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Cook a well known farmer who lives west of town, is reported to be very Sick at his ranch home this week. Phil. I. Cole went to Great Palls and Helena the first of this week to attend to some business matters. ' 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 Mrs. T. O. Larson went to Great Palls Wednesday on a shopping ex pedition. Mike .Wolf, who is employed with one of the\ Oil companies at Kevin, visited with his family here this week, returning to his work Tuesday. Robt. Malone of the Muddy Ranch left Tuesday for Great Palls and Shelby on a few days business trip. WANTED TO TRADE:—Horses for either car or cattle. Car must, be in A1 shape/ John Weaver, Jr. -,-^Robert [Clarkson, made an; afioial visit-to Power Wednesday morning. . Mrs. Lewis Thompson was a pas senger on the Milwaukee Thursday afternoon for Great Falls. Ladies’ all wool knickers ;at $3.95; 2 bars of lemon cream soap for 16c: . . HIRSHBERG’S.' ’ John M. Ryan, Jr., an attorney o f Great Falls-was a business visitor at the court house' Thursday. < \ • G. E. Briggs, a prominent oil man of Chester, attended \ t o matters of businessi in our city Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.- ,.ìn . C. E., Barrfck of , .Nelson,, Monti was a business visitor ..in Choteau this week. ' . . ; 40c grade 25 cents. p la y in g cards p e r deck HIRSHBERG’S. Dune Stewart, the hotel man of Bynum was shaking hands with his many friends in our city Tuesday. A. M;. Wàllêÿ weilt to Great Falls Thursday afternoon to attend to some matters of business. A*> P. Swanson, the banker at Pendroy, was in Choteau Thursday looking after business affairs. Mrs. Mort Hirshberg returned to her home at Fairfield Thursday after noon after visiting friends and rela tions in Choteau for a few days. Mayor Armour of Great Falls had business to attend to at the court house Thursday. N. O. Tuttle of Bynum was a visitor in Choteau the first of the week. At a public meeting at Power last Saturday, the people of school district No. 30, decided to call a special election to vote on the proposition of a 30 mill tax to enable them to carry on their school work. The date for the election has not been set but it will be as early as possible. . ....... . ■ ■ ... .,JhU «h * > J ^ 1 >. ^ _ t* - * J - » 4 - - . » mp '■■tt*r+r**,**‘*+'*iï*'‘** 1 ’ 'v. -'‘r ’ li v ' : Next week County Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Edythe Saylor and County Nurse Miss Aagot Lian will visit the schools at Power and Collins John McKenzie, Great Falls attor ney, was attending to court matters in Choteau Thursday. Wm. Poison of Montesano, Wash., was attending to business in Choteau Wednesday. FOR RENT:—Good house, nicely furnished. With or without bam and garage? Inquire of Mr. or Mrs. D. Yeager, Choteau, Montana. G. W, Liliie, who superintends the Rocky Mountain Elevators, made a business visit to the- local elevator of that company-this week. W. D.. Jones of Bynum came down Monday ^morning £o attend thg, regular, session /bf the* couhfjT commissioners. Donald Kerr came in Monday morningi to be present at the meeting of the cjbunty commissioners who are in session this week. Mrs. Edythe Saylor was a business visitor in Great Fall3 last Saturday: Ross Porter, a former resident of this section, b*ut who now resides at } Cascade, visited friends in Choteau this week. Mr. and Mrs. , Chester Hale enter tained the Saturday night Bridge club at their home last Saturday. Supt. Gillick, H. R. Wahoki and'W. T. O’Donnell, officials of the Montana Division of the Great Northern, made a business trip over the Choteau iine Tuesday of this week. H. 0. Hamilton of Spokane, Wash., was registered at one of our Hotels this week. Mrs. Laura- Adams, who has been visiting with her daughters, Mrs. H. E. Adams and Mrs.. Chas. Scherrer, returned, to her home at Sun River last Monday. Mrs. Scherrer accom panied her for a brief visit. J. C. Taylor left over the Milwaukee Monday for Lewistown and other joints tp^ attend J;o..business matters, G. M. Coffey wqs a passenger for Great Falls Monday afternoon for a few days business