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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
5
Rev Haley, an Episcopal minister, invites all to Sunday morning services from 10.20 to 11.30 and Sunday evening at 7.45 with a late service at 8.45. Sunday school runs 11.30 to 12.15, welcoming attendees to participate.
Rev Reid McMahan pastor leads morning services at 10 30 Sunday School 11 30 Spworth League 7 00 evening service 7 45 Friends and visitors welcomed at the First Methodist Episcopal church Daily schedule listed in the notice.
Local items include seed potatoes for sale at the Beaupre hotel and furnished rooms for rent via Mrs. Angus Bruce. Miss Ursula Hodgskiss returns for summer. various ads note butter prices, hardware, livestock for sale, and social events. Several residents and visitors are listed with brief activities in Conrad and Limington.
A bay mare about 1050 pounds with an anchor bar brand on the right shoulder wandered to James Thorne’s Limington Montana property this spring. The animal is gentle and may be claimed by the owner by contacting the signer.
R. C. Trumbull and his wife arrived in Choteau Tuesday to assist at the Choteau Drug Co store. They will move to Bynum in about ten days or two weeks to assume charge of the business there when the new drug store opens.
The Bynum school trustees elected Miss Ethel Reid to teach seventh and eighth grades and the first two years of high school, Miss Estelle Stonehouse for the intermediate grades, and Miss Alma Zimmerman for the primary grades. They plan a new schoolhouse this summer to be ready when school opens in September.
Lewistown state organizer Mary Lippincott visits Chateau to form a local Yeomen lodge. Ten existing members are in the town and she hopes to recruit at least 30 more, starting a lodge with about 40 members. The Yeomen insurance group had 182,645 members on January 1, 1914 and has paid $10,095,881.80 in benefits since its founding.
Mrs C H Connor came back from Bozeman after a brief visit. She was accompanied by her son Vivian a student at the agricultural college in Bozeman.
Jos. Hirshberg & Co. began sidewalks in Chateau this week becoming the first local business to start such work. The 15 foot wide walk in front of their block will be finished in a few days if weather allows.
W W Hurd of St Paul buys the Hein ranch of 10022 acres near Conrad and the George E Bowers ranch of 7000 acres near Chateau. Combined price about 500000 dollars. Bowers ranch includes 40 miles of ditches and Hein ranch includes 300 head of stock. Minnesota Minneapolis News.
J. D. Miller of Birch Creek was jailed last Saturday for issuing worthless checks. He paid the amount and costs and was released. The sheriff of Cascade county later learned he had a similar warrant, but Miller had already left town with no address.
Two dozen strictly pure bred Rhode Island Red yearling hens advertised for sale by H. Ganong.
C D Yeager of Choteau advertises two good driving teams with buggies and harness. Reliable horses, suitable for work or carriage. Contact C D Yeager.
A dance is announced for tomorrow evening at Weaver Crossen hall. Music will be provided by the Parker orchestra. Tickets are one dollar. You are invited to attend.
The photograph gallery currently occupying the Milwaukee railroad right of way in this city is being relocated to a new site at the corner of Third street and Second Avenue northwest.
On or about July 1, 1914, a business will relocate to the Larson building rooms now occupied by Dr. Stephens. Chateau Wall Paper and Art Store notes Mr. and Mrs. H. Bleecker and children have returned from a five month visit to Whippany New Jersey and moved to a Fairfield ranch next to the Alfred Hanson property. En route Mrs. Bleecker and the boys visited Ole Hanson in Stady North Dakota.
Marion Pridham daughter of Attorney T H Pridham suffered a broken arm last Saturday evening when a delivery wagon tipped by children in a yard rolled over her arm. She is reported to be recovering as well as could be expected.
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