Choteau Daily Brief News Items and Local Visits
Local merchants advertise everyday bargains from Hirshbergs to Gamble Store with coats lamps and roasters. The page notes residents visiting relatives and officials including Marjorie Roll’s eye illness and County Commissioner Edwards improving at home. Community members travel to Dutton Fairfield and Great Falls for meetings and Mayo Clinic plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg’s
Gamble
Mazda
Choteau Hardware Co
McCormick-Deering
Choteau Implement Co
John A. Swanson
Kansas City Life Insurance Co
R. F. Jones
Great Falls
Choteau
Hirshberg
S. Frank Bourne
Sever Bergan
Dutton
Chateau
Marjorie Roll
B. A. Roll
N. W. Edwards
Misa Lorraine Straight
C. A. Straight
Columbus Hospital
Browning
Dr Boyd Davis to Fit Glasses in Choteau
Dr Boyd Davis of C E Davis and Sons Great Falls will visit Choteau to fit glasses at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis & Sons
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Hospital Entries From Choteau Notes New Arrivals
Choteau hospital records list Jess Bleecker admitted April 1 for medical treatment. Mrs F M Heerman of Collins admitted April 2 for medical care. A daughter was born April 2 to Mr and Mrs Chas Cohoe at the hospital. Mrs Earl Sweedland of Fairfield admitted April 2 for surgical needs. Fred Sangermaine of Augusta admitted April 2 for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Bleecker
F. M. Heerman
Collins
Chas. Cohoe
Earl Sweedland
Fairfield
Fred Sangermaine
Augusta
Three Cut Bank Couples Married Here in Double Wedding
A double wedding took place Monday at the Chateau Gospel tabernacle with Evangelist Miss Betty Funk officiating. Berice Galloway age 18 wed Irving Siler 21, and Elsie Lauritzen 23 wed R A Hect 25, all Cut Bank residents. On Saturday Justice J G Jackson joined Howard Pederson 21 and Jeanette R Jones 21. A license was issued March 26 to Ben C Edmonson 26 and Alice K Gardner 24, of Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Gospel Tabernacle
Betty Funk
Cut Bank
Bernice Galloway
Irving Siler
Elsie Lauritzen
R. A. Hect
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
Howard R. Pederson
Jeanette R. Jones
Ben C. Edmonson
Alice K. Gardner
Great Falls
All County Meeting of H D Clubs in Power Draws Crowd
About 75 women from Beale Farmington Diamond Valley Dutton Liberty Center Power and Beck attended the county get together in Power with special guests County Agent Fred S Willson and Miss Florence Michaelson of Montana State College Bozeman. The event featured a blue gold and green hall, a noon dinner, club stunts and contests led by the Walkathon. Diamond Valley won first prize Farmington second and Edberty Center third as attendees praised the day despite bad roads and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power and
Beck
Beale
Farmington
Diamond Valley
Dutton
Liberty Center
Power
Fred S. Willson
Florence Michaelson
Montana State College
Bozeman
Edberty Center
Pendroy Man Stages Economic Demonstration in Chateau
Henry B. Smith a Pendroy area farmer vandalized the Chateau hotel to illustrate his economic recovery theory. He smashed a showcase and hurled a chair through a front glass, claiming the idea would spur work for carpenters and glaziers. He was jailed overnight, arraigned for disturbing the peace, then released after agreeing to pay damages and to leave town temporarily. Witness Clyde Kraber reported continued destruction as Smith damaged another window during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Henry B. Smith
Pendroy
Smith
Giles Trescott
Clyde Kraber
Kraber
North Montana College Honor Roll Grows to 39 Names
Thirty nine students at North Montana College Havre earned honor roll status for the winter quarter in an announcement released last Saturday. The list includes Teton County High graduates Miss Winona Gitchel and her brother Wayne Gitchel, both from Pendroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Montana College
Havre
Teton County High
Winona Gitchel
Wayne Gitehel
Pendroy
Annual Bole school election set for April 6
The Bole school house will host the annual school election on Saturday, April 6, from 2 to 6 p m. A light program and voting duties are expected as residents decide on school matters.