visit. Chas. Wilcox, assistant in the First State Bank of Bynum, was a Great Falls visitor this week. C. K. Malone returned Saturday from points in Washington, where he had been „called on business. Mrs. Malone accompanied him and is now visiting her mother and other rela tives on the coast James Ryan, a prominent citizen of Great Falls, was seen, on our ttreets last Monday. Jos. Osier, who came from Helena to attend the funeral of his mother, returned to that city Saturday morning. • J.. W. Walcutt, the auctioneer re turned to Choteau Monday after hold ing a very successful farm, sale near Monarch last Saturday. Mr. Walcutt says live stock sold at extra good prices sheep bringing as much as $15.00 per head and other things sell ing .equally as high. W. R. Cooley of Spokane, who is president of the Giant Petroleum Co., which is drilling south of town, was visiting the well in company with other officials Tuesday. Ray R. Porter, the Bynum merch ant, was in. Choteau attending' to matters of business last Tuesday. He informed this office that he will soon engage in the mercantile business in Neihart and will retain his store in Bynum. We Caan Help You loeey The right kind o f printed forms will help your business prosper by saving your time and keeping your records in proper shape. *' * Our seryice as printers is not limited to taking your order and putting some: ink on paper according to your \directions. W e are able to make suggestions for. business printing that may save considerable money for. you. Our plant is completely equipped arid'we carry a stock o f ©@53© T h e U t i l i t y B u s i n e s s P a p e r in order-to- A deputy collector of Internal revenue will be at Choteau, Montana, a the post office, on February 19, 20 and 21, 1923,'• for ’ the purpose of assisting ‘ taxpayers in filing their income tax returns for the year 1922. Mrs. E. J. Hirshberg entertained at one o’clock dinner op Wednesday. The invited guests were Mrs. A. C. Burbank, Mrs. J. I. Cain, Mrs. H. W. Bateman, Mrs. Arthur Hirshberg, Mrs. E. A. Savory of Dupuyer and Mrs. Mort Hirshberg of Fairfield. Mrs.E. A. Savory of Dupuyer came in last Monday from her ranch house and will visit with friends for a few days. Judge Greene granted the applica tion of Bern! Edÿthea Archer Graves to change her name to Berni Edythea Archer SteClaire on Thursday. •The girls Friendly Society gave a delightful dancing party at the public school auditorium on Friday evening, in celebration of their membership into this very worthy and important international association. Fourteen couples participated and all went home with the firm conviction that Mrs. Roulston, Mrs. Baker and Prof. Ray were the best of chaperones. •r •ft S t 4t 4t * 4t •5« «4» 4* 4t •ft 4« 4 * •ft •ft •ft •ft -2 - •f* •ft ♦ * •ft •it * •ft ■ft •ft •ft ffr •ft •ft •ft •ft •ft •ft •f* •ft •ft •ft 4* •ft •ft •ft •ft •ft •ft •ft , «ft •ft •ft •ft •ft •ft */• a •ft •s. 4< 4- 4» •ft 4* •ft 4< •ft a •ft 4* •ft 4< •£ •ft 4- •ft ’ A ••ft 4< 4* : 4t • 4* 14 * * ■ 2 ; 2 ; *5* •ft >4t 4t ‘•ft Do You Want To Buy Anything k * * • To Sell Anything 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. “Ike” Martine Royalties Leases Oil Lands 4* 4* 4* 4* t 4» 4» 4» t 4* 4* 4» 4* ’ 4» 4* 4* 4 * 4 * « • ! ; 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4» 4» 4* 4» 4* 4« 4- 4« 4» 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* t 4* 4* 4* 4- 4“ 4* 4 * 4* 4 » 4» 4 * •y 4» 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 » 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 - 4* 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 » 2 4 » 4* 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4 * 4* 4* 4 * 4» , 2 4* 4* 4* 4» 2 4* 2 4* 4* 4* • > I First class apples free from frost at $1.95 per box, wrapped. HIRSHBERG’S. Mi«.’ Maule of Bynum was brought to the Choteau Hospital Thursday in a very > serious condition, suffering from partial paralysis. