Episcopal Church Services Sunday in Our Town
Rev L F Haley, Episcopal minister, invites all to Sunday services with morning and evening worship and Sunday School session.
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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1914
Page
5
Rev L F Haley, Episcopal minister, invites all to Sunday services with morning and evening worship and Sunday School session.
The First M. E. Church lists services with Rev. Percy Reid McMahon as pastor. Morning service at 10:30, Sunday School at 11:30, Epworth League at 7:00 p.m., Evening Service at 7:45 p.m. Visitors are welcomed.
The text notes meets on the first and third Wednesday each month at 8 PM. EB E Crawford is Worshipful Master and Wm foot is Secretary.
Queen Rebekah lodge holds its meeting on the first and third Wiguis Al days with all members present and alive. The session covers lodge duties and upcoming community events.
Local ad items include seed potatoes for sale at $1.50 per hundred pounds from L A Peterson Farmington Mont and Early Ohio seed potatoes. Hirshberg's offers hats at $2 closing out price and ribbons at cost in the millinery department. Choteau hardware promotes 26 inch Colorado hog fence and related supplies. C D Yeager seeks property trades. building boom signals activity in Choteau with Metz residence work underway. E E Leech and wife attend Choteau high school graduation. Sheriff Malone names W B Martin as under sheriff and Thos Davit as jailer. Chas Justice travels to Agawam for hotel plastering contract. framing studies showcased at Chateau Wall Paper Store.
July 1 1914 plans announced for moving Dr Stephens into Larson building and current operations at the old stand near the telephone office. Beaupre pursues summer work at Sweet Grass with Edna accompanying. Embroidery Club hosted by Mrs Emily Truchot. vandalism damages Frosts store display. Emerick offers reward for culprits. Local politics heat as James S Innes seeks reappointment as assessor and E D Forrest plans to run for county treasurer after filing intentions.
Born on Thursday May 1914 to the wife of Earl Yeager a son. For sale a pair of good driving teams buggies and harness. C D Yeager Choteau Mrs Nellie R Brown superintendent of schools reports 26 pupils took the eighth grade examination in Choteau this week.
Ladies hats priced at eight and ten dollars reduce to two dollars with early purchase. A hat sale presents a new lot shown Saturday at special prices. Miss Martha Brownell visits Chateau during commencement week as guest of Miss Hazel Brown. Feathers laces millinery silks and ornaments offered regardless of cost at Hirsh beg's. James Sulgrove traveled to Great Falls on professional business returning Tuesday afternoon.
For sale two yearling bulls a Holstein at 60 dollars and a Jersey at 50 dollars. J T Hart and Son located one half mile west of Power. Walter Messecar and Albert Taylor from Birch Creek are in town for high school graduation exercises. T A Curtis recovering from pneumonia with his mother Mrs F D Vosberg of McCallan Idaho arriving to help nurse him back to health.
Phil I Cele, A A Burrell, Walter Gorham, J I Cain and E J Hirshberg named to head this year’s Fourth of July events. The new committee is considered excellent and expected to deliver one of the best celebrations in the region.
U S Commissioners learn from the Great Falls land office that a homesteader who offers commutation proof has ten days after notice of acceptance by the register and receiver to pay the commutation price of $1.25 per acre to the receiver. Testimony fees must accompany the proof in all cases.
Charles J. Skinner of Billings arrived in Chateau to start transcribing Toole county records. His team of eight to ten typists and stenographers is finishing Fallon county work and will begin here early next week. The project is expected to take at least two months.
Word reached Chateau today that Judges Ewing and Leslie of the Eighth Judicial District named Hon. W. D. Jones of Spring Hill as county commissioner to replace L. C. Marsh who resigned due to the creation of Toole county. Jones has prior experience on the Teton county board and is expected to garner broad citizen approval.
Shafer Investment Co offers all or part of 820 acres guaranteed scrip at ten dollars per acre. Applies to vacant government land isolated tracts homesteads and desert claims. Contact Room 11 McDonald Block or Beaupre hotel Choteau Montana.
The Choteau Market shows weekly grain prices from the Farmers' Elevator Company as of Thursday afternoon. Winter wheat is 69 cents per bushel, spring wheat is 0.75 cents, and flax is 1.23 dollars per bushel.
Memorial Sunday service honors fallen soldiers with Hon. J. G. Bair delivering the address at the Episcopal church May 24. Militia will march from Hodgs kiss hall with the band to the church for a 10 30 start. Old soldiers urged to attend and veterans of Civil War identified among local residents.
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