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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
5
The Episcopal minister Rev LU F Haley invites all to Sunday services. Morning and evening worship times are listed with a Sunday School hour. All parishioners are cordially welcomed.
Rev Percy Reid McMahan oversees regular services at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Morning worship at 10 30 with Sunday School at 11 30 Epworth League at 7 00 p m and Evening Service at 7 45 p m. All are welcome.
Reports from Chateau Montana detail births and visits as Hon W IX Flowerree tours the county. Forest ranger E A Woods moves to Sunriver Beaver Creek district. Duff Jefferson and Stanley Sanderson receive district charges. Thomas J Richards thanks Chateau for a benefit dance and shifts to Heath Montana. Cowell Larson Gorham Cain block contract awarded to Lange Construction of Great Falls worth over 15000 dollars. Louis Skalla departs for Wisconsin as Jed Morris fills his Chateau house clerk post. Walter Gorham and Wm Butler head to Buffalo Wyoming to start an auto stage line. Gorham named town marshal. A M Walley acts as deputy marshal in his absence.
O F Wesmansdorff grand master of Montana Masonry will visit Chateau Masonie lodge on May 30 inviting Augusta Valier Cut Bank and Conrad lodges. More than 100 visiting Masons expected. Banquet on lower Woodmen Hall floor after meeting. L C G Marsh resigns Teton county board to join Toole county board. D A McRae endorsed as successor in Cut Bank.
Miss Hillian Lepper has gone to Havre where she will spend the next couple of weeks visiting with her sisters.
N C Duffy who organized a lodge of the Benevolent Order of Deer in this city left for Bynum Wednesday and is now engaged in organizing a lodge there. The Order of Deer is a new fraternal insurance group rapidly growing nationwide.
W. A. Emerick the photographer plans to move with his family to his homestead within days. He hired an eastern state man to oversee the studio so the operation will stay open. He also contemplates opening a branch studio at Bynum in the near future.
Allison Garrett of Dry Forks and Chas Rappold of Sheep Creek travel via Chateau on Wednesday with several carloads of young cattle bought recently in St Paul. The stock will be unloaded at Bynum and driven to their ranches. Rappold also returns from Chicago with sheep sold at a satisfactory price.
J I Cain L A Foot and Phil I Cole of the commercial club circulated a petition to form a special improvement district for a cement sidewalk on Main street north from the court house. The plan calls for 12 foot sidewalks with walls on both sides to Hodgskiss livery stable, narrowing to six feet beyond. Signatures of nearly all lot owners are secured, and the petition goes to the council at the next meeting. Let the good work continue.
A. J. Buell of the Great Falls Tribune manufacturing department and B. B. Weldy, described as part of a string of bull moose pipers along the high lines, were visitors in Choteau last Wednesday.
Editor Whetstone from Brady visited this city on Wednesday and called at the Alontunan office to say hello.
Fr. Pambrun Jr arrived early this week from St Louis and will settle in the area again. He previously lost both legs in a railroad accident and now uses artificial limbs to walk.
Chas H Parkhurst offers a ten year guaranteed Robinson folding bath tub on display at the Chateau Tailoring Co next to the harness shop. Potential buyers are invited to inspect the unit.
At this week’s county meeting the date of Tuesday May 26 was designated to hear the petition for creating the proposed county of Pondera. Residents may participate for or against the measure and should govern themselves accordingly.
Coleman of Great Falls plans to move with his family to the city soon and occupy the Byron Carson residence. He intends to open the Coleman Realty Co. in the Bair building next to Peterson tailor shop with a remodeled front and a separate entrance.
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