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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1916
Page
14
A collection of brief items reports visitors and activities in Choteau Helena Great Falls and Fairfield including attorney visits witnesses in court real estate offerings rental space and cattle or sheep wintering requests hunting ban and a Fairfield town hall dedication with Gov Stewart delivering the principal address.
I have 150 tons of hay to be put up on shares. Apply to James Peebles Strabane Mont. Valentine Bennett an employee of the Milwaukee has been a patient at McGregor hospital this week. Mr and Mrs Charles LaBresch and daughter Lois visit Hannan Gulch ranger station. Miss Mattie Taylor has left for Seattle after visiting her sisters Mrs J J Hannan and Miss Helen Taylor.
Notices of agricultural finance offer seven and one half percent loans with applications to John M. Howland of Lewistown Montana Imusland Block. Also brief society notes: Mrs John Jackson Sr travels with son to Spokane, Ed DeNayer visits his mother Mrs W A Emerick and brother Louis DeNayer in Great Falls.
M. O'Neil, democratic candidate for public administrator, stayed several days at the home of his daughter Mrs. H. J. McGregor and departed Monday morning for his home in Cut Bank.
The body of Mrs. A. V. Farrar who died Saturday at Chateau hospital was shipped Monday to her former home in Norwalk Ohio. Accompanied by her husband Mr Farrar the remains were sent by train. Mrs Farrar had been ill only a short time and was brought to the hospital from Datton a few days before her death.
Mrs Sleeth from Washington City who spent the summer here with her mother Mrs Sterling McDonald and the C S McDonald and K G McLean families left Monday for home. She is accompanied by her niece Frances McLean who will attend the National Cathedral School where Mrs Sleeth teaches art.
Milwaukee railway brakeman Marvin Riddell underwent surgery by Dr. McGregor at McGregor hospital last Wednesday. The patient is recovering well.
At Chateau lodge No. 11 I O O F meeting last Saturday Chas H Connor was elected the representative to the grand lodge session to be held in Miles City in the third week of October Seth Roll was elected as the alternate.
C C Morrison of the Great Northern immigration department visited Chateau from Saturday to Monday. He notes a large influx of new people into Montana with many seeking homestead land in areas like the Fort Peck reservation. When land is exhausted there, demand will shift to improved lands as crop yields in the last two years draw attention to the state.
Chris Hanson and family spent the week at Helena attending the state fair. Attorney G. W. Magee was in town Monday on business before the court.
Bert Christie remains in satisfactory condition after an operation at McGregor hospital and expects discharge soon. Miss Pearl Heighton has left for Seattle to take a hospital position. The Buick giveaway by Jos Hirshberg & Co. will be displayed at their Chateau store soon. M A Graves and Elmer Lepp were arrested for allegedly stealing a wagon load of wheat from James Eckford ranch and selling it to the Sloan elevator. Lepp posted 500 bail. Graves remains jailed.
J H Little of Gilman returned home after serving as juror. Deputy Innes moved Blackie Manning to state prison. Dr C L Malone left McGregor Hospital. Mrs John Eckford and Mrs W O Crary visited Iowa. Crary and son Arthur stayed with Dr E J Crary. State fair attendees include Hodgs kiss Hodskiss Jr Silas Monroe Elmer Cardell James Eckford P S Cole R M Farrington and wife. Gov S V Stewart to open campaign in Teton county with address at the court house Sept 30, joined by Harry B Mitchell for congress.
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