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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
9
The first World War Veterans convention and reunion will be held in Malta on June 30 and July 1. The event includes a barbecued feed by local cowmen, a $500 silver trophy for the best drilled team, and special travel rates via the Great Northern certificate plan. Mayor Skipwes vows to welcome visitors with city hospitality.
The concluding chapter of Tarzan of the Apes cinema adaptation, titled The Romance of Tarzan, will be shown at the Royal theatre next Friday. Elmo Lincoln stars as Tarzan with ape tribes and wild animal foes in scenes reputed to be spectacular. Roscoe Moore and wife from Stanford arrived in Chateau for a brief visit with relatives and friends.
A local notice requests parents who do not want their children to frequent the Bowling Inn to notify management so the wishes can be observed and enforced.
Rev and Mrs E Edgar of Albany Ore arrived in Bynum last week to visit brothers S J and Pete Edgar. They stayed with Mr and Mrs S J Edgar. Rev Edgar preached at the M E church Sunday morning and evening.
During a Sunday storm west of Choteau a lightning bolt killed the horse ridden by Steve Snyder and knocked him unconscious. The bolt struck atop his head and burned his back as he was carried to Chateau hospital where he is reported to be getting along nicely.
William S Hart a famed motion picture star will headline the Artcraft photo play The Border Wireless shown at our theatre next Sunday. The Border Wireless features Hart and is touted as a distinctly worthwhile film for fans.
Washington, June 20. William J. Bryan told a large audience that President Wilson's wartime repeal recommendation on beer and wines was a mistake. He argued Wilson would not have acted that way if closer to U S conditions and noted the President promised accessibility and close contact with domestic policy matters.
Representative Nicholas Longworth accuses waste in public money and pledges investigation into possible misuses. He cites six to seven million spent over four to five months on a nitrate plant project later abandoned, costing the American people about 12 million dollars. He notes rumors about job qualifications but does not elaborate.
A fragmented item notes a Montanan print shop highlighting a modern type setting machine. It mentions free use or access and emphasizes the job of printing as a service.
Church services scheduled for all at the Episcopal church on Sunday June 29 with morning worship at 10.30 and Sunday School at 11.30 followed by an evening service at 8. The topic for the next Sunday evening will be Bolshevism against the Constitution of the United States inviting the community to discuss the grave peril.
Washington on June 25 Representative William B. McKinley of Illinois declared the country weary of Southern domination and signaled broad public support for restoring the Republican Party to power in 1920. In Farmington local notes report visits, births, and social events, including a Spokane College student returning home, Palmer Peterson's overseas return, and a Fairfield dance attendance.
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