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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1919
Page
10
Joseph F Maurer and Edith Be Helcer of Power wed in Great Falls by Justice John T Earl. They plan to reside in Power.
The notice lists a Ford Touring car for sale by L E Taylor Garage. It also mentions local social items including visits between families, a Great Falls marriage license, and schoolroom leasing to Teton High for the normal training department next term.
For sale 160 acre tract between Conrad and Fowler in Teton county, level fertile land cleared of incumbrances but part broken and ready to return to grass. Accepts some cash and mortgage. Best offer takes it. C. W. King 405 Palace Bldg Minneapolis Minn.
The case against I N Floyd for assault on his aged sister ended in dismissal but the judge required a $100 peace bond to keep peace with the sister and her daughter. Floyd remains jailed for failure to post bond. Coffey returns from Missouri trip noting no trouble with women and plans to Montana as a single man. Missouri crop moisture promises a bumper season with strong growth.
Judge J W Shields, in poor health for some time, underwent a Tuesday operation at Conrad hospital. The procedure was reported entirely successful and he withstood the shock well. Friends hope his recovery brings better health. The Montanan orders new type for its job printing, adopting Barnhart Brothers Spindler Ad style for sharper advertising. The new line arrives next Monday morning for immediate use.
Dig H J McGregor returned Saturday evening from Great Falls with a Hudson automobile. Sid New arrivals in women's pumps and oxfords. Mr and Mrs Mort Hirshberg and Dr Fairfield were visitors in Choteau. Mr and Mrs Stanley Foot of Cut Bank visited Choteau the first of the week.
Seth Roll of Fairfield State Bank visited Chateau on Tuesday. Beulah Gilliland seeks divorce from William E. Gilliland in Cascade County Court. Jameson resigns as Power Morgan garage manager and plans milder climate. Roger Burrell returns to Chateau after two years, a Croix de Guerre recipient, heading to Chicago for a mining machinery position. Other locals read of Buick agency news and a cousin’s travel updates.
Actress Mae Marsh has adopted a pet lady bug named Cecelia. The insect lives among the geraniums in her Riverside Drive window box and flies to her finger when summoned, a whimsical fad reportedly embraced by the Goldwyn star.
Funeral services for William David Gray were conducted at the Episcopal church with Rev. L. F. Haley officiating. The chapel overflowed with mourners as a mixed quartet and organist provided hymns including Lead Kindly Light and One Sweetly Solemn Thought. Gray, born December 12 1896 in Belleview, studied in Chateau and Bozeman, and was to graduate this June before his death. he is survived by his widowed mother Mrs C W Gray, two sisters Bessie and Dollie Maria, and two brothers Robert and Wilson.
Mrs. H T Rhoads visited Great Falls on Tuesday. Camp Fire Girls social at M E church June fourth with 25 cent admission. Mrs John Zimmerman of Fairfield visits daughter Miss Louise in Choteau. Choteau Battery and Electric Shop advertises wiring services. Red steer for sale by G W Hodgins Gilman. C F G social for French war orphan at M E church eight o clock sharp with 25 cent price. Elmer Hansen to oversee Rogers Templeton Lumber yards in Chateau inventory. Roy Pilling buys yards at Chateau Bole Power and Dutton.
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