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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1921
Page
5
Local items list people in Choteau and nearby towns with short notes on visits births sales and meetings. Mentions include flower shop rental, chicken pox cases, a new Dodge, hospital birth, county officials, and routine social and business notes across Choteau Great Falls Fairfield Dutton and Cut Bank.
Miss Elizabeth Kingsbury leaves Great Falls after a guest visit at Mrs. E. D. Forrests home. Frank Daggett and wife welcomed an eight pound boy born yesterday morning. Miss Bertha Streeter returns from Great Falls with sister Harriet to visit for a week or more. Mayor Roy Armour travels in Chateau. Court reporter Harry F. Benson returns from Conrad. Ladies Industrial Society of the M E B Church plans a meeting next Wednesday. Thanks extended to H. E. Adams for a ton of coal donation. The Man Tamer at Royal Theatre Friday and Saturday draws thousands. Gladys Walton Universal photodrama crews filmed with crowds in southern California.
The family expresses gratitude to all who helped during Beulah Allen illness and death. They specifically thank the Chateau Merc. Co. girls and the K. K. K. Club. J. W. Butler and J. M. Potter.
Wm. Florida, long time sheep herder for Henry Jenson near Dupuyer, became mentally unbalanced and was jailed at Chateau last Saturday. He faces an insanity hearing scheduled today.
The Camp Fire girls and guardian Mrs. E N Haugen will attend the basket social this evening at East Farmington school where Miss Ruth Andrews and Miss Henrietta Slanger teach.
The Catholic Young Folks Club met at W. W. Mitzel's home on Monday evening and elected officers for the coming year. Mabel O'Neil is president, Daniel Pridham vice president, Dorothy Pridham secretary and treasurer, with Paul Dishow sergeant at arms. The rest of the evening featured games music and dancing followed by refreshments.
Mr and Mrs L EB Taylor and their son Lawrence were weekend visitors at Great Falls.
In Dupuyer on October 6, neighbors and old friends gathered at the Savory ranch three miles west of town to celebrate the 24th wedding anniversary. A spontaneous surprise followed a late supper after a progressive Five Hundred game and a midnight lunch. guests included the English, Schnader, Fallon, Hail, Masselin, Barnheart, Bisnett, Fallon, Landsknpp, Mullaney, and the Savory couple.
W H Gorham on sick list this week. Mrs J M Baker and son Lynn visited Great Falls yesterday. Taft sermon urges law respect and enforcement. Montana teachers convention set in Great Falls November 21 23 with leaders Dykema Divine Lowden McAdoo. Miss Beulah Allen dies after cancer battle in Choteau. Burial in Lewistown after funeral planned today.
Charles W. Sherrer of Chateau and Kathryn Adams of Sun River wed last Monday afternoon at four o'clock at the groom's mother's home, Mrs. Fred, in a sunset ceremony.
In Helena a small wedding united Sherrer and his bride before family and close friends. The groom, a Power Morgan Garage manager and World War II Pacific fleet veteran, and the bride, daughter of Laura Adams of Sun River, will honeymoon ten days and reside after November 1 in the groom’s newly bought home.
A collage of quotes by Holmes Fielding Bacon Rutledge South Bouhours Horace Wesley Taylor Johnson Richter Ben Johnson Macdonald Malock Herbert Shenstone Sanders Franklin Byron on money. Themes touch wealth virtue greed generosity and the power or danger of riches.
Acolytes of labor and wealth weigh moral uses of money. Sydney Smith argues avarice can steer worthy aims when wielded by capable hands. Feltham and Seneca caution riches distort virtue, while Beecher says riches should aid life, not end it.
A large crowd is urged for a November 111 fundraiser organized by the American Legion to help pay off debts on a community pavilion.
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