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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1914
Page
5
The Episcopal Church invites all to services led by Rev. L. F. Haley. Sunday morning worship at 11.30 with Sunday school 11.30 to 12.15. Evening service at 7.45 to 8.45. Services also include a Sunday morning hour starting at 10:40.
At the First Methodist Episcopal church Rev. Percy Reid McMahon presides. Regular services are 10:30 morning worship 11:30 Sunday School Epworth League at 7:00 p m and evening service at 7:45 p m All friends and visitors are welcome.
A Queen Rebekah lodge convenes on the first and third Mondays with officers and members attending. The gathering focuses on lodge duties, auxiliary activities, and community service planning.
The first term of the new Toole County court will convene in Shelby on Tuesday June 23. Local notes include seed potatoes for sale at Beaupre hotel and various remembrances from Great Falls.
Miss Maisie Crawford was taken to Great Falls hospital last Monday for an appendectomy. She was accompanied by Mrs. Phill Cole and her brother Sam Crawford. The patient withstood the operation well and is now on the road to recovery.
R. J. Starkey Chas Cowell C S McDonald and A S Hayden of the Choteau Rod and Gun Club will travel to Great Falls for a Sunday shooting event. Last year Choteau swept prizes and is predicted to repeat. Just watch our smoke.
Albert Olmstad and Miss Ma belle Severtson of Valier were married yesterday evening at 7 30 in the First Baptist church by Rev Willis E Pettibone. They will reside on the groom s farm in the near future. The Chateau Drug Company space on Main street was sold by C H Drake to Williamson and Norman who plan a moving picture show soon. The Drake drug store will move to Larson building on Hamilton street and the former building to be remodeled for new business.
Mrs C H Connor leaves for Bozeman to visit son Vivian at the agricultural college and attend the college's graduating exercises. Miss Pearl Heighton and William Hodgskiss, both connected to local families, graduate this year with the class.
Breneman of the high school faculty has gone to Bozeman for summer vacation. Prof M C Dietrich and family left for Box Elder to spend the summer on their ranch. For sale items include feath ers laces mil ines silks and ornaments. J T Hart & Son advertise sale of Holstein and Jersey yearling bulls near Power.
The Ladies Industrial Society plans a food sale Saturday May 30 in the window display of the Chateau Mercantile building. Lange Construction Co. began work this week on the foundation for a Hamilton Street business block to replace the old livery stable.
Miss Lillien Lepper has returned from a three weeks visit with her sisters at Havre and is resuming duties in the county clerk's office.
Mrs E J Morris and her daughter travel from Houston Missouri to join E J Morris who has been there for months. They plan temporary residence at the Angus Rose home in the town’s southwest section.
C D Yeager of Choteau offers two solid driving teams with buggies and harnesses for sale. Local buyer can inquire for details and pricing.
On or about July 1 1914 the store will move from the old stand one door south of the telephone office into rooms now occupied by Dr Stephens Dentist in the Larson building.
A new dance hall is completed in the Weaver-Crossen building on Main street near the hardware store and will open Saturday evening with a large dance. Music is by the Chateau orchestra and guests may use the club rooms. A property swap this week gives P H Crossen four lots south of the Sulgrove home to Sulgrove for two Hamilton street lots.
The Chateau team opened the season with a 6 to 0 win at Bynum last Sunday. DeMars pitched shutout innings to stifle the Bynum offense. A large local crowd traveled to watch, and a return game is slated for Sunday afternoon on the local diamond.
A display of new ladies hats is planned for Saturday at Hirshberg’s with special prices for the event. Prices start at two dollars, inviting shoppers to view a varied collection.
Born Monday May 18 to the wife of M J Simeon of Dutton a daughter. Hon Wm Cowell returned Wednesday from a business trip to Minneapolis and other eastern cities.
Two dozen strictly pure bred Rhode Island Red yearling hens offered for sale by E. H. Ganong.
The Ladies Guild plans a meeting at Mesdames Verge and Gibson home on Thursday June 1 with all invited. Maurtin Olson 31 of Fairfield and Hilda Gaara 2u of Perley Minn were issued a marriage license in Great Falls last week. Billy Wagner recovering from a broken leg at Glenlord hotel. Henry Jourdonnais and family returned from Havre after visiting EK L. With stores closing tomorrow 10 to 12 for Memorial Day exercises.
Mrs Angus Rose returned yesterday from Great Falls where her sister Edith Devlin of Sweet Grass hills was operated on Wednesday at the hospital by Dr Larson for appendicitis. She reports Edith as getting along as well as could be expected.
Miss Ethel Ried Miss Ruth St John Miss Geneva Marks Miss C Strouble and Walter Dodds leave Great Falls today after several days visiting. They are accompanied by Mrs KE W Reid who has been shopping for the week.
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