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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1921
Page
5
Local news item notes visitors including Mrs H T Rhoads and Mrs Mort Fitzhverg from Fairfield in Great Falls area. It lists ongoing sales at Hirshberg's with 100 pounds good spuds for 1.35 and 9 pounds sugar for 1.00. Also mentions banked figures for Eighth grade exams set for May 26 and 27 per county superintendent.
Sheriff I. S. Martine departed Tuesday afternoon on the Milwaukee with Gottloib C. Foell in his custody. Foell was committed that day to the custody of the warden at Warm Springs asylum.
Funeral services for Ed. Anderson were held last Tuesday afternoon at his mother's Burton beach home. He is survived by his wife, mother and seven children and was buried in Farmington Cemetery.
Table oil cloth per yard 45 cents. Mrs Ross Hatch and Mrs W W Betts of Fairfield were callers in Chateau on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Hirshberg of Fairfield visited the county seat. Ladies Guild to hold a big chance at the high school gym Friday April 8. Mrs A C Burbank improving after quinsey. Mr and Mrs James Eckford returned from a visit in Great Falls. Mrs Hugh Wypper and daughter back from Great Falls. Frank Walkup the Walier attorney visited Choteau for oil interests.
Wallace Coffey arrived back last Monday after a three month voyage with the Pacific Coast naval fleet. The journey covered several nations in South and Central America including Panama.
Mrs. Blanche M. Jacobson, clerk of the district court, reports Finis Elias Hodges aged 51 and Mary Eleanor Barton aged 42, both of Great Falls, were issued a marriage license this week.
Winsap apples sold at 1.96 per box by Hirshberg's. Easter without flowers would hardly be Easter. Call the lower Shop for seasonable varieties. Mrs W J Roulston and children visited Great Falls last week. Mrs Lewis Thompson and Elizabeth Kraber shopped in Great Falls. Miss Josephine V Harrison, former Choteau teacher now in Great Falls, visited Choteau. Mrs C H Connor returned from Helena after attending Mattie Ghase Salvail funeral.
Mrs Ellen Jensen of Dutton arrived at Chateau last Sunday via Red Cross for medical attention and is currently at Bateman and Rhoads hospital. She seeks a part time position in a small store and has training in bookkeeping and typewriting. Inquiries should go to the Montana office.
W. W. Mitzel, former Bole hotel keeper, visited Choteau last Tuesday with associates to discuss a possible grocery store in town though no firm plans are announced. Also reported is Mrs. W. D. Jones returning from Hunters Hot Springs improved in health. John A. Delaney, in Great Falls for months, visited Choteau and spoke of coal mines near Sand Coulee and Stockett operating irregularly with miners earning little this winter.
Choteau staged three games last Saturday evening with the home team winning two. Fairfield girls defeated Choteau girls 4 to 2. Fairfield town team lost 50 to 16 against Choteau. Choteau Boy Scouts beat Fairfield 20 to 3. The Montanan advertises mill case stock of U S bond letter heads and Marathon bond paper at lower prices to cut costs for buyers.
Dr Kromer, the skilled eyesight specialist to Helena, will be at the Beaupre Hotel in Cho teau on Friday and Saturday April 11 and 12 for eye examinations. He will thereafter make regular visits to Choteau.
C W Warburton directs Robert Clarkson Chateau Mont to limit seed loans to seed purchases only and to deny those without 1920 crop failures. He warns penalties for misrepresentation and urges keeping applications down to the lowest possible amount and publicizing the policy.
Communist workers seized the Bloham and Voss shipyards in Hamburg and raised the red flag. Workers at other yards stopped work and planned mass demonstrations, according to an Associated Press dispatch from Hamburg.
Dr. H. J. McGregor traveled to Great Falls Tuesday morning to oversee business tied to his oil interests in the Willow Creek district.
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