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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
10
A Choteau Montana regional notice column lists residents and visitors with summer travel plans through early summer. Names include Hirshberg Miss Irene Plummer Plummerton and Miss Audry Bonin. destinations include Great Falls Portland Conrad Fairfield and Minneapolis. Local officials shifts noted.
Mrs. C. S. McDonald visited Great Falls this week and Arthur Hirshberg returned from Helena and Boulaer. Editor Schoensigel visited the county seat. Mrs. Nellie R. Brown travels to Dickerson North Dakota to visit daughter Grace Norred. A Cascade county marriage license issued to Lionelle Hoge and Myrtle Blanch Betts of Fairfield. CHOTEAU MEAT CO promotes fresh meats and cooked options. Mrs. BR. D. Anderson visits Choteau while Dave serves as county commissioner. moving plans discussed. The old Silverman Cohen building moved to Second street. stockmens bank block construction to start. FOR SALE 160 acres in Teton county between Conrad and Fowler with improvements. cash and mortgage terms.
Mesdames Burbank and Truchot hosted a Saturday gathering at Mrs. Burbank’s home in honor of Nellie R. Brown former county superintendent of schools now visiting from California. Attendees included Celia Drake E J Hirshberg T O Larson A Hirshberg A L Halladay E N Haugen Cowgill McDonald Gorham Johnson T A Smith Guthrie Rheaus A Boutilier Hanson O R Nelson and Misses Grace Thompson Margaret Nagle.
Prof. Chas Bruner, recently named principal of Teton County High, visited Chateau with Mrs. Bruner and their two children. A Farmington school house dance is planned for June 14 at 8 pm with free entertainment and refreshments. 50 cent admission, proceeds fund a school piano. Lieut. Arnold G Baker, just discharged from overseas service, arrives in Chateau after visiting his mother in Great Falls.
Mrs. P. E. Brees and her young son traveled to Dutton with her mother Mrs. O. P. Lunde after wintering in Austin Minnesota. Mrs. Lunde plans to stay in Elwood Montana for the summer while Mr. Brees runs a new general merchandise store there.
Mrs Chas Frey of Fairfield was brought to the Chateau hospital last Monday for treatment. Officials planned a summer trip to California but a rapid worsening prevented this, and she remains under care. She is reportedly improved and accompanied by her husband and mother Mrs Jovi Zimmerman.
Mrs A deYong arrived home Wednesday after spending several months in Washington D C visiting her mother.
Fire equipment from the Chateau fire department has been moved to a First Street N. W. location near the Montanan office. It will stay there until new quarters can be built behind the Stockmens State Bank.
Mrs Lewis Thompson and daughter Elizabeth Kraber were passengers to Great Falls last Monday. Elizabeth will stay a few days to visit relatives while Mrs Thompson returns to Choteau Monday afternoon. Dr H W Bateman and family returned to Choteau Wednesday. Bateman recently discharged from US army medical corps with service in France. The J M Baker Co. has been incorporated with J M Baker president and Mrs J M Baker vice president. D R Fisher secretary treasurer. The company takes over the Gallatin Valley elevator and Jim will run the business.
Arthur Hirshberg learns of the deaths of both parents in Germany. The father died of heart failure in September last year, followed by the mother a few weeks later. A sister reports Germans suffer grievous hardship and famine has claimed many lives in recent months.
Mrs. Alice Richardson died at her home last Monday morning from a paralysis stroke suffered January 5. She was buried at Chateau cemetery after funeral services at the Methodist church conducted by Rev. W. E. Hanh. A native of Martinsburg Iowa, she was about 47 and married Archie F. Richardson in Minneapolis sixteen years ago. no children issued from the union. Richardson served in the American Expeditionary Forces in France and returned home after doctors and care failed to save her.
Attorney R N Hattersley and wife of Conrad visited Choteau on Wednesday. Attorney David J Ryan of Great Falls was a business visitor earlier. Moz Silverman of Helena called on friends Tuesday. County Surveyor Freeman Daley represented Teton at a Kalispell Good Roads meeting last week. Ladies Industrial society will meet at church parlors next Wednesday. Eighth grade exams set for June 13 and 14 at the city high school.
James Eckford of Citizens State Bank was chosen president of the Fifth District Bankers association at a meeting held in Great Falls this week.
Postmaster General Burleson announces stamped envelopes will rise 12 cents per thousand starting July 1. Orders received before June 30 will be honored at the current rate, so patrons are urged to place orders by June 25 to save. Nos te aptesia net 5 and 13 are small pine.
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