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Bole
Agawam and area notes include travel and social events
W P Sullivan shipped seven car loads of cattle last Wednesday. Mrs Ted Arensmeyer hosted a shower for her, with many gifts and refreshments. Miss Lorin Schaffer journeyed to Glasgow with her father to Great Falls. Snow blocked roads delaying Friday school. Families visited Great Falls for a walkathon. Harris brothers were in Bynum on business. Gemar family moved near Brady. G N Torgerson traveled to Choteau. Harrvic Nelson spent the weekend in Choteau. January-like weather with heavy snow and rising temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Sullivan
Ted Arensmeyer
Lorin Schaffer
Glasgow
Great Falls
Otto Schaeffer
Weist
Harris Brothers
Bynum
John Gemar
Brady
G. N. Torgerson
Choteau
Harrvic Nelson
Boy Scout Meeting Highlights With Stunts and Practice
Our meeting last Monday night featured vigorous signaling drills and scaling wall practice. Each patrol performed a stunt with the Silver Fox imitating troop committee men's wives and Pine Tree staging an April fool joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Fox Patrol
Troop Committee
Pine Tree Patrol
Hanusa
Daley
Scout Troop Delays Court of Honor and Plans Field Day
Patrols sing original songs and yell as announcements set back the court of honor to next month due to field day on April 13. Rally moves to May 3 and 4 at Valier. April 8 guest Mr. Jensen visits and a special meeting is planned. Troop invites all to Legion pavilion at 7 30 next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
Valier
Jensen
Legion Pavilion
Farmington Play “The Other Ghost” April 6 at Hall
Farmington presents a three act play The Other Ghost at Farmington hall on Saturday April 6 at 8 pm directed by Mrs Marion Averill and sponsored by the Ep worth League of Chateau. After the performance 4 H clubs will serve ice cream and cake for 10c a plate coffee 5c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington Hall
Marion Averill
Epworth League of
Chateau
Farmington
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J. C. Lindholm
Ed. Bailey
The
H. H Jones
Sid Mauery
Pacific Coast
Mr. Mauery
Highview
Leonard Christenson
Gay Bagley
Albert Lee
Minn
Bagley
C. H. Porter
Iowa
Minnesota
Porter
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Phil S. Cole
Cole
Middle West
Phillip Eschandi
Teton High
California
Civilian Conservation Corps
W. N. Streeter
Neihart
Streeter
Forest Service
George Carroll
Chateau Post No. 6
American Legion
Three Rivers District
H. W. Bateman
Fairfield Post
D. P. Thurber
Cascade County
Thurber
Blackstone
Monarch
Chateau Implement Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Elmer Smith
Legion and Auxiliary
R. W. Kirkpatrick
Conrad
George Jackson
Kirkpatrick
the Royal
George O’brien
Zane Grey
Harold Lloyd
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Metrotone News
Choteau Bakery
Cash & Carry Grocery
Castile
Montana
Choteau Hospital
H. D
Eeead
Earl Zimmerman
Dauwalder
Harvey Beyers
Wyoming
Oregon
Lloyd Munson
Dauwalder Ranch
Kermit Bjork
Lloyd
John Kosnick
Bole Britfs
Jack Anderson
C. A. Austad
Lethbridge
Canada
Tom Healy
A. W. Walker
John Mamuzich
Janet Carson
Frank Bjork
Blossom Dale
Oliver Hanson
Eloise Hanson
H. B. Hanson
Paul Mathis
Gladys Hane
Martin Hanson
Dale Home
John Armstrong
Gaghagen
Gerald Ditto
Inga Dale
D. B. Standish
Fdr
Societe and Johnson’s
the Post Tavern
Agawam
Boy Scout Weekly
Tom
Chick” Sulgrove, Prop
Walter Hentges, Scribe
Ethel Weist
Alma Wiest
J. B. Conner
I. Arensmeyer
Leslie Chalmers
Lafayette
H. R. Thompson
Harry Thompson
Martin Depner
W. F. Arensmeyer
Scissors Snippers
L. WH. Rutter
C. M. Swenson
F. W. Smith
Joe Knudtzon
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L. E. Taylor Garage
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