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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1913
Page
5
The Episcopal Church invites parishioners to scheduled services this Sunday with morning and evening collects. Rev L F Haley welcomes attendees to Sunday school at 11 30 and 12 16 with general Christian fellowship.
The First M E Church led by Rev. Percy Reid McMahan offers morning services at 10 30, Sunday School at 11 30, Epworth League at 7 00 p m and Evening Service at 7 45 p m All friends and visitors are welcomed.
The text notes meetings on the first and third Wednesday each month at 8 o clock p m led by John T Moore Worshipful Master and Cain Secretary.
Fility Chapter No 18 of the Order of Eastern Star meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month. W M Mrs Crawford and Secretary Mrs E N Haugen are listed.
The Queen Rebekah lodge, with officers H. W. Bateman and N. G. c. H. Connor as secretary, meets on the 1st and 3rd nights of each month after the subordinate lodge.
The Ladies Industrial Society will meet at Mrs. G A Boutilier's on Wednesday Oct 22 18 Jos Sturgeon and wife of Walier visited the county seat Monday and Tuesday. Wm Krofft plans move of the post office to the Carson building on Hamilton Street next Sunday.
Ernest Moore, previously the agent at the local depot, was transferred to Gilman on the Powers branch at the start of the week. Hogan has been installed as the new agent here due to Western Union resuming Brady service and Moore not being a telegraph operator. Mr and Mrs Moore leave with many friends regretting their departure.
Frank Collins will join the freshman class as its 94th member. Olara Quernemoen plans to finish the school year in Great Falls while Olga Otness stays home quarantined. The sophomore junior class hosts a masquerade ball on Friday October 24. Literary Society officers are nominated with Victor Parker and Lewis Bauma as Presidents, Clara Pinger and Hazel Brown as Vice Presidents, Gladys Whitacre Christina Gemar as Secretaries, Denzel McDonald Tom Hopkinson as Treasurers, Lawrence Jackson Grant Hodgskiss as Sergeant at Arms. The Australian ballot system will be used for the election. The constitutional committee will report next meeting. Faculty dinner at Mr. Dietrichs marked his birthday with a jardiniere presented. The military company will form squads for drill contests. Miss Gilman organizes an Indian club swinging class for four girls and four boys. Basketball interest among girls grows with more players this week. Library cataloging material arrived early this week.
The first car of coal reached Choteau on the railway. H R Thompson of The Pioneer Lumber and Coal Dealer urged orders for winter fuel. A complaint by Wm J Watson led to L A Hampton's arrest on a second degree assault warrant after a range dispute left Watson badly beaten. Justice DeHaas set a prelim exam for Oct 31. Miss Meta McLean resigns county clerk stenographer post to spend winter in Arizona with family, traveling via Riverside and Butte with companions.
Since the last report marriage licenses have been issued by James Gibson, clerk of the district court. William A. Miles 38 and Elizabeth Jensen 34 of Sweet Grass. Ed Neier 25 and Annie Connole 21 of Porter.
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