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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
5
Frank Allum is out after a siege of the flu. Ed. Parker was one of the disabled soldiers who attended the meeting at Great Stalls the first of the week. Cr. W. Wymer, the contractor has been confined to his home several days this week, suffering from the flu. He is reported as being considerably improved at this writing.
W A Renig of Power-Morgan Co left today for Wolf Creek to visit relatives. Frank Sabados and Lincoln Humble of Bynum attended a disabled veterans meeting in the Palm room of the Hotel Rainbow at Great Falls with about 150 statewide attendees. Mr and Mrs Chester C Trescott left Monday for Helena with Mr Trescott reporting at the government hospital for treatment and Mrs Trescott visiting nearby. Capt C James Smith attended the disabled soldiers meeting in Great Falls Monday and Tuesday.
Three local businessmen Hart Gaines and Arnett have bought two lots in Kevin. They will erect a 40 by 42 frame building immediately and, upon completion, open a garage restaurant and soft drink parlor.
Hughie Crossen, son of P. H. Cros sen, arrived in Chateau from California. L. E. Taylor left for Great Falls last Saturday returning Monday with a new Buick for Dr. Rhoads.
Mrs. Lewis Thompson and son Clyde Kraber visited Great Falls on Thursday. Margie Haugen, ill with flu, remains home. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Porter left for Montezuma Iowa due to Mrs Porter's mother's illness. Freeman Brouillette, youngest son of Harry, has been sick this week. Henry Kind of Power conducted business in the county seat. Chateau Mercantile runs a sharp ad encouraging shoppers. Wiprud's Mercantile Co offers value this week. Mrs. James Thorne of the Bole country operated on for blood poison in the hand. Dr. E. B. Maynard performed the operation. Office equipment for the Lewis and Clark forest office was moved from Great Falls to this city for the new opening. B. H. Myrick will head the office.
Price Townsend, once a local resident, stopped in Chateau for a few days early this week. He is en route to Missoula where he is currently stationed with the forest service.
Tom Meagher visited Great Falls a couple days this week. A J Findley of the Pet X Co visited Choteau on Wednesday. Mrs BEJ Crary has been sick this week. Mrs Alex Truchot of Belleview shopped in Choteau Thursday. Gillette razors offered at Chateau Mere Co for 85c. Mrs C F Moe of Great Falls visited her daughter Mrs P E Breese. Arthur Hirshberg was a business visitor in Great Falls for several days. Margret Nagle visited Great Falls Monday for Red Cross work. D A DeTour confined to bed recently. Dr H T Rhoads ill with flu but improved. Boston Pipe Arch Bridge over Sudbury River a unique engineering feature with 80 ft span, 7 14 ft diameter pipe, rises 5% ft, heavy concrete abutments, hand-railed foot bridge, pipe steel 5 of an inch thick.
A bachelor muses on changing times and recalls visiting a married couple where a baby fell asleep to a lullaby played on a graphophone. The vignette hints at evolving romance and domestic life in a bygone era.
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