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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
10
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Mort Hirshberg and Ernest Sho quist of Fairfield conducted business here last Wednesday. Miss Maude Wilcox visited from Bynum earlier in the week. Selbert Connor, brother of C. H. Connor, left Tuesday for Chicago to make his home again. Twin boys were born October 11, 1920 at the Choteau hospital to the wife of Attorney George M. Coffey of Choteau. Wanted to Buy a sewing machine in good condition at a reasonable price. Mrs. T. O. Larson, Mrs. John J. Hannon, and Miss Meda McLean traveled to Great Falls last Tuesday morning.
Ross Houck, previously operating a tin shop in the Hodgskiss building on Main avenue, relocated this week to the Bateman building on South Main avenue and is once again open for business.
H A Norman and his wife with Mrs H W Bateman and Mrs L A Foot traveled to Great Falls Monday for an evening performance by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra at the opera house. They returned home to Chateau the next morning.
Auction notice offering an 18-36 engine, 4 plows with breaker and stubble bottoms, 10 foot double drill, packer and drill all in good condition. Sold by piece or as a whole with terms if desired. For details call Phil I Cole in Choteau Montana.
J. M. Roth his wife and children are guests at the Beaupre house this week while they have dental work done. Roth is the cashier of the Farmers State Bank at Pendroy and says crop conditions in the Porter Beach country are very favorable with prospects of better times for Pendroy soon.
Born at the Choteau Hospital on Tuesday October 12 1920 to the wife of J H Johannas of Bole a son. C R Dudley and wife have returned from a visit with friends at Great Falls. Chris S Hanson of Miles City formerly of Burton Beach and Choteau visited this week to attend to business. W C T U will meet with Mrs O Hansen and Mrs J M Green on Wednesday October 20 at Mrs Hansen's home. Senator Anderson of Richland county with B K Wheeler spoke at the courthouse Chateau last Monday. The Royal theater will show The Sins of St Anthony next Sunday a light comedy featuring Bryant Washburn.
Miss Beatrice Nelson, public school music and art teacher, forms an orchestra from school children to play at dances and other entertainments during the fall and winter months.
Constance Binney delivers a strong performance in The Stolen Kiss Realart picture heading a program of film novelties at the Royal Theatre Monday and Tuesday. The American Legion of Teton county promotes a dance October 16 at Hodgskiss hall with the Chateau five piece orchestra promising top quality music. Admission is $1.10.
S. T. Wiprud of the Chateau Mer cantile Co and J. F. Morse secretary of the Independent Voters League of Teton County left yesterday for Dutton Collins and other eastern points to organize voters into league branches opposing Townley and Townleyism.
Andrew Kazanis reports a lost brown pocketbook containing five twenty dollar bills between Citizens State Bank and Merchants Cafe. reward offered. Jos Dixon and Bud Story Jr plan political talks at Chateau court house October 19 and Fairfield October 18. schedule includes meetings in Augusta and October 20. For sale: 150 fine wool yearlings at 25 each and 50 cross breeds at 20 each. J H Carmichael Augusta Montana.
A notice from R. T. Palmer at Bynum Montana seeks information on fifty to sixty head of cattle missing. Cattle bear brands SB on left ribs or 4 on left ribs and owners ask to report sightings.
Miss Edith Lathrop from the federal bureau of education in Washington arrives to study dormitories for rural schools. She praises Chateau High School and its dormitory as an example of excellent facilities.
Prominent Amalgamated Copper executives in Butte urge Democratic leaders in Teton county to disregard B. K. Wheeler’s campaign statements. They claim Wheeler’s speeches to farmers serve only as vote gathering ploys and prove his loyalty to the company.
Letters from Chateau friends report Miss Edith Patterson, former Teton County High School teacher, died by her own action in North Platte Nebraska. She turned on gas in her room, starting a house fire, and shot herself with a revolver. No cause is known.
A group from the W. C. T. U. spent last Friday morning pulling and burning Russian thistle in Chateau cemetery. Led by Mesdames Rose, Roy Franklin, Lane, Truchot, Bair and Gay Franklin, five large piles were burned to reduce next year’s weed menace.
Fred S. Doege has the contract for the new post office on Main avenue and has started work. Cement foundations are poured and excavation is finished. The brick structure will be one story with a basement and is expected to be a credit to the city.
Louis S. Irwin of Glacier county, known in Chateau, campaigns for Montana attorney general as a nonpartisan candidate. Critics among lawyers say he has limited knowledge of the law and few cases in Glacier county or other district courts.
Last Saturday at the jail enclosure the sheriff and deputies destroyed 225 bottles of whisky ordered by the district court. The event drew a public audience and invited the W C T U ladies, though few may have attended to verify the liquor’s contents as it was dumped in the jail yard.
Past Grand W E Logan and Past Grand C H Ferris plan to depart Monday for Havre to attend the grand lodge session. J F Morse of Fargo arrives to serve as secretary for the Independent Voters League in Teton County. Boulder Lodge elects C E Trescott as delegate to Havre. Mrs Trescott to attend Rebekah assembly and visit Minneapolis and Chicago afterward.
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