Choteau In Brief Shows Local Commerce And Social Notes
Local business ads list sales and promotions at Hirshberg's and Chateau Hardware Co including suits coffee and lamps. Officials report cattle shipments by C K Malone to Manhattan and community visits by residents including Denman Holst Woolenweber and Miller. Twilight league interest rises with about 30 signups and Mon tana Gas Co-Op activity in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Nett
Montana Gas Co-Op
Billings
Chateau
City
Co-Op
Glass fitting by Dr. Boyd Davis in Choteau
Dr. Boyd Davis of C E Davis and Sons will fit glasses in Choteau at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis & Sons
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Court actions and filings in April term
Judge R. M. Hattersley set to preside Friday for the regular April term. Two damage suits stemming from a past automobile collision name Kenneth Bergman as defendant with Joseph Yates and C. A Youngman as plaintiffs, with John L. Slattery representing both. Frances Rosengren issued a marriage license to Melvin L. Weaver and Neva Grace Fair, married the same day by Justice J. G. Jackson. County Attorney E. L. Murphy filed grand larceny charges against Irvine Peterson for wheat theft. Peterson to be arraigned Friday before Judge Hattersley, after arrest in Great Falls by Teton officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hattersley
District Court
Kenneth Bergman
Joseph Yates
C. A Youngman
John L. Slattery
Frances Rosengren
Melvin L. Weaver
Neva Grace Fair
Lewistown
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
E. Ll. Murphy
Irvine Peterson
Dutton
Peterson
Hattersley
Great Falls
Teton
Choteau Hardware Co Ad Highlights Discounts and Goods
A local ad promotes fork handles and ferruled hay for 39c, wallpaper as low as 15c per double roll, Wilson Bros shirts on sale, 1985 Congole um rugs, SkyRider shoes for boys at 2.95 a pair, and fresh ground coffee 3 lbs for 89c with 4 cartons 20c hot-wheat wafers free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg’s
Choteau Hardware Co
Wilson Bros
Hirshberg's
Young Matron Dies Sud denly in Choteau
Pearl Bruno 19 died Tuesday in Choteau hospital from pneumonia and complications. Born February 29 1916 near Belgrade she was daughter of Sam and Mrs Sinclair. Survived by husband Jack Bruno two children her parents and two siblings. Funeral likely Friday at Catholic church with burial at mouth of canyon south fork Teton. Body at Roberts funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Bruno
Jack Bruno
Choteau Hospital
Belgrade
Sam Sinclair
South Fork
the Teton
Roberts Funeral Home
Former Truchot Cowboy Dies in Conrad
John Bowen, longtime rancher from the Sweet Grass hills western district, died at St Marys hospital Sunday night. He rode for the Truchot outfit near Choteau in early days and later partnered with Jeff D. Pruett in 1891. Bowen owned a 1000 acre ranch and significant cattle holdings. funeral arrangements noted burial in Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bowen
Sweet Grass Hills
St. Mary’s Hospital
Shelby
Truchot
Choteau
Jeff D. Pruett
Conrad Independent Observer
4 H Club Council Reform Planned In Teton County
Charles G. McDermott of the Pow er community was named president of the Teton County 4 H Club council at a Saturday meeting to reorganize the former council and restart activities. Officers include Mrs H J Stafford vice president Mrs F W Smith secretary and Myles Standish treasurer. Plans call for a county 4 H fair a rodent control contest a county picnic a judging and demonstration contest and participation in North Montana fair and local chautauqua with 18 cash prizes for the rodent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. McDermott
Power
Teton County
Court House
4-H Club
H. J Stafford
F. W. Smith
Myles Standish
Fred Willson
Florence Michaelson
Montana State College
North Montana
Teton
Wm. F Olsen
Alvin Reiquam
Harry Laubach
H. L. Stafford
Young Peoples
After Effects Measles Fatal to Fairfield Youth
William Van Setten Jr. aged 17 died Monday at Deaconess Hospital Great Falls from after effects of measles with other complications. He resided on the Fairfield bench northeast of Fairfield born April 22 1919. Funeral at Chateau Methodist Church conducted by Rev A Lunde burial Chateau cemetery. Survived by parents and four brothers Carl John Harry Antone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William van, Setten
Wm. van Setten
Great Falls
Fairfield
Methodist
Chateau
A. Lunde
Great Falls Offigiating
Roberts Funeral Home
Woman's Club Meeting and Local Social Notes
The Woman's club will meet at the hall on Thursday April 18. Members are asked to bring an article for lunch. Great Falls visitors Paul Mathis and Pete Sandmo attended. Mrs. John Holm visited her daughter Irené Johnson in Los Angeles planning a two week vacation. Mrs. Ralph Clayton visits family in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. John Kosnick traveled to Great Falls. Mrs. Kosnick and children return by train Monday. Zimmérman family reception marked their upcoming move to Seattle Washington. Mrs. Zimmerman received a black purse as a gift. neighbors from across the county attended. Friday afternoon a surprise party at Bose School honored the Zimmerman girls with games and refreshments. Families hosting Zimmerman relatives included the Munsen, Vance of Fairfield, Gronbergs, and Wheeler Cole families. The H.D. club also held an event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mathis
