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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1920
Page
8
Local notices tout latest ladies and children headware at Hansen's and second hand heaters at low prices. Hirschberg's promotes Heinze 57 varieties with a big demonstration next Saturday. Evan D. Jones, Conrad veteran, returns from a four month trip to South Wales. A farm tractor is wanted in first class condition, titanium preferred, or trade for a touring car with equal value. apply at Montanan office.
Miss May Timmis sister of Mrs J J Greene of this city has been visiting here for several weeks from Michigan. She left last Saturday for Ingomar in Stergens county for a short visit before returning home.
Judge and Mrs. John J. Greene and their children journeyed to Great Falls on Wednesday to reunite with Mrs. Greene's sister Miss Timmis who has been visiting Ingo mar with friends before returning home to Michigan.
Mrs M A Wilcox traveled to Bynum on Wednesday evening to attend a Chautauqua event and spend the evening with her daughter Miss Maude Wilcox. She returned to her home in Chotetau Thursday morning.
M McCusker a nonpartisan candidate for Congress on the democratic ticket spent Monday afternoon in town en route to Farmington where he attended a Monday evening political meeting. He was driven to Farmington by Dr H J McGregor democratic chairman and M A O Neil democratic nominee for county clerk.
The first ward polling place in Chotetu has shifted from the high school dormitory to the public school building. For the upcoming general election on November 2, 1920, polls will again be held at the public school building instead of the dormitory.
Price reducing sale features Michigan grapes basket 75c. Heinze’s 57 varieties demonstrated at Chateau Mercantile Co next Saturday Oct 9 1920 with tasting. Mrs Ed White returns to visit old friends in Teton county after time in California.
John B. Bohling of Dutton, a Republican state representative candidate, spent Thursday touring Chateau and meeting voters in his home precinct. Bohling, a local farmer, is well regarded there and considered an ideal candidate for the office.
The C. H. Connor building on Main avenue north in Chateau is rapidly nearing completion and will be ready for occupancy within the next few weeks weather permitting. The roof is finished and awaiting tar and gravel. Lodge rooms and undertaking parlors in the building will reflect credit on Chateau and the lodge room will be dedicated when finished.
On October 11 1920 the democratic central committee of this county will meet at Chateau for general discussion of campaign plans. It states the meeting is not an elimination campaign and all candidates should remain on the ticket whether endorsed or not to preserve potential wins amidst partisan pressure.
Frank J. Hirshberg of Fairfield transacted business in Choteau on Tuesday. Roy McNeill from Blackfeet country visited Choteau on Monday and Tuesday. Hansen's offers cold weather goods and used sewing and washing machines. Mr and Mrs C H Drake of Contract spent Monday evening in Chateau returning from Great Falls with a new automobile. Two second hand ranges for sale. H E Adams of Chateau advertises. Catholic ladies auxiliary to meet at Mrs Nett's in Cowgill addition on Thursday afternoon October 14. Big auction planned around Oct 20 with notices and prizes. Auctioneers H G Ward and RE Forrest promote the events.
One of the largest and most up to date public auction sales to be held about the 20th. Watch for bills. H. G. Ward and E. D. Forrest, auctioneers. Mrs. Chester Hale left Tuesday for Missoula to visit Mr. and Mrs. John H. Clack, former residents of this section.
Wm Cowgill returns home via Great Falls after threshing near Bynum. Republicans announce a rally at Power on Oct 9 with Sen T O Larson Major L A Foot and A B Guthrie addressing issues from a Republican viewpoint. Rankin speaks at the courthouse in Choteau on Monday amid a large crowd.
Miss Beulah Sprinkle returned from a visit to Great Falls while Mrs. Geo C Hall hosted her parents this week. George Tennant, Milwaukee depot, was called to see a brother injured in a runaway near Great Falls. The Parent Teachers meeting at the public school attracted a large crowd with praise for its practicality. Rev Stong spoke on health and Mr Guthrie described the November bond issue and educational tax plans including a 5 million dollar bond for educational institutions. New members joined and dues were paid. The next meeting is set for November 5th on election night.
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