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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
10
Advertisement notes a bargain 405 caliber Bre. Anguire gun for sale. Mentions Mrs. B. B. Core and her son Postmaster G. C. Core leaving the city last Saturday for Deer Lodge to visit friends.
George Moore resigned his position with the Mercantile Co on Friday of last week. Mrs Arthur Hirshberg and child ren spent Sunday and Monday in Great Falls visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Harry King, old time residents of the Bynum country, transacted business at the county seat last Monday. Born at the Chateau Hospital on Wednesday October 27 1920 to the wife of J C Morgan of this city a son.
N Whitacre of Bozeman, a former Teton county resident, previously ran lumber yards at Choteau Pendroy Agawam and Farmington and conducted business here during the week.
Mrs C E Trescott who attended the Rebekah Assembly at Havre on Tuesday and Wednesday of last week departed Havre Wednesday night for Minneapolis to visit her sister Mrs F S Snyder in that city for a short stay.
Mr and Mrs Wm Tiller and their young daughter departed Saturday for their home in Whitefish after visiting briefly with Mrs Tiller’s brothers Major L A Foot and Stanley R Foot.
Carl W. Riddick, congressman from Montana’s 2nd district, spoke at a Pendray political meeting last Saturday evening then spent Sunday with friends in the city. He departed Monday morning for Great Falls.
Senator Thos. O. Larson and Major L. A. Foot departed Chateau Wednesday for Brady where they planned to speak at a political meeting that evening. They would then proceed to Cut Bank for another rally Saturday evening.
Chas G Wilcox of Great Falls attended the Jones Wilcox wedding last Sunday. Also notes birth at Chateau Hospital October 25 1920 to Judge Greene's wife. Hansen items and ads appear along with political rally in Fairfield.
H L Stafford, living west of Chateau, has closed a deal with A J Weisner to own the old E J Crary home in the Cowgill addition. Next Tuesday November 2 is election day and citizens are urged to vote their convictions. Chas Simon of Browning visits Chateau en route to Butte to act as interpreter in U S court cases involving Indians. Marguerite Clark is in town and will appear in Paramount Aircraft picture All of a Sudden Peggy on Wednesday, a jolly comedy.
George Murray of Bethold North Dakota will address farmers in Teton County on Saturday October 30th at 2 p m. He will also speak Monday night with a nonpartisan league speaker from St Paul to debate the political situation. Murray will answer questions courteously.
Reports from Pondera county suggest Valier will capture the county seat from Conrad, the temporary seat, by about 100 to 200 votes. Valier mounts a strong campaign while Conrad shows little interest in the race.
L. C. Marsh of Shelby, former Teton county commissioner, died at his home last Sunday of apoplexy and was buried in Shelby Monday. A Toole county figure, he had many friends here and was a Republican candidate to retain his county post until the party replaced him with Willis Nichols of Sweet Grass on Monday evening.
Dr. Fisher district state veterinary surveyor Dr. Emil Starz state chemist J. C. Taylor state livestock inspector and Dr. Moran supervise dipping at the old Clark ranch. Oil emulsion dip perfected by Dr. Swartz will be used to combat scab mites before winter.
110 horsepower Case engine with John Deere plows prepared to do all kinds of plowing. Enquire of Earl Schosser, Box 4, Choteau, Montana.
Wool and cross breed livestock offered for sale in Augusta Montana by J H Carmichael. Ladies Guild hosts an election supper and dance November 2 at Moose hall with tickets 110 and 25c for extra ladies, supper at Gorhams pool hall 60c. Election results to be announced at both venues. Womens Voters League meeting at Royal Theatre in Chateau features Judge J J Greene for Democrats and A B Guthrie for Republicans with Republicans favored in debate.
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