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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1920
Page
4
For President W. G. Harding of Ohio and Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts are listed as the presidential ticket. The Congressional ticket shows Carl W. Riddick of Fergus County as the Second District candidate.
State and judicial ticket details include Governor Dixon and other officials from Missoula Gallatin Helena Butte Kalispell and Kalispell with multiple county posts. The list also names public service commissioners school superintendent and coroner among others. Also advertised is an 18 36 engine farming equipment set for sale by Phil I. Cole Chateau with flexible terms.
The church announces Sunday services at 11 AM and 8 PM with Sunday school at 12 PM and notes the furnace is now fully installed making the church warm for attendees.
I will sell at public auction unless claimed before day of sale one chest branded ETROIN SHADLUT TOIT nut sorrel mare weight about 1100 branded on left shoulder Sale to be held at John Tunneius place 12 miles west of Power and 18 miles east of Chateau on November 23 at 2 00 p m J W Hightower stock inspector
J A Hamilton of Bird Hills west of Choteau recovers from severe pneumonia after days of illness. Miss Agnes Higgins, a Chouteau teacher from the Du puyer creek area, also recovering from pneumonia. For sale includes sewing machine, cabinet heater, dining table and other furniture. phone 42W.
Public cash auction to sell at Conrad Witt ranch four miles west of Power on November 28 at 11 30 a m unless claimed earlier. Sheriff J S Alsup of Toole county was in Choteau last Saturday evening.
About twenty Chateau ladies spent last Saturday at Mrs Bair’s Home with a pleasant lunch and afternoon. Mrs Bair hosted another ladies party on Wednesday. John Moore the game warden and J Swanson returned from a hunting trip to the Sun River country west of Chateau reporting deer scarce due to little snow making tracking difficult.
An October parade along Fifth Avenue closed a day of campaigning for Republican vice presidential candidate Governor Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts. Grand marshal Charles H. Sherill announced about 75,000 marchers and 100 bands would participate in the torchlight procession.
The American Red Cross runs a broad program for disabled World War veterans in Public Health Service hospitals and through Federal Board for Vocational Education agencies. Workers assist from admission to discharge, with convalescent homes, ward activities, and post discharge Home Service. They aid mental health survivors, help with compensation claims, arrange loans and housing, assist appeals, and track men who drop out of training. The Institute for the Blind near Baltimore trains blinded veterans and directs vocational placement after an extensive survey to match skills with community needs.
The Iberian chapter of the American Red Cross made a $480 contribution to a fund raised by the Spanish Red Cross and the League of Red Cross Societies to combat malaria.
In Montana district court, Strain Realty files suit against W H Emerson and Emerson widow, Union Bank as administrator of J C Emerson estate, and unknown claimants asserting possible liens or clouds on Strain Realty's title to described property. The State of Montana serves W H Emerson and Emerson.
This legal notice warns defendants to answer a complaint in the Montana court within twenty days after service. It outlines that the action seeks to quiet title to Lot 5, Block 12, Chateau Townsite, Teton County, and to remove any cloud from the plaintiff's title. The second part forecloses a 1917 mortgage on lands in Teton County and requires appearance to contest the lien and redemption rights on multiple described parcels.
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