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bamett of Coh- rad visìfced relatives and friends in ChotéSffì this week. ’ Farm of 320 acres in section 17 6 miles north east of Farmington for rent. Either cash or shares. Good house, ' parn and other buildings. In quire of Montanan. New wash fabrics, new crepes, new ginghams, lowest prices. HIRSHBERG’S. Mrs. R. E. Nelson very pleasantly entertained a number of her friends at a Kensington on Friday afternoon. Mrs. C. S. McDonald entertained at n a birthday dinner in honor of her son C. Denzil McDonald! Covers were laid for six, and besides the host and hostess, included Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Guthrie and Mr. and Mrs. C. Denzil McDonald. - Milo Sabins, who lives at Dupuyer, and who had both leg8 bedly crushed last fall by having a traction engine turn over on them, is now able to leave the hospital and will go to his home today. Della'Leech of Bynum was \a Cho teau visitor the early part oi the week. The Dramatic department of the Woman’s Club staged a very clever little play during the social gathering held at the home of Mrs. G. C. Core. The Club members were enthusiastic in their praise and were brought to the realization that we have some real talent in our midst. The ones who. took part in the play were Mrs. C. Looney,. Mrs. Oscar Joanis, Mrs. A. deYong,.Mrs G. C. Core, Mrs. J. D. Ray and Miss Marie Schimmelpfeng. director.^ The committee composed of Mrs. A. B. Guthrie» Mrs. ,Obert Peterson, Mrs. H. E. Bush and Mrs. VonSchriltz served a delightful lunch The Parent Teachers Association held its regular meeting at the public school Mpnday evening. Those who did not attend missed a treat as the paper on \Where the Parent has Failed, From the Standpoint of the Lecturer” read by Mrs. Looney and discussed by Mrs. Haugen and Prof. Ray was intensely interesting. The song by the High school Glee Club and readings by Miss Phyllis Green were also much appreciated. The association, by a unanimous vote, will join the State. Federation of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers association. Colonel James T. Stanford of Great Falls was in the city Monday and Tuesday, looking after bis oil leases. •At the regular session-of the county commissioners this week it was de cided to discontinue the office of county nurse. February 28th being the'date set for the closing of the office-/* ' ’ Mrs. Gerald Beach was hostess to a dinner and theatre party In honor of Mr. Beach’s birthday. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Givens, Mr. and Mrs.- C. Denzil McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Beach. The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club held their regular meeting with Mrs. James Eckford. Next meeting will be with Mrs. T. H. Givens. The ladies of the M. E. church are beginning the new year by putting some real meaning into their same— Industrial. First, their meetings will s»art promptly at 3 o’clock. Second, committees will purchase, plan and cut materials to be handed to members to mak-s Into articles *or a church bazair next fall. Every member please come, bring your thimble and some real work wiP be accom p lice 1. Other new Important committees were appo’nted to lake charge of different phases of the church work. The serving committees will be rei vised. The 4tb committee will seive. »r February H'h v.-.i 1’orier. Is chairman, Mrs. C. S. McDonald, Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Streeter. Music lovers of Choteau enjoyed a rare treat when they had the pleasure through the Choral Club of hearing the program given by Mr. R. A. Keyes, Mrs. L. E. Lyford, Miss Mar jorie Grover and Miss Jean Graham of Great Falls. After the concert a reception was held In the parlors of the M. E. Church and a sumptioua luncheon served. One of the prettiest bridge parties of the season was given” by Mra. Phil I., Cole at her home Saturday after noon. The first, touch of thé valen tine season was in evidence and muçh mèrriment prevailed when each guest read her fortune which was tucked away in individual valentine favors. Five tables played. • Mrs. J. I. Cain winning high score and Mrs. Ray Halladay- low score. The guests in cluded -Mrs. T. O. Larson, Mrs. E. J. Hirshberg, Mrs G C. Core, Mrs. E. J. Crary, Mrs. B. I. Packer, Mrs. Homer Diçkgy^irs. 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