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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
5
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Miss Meda McLean spent last week end in Great Falls. I. S. Martine took high school students to Great Falls last Saturday to see the football game. Mrs. Edythe Saylor county superintendent and Miss Margaret Nagle Red Cross chair made a business trip to Dutton yesterday.
Miss Ethel Wallace, longtime Helena worker, arrived home Wednesday evening on a medical leave of absence hoping for rest before resuming her duties. Richard Reiding came home Wednesday from Bozeman where he aided sister Miss Grace Reiding who has moved to work in the Extension Department of the state college.
Mrs Armour and her baby girl arrived in Chateau on Wednesday from their home in Canada to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Frank HE Moore.
The Ladies Industrial Society of the M E Church thanks the lumber company and others who donated materials and the men who volunteered their labor in building the new coal shed for the church.
Mr and Mrs Jas T Robison and children entertained guests Mr and Mrs Harry O Aboin, sister and brother in law, by auto to Great Falls last Monday morning before the Aboins departed for Ellington Conn.
Chateau residents J. C. Morgan J. I. Cain T. A. Meagher I. S. Martine Mrs. E J. Crary and Miss A. Lian joined the spudding ceremony at the Western Pet. Ex. oil well in Simms yesterday. Speakers Scott Leavitt and A. J. Findley of Great Falls addressed the gathering. Weather iffy kept more locals away.
John A. Hope, nephew of Jack Angus, arrived from Scotland and plans to visit Chateau area by Christmas. Hope joined the British army in 1916, served in France, and was captured by Germans about nine months before the armistice. He is staying at the Choteau House.
Mr and Mrs Chester C Trescott arrived from Cut Bank to visit Mr Trescott's mother and brother. He departed Wednesday for Helena for a final medical exam by the U S Clean Up squad after years of poor health tied to late war service.
Mr. and Mrs. Soo Son lease their Chateau cafe and bakery to Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ashworth. Soo Son has years of restaurant work including time for Wallace Taylor on the S. T. ranch and at Beaupre House. Mrs. Son plans a California winter. Mr. Son may join later.
Choteau notices include a for rent ad for a flower shop and a house opposite Glenloyd hotel. Mr. and Mrs. C S McDonald visited Great Falls last Saturday. Frank Hirshberg and Mrs. Hirshberg visited relatives in Choteau. Dr H J McGregor and Joe Liberty left for Washington on Chateau Oil and Gas Co business. Mrs A C Burbank returned home after visiting Great Falls and the Marins.
J C Hibbard secretary of the Banking Corporation of Montana based in Helena called on local bankers on Wednesday to discuss financial matters and cooperation.
Mrs. E. J. Crary and Mrs. EB. J Hirshberg attended the East is West presentation at the Grand theatre in Great Falls last Saturday.
The Wesley Ruggles Production for Metro arrives at the Royal Theatre Monday for a two day run as the feature. Alice Lake stars in a picture specially made for her by Arthur Somers Roche, noted fiction writer.
Come by auto and train or by bucking broncho to East Farmington School on Friday October 14 for a community basket social. Everyone is welcome.
Sunday evening at 7 30 o clock marks the start of special services in the Pendroy school house led by Rev. Harry T. Stong. Evangelistic meetings run each evening through the week focusing on repentance salvation by faith and fundamental truths of experimental religion. Everyone is invited to attend.
Chester Callahan son of Mrs. Lucy Dennis of this place and Miss Lovern Pierce of Agawam were married in Great Falls last Sunday. Mr. Callahan returned to Chateau on Monday while Mrs. Callahan stayed in Great Falls for a few days visit. The Montanan extends congratulations and best wishes.
Report from Barling Park notes Chateau's Teton High lost heavily to Great Falls 122 to 0 in the opening game. Spectators say the local team fought hard and clean. The next match is set for tomorrow against Stanford on local grounds.
Oren R. Nelson advertises an automobile sale as a bargain if taken at once. Yeager shipped a car of sheep yesterday to the Great Falls Meat Company.
Miss Mildred Forrest left the first of the week for Bozeman to enter her senior year in the state college. J. H. Burke of Helena did business in Choteau on Wednesday. Wm. Cowgill of Somers, Mont., has been a visitor in Choteau this week. Good Clean oak barrel for sale at the Beaupre Cafe.
Divine worship Sunday at 10 30 am with a sermon on The Supreme Test of Man's Christianity. Sunday school at 11 30 am Junior League at 3 pm Epworth League at 6 30 pm Leader Mrs Harry T Stong. No evening service. Congregants urged to attend Epworth League devotional. Isaiah 65 11 12 quoted.
Mrs. F O Howell visited from Great Falls returning Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Chas Malcolm attended the fair at Williams. Mr and Mrs Olofs Lundgren head to Spokane for the winter. Mrs A A Delger leaves for Big Sandy. Mr and Mrs P P Swanson visited Shelby. Born to Geo Brown a ten pound boy on Friday September 30. W P Grooms back from Deaconess hospital improved. Mrs J P Nelson and son Stewart travel to Keystone WV. Anna Beitlich accompanies to St Paul. Mutual Oil Co. received a car of coal oil Saturday. Mrs J J Thomas arrived from Butte. Ladies improvement club meets H Solomson next Thursday due to Columbus Day. Mr and Mrs Ray Wise and mother Odell visited from Great Falls. A $300 bounty awaits the designer of a Montana Power Company emblem.
I M Kerr announces a Montana wide contest to design a company insignia using local talent. Cash prizes total 300 dollars for the top design and 100 to 10 dollar prizes for other entries. Open now through December 31 with judges Charles M Russell and George E Palmer joining Kerr.
The Rt. Rev. Herbert H. UH. Fox of Billings arrives as Montana’s new Suffragan Bishop. To meet the bishop and showcase Choteau’s best, an informal public reception will be held at the rectory Monday evening, inviting Chateau and nearby communities to attend.
The National Purity League advocates adding the study of the U S Constitution as a standard requirement in public schools nationwide. It argues that the average student currently knows little about this important document.
A questionnaire across forty four states and territories shows increased interest in the constitution yet no definite curricular place. While civics attention grows, many students see the constitution and Declaration of Independence as mere appendices in history texts.
A new third grade pupil brings total to 27 and an eighth grade pupil brings total to 32. Auditorium chairs arrived and the space is in use. Parent-Teachers meeting had strong attendance last Tuesday. Eighth grade received civics and history books. fourth grade weaving reed baskets. Playground committee visited, old slide repaired. Monthly Parent-Teachers meeting scheduled for the first Tuesday. One hundred fifty four certificates issued to students.
Pendray businessman B. J. Weiser from Pendray transacted business in Chateau on Wednesday. Mrs. W. Hodgskiss took a business trip to Great Falls late last week. Mrs. J. J. Greene and her little son returned home last Friday after a two week stay in Great Falls.
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