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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1913
Page
5
Cordially welcomed by Shevali Haley Episcopal to attend various services. Details include times around 11:30 and 8:45 with mentions of school events and readings.
The First M. E. Church under Pastor Rev. Percy Reid McMahan offers morning services at 10:30 with 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 welcome.
Mrs Peebles from Strabane travels to British Columbia to visit friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs A O Pond of the Gem Cafe visited Great Falls earlier this week. A new buggy axle is lost near the court house with a reward offered for its return to Thomas Cottrell. For sale a hotel size Born range with six holes and large oven in good condition. A four or five room furnished house is wanted. Ladies guild guests at Mrs C A Cotterer home. Mrs Maggie Lockhart left for Rossyth B C to visit her son. Mr and Mrs Chas Davis with a ranch near Fairfield left for Seattle to visit Mrs Davis mother, Mrs A H Kennedy.
J A Shoquist from Fairfield county called at the office on Wednesday and added his name to the list. A relinquishment on 160 acres five miles southwest of Bynum is for sale cash only. P O Box 23 Bynum Montana. F A Sullivan mayor of Shelby noted Shelby’s growing metropolis mood. Queen Rebekah lodge hosts a card party in lodge rooms on Saturday November 15. Odd Fellows and their spouses and Rebekahs with partners invited. A nominal 50 cent admission for all men. ladies free.
Relinquishment 7 miles south of town. For particulars inquire at Montanan office. Miss Maud Wilcox has given up her place in the Chateau Mercan tile Co to accept the position as teacher of the Wm Wallace private school.
The Electric Light Company continues installing several more poles on the north end of Main Street extending the white way in Choteau.
The Chateau Concert Band presented a Saturday dance to a well attended crowd. The music was described as superior with selections met by applause and several pieces requiring encores. The group has made giant progress and plans to add several skilled musicians who intend to settle in Choteau.
Edward R. Carson has taken a position in the Cash store as the company enlarges its staff to meet growing patronage and demand.
Help wanted notice listing Mrs M C Bell seeking laundry work or day labor. Indicates availability for domestic tasks or light industrial chores. No contact details provided in readable text.
For sale 2,500 breeding ewes and lambs with details at the Montanan office. Al Powers departed Friday for visits in Iowa and Chicago. Misses Hester Jameson and Masie Crawford visited Crawford home from Friday to Sunday. The embroidery club will meet at Mrs. Chis Carson’s home Saturday afternoon.
Julius Hirshberg returned from a business trip to eastern cities and attended the American Bankers Association convention in Boston. He then joined a band that performed a short program in the lobby of the Beaupre and Chateau House, marching to the Glenloyd hotel.
Mrs. E. E. Crawford was taken to Deaconess hospital in Great Falls by Dr. Bateman for an upcoming operation. Rev. Leon F. Haley, Episcopal missionary for Teton county, has returned from a week visiting northern towns. Miss Cora Monkinson of the Rebekahs and John G. Jackson C. H. Connor and C. E. Trescott of the Odd Fellows attended the grand lodge sessions in Bozeman this week.
The Pioneer Lumber and Coal Dealer H R Thompson announces winter coal orders and reports the first coal car arriving at Choteau by rail. The ad urges readers to place orders with The Pioneer and provides the contact phone number.
Colin Ward the county surveyor and Guy S. Jameson deputy in the county clerk's office traveled to Conrad to witness the road building demonstration planned for tomorrow.
John Humble and wife with Mrs. Pearl Leech visited the county seat in late week. John notes Bynum as a forthcoming Teton city, second only to Chateau, with grain raising as the main industry and threshers in the neighborhood foreseeing 14 000 bushels this season.
The Rev Leon F Haley, a Missionary advocate, spends the week at Blackleaf hosted by Mr and Mrs John C Taylor on the Burke ranch. He conducted an old fashioned church service at the Blackleaf schoolhouse drawing a full house. further visits are planned through the year as the first service there in many years.
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