Pete ‘Sandmo
John Holm
Irené” ‘Johnson
Los’ ‘Angeles
Calif
Ralph” Clayton
Seattle
John Kosnick
Great Falls
Washington
C. A. Austad
Groberg
Elmer Erickson
Zinsmermans
Woman's Club
Zimmerman
Munsons
Vincent Vance
Fairfield
Gronbergs
Tre
Osea Cagge Wheeler Cole
Bale
iKermit Dale
Miss Blossom Dale
H.d.,club
Community meeting highlights and local obituaries
Last Thursday at the hall a meeting featured sketches of lives and works with Kat Dvorak and blind musician Fanny Crosby read by Mrs. Fred Swenson and Mrs. Martin. Gronberg played a piano solo as Mesdames Davis Houfek and McNabb hosted. Family notices report William Von Setten, son of Mr and Mrs Wm Von Setten, died in Great Falls. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Hanson returned from Deaconess hospital. Ralph Clayton is a patient at Chateau hospital. Jerry Ditto returned home from treatment in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kat Dvorak
Fanny J.crosby
Fred Swenson
Martin
Gronberg
Mesdames Davis
Houfek
McNabb
William von Setten
Wm. von Setten
Fairfield Bench
Great Falls
H. B. Hanson
Deaconess Hospital
Ralph Clayton
Chateau Hospital
Oliver Hanson
Choteau
Clayton
Jerry Ditto
Farmington Notes and Community Gatherings
David Conner returned to his Alexandria Nebraska home after a two week stay with his brother J B Conner. The Beck school house hosted a Recreational meeting with several local residents present. A railroad bridge crew remains on the Farmington side track awaiting April weather to clear before work resumes. 4 H county council members attended a Chateau gathering. Grace Mathews of Great Falls visited the Rutter. The Ladies Aid plans a church cleaning day on April 17. Martin Depner is seriously ill from measles aftermath. Mrs Annie Austad died in Glendale California from heart failure. her daughter Mrs Henry Davidson received the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Conner
Alexandria
Nebraska
J. B. Conner
Swenson
Thompson
F. W. Smith
Veda
Harry Thompson
Beck School
Farmington
Everett DeRusha
W. F. Arensmeyer
Dorothy Swenson
Walter Chalmers
C. M. Swenson
4-H County Council
Chateau
Grace Mathews
Great Falls
Rutter
Ladies’ Aid
Martin Depner
Henry Davidson
Annie Austad
Glendale
California
Mutiny on the Bounty tale by Nordhaff and Hall
Library notes present an account of the tale Mutiny on the Bounty written by Charles Nordhaff and James Norman Hall. The work recounts the voyage of H M S Bounty which departed England with its infamous mutiny and subsequent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annals of the Sea
Mutiny On the Bounty
Charles Nordhaff
James Norman Hall
H. M. S. Bounty
England
Bounty Story Explored By Hall And Nord In Novel Form
The authors Hall and Nord recount the South Seas tale of the Bounty using admiralty records maps Blighs journals mutineers confessions and court marshal accounts. They offer a sea lore rich narrative drawing on fourteen years in Tahiti and detailed material from primary sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tahit
Bligh
Harsh
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle Weekly Services
Friday night services at 7 45 with topic Tarry Until Then Go. Sunday school at 10 morning worship at 11 with The Needed Vision. Evening service 7 45 on Cities of Refuge. Wednesday Bible study 7 45 on Application of Redemption. Misses H Punk and R Lindblad invite the public.
Boy Scout Meeting Postponed Due to Absentees
At the regular troop meeting, several Scouts were absent and Mr Jenson did not arrive. The stunt and special meeting were postponed to next week. Interested members are invited to the Legion pavilion at 7 30 next Monday. Weather delays Field Day again. Walter Hentges reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenson
Legion
Walter Hentges
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Hirshberg
S. H. L. Stafford
Mazda
C. K. Malone
Manhattan
Edward Holst
Heart Butte
Emerick
Anna Woolenweber
George F. Miller
Long Beach
H. B. Weeks
Decpness Hospital
Citizens State Bank
J. L. Gleason
Oscar Kregness
Kregness
George Thompson
Great Northern
Brady
Corowa
Eastern Star
Helena C. Roberts
Fred Barribal
Cecil Passmore
R. P. Reiding
Gay Bagley
Otis Mellon
Prince Albert Tobacco
Chateau Hardware Co
Leslie Jourdonnais
Missoula
State University
Mgr
C. O. Johnson
Martha Fritts
County Home Demonstration Club Council
Blanche Lee
State College
George Carroll
B. A. Roll
Marjorie
Deconess Hospital
R. M. Crismas
U. S
Internal Revenue
Eroyal
Laurel and Hardy
Victor
Obert
Mae West
Chas
Chase Comedy
Paramount
Choteau Bakery
Cash & Carry Grocery
Catsup
K. C
Eagle Bran Borden
Daley
Conrad
Choteau Beauty Shop
Balcony Choteau Drug Co
Foure
Carl
John
Harry
Antone
H. A. Hanson
Cleir
Otto Schaeffer
Agawam
Ray R. Porter
Bynum Bynum
Bynum Davis
Pendroy
Dupuyer Store CO
Dupuyer
NEW Choteau
Tom's
Library Notes
Jee Knudtzon
Old Highway Garage
Choteau, Mont
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle
Boy Scout Weekly
Ford V
L. E. Taylor Garage
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