at Pendroy Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock in the local church.
Local ad announces a 35 cent soap sale hosted by CHOTEAU MERCANTILE CO. on Saturday June 4 providing shoppers a budget friendly purchase event at the store.
The Woman's Club plans a card party at the Beaupre Cafe on Monday evening June 6. Proceeds support club activities and community projects.
A local promotion at the Chateau Mer Mercantile Co. advertises a chance to win big with no loss implied. The notice emphasizes luck and easy entry for readers.
J. R. Collings went to Great Falls on Wednesday morning and will stay to attend the big circus there on Saturday.
Mrs H L Halladay welcomes her sister and her husband Mr and Mrs J D Sawyer from Cedar Rapids Iowa who will spend the summer at her home here as visitors.
Arthur Hirshberg, a leading local merchant, left Wednesday afternoon for Spokane Washington and other western points for a lengthy vacation and rest. He expects to be away about two weeks.
Fairfield resident Miss Ruth Tweet travels to attend a teachers examination. The trip underlines local interest in education and credentialing.
Professor Earl Burgett and his wife announce the birth of their daughter on Wednesday morning. Both mother and baby are reported in good condition and doing nicely.
The Misses Ruth and Florence Daley are in the city taking the teachers' examination. Ruth previously taught at Zurich Montana and Florence taught at Fairfield.
Mr and Mrs HE Burfening of Blackleaf depart for Missoula to attend their daughter Miss Beryl Burfening's graduation from the state university.
Miss Margaret Nagle, chairman of the Teton County Red Cross, asks residents to donate usable clothes, shoes, and home articles. Cast-off toys and books are urged to bring cheer to children in the country.
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