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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
5
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A brief notice promotes Hirshberg's main ad for money saving merchandise. It also reports a birth: a daughter born on September 21, 1919 to Mr. and Mrs. H. McGinnis, weighing nine pounds.
Fifty new silk waists arrived this week for sale on Friday and Saturday. Hirshberg's Henry Ryan of Walier and Jacob Lauffer of Birch Creek visited Cha teau yesterday as visitors. Walter H. Gorham of the Mission pool hall left Wednesday for a short visit to Butte with relatives and friends.
Julius Hirshberg departed Chateau last Saturday for San Francisco, California, where Mrs. Hirshberg and their young daughter are currently living.
The third division of the Ladies Industrial Society of the Methodist church will host a gathering at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon October 1. Hostesses are Mesdames H. T. Rhoads, E. N. Haugen, Chester Hale, N. E. Roberts and Fatherly.
Pat Daley, described as an old time Bolsheviki vagrant, was arrested by Marshal A. M. Walley and brought before J. B. De Haas, justice of the peace, who sentenced him to sixty days in the county jail with bread and water diet. Daley is well known to Teton county officers.
Francis X. Bushbman and Beverly Bayne star in the Metro drama Gods Outlaw at the Royal theatre next Tuesday. The tale follows a young man who loses faith and loved ones then seeks happiness with a new love, amid a romance and dramatic turns with strong supporting cast.
The Methodist church announces Sunday school will begin at 11 a m and run for one hour. Dr Harmon T Rhoads of Rhoads and Bateman traveled east last week for postgraduate work at an eastern hospital. Mrs BE Leise hosted the Evening Bridge Club with guests Mrs Phil S Cole and Mrs Roy Pilling. Mrs E N Haugen, Junior Red Cross chair in Teton County, left for Butte to attend a state Red Cross convention. C L Streeter of the Glenloyd hotel is hired by county commissioners to travel to Canada to buy seed grain for local farmers.
Firestone non skid tires at 18 dollars each with 1600 guarantee listed by L. E. Taylor Garage. Heating stove for sale by L. E. Taylor Garage. K K K meeting postponed from October 2 to October 16. Miss Clara Carson to be hostess. Honey to be delivered around October 1 at 35 cents per pound. leave orders with Thos. A. Smith. G. W. Yeager Chateau. Cattle shipments supervised by Wm. Wallace and Wm. Hodeskiss at Browning. Dr. H. J. McGregor travels to Iowa City and Rochester for surgeries. to return within ten days. James Heighton and Mrs. Heighton lease their Sherburn addition home to Roy Pillings and wife. will move after month’s start. Heightons to winter in California.
A local traveler from a ranch south of Chateau visited Browning for a week and reports Browning thriving. He predicts Browning will secure the county seat in the next general election.
Seventeen carloads of cattle were loaded at the Great Northern yards in Chateau for shipment to the Chicago market. Nine cars belonged to James Peebles of Strabane, three to Tim Cook, and two to Harsh Yeager.
Bertram Guthrie a former Teton County High School student left yesterday with Allan Dalby to enter the University of Washington journalism program. They will pursue the university course in journalism and begin studies at Seattle campus.
Elmer Weaver son of Mr and Mrs J M Weaver arrives in Chateau Friday evening after discharge from the American Expeditionary Forces. He is accompanied by his French wife whom he met in Europe. The bride, an orphan, lost both parents and a brother to the war and is welcomed warmly as she settles into life in Chateau.
Lost several head horses branded DL on left neck. Reward offered for return. Address WM. Wallace, Bob, Montana. Also a local shoe sale ad promotes ladies kid shoes Goodyear welts cloth top in white tan and black priced at 3.65. Claim listed by E. T. Glasgow.
Elmo Lincoln and cast filmed Elmo the Mighty in a rugged California mountain district. The first episode will be shown at the Royal Theatre on Saturday, October 11.
J S Tufford has moved from Chateau after a year in carpentry and is now employed on a new school building at Browning on the Blackfeet reservation. Fred Gewald, formerly with the Rocky Mountain Elevator Co., also relocated to Browning to work on the same project.
Dean W. Grooms of the Grooms bakery in Chateau left Browning the first of the week to tend business interests for a short period. He returned Tuesday morning with Lewis Thompson who rode the train from Browning with a shipment of Oulton’s cattle to Chicago. Thompson will visit relatives in Northern Iowa before returning to Choteau.
Hirshberg's announces a Friday and Saturday waist sale but will close Saturday October 4 due to a Jewish holiday. Jos. Hirshberg & Co. operates the store and directs customers to see the main advertisement for details.
Mrs. Douglas Boutilier and her children returned yesterday morning from a visit with relatives near Great Falls.
Owner to claim by paying pasture costs and advertising. Branded X on left hip. From A. K. Dale in Bole Montana.
Chas H Connor left Chateau Thursday bound for the Chicago cattle market with a train load of livestock. He plans to visit relatives in Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska before returning home, expecting to be away about a month or six weeks.
Twenty five carloads of cattle were shipped at the start of the week from Pendrey and Bynum to Chicago. In Choteau the shipment grew by one carload from J W Kerr of Farmington and three more carloads by Stafford and Miller of Choteau. A carload of horses bound for New Brighton Minnesota was also loaded at Choteau.
Carmel Myers appears in All Night at the Royal Theatre this Sunday. The photo play blends indelicate themes with deft humor as Myers headlines a charming performance.
Fully furnished and rented apartment property in Great Falls offers better than 250 dollars monthly. Includes whole or half section unincumbered hay and grazing land. Suitable for buyers seeking city comforts and steady income seeking owner C. V. Zimmerman Burlington Hotel Great Falls to contact.
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