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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
1
Two men named Henderson and Davis were arrested Tuesday night with a car carrying eight cases of whisky along Gilman road near Chateau. Deputy Sheriff Wm Reiquam led the raid, the suspects listed Ogden Utah as residence, and on Thursday Judge Greene fined them 300 dollars which they paid.
Ellen and Fred Hanson and Half dan Lindseth return from Spokane College. Mrs. Allen Gamble and Helen visited the Chris Lindseth home. Olaf Lindseth and Morris visited Great Falls. Circus parade in Conrad attended by Farmington folks. Olaf Forseth on business trip to Great Falls. Equity ice cream social enjoyed by many. Syse and Otness rode to Great Falls for the circus. Beach farmers received rain benefiting crops. Hazel Haynes dined with Ernest Arnesmeyer family. Victor and Emmet Peterson moved from Conrad to Farmington. Harold Lindseth losses a horse from poisoned grain. Church convention scheduled for 17th to 19th. Farmington baseball team improving for county competition.
The dainty motion picture star Shirley Mason rises to top rank with Flame of Youth her new Fox feature praised as her best. Coming to the Royal Theatre Wednesday the film showcases Mason’s rising fame and screen appeal.
Farmers in Teton county received 15325 dollars in federal aid for spring crops benefiting 130 farmers with an average of 122.50 each. About 8000 acres were planted mostly to spring wheat. Demonstrations on weeders are planned for July 6 to 8 in Deep Creek Bole and Agawam with eight to ten machines and many cooperators.
The Royal Theatre presents Humoresque starring Alma Rubens with Vera Gordon and Gaston Glass in a refined photoplay adaptation of Fannie Hurst’s Ghetto tale. The cosmopolitan production runs Thursday and Friday with adults 50 cents and children 25 cents.
F W Galbraith Jr national commander of the American Legion was killed when a car with two companions went over a 20 foot embankment near Indianapolis early today Henry Ryan national director of Americanism and Milton Forman Illinois national committeeman rode as other occupants but were not seriously hurt the incident occurred early morning processing the accident scene remains under investigation
The Greater Claim features Alice Lake in a Metro special at the Royal Theatre for a two day run on Monday and Tuesday.
Montana commissioners appointed by Governor Dixon reviewed the 1921 Chouteau and Teton county boundary settlement. They compared indebtedness, property values, and transfers, determining Te ton must pay Chouteau 41 399 42 to balance excess debt. Road, bridge, and county asset items were itemized, with final totals cited for the settlement.
Senate approves army bill totaling 334 million with no less than 150 000 enlisted. 170 000 denied by most members though four vote majority supported it. House previously set 150 000. conference to reconcile Senate and House differences over funding and projects.
Butte Montana June 8 O H P Shelley will remain as national Republican committeeman from Montana, per a Washington dispatch. Patrick Sullivan from Wyoming said Shelley was elected by the national convention and Montana actions against him had no binding force. The committee chair ruled there was nothing before the committee and Shelley was recognized as a member.
Hugh Ford's Paramount feature The Call of Youth with an all English cast and made under American methods will be shown at the Royal Theatre on Sunday for American audiences.
The June 7 meeting of the high school board praised the girls dormitory under Mrs. M. P. Davis for being self supporting. The year closed with funds on hand and no tax increase, with plans to supply for next year and hope for a boys building later.
The committee in charge has the Fourth of July plans well underway in Choteau for a big day on July 4. The event promises to be the largest ever held with a full day of activities from morning to night. A complete program will be published later.
Power-Morgan, Co. received a gasoline shipment by train. Ladies Aid plans a June 15 meeting with Mrs. Sarah Bolsinger. Crowds attended the Al G Barnes circus in Conrad. Gladys Ronning visited from Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Thomas traveled to Great Falls. Mrs. Armstrong recovering after an operation. Mrs. M. Patterson left for Minneapolis. Pendroy prepares for a home game against Farmington next Saturday. Mrs. W. D. Jones taken to Conrad for treatment. St Anthony & Dakota Lumber yards in Bynum and Pendroy sold to Monarch Lumber Co. Invoice to be issued early next week. Mr. C. C. Peterson visited from Everson, Washington. Agnes Higgins of Dupuyer took teachers exams. C. J. Rose from Great Falls visited Pendroy briefly.
Petroleum Exploration reports progress on three wells. No. 1 reaches 200 feet with first casing in and aims for 4000 feet. Nos. 2 and 3 drill to 800 and 1000 feet seeking gas for engine fuel, with gas formations expected around 800 to 1000 feet.
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