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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
10
Local items note Phil I Cole visiting Helena for business interests and F E Moore in Choteau paying top prices for hides and furs. Choteau Mercantile Co advertises specials while braces for Elk hunting trips and seed grain purchases hint at upcoming seasonal activity.
Wheeler W. Cole and wife returned to their home near Fairfield after a short visit at the county seat. Chateau is the location for ton or car load lots of hay for sale, to be arranged through Co. D. Yeager.
Mrs W A Emerick came home Monday from Great Falls where she was a Deaconess Hospital patient for a short period. She is greatly improved in health. Dr Ted Moran returned to his home in Choteau last Monday from Great Falls where he had been a few days tending to business interests.
Mrs. L S Huffman leaves this week to spend winter in Seattle with her son. The Royal theatre invites all old blades to attend next Sunday to see a safety razor play starring George Walsh in the William Fox comedy Help Help Po lice.
Viola Dana prefers a quiet home life with her mother and sister Shirley Mason at Hearts ease, a ivy clad Hollywood cottage. The picturesque bungalow often serves as a location for her films. She appears next in The Microbe at the Royal on Tuesday.
The fourth division of the Ladies Industrial Society of the Methodist church will host an afternoon gathering at the church parlors on Wednesday. Hostesses include Mrs. Ross Houck Mrs. C H Connor Mrs. John Gleason Mrs Boutilier and Mrs Streeter.
H D Williams of Great Falls took possession of the Liese confectionery store in the post office stand last Monday. He has expanded the stock and expects new goods to arrive daily. Mrs Williams and their daughter joined him to reside in Chateau. The Lies will live there and Mr Diese plans to focus on insurance, opening an office with Phil I Cole.
Last Tuesday evening’s parent teachers meeting at the high school drew a strong turnout. Committees were formed to request county officials hire a nurse for town schools and to organize entertainment for a teachers meeting at Chateau. A county teachers institute is planned in the near future with details to be announced in the Montanan.
Wm. Cowgill returns home to Flathead county at the start of the week. Cain and wife accompany him for a short visit, after returning together with him.
Frank Daggett, a county native who enlisted in the Marines for World War I, has come home after discharge from the army. He served with the American Expeditionary Forces and is glad to return to Chateau, praising his homeland as the best place to live after his overseas service.
Samuel D. Crawford formerly of Choteau Drug Co. marries Cora Eckler of Hidalgo Texas in Great Falls. The bride served as an army nurse during the war and was stationed in a Texas camp where Crawford was hospitalized. The Choteau friends send congratulations.
W D Jones Dr Dixon R E Klipfer D L Humble B H Read J C Boettcher Jerry OHanlon and N O Tuttle met county commissioners in Chateau about a park to park trail. Officials plan to route the trail from Farmington to Agawam via Bynum, and refused to alter the plan to go through Bynum.
A government contest against the homestead entry of F. Flaherty in township 22N range 5W Teton county was held Tuesday before local U S commissioner A C Warner. Orris Bennett and W J Tighe represented the government and Flaherty respectively. Government witnesses will be heard at other places over several weeks. Flaherty, now based in Great Falls, faces a weak government case to date.
Mrs C H Swaine returns home in Chateau from Great Falls business visit. John W Kerr Farmington stockman travels to Great Falls for several days. Emergency PTA committee seeks old clothing at Haugen's store. Marriage license issued in Great Falls to Samuel Crawford and Cora Eckler. Dress in costume for 8 p m event at Clara Corson's hosted by Corson Brunton Fletcher.
The William Fox comedy drama stars George Walsh in a tale where a father and son covet others money and a daughter, creating a lively conflict. The Royal Theatre screens the film on Sunday, inviting patronage.
Mrs. Mary C. Taylor of Fairfield visited the county seat early this week. She has disposed of 80 acres of her desert land entry near Fairfield and retains a portion about five miles from town, which will be covered with water from the Sun River irrigation canal.
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