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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
5
The Episcopal Church invites worshipers to attend Sunday morning services at 11:30 and evening prayers at 7 45 with a Sunday school session from 11:30 to 19 45. Rev L Fy Haley, the rector, extends a cordial welcome to all attendees.
At the First Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. Percy Reid McMahan leads regular services with morning worship at 10 30, Sunday School at 11 30, Epworth League at 7 00, and evening service at 7 45. All friends and visitors are welcome.
Meets the first and third Wednesday of each month at 8 o clock pm. John T. Moore, W M. J I Cain, Sec.
The organization OES plans activities on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Members are invited to attend meetings and participate in scheduled events.
The Queen Rebekah Lodge holds meetings on the first and third evenings each month following the subordinate lodge's schedule.
Four men from the reservation area arrested after investigation into the theft of twelve colts from former Senator William Cowgill at Birch Creek ranch. Six colts found near Browning and five near the foothills. one found dead after the escape. Dixon pleads not guilty. others bound over to district court with $1,000 bail each.
Mrs K B Cohoe will entertain the Guild on Thursday afternoon September 18th in a social gathering at her home.
Miss Lillian Crawford departed for Great Falls on Wednesday. County Surveyor Colin Ward traveled to St Benton today to tend to professional business. Mrs. Truchot plans to leave early next week for Oregon to spend the winter with relatives.
A 1250 pound wagon and harness are offered for sale with details available at the Montanan office. Ice cream is advertised as a cool day dessert and can be ordered by calling Chateau Drug Co. Irene Malmin has left Chateau for winter in Minnesota. John Jackson Sr and wife plan to move from Chateau to Seattle next week to start a new home.
John Graves lost his balance while going to the cellar at his place of business and hurt his right shoulder. He is under Dr. Bateman’s care and is progressing well.
Co. H. Drake and wife traveled from Conrad on Wednesday to visit Mr. Drake’s mother who had been ill. The family reports Mrs. Drake is considerably improved at this writing.
James H. Devlin of West Butte and his bride Amy Beatrice Houliston spent a brief visit in Chateau last Monday with his sister Mrs. Angus Rose and relatives. The couple, former city residents, are greeted by many friends wishing them well on married life.
A notice announcing several fresh milch cows are for sale and directs inquiries to Cecil Yeager. The brief item identifies the seller and the contact person for arrangements.
A H Barr arrives from Brady for two days of business matters, visiting local contacts and handling interests.
A mild dark roan cow branded 15 on the right ribs is missing. A reward is offered for information leading to the cow's recovery. George Richards requests help. Miss Lillian Lepper of the county clerk's office left for a short visit to her Ft. Benton home.
Choteau travels to Valier next Sunday for a deciding game in a 3 3 season series. Powers and Crawford will form the Choteau battery as both teams have won three games against each other this season. Choteau aims to seize the scalp.
Jas N. Ralston and family loaded their household goods and left for Helena this week to reside there. They travel by land and expect to arrive by week’s end. Mr and Mrs Ralston have long lived in Teton county and leave behind many friends who wish them well in their new location.
Hon J G Bair deputy collector of customs for four years based in Great Falls returns to Chateau to resume legal practice. A longtime Teton county bar member over 20 years, his reinvolvement is welcomed by clients who recall his proven record of success.
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