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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
5
The notice states the paper is entered as second class matter July 11 1918 at the Choteau Montana post office under the 1879 act. It is published every Friday in Choteau Teton County Montana with a subscription rate of 2.00 per year and advertising rates on application.
First class white leghorn hens offered at 12 dollars per dozen by R W Johnson Castle Rock Ranch Gilman Montana. Hardy gypsophila babys breath 15 cents each or four for 50 cents. Seed 15 cents per package prepaid. Mrs Ida Price Bole Montana. G M Coffey traveled as Milwaukee passenger to Great Falls Tuesday. Wiley J Shannon Glacier county attorney visited Choteau over Sunday. Born to Mr and Mrs August Rathman Farmington a son at Choteau hospital Wednesday. Ruth Hale left for Great Falls Monday. Lucina Webb sister of W H Webb ill at home. Harriet Doege attends Great Falls high school graduation as guest of Miss Lord. Otis Pyatt graduating from Great Falls high school as honor student.
Mrs. Nellie R. Hammond hosted a Tuesday evening farewell at her home for her son Henry who departs next Tuesday to take a job at Glacier Park. The note corrects an earlier mistake naming Henry Hammond as the actor in the American Legion play The Gold Mine and apologizes for the error.
Mr and Mrs Henry Hanson announce the birth of a son at Cho teau hospital on June 4. The family requests continued prayers and blessings.
A regular council meeting approved claims and named John Moore as city marshal. Moore, who has lived on a ranch east of town, moved into the Lestrud residence Sunday after the vote.
Miss Marie Schimmelfling of the high school faculty returns to Chateau on Monday from Great Falls accompanied by her mother who travels from Chicago to spend the summer with her daughter.
The board of county commissioners met in regular session at the courthouse Monday with all members present.
Representatives of Queen Rebecca Lodge of Chateau will motor to Con rad tomorrow to take part in a district meeting of the order to be held here that evening.
Prof Sal Bachs community orchestra performed Thursday evening at the high school auditorium delivering a program of unusual merit. The audience expressed thorough satisfaction with the concert.
Local roundup lists P J O Brien Montana forest law official visiting Chateau with forest officials. Numerous visits by residents to Great Falls and Bynum. June 14 Flag Day urged with homage. Seeds offered by government, Flower Shop hours, births reported, and various county events, cattle movement, and local business trips noted.
The local Knights of Pythias Lodge elected officers Thursday night. New officers include Co C J H Stephens V C F W Curtis Prelate Dewey H Steele K R S I A Cleland N of E C J B Stephens M A Victor M Steele I G D A Detour O G Obert Peterson. A social meeting for members and families is set for June 15.
State Senator J E Edwards announces he will not seek the Republican nomination for United States Senate in the August primaries. He cites adverse business conditions but pledges to aid the candidate best suited to serve Montana and its people.
Rev. H. E. Bush leads 11:00 a m service and 12:00 m church school. Graduation Day awards Promotion Certificates to each grade. Parents urged to attend with children. Summer Vacation Bible School continues. Ice cream social on Friday at the church lawn.
Edythe W. Saylor announces run for State Senator of Teton County subject to Republican primaries next August. She pledges tax reform and inheritance tax changes if elected and seeks continued support for county schools. She also seeks reelection to advance school interests in the county.
J L Collins announces candidacy for sheriff of Teton County subject to Democratic primaries on August 29 1923. He pledges a clean administration strict law enforcement and economical management seeking voters support across parties.
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