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The Choteau Montanan (Choteau, Mont.), 02 Feb. 1923, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053031/1923-02-02/ed-1/seq-5/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
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Thos. A. Meagher, John Hentges and Geo. Miller made up a party who visited Shelby last Saturday. Chas. LePage left this week for .Cuf'Bank and other points in Glacier county, where he will attend to some ..matters of business. ... - The Great Northern will inaugurate •/a new system that should be of great - interest and benefit to our merchants „'and farmers as well as all in general, i They will have a warm car spotted „ at_ t i G - . N .station in Great Falls \'“every day at 2:30 p. m. to be loaded •- with perishable stuff for Choteau • and the same car will be returned to Great Falls in the morning. This will ^ give our shippers an opportunity of lending their produce direct to the ~ market, without the darfger of its be- l ing .frozen. Music:—Have.you the music for is any of these dances? Please let me know by February 9th—‘‘Old Timers” dance. French Minuet^ Chicago 'Glide', Oxford Minuet, Danish Polka, Heel and Toe Polka, Yorke, Knickerbocker, Saulte Quadrille, Lanciers, Saratoga Lanclers. Jas. Sulgrove, Choteau. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown enter tained the Saturday night 500 Club last Saturday evening. The usual game of 500 was played until mid night when a delicious lunch was ser ved by the hostess. After lunch cards and conversation were the diversions until £ late hour in the morning. All present seemed to enjoy themselves to the fullest extent. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Odenwald, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Archibald, Mr. and Mrs. John Ragland, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ashworth, Mrs. S. J. Edgar, Mrs. Bennett, Chas. Butler and Chas. J. Strand. Spring dry goods due Monday.' HIRSHBERG’S. I. S. Mar tine was a business visitor irt- Great Falls Monday. Mrs. James Eckford—will entertain the Friday Bridge Club at her home. - 'Germ antown yam s, 35c.»baH. for;:29a . HIRSHBERG’S Thos.' Clark, well known stôckm ü n ’ of Gilman, was in our city Tuesday of this week. Dave p . Moore of Red Oak, Iowa, came to Choteau this week to .a tte n d to business affairs'. ___ L_i __ n / ‘ ’ A ï ' ' - ' . •' .. T - . ' * ' • ' • ,(ä* . £ Mrs. Henry Robison wásra\püsSeii¿ ger Wednesday.jmoming fqr a ' briefif- visit in Great\Falls. - *•' ‘ -V Frank Snider of the Choteau Drug Co. spent several days last week vis iting at his ranch east of Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. Jos.. Baart visited’ in Great-Falls a few days Hhe'first pàrt of the week. T o Buy Anything W. W: Rhae, flelij manager -for the Gordon Campbell Co., left Saturday for a business trip to Denver in the interests of his company. To Sell Anything Mrs. Saylor visited the schools of Dutton and vicinity Thursday and Friday of this week. Mrs. Thos. Freidt entertained the Saturday Night Bridge Club at her home last week. Mrs. Harry Benson entertained six tables of Bridge Thursday evening. Mrs. Gordon Shields of Pendroy was a Choteau visitor the early part of the week. Mrs. Ella Deaver returned to her home in Choteau Saturday morning after visiting her sister, Mrs. J. E. Mullaney, and attending the dance at Morning View Friday night.—Pend roy Progress. WANTED TO T R A D E H o r s e s for either car or cattle. Car must be in A1 shape. John Weaver, Jr. FOR RENT:—Good house, nicely furnished. With or without barn | and garage. Inquire of Mr. or Mrs. C. D. Yeager, Choteau, Montana. Plisse krinkled nightgown crepes, 50c grade at 37% c per yard. Friday to Monday only. HIRSHBERG’S. Mrs. Phil I. Cole will entertain a number of her lady friends at bridge Saturday afternoon. There will be a meeting at school district No. 30 at Power Saturday for the purpose of straightening out the financial affairs. Mrs. Saylor will be In attendance. Earl Burgett of Great Falls, agent for the Bankers Life Insurance Co., was a Choteau visitor Saturday. D. Ryan and K. R. West of Great Falls, attorneys, were Choteau visi tors Tuesday. 