Local Notes and Sales Prompt Choteau Community Update
Mrs A O Pond and Wm Edwards plus wife visit Polson. Mrs E J Crary and son return from Alberta. Jolly Matrons club hosted by Mrs Thomas Watson. Weaver & Trescott market homes in Chateau and several farms. Sheriff Miller revokes Deputy Miltz at Conrad. Fidelity Chapter OES invests 100 in Liberty Bond and donates 25 to Red Cross. Elton Perry dies at 38 from peritonitis after appendix rupture. buried in Great Falls. Mrs A Burrell ill. a son born to Mrs Giles at McGregor Bros hospital. Chateau library open Wed and Sat afternoons. Frank Crossen of Great Falls and EK Olney of Brady visit.
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Fidelity Chapter
Red Cross
Messanic
Choteau
Elton Perry
Choteau Hospital
Milwaukee
Great Falls
Arrow Collars Sale and Local Health Update
Arrow Collars seven for one dollar in any style at Jos Hirshberg Company. Jake Boutcher of Bynum has recovered from appendicitis and was discharged from McGregor Bros hospital on Thursday.
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Jos ‘Hirshberg & Co
Jake Boutcher
Bynum
McGregor Bros. Hospital
Clergy couple seeks Red Cross auxiliary charter in Brady
Rev. John Dix and wife along with Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Hanson traveled to Choteau on Thursday to obtain a charter for a Brady Red Cross auxiliary. Rev. Haley will speak at a Brady mass meeting next Thursday. Mrs. Weeks and her daughter arrived in Choteau from Minneapolis last Saturday to join attorney A. L. Weeks and attorney Verge, planning to reside in the Mrs. J. C. Taylor home.
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John Dix
Lewis
Hanson
Choteau
Red Cross
Brady
Haley
Bank Subscribes to Liberty Loan Bonds At Twenty Five Thousand
The First National Bank of Chateau reports subscriptions totaling 25000 for the Liberty Loan. Customers contributed 14000 while the bank subscribed 11000.
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First National Bank of
Auction and Games Benefit for Red Cross at Hodgskiss Hall
Auction whist and 500 will be played at Hodgskiss Hall on June 18 for Red Cross funds. A lost gold watch in Chateau precinct offers a reward. Fred Gewald buys Weaver residence on Main 1 Ave North. Sale of livestock and equipment at Twiggs Currie residence June 18. Chateau school trustees fill three teaching vacancies with Lillian Ravendal Inez Smith and Theresa Moore.
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Hodgskiss Hall
Red Cross
Chateau
Fred Gewald
Rocky Mountain Elevator
Weaver
C.h.connor
Trustees of
Lillian Ravendal
Nemo
S. D
Inez Smith
Stephens Point
Wis
Theresa Moore
Cleelum
Wash
John W. Hall
State official warns of unlicensed stock exchange scheme
The state insurance commissioner William Keating reports receiving information that individuals in this area are trying to swap shares of National Life Insurance Company of Butte Montana for bonds of Owsley Carey Land & Irrigation Co of Idaho Falls. He says the plan violates the Blue Sky Law because the parties are not licensed stock brokers and requests broad publicity.
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William Keating
National Life Insurance Company
Butte
Montana
Owsley Carey Land & Irrigation Co
Idaho Falls
Keating
Sheriff Miller Family Returns From Business Trip
Sheriff William Miller and his wife and son came home Monday evening after a short business trip to Walier and nearby. Arthur Hirschberg and his wife and daughter returned from a brief vacation at the Boulder Hot Springs.
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Wm. Miller
Walier
Arthur Hirshberg
Boulder Hot Springs
Ladies Industrial Society to Meet at M E Church Parlor
The thirteenth division will meet Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5 at the M E church parlors. Marguerite Moran, a Hirshberg’s clerk, left for Aberdeen S D after learning of her sister’s illness. Angus Bruce and wife arrived in Chateau to visit and manage affairs and intend to stay through the summer at Long Beach Cal but miss Chateau as home.
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The
Ladies Industrial Society
M. E. Church
Marguerite Moran
Hirshberg
Aberdeen
S. D
Angus Bruce
Chateau
Long Beach
Cal
Miss Bonnie Malone Burned In Great Falls Fire Accident
Bonnie Malone, a city resident, was seriously burned last Monday evening in Great Falls while cleaning clothing with energine. Her sister Grace and Mrs Gullickson were slightly burned helping extinguish the flames. Mrs S L Malone and Carl Malone traveled to Great Falls to visit and report Bonnie improving as expected.
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Bonnie Malone
Great Falls
Miss Grace
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York
Sea Island Sport Shoes
Panama
JOS. Hirshberg & CO
A. O. Pond
Wm. Edwards
Polson
E. J. Crary and Son
Alberta
Thos. Watson
Weaver & Trescott
Miltz
Conrad
A. Burrell
Giles
Frank Crossen
EK. T. Olney
City
Twiggs-Currie
John R. Gleason
American Red Cross
Choteau Hardware Co
F. C. Currie
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