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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
5
Rev. L. F. Haley, Episcopal minister, cordially welcomes you to all services. Morning hours are 10.20 to 11.30, evening service 7.45 to 8.45, with Sunday school 11.30 to 12.15.
The First M. E. Church presents services led by Rev. Percy Reid McMahan with morning worship at 10:30, Sunday School at 11:30, Epworth League at 7:00 p.m., and evening service at 7:45 p.m. All visitors are welcomed.
Furnished rooms for rent on request of Mrs. Angus Bruce. July 4 parade preparations and related local news include comments on decor for autos and a Fourth of July ovation by Judge J. E. Erickson of Kalispell at Walier. Occasional visits by editors, merchants, and residents frame a week of regional chatter and errands.
In a retold village anecdote a priest admonishes a parishioner about constant scrutiny. James steps forward and whispers the unexpected reply that reveals personal truth behind the surveillance metaphor.
The post office awards the weekly Strabane to Choteau mail contract to Edward Jackson of Strabane for 249 dollars annually. Mail departs Strabane Saturdays at 7 AM arrives in Choteau at noon, returns at 1 PM to Strabane by 6 PM, covering 18 miles. Effective July 1. Also includes an insurance promotion for hail risk in agriculture.
The city Methodist parsonage was sold last week to Chute F Green who plans moving it and other buildings off the premises. The Methodists will begin immediately on a new modern parsonage estimated at about 3000 dollars.
A plat of the townsite of Ledger has been filed in the county clerk’s office by Beverly R. Fowler. Ledger lies in section 23 township 29 north range 2 west on the Great Northern line about halfway between Conrad and Fowler.
Beginning next Monday June 92 Jos A Buart the automobile man will run a daily stage between this city and Collins weather permitting except Saturdays and Sundays The route connects with train No 43 north and the Shelby train to Great Falls The auto returns to Choteau after the Shelby train arrival aiding northern Teton county travelers Also on Saturdays the auto goes to Great Falls and returns Sundays
Under section 83 of the 1913 session laws a district including Chouteau Teton and Toole counties with HQ at Ft. Benton is created effective June 15. By July 1 1914 operations move to rooms formerly used by Dr Stephens in the Larson building. For now the public finds the office at the old stand one door south of the telephone office Chateau Wall Paper and Art Store.
Alfred Crittenden of Fairfield area was jolted from a buggy when his horse shied near Limington. His right elbow broke and the buggy ran over him. He was treated by Dr. H T Rhoads in Choten and returned home today after fracture reduction and care.
The Gem on Main avenue, run for ten or eleven months by A. O. Pond, was bought Tuesday by J. W. Johnson who assumed immediate possession. Pond will now focus on the pool and billiard parlor as the Gem continues its popular dining business under Johnson.
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