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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
10
Choteau Montana weekly notes a one day aluminum ware sale at the Choteau Merc and special prices at the Choteau Meat Co. Local residents make trips, births occur at Choteau Hospital, and business visitors from Fairfield Conrad Redlands and Idaho Falls stop in.
The community mourns William Charles Connor infant death with funeral at the Methodist church led by Rev. H. T. Stong. Charles Bergland drowns after his car leaves the road near a bridge. he lived in the Bole area ten years and is survived by his wife and three children. Other notes include H. P. Rygaard visiting Chateau, and recent local civic updates.
G-Trip Chateau Meat Co will be closed November 11 Armistice Day. Mr and Mrs V S Connor leave for Chicago to make their home. Armistice Day dance November 11 at the high school gymnasium under American Legion with tickets 1.00 and eats 35 cents. George W Magee independent candidate for county attorney cannot campaign due to illness in Rochester Minnesota of his wife. Magee pledges an economical administration and is supported by a club paid for by Magee for County Attorney.
On November 11 the community will pause to honor American arms that ended the great war. Four years ago joy swept the world as "peace" rang from hill tops. The Cash Store Chateau Mere Co and Jos Hirshberg and Co will remain closed that day. American Legion hosts services ending with a dance at the high school gym.
The Carlson family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of their husband son and brother. They also thank for floral offerings and for those who assisted with the funeral.
In Cut Bank on October 24 Judge Greene sentenced Lawrence Hill 24 and Glen Nelson 19 to two to four years in the state penitentiary for second degree burglary. They were found guilty of stealing a writing desk and clothing from Postmaster E. M. Davis's home last July and removing 27 pieces of beaver board from the walls. Hill a married man and son of George Hill, while Nelson hails from a Lethbridge family. The judge urged the defendants to heed the seriousness of their crime.
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