Local items from Rabel Street and area notices
Corona coffee promotions and shop classifieds appear alongside local business names Hirshberg's and Genger Mort Frank Hirshberg. Fairfield delegation at Choteau Commercial club dinner and visitors from Alberta and Missouri are noted. A U.S. government statistician visits Chateau courthouse to study tax related data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg’s
S. Hirshberg’s
Tom Newcombe
J. BE. Genger
Mort
Frank Hirshberg
A. J. Schwab
Fairfield
Commercial Club
Choteau
Arnold Baker
Letharidge
Alberta
Shelby
Hoteau
J. C. Roberts
North Country
Nancy Bakewell
St. Louis
Missouri
United States
Chateau
Chateau area notices and community update reach readers
The column lists local visitors and illnesses, upcoming events, auctions, and notices from Chateau and surrounding towns. It notes Hirshberg's sale items, medical attendances, dances, guild meetings, and a new city dump site with enforcement warnings.
Citywide Notice Enforces Cleanliness Ordinances in Choteau
Owners and occupants of all premises in Choteau are warned that ordinances require removing unsightly and offensive matter. Violations will incur penalties. Remove rubbish piles straw hay manure and place old boxes vehicles and junk in an orderly manner on the premises. The city does not maintain a free garbage wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Choteau
Notice of Teachers Examination in Chateau
Teachers examination will be held in Chateau on May 38 and 4. All who expect to write any part of the examination should apply on or before May 3. Further information from County Superintendent's office. Edythe Saylor, County Superintendent of Schools. First pub April 19, last April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Edythe Saylor
County Supt. of Schools
High School Notes Chemistry Test and Award Highlights
The Montana State College sends a statewide chemistry test to all schools. Margie Haugen earned a Remington leather card case for 45 words. Esther White got an initial certificate from Remington. Underwood awards three bronze medals to Mary Elizabeth Forrest Clarence Lindseth and Maynard Oliver. Initial certificates go to Leon Snyder Maynard Oliver Marcus Duffey and Maybelle Anderson. Typewriting and shorthand classes enter an April 21 contest at Great Falls. Miss Reed and her class plan a Home Economics exhibit in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Margie Haugen
Remington
Esther White
Remington Company
Underwood Company
Mary Elizabeth Forrest
Clarence Lindseth
Maynard Oliver
Underwood
Leon Snyder
Marcus Duffey
Maybelle ‘Anderson
Great Falls
Miss Reed
Fire Destroys Pendroy Ice House Believed Incendiary
A fire destroyed the ice house of T. A. Cornett in Pendroy the night before. A Pendroy resident told Sheriff Requam by phone that the blaze may have been incendiary and requested investigation from the Chateau sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendroy
Chateau
Requam
T. A. Cornett
Bynum News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Moves
Chas Robinson left for Chicago after a message about his brother illness. Mrs Baltazar spent winter in Kansas City and is home. Frank George visited Chateau last Friday. The Caufield family moved to a ranch this week. Local residents and visitors from Conrad Great Falls Sunburst and Neihart noted. An old drilling rig for the Jones leases rushes to a site near Feland north of town with spudding expected early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson
Hirshberg
S. H. M. ‘Montgomery
Fairfield
Orlo Urich
Watson Flat
Harry Jones
Tower
Lavitt
Commercial Club
B. Gammon
Dupuyer
Choteau
Russell Thorpe
W. T. Smith
Crittenden
Chateau
H. G. Ward
Paul W. Berens
Minnesota
H. L. Stafford
Shelby
Kalispell Forest
Hirshbere
Hirshbereg’s
Hirshberg’s
H. A. Lowman
Indiana
T. J. Hocking
Montana Newspaper Association of Great Fats
Louis DeNoir
Baby
Boise
Idaho
DeNoir
Knights
Ladies of Security
K. of P. Hall
Harry Craddick
Missoula
K. T
Montana
Bethany Commandery No. 19
Frank McCabe
Suffield
Alberta
W. K. Flowery
Thede Gibson
Great Falls
Leavitt
Glenloyd
George Tennant
Eaily
Canada
Choiteau
Winnett
Milwaukee
Harrison Craig
Deer Lodge
Wolfe
Henry Sample
Glendive
A. B. Guthrie
Sample
Kevin Oil Fields
Shelby-Kevin Road
Cook School House
Lars Bjorsdahl
Wm. Cook
Beryl LaRue
Herman Johnson
Grover C. Parker
Bjordahl
Joe DeYong
Joe A. Bartles
Dewey Oklahoma
Bartles
Southwest
Dewey
Texas
Pendleton
DeYong
Mr. Bartles
Joe
Chas
Robinson
Chicago
Bynum
J. Cosmick
Ed. Noble
M. A. Dornblaser
Marion Edwards
Jones
Feland
Mary Monkman
Gibson
Cora Bitting
G. E. Monkman
Adolph Saterlie
Ed Davis
Neihart
Elmer Reynolds
Blackleaf Canyon
Magda Waynild
Phil I. Cole
Jerry O’hanlon
Conrad
R. Fagerli
Henry Jensen Ranch
Business visitors in Great Falls and Chateau from the county
Phil, Cole and Bert I. Packer were business visitors in Great Falls Monday. Murdock McLeod was a Sunday visitor in Chateau from the north end of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil, Cole
Bert I. ” Packer
Great Falls
Murdock McLeod
Chateau
Notice for Public Land Claim and Sheriff Sale in Montana
Notice covers Percy E Hodgskiss additional homestead claim with intent to prove up by May 21 1923 at Chateau Montana witnesses listed. Also sheriff sale set for May 14 1923 2 PM at Chateau Court House for 320 acre tract in Teton County as described with heirs and attorneys named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Percy E. Hodgskiss
Chateau
Township
Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Jasper T. Murry
Hugh Robenson
Howard H. Higgins
John Bruce
W. E. Bennett
Register
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Tatone
Es Cro, & Sie Man
Tetone County
Elmer Genger
trust@e
Teton County
Twentytwo
United States
WM. D. Reiquam
W. N. Streeter
County of Teton
Gs. I
W. B. Butchart
A. H. Doughty
Julius Hirshberg
E. J. Hirshberg
Henry Radcliffe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rabel ST
Rexall
R. E. Nelson
Prop
Monarch
Libby
Ceretana
Logan & Howard Co
Bynum News
Murch & Wuerthner
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
TOTAL
Milwaukee Road
Chicago Milwaukee & St.Paul Railway
Puget Sound
Chevrolet
L. E. Taylor
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