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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1919
Page
10
A collection of small items from Chateau area including private sales of household goods, local visiting relatives and residents traveling to Great Falls and California, WCTU event plans, doctor and nurse movements, tire ads, and county fair judging by Robert Clarkson with various residents and businesses mentioned.
Editor Fred Schoensigel of the Fairfield Times visited Cha teau on Wednesday to have repairs done to the gasoline engine he uses in publishing his paper.
Roy Pillings and his wife are occupying the James Heighton residence in the Sherburne addition of Chateau for the winter. The Heightons will spend the season in California.
The department of commerce reports that the year ending August 31 shows commerce exceeding last year by more than one and a half billion dollars. A Par ent-Teachers association meeting is set for Tuesday evening October 7 at the high school. all parents and teachers are invited to attend and join the association.
Mrs. Buell Roll of Bynum travels to Hardin on Wednesday as her husband Mr. Roll has secured employment with the Fordson agency in that city.
Mr and Mrs Fred G Campbell of Blackleaf country passed through Chateau last Sunday after visiting Yellowstone Park and Livingston. They were caught in a snow storm at Augusta Saturday and faced difficulty returning due to slippery roads.
County visitors include E W Ellis and wife of Augusta county in Chateau. A dance at Bird school house postponed to Saturday Oct 4. H A Norman moves into a residence bought from O M Johnson. Republican committee attendees T O Larson and Grace Catlin visit Helena. Mrs J R Jones of Pendroy plans Iowa visit after Lewistown trip.
Arthur Bateman comes back to Cha teau Tuesday evening after weeks as foreman of a fire fighting crew in the mountains.
Miss McArthur of Lovejoy Montana begins duties as stenographer in the office of county agent Robert Clarkson after accepting the position and reporting for work at the start of the term.
Mrs. W. A. Emerick was driven to Deaconess hospital in Great Falls last week with influenza. She showed some improvement but remains confined at the hospital.
Major L A Foot arrived back in Glacier county Wednesday after presiding at a Tuesday Masonic meeting in Cut Bank to greet returning soldiers. He received a fine Masonic pin from local friends. Great Falls income property consisting of fully furnished apartments rents over 250 dollars monthly.
For sale a three room house with three lots in Hobson addition to Choteau with a reasonable price and easy monthly payments to right parties. Inquire of HE T Glasgow. Earl Heighton left Choteau Wednesday for Manhattan for a short visit and will soon go to Texas to work in oil fields. Young mens suits and overcoats Hart Schaffner and Marx at Hirshberg's. Plorsheim shoes for the man who cares at Hirshberg's. Lost several head horses branded DL left neck. reward offered. Yearling heifer strayed to my ranch last spring branded X g on left hip owner can reclaim by pasture and advertising payment. A K DALE Bole Montana.
Clarence O. Bidsmoe disposes of his barber shop with Louis Curtis as the buyer. Bidsmoe, a rheumatism sufferer, plans to leave next week for Soap Lake Idaho seeking relief from his ailments.
Word reached Thompson Falls that Max B. Bishop, formerly with the Chateau Acantha, plans to depart soon and resume the newspaper business in Iowa with his brother as partner. H. D. Williams of Great Falls bought the confectionary and paper stand at the post office from A. J. Leise and will expand stock. Leise stays in Chateau and opens an insurance office in Phil I. Cole’s building.
State Board of Equalization figures show Shelby to Billings branch value at 1 421 002 and Milwaukee line at 279 962 among others. County wide property assessment reaches 27 562 558 with total taxes for 1919 set at 285 213 60.
Public notice from Chateau Montana states the city will sell cash to the highest bidder on October 3, 1919, at Frank Mc Cabe feed barn. Stock includes a brown steer branded 36 on right rib, a red cow branded 36 on right rib, and a yearling heifer branded on left hip. Owners may redeem before sale by paying pound charges to the City Marshal. Sale at 2:00 p.m. Dated September 22, 1919. A. M. Walley City Marshal.
Albert and Queen Elizabeth will visit the United States on a tour that includes 10 cities then a White House call on October 24 as guests of President and Mrs Wilson. The party will stop in New York, Boston, Niagara Falls, Spokane, Portland, and San Francisco with a trip to the Pacific coast.
Lens Hektner sues all persons claiming title to the land described in the complaint in a suit to quiet title.
Washington reports U S trade with foreign nations has grown to ten and one half billion dollars annually. The balance in favor stands at four billion one hundred eighty two million dollars.
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