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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
5
Mrs. Mary Bair received a telegram announcing her mother’s death at her son’s Seattle home. The Montanan reports Grant H Hodgs kiss has been transferred from St. Louis to Chicago in what is described as a promotion.
County Commissioner W. D. Jones of Bynum was a business visitor in the city yesterday. James S. Innes, deputy county clerk, has been confined to his home several days this week, due to influenza.
The Catholic Ladies Auxiliary plans an evening program at the K of P hall on March 17. Details are undecided but organizers promise a good time and enjoyable entertainment.
Local notes report a chicken sale offer and prices in a prominent cash market ad. Community updates include visits from George Howard, county officials, service officer W E Winsley, births at Chateau hospital, and local residents' health and travel.
Mrs H W Bateman and Mrs J S Cain hosted about thirty guests at a bridge party held Saturday afternoon at Mrs Cain s home.
Sheriff Martine and A. DeYong attempted a Wednesday trip by auto to Fairfield but were forced to turn back due to heavy snow drifts encountered along the route.
Health board and county commissioners discuss flu relief and recommend avoiding public gatherings. Dorothy Pridham replaces Gladys Martine as county superintendent aide, Martine resigning effective March 1. Refund claims for bachelor tax require sworn county claim blanks and county treasurer tax receipts.
Jesse L. Gleason, county assessor, received the Marine Corps good conduct medal for fidelity zeal and obedience. He also received his discharge after service from 1918 to 1922.
Eight months old Helen Louise Zim merman of Fairfield died early Tuesday. Services were held in Fairfield, interment in Chateau cemetery. Her mother remains hospitalized in Great Falls. community extends sympathy.
J. W. Oppie was a business visitor in Great Falls the first of the week. Senator T. O. Larson has been in Great Falls this week on matters of business. Attorney P. S. Cole left on Monday for points on the Pacific coast in an endeavor to secure funds for the Bynum Irrigation district.
Mrs. F. M. Kauvish of Pendroy visits Chateau on Monday to see her son enrolled at the Teton County high school. T. A. Meagher of the Teton Colonization Co. plans Idaho trips to interest farmers in Teton County lands. A Patent Teachers meeting is set for Tuesday March 7 at 8 pm at the public school with glee club music and student dialogues. County superintendent Mrs. Saylor urges parent cooperation for the annual field meet and stresses proper training for all children before sports.
The piece rails at Townley and organized groups peddling North Dakota socialism at ten dollars for two years. It says signatures push Henry George tenancy plans and farm bureaus, claiming easy protection from market swings, while accusing soft-handed gentry of manipulating farmers with promises and bait.
Miss Erma Cleland a River School teacher about four miles east of town has been ill with a severe cold and is at her parents home in town for care.
Otto Wagnild has accepted a position at Sithon Mercantile Co taking the place vacated by the resignation of Johns Weaver. Weaver plans to move to California soon.
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