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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1922
Page
5
Choteau Montana items list house rental notices meat sales and local visits. Ads promote hay for sale and farm services while residents travel between Great Falls Minneapolis and Cedar Rapids. A fire destroyed the O. R. Nelson ranch dwelling with partial insurance coverage and hospital updates announce patient care and relocations.
Threshing began Monday near Choteau with the first 1922 crop hauled to J. M. Baker Co. from the Harry Boutilier ranch. A No 1 spring grain from the header box sold for 81 cents at Chateau. Yields in the county range from 15 to 40 bushels per acre on dry land.
Reports include births at the Chateau Hospital on August 27 and September 2, with nine and eight pound infants. A social at the M E church by the Epworth League invites attendance. Other items list clothing repairs, a social ad, real estate and livestock for sale, and forest service vehicle purchases.
Choteau Mercantile promotes fall Wooltex coats claiming best quality and right prices. The ad warns women not to overpay compared to Great Falls last year and accuses a customer of paying $10 more than the regular price.
If its clothes Ole at Swain's can fix you up. Car of Kounaup coal to arrive Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hagen of Butte are visiting at the ranch home of Mrs. Hagen's brother J. B. Hodgs kiss.
Choteau public schools will open next Monday September 11 pending arrival of a coal car from Roundup. J M Baker Co reports Mr and Mrs J Nett have relocated from Sunburst to Choteau in the past months and are now in town with the local community.
Mrs Charles Dunn and son from Great Falls visited here last week. Cha teau residents Mrs H Upman and family visited the Otness home. Ellen and Mable Hanson hosted friends with games music and a midnight luncheon. Several families traveled to Great Falls. A Luther League social is planned for September 22. Beach youths attend Choteau high. Threshing began in the area.
St Stephen's Church announces Sunday services with morning worship at 11:00 a.m. and evening service at 7:30 p.m. The sermon will cover The Good Samaritan and later address the Faith of the Church. Local notices include trout fry planting by Chateau Rod and Gun Club, travels of residents, lost coat, and Montana coal mine updates with statewide production figures.
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