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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
5
Notice notes sale of fresh asparagus 20 cents a pound at Hirshberg's and a general housework position appears in Choteau. Chester Hale of the Choteau Meat Co. traveled to Great Falls for a business trip last Monday.
Local items include visits by H L Halladay and E J Hirshburg at bank meetings, alumni dinner for Prof Alfred Atkinson, a rental notice for a six room house, and the Ladies Guild gathering. Ard Moore may open a Pure Oil office. church services listed with Knight Templars invited. Summer plans of teachers and residents noted.
Adolph St Germain was arrested in Great Falls and brought to Chateau by Sheriff I. 5 Mar tine Monday evening on a desertion charge. Judge J. E. DeHaas gave him another chance to reconcile with his wife. The first shipment of trees and plants arrives by Arbor Day May 11th. children urged to plant trees. Choteau Flower Shop.
John Allen of Helena campaigned here on Wednesday for the Republican National Committee and gathered 360 from local Republicans. The subscription came from the loyal Republicans of Chateau, amid debate over the Johnson delegates on the Shelly alphabetical ticket.
John Pederson, a former U S soldier who served in France, is in Chateau this week renewing old ties. He now runs a ranch near Dutton and plans to farm there this summer. Walter Jefferson of Fairfield and Miss Fredia Lehman of Highwood wed last week at Great Falls with Rev EB White presiding. They will live in Fairfield.
Vice Presidents B B Geer of Chicago H B Earling of Seattle General Manager Macy Nichison of Seattle and others from the Milwaukee railway visited the Chateau-Agawam division last Tuesday. They returned to Great Falls Tuesday evening to inspect the Milwaukee shops there. A three car special train carried the officials on the inspection.
A track meet and field day for Teton county schoolchildren is planned for tomorrow Saturday May 15 at the high school. Races events spelling matches and contests offer first and second prizes donated by Chateau business men. A tug of war between regional schools and a gopher tail contest with $10 and $5 prizes will also be featured starting at 11 00 a m with parents and friends invited.
The Episcopal ladies are holding a food sale at the post office on Saturday May 15. Mr and Mrs Buel Roll of Fairfield visited last Friday for the alumni banquet and to see friends. Miss Louise Zimmerman left Saturday for Fairfield to spend the summer with her parents and will teach in the Fairfield district next fall.
Bettwood presents the Louis Bennison film Tigh Pockets through Goldwyn. The hero faces a murder mystery and uses a clever ruse to force the arch criminal to confess after several hand to hand encounters. Showing Thursday May 20 at the Royal Theatre.
The Womans' Club extends a special invitation to ex service men to attend a card party at the high school auditorium next Monday evening May 17. Admission is 50 cents for the card party program and refreshments. Also noting Hirshberg's offers ten pounds of sugar for $1.80.
The Womans Club card party on Monday evening May 17 will close with toasts by members of various organizations. Roy Pilling head of the local post and president of the commercial club presides. An At Home by Mrs J C Morgan and Mrs C H Swaine on Wednesday evening at the Morgan residence honored Mrs Adrian Spencer and Captain Walter Verge with cards and refreshments and a pink and white color scheme featuring carnations and snap dragons.
See main ad for details on orange pricing. The offer lists oranges priced at 85 cents under a one dollar label and promotes the main advertisement.
In district court last Friday Judge John J Greene presiding a decree of divorce was granted to the plaintiff in the case of Daisy R Zuber against Ralph Earl Zuber. FOR RENT For one third crop 68 acres eight miles southwest from Chateau all fenced 200 acres broken. Balance to be plowed and seeded to spring grain. Would assist right party to procure seed. Write or wire GEORGE I SMITH Greenacres Washington.
Billy Burke plays a goal oriented wallpaper designer in the new picture Wanted A Husband at the Royal Theatre. The comedy features her as the neglected ugly duckling teased by friends while she hides her plain look underneath ruffled Titian hair and a disreputable costume.
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