1 deal in real estate, city and country prop erty. I have opened an office next door to the Merchant’s Cafe. Call and look over my lists. Jos. Osier arrived in Choteau from Helena jn response to a message an-„ nouncing the death of his mother.’ -* E. J. Hirshberg left Thursday for California to pay a visit to his father and take a well earned vacation. Mrs. Webb, assistant in the county clerk’s office is reported on the sick list this week. Joe Radcliffe of Fairfield was gath ering the greetings of his friends in the city the first of the week. / Clarence Hess, who is employed with the Pet Ex people at Sunburst, is visiting his family here this week. Mi’s. Arthur Hirshberg entertained a number of her lady friends at bridge last Saturday. Mrs. E. J. Crary re ceiving the high score and Mrs. G. C. Core the lowest. Mr. and Mrs. Phil I. Cole went to Great Falls Wednesday on a combin ed business and pleasure trip. Mrs. H. T. Rhoads left Tuesday afternoon for Helena where she will visit with Senator Rhoads for several days. Richard Ellis, Who is engaged in the sheep business west of town, came in from Great Falls Tuesday evening. 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STEPH E N 'S NOTES. (See card of services in another part of this paper.) The party given by the Guild last Monday evening in the ;K. of P.-,hair proved to he j i .vej-y enjoyable affair, and was well'- attended. FifteeiL'ta- bles of cards were occupied until about ten-thirty when a bounteous lunch was served. Dr. Percy Stickney Grant, the New York rector who has been receiving wide newspaper noteriety of late, has been rector of this Parish of the Ascention in lower Fifth Averiue for the past thirty years and has a glor ious record behind him of things done for the betterment of the work ing classes of society. He lately has flatly denied the divinity of Jesus of Nazareth and, since the Episcopal church has placed itself squarely up on that doctrine, and Dr. Grant will not resign after finding himself no longer believing in the doctrines^ of the Episcopal Church, there is noth ing left for his Bishop, Dr. Maiming, to do but commence proceedings to unfrock the rector. Dr. Grant is en titled to believe as he pleases, of course, but he ought to have the good sense to withdraw from the organiza tion with which he finds himself no longer in harmony. && Ike” Martine Royalties Leases Oil Lands Crystal White Soap, 20 bars for $1. HIRSHBERG’S. Mrs. Kyle Jones of Bynum was shopping in Choteau and visiting with relatives Thursday. Miss Schimmelfeng was a passeng er on the Milwaukee© Thursday for a. shopping tour in Great Falls. Last Monday morning occured the death at the Choteau Hospital of Florence Elaine Dale, four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Dale of Fairfield. Besides the grief stricken parents three other children survive. The sympathy of the entire community is extended in this, their hour of trial. Death was caused by Spinal Menin gitis. Funreal services were held from th Methodist church Wednesday after noon and burial was made in the Choteau cemetery. The largest size grown grape fruit at 15c. See show window. HIRSHBERG’S. J. E. Cashman of Bynum Choteau visitor Saturday. was a O. W. Miracle, contractor of Great Falls, was a Choteau visitor Friday. Jas. Walcutt, the well known au ctioneer, left Thursday for his home in Great Falls. Before returning to Choteau, Mr. Walcutt will go to Monarch, where he will hold a sale of livestock and farm machinery. Wool and part wool dress goods, worth up to $1.75 per yard, 59c. HIRSHBERG’S. For Rent.—Cash or crop shares— Mrs. Thompson’s 240 acres in section 23 and 24, five miles west of Collins. Small house, Jas. Sulgrove, Choteau Joe Dusak returned to Choteau to day (Friday) after spending some time with home folks in Sandcoulee. Judge Greene came home Wednes day after having held court at several different points in the northern part of the state. No doubt the many friends of Frank Morton Crone, a former resident of this community, will be surprised to hear that under date of December 28th, 1922, he was married to Maude Goodyn Rumsey of New York. 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