Hirshbergs Offers Farm Goods and Farm Equipment
Local items note Bermuda onion sets and alfalfa seed at Hirshberg's along with Floortex Art Bugs 9 by 12 feet for ten dollars. A new Twin City tractor is also advertised for viewing. Plus sales on fresh strawberries for Friday and Saturday. A boy suffered a broken arm Tuesday. treatment at Chateau. Visitors Edna Beaupre and others travel for business and events in the area.
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Hirshberg’s
Twin City
J. A. Bart
Ladies Industrial
Sue
Dutton
Edna Beaupre
Sunburst
Mike Lynch
Jack Bodkin
Great Falls Meat Company
Chateau
Hirshberg
Sid Campbell
Blackleaf
Pat Crossen
T. O. Larson
C. S. McDonald
Havre
Charlotte Looney
Nolan Billings
Great Falls
S. Tennant
Augusta
W. L. Hutchenson
George Tennant
Greaat Northern
William Golder
George Thompson
Eureka
Golder
Byler
Missoula
Bynum
Great Northern
J. F. O’connell
Louis Andem
A. D. Moir
Hannon Gulch
Willow Creek
Elk Creek
Local Choteau News Roundup From Acantha
Local notes report births in Choteau and Augusta, visits by residents from ranches east of town, and business updates. Otto Wagnild receives county license tax distribution. road fund gains 2911 dollars. People travel to Great Falls, Pendroy, and California. J C Penney store operations and staff changes noted. beef cattle shipments, grain and seed trade, and community events wire through Chateau.
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Hirshberg’s
Teton Implement Co
Choteau
William Sulser
Augusta
L. G. Passmore
Hirshberg
Otto Wagnild
Teton County
Nat Taylor
Sunburst State Bank
Chateau
Great Falls
C. R. Hauxwell
T. S. Gap
California
George Lutz
San Diego
J. A. Connole
Pendroy
Edith
Morris Franklin
Wm. Inness
Goodrich Tire Co
Allen Redmond
W. D. Condran
J. C. Penney
Portland
Mr. Condran
Penney Company
Rose City
W. E. Hagen
R. Scherpenzeel Ranch
Byler
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Oscar Carlson
The Carlson family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and burial of their daughter. Gratitude extends for floral offerings and support during this difficult time.
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Oscar Carlson
Anonymous letter writer draws barrage of rebuke
Chateau Acantha reprints Poisoned Arrows and comments on an anonymous letter mailed in Collins. The piece condemns nameless writers who hide behind signaturesless notes and compares them to venomous animals, calling such conduct a societal canker.
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Chateau Acantha
Acantha
Collings
Yellow Jacket
Snow falls as lambing continues and fields get ready
Premium Center reports heavy snow hampering lambing with about 1,000 young woolies expected. Farmers like Darn, Don, and Frank work triple shifts to keep livestock alive. McLean seeds 30 acres and buys more ground to haul rock for highyield wheat. Edwards and partner toil for a cook, while Mrs. Averill and Marion return from the West.
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Don
Frank
Snbody
McLean
Edwards
Six Mile
Merle Crossley
Snowy roads and local notices from Collins area
Lots of snow makes roads near the Hull farm impassable with gravel work suggested by commissioners. Mrs. Hull and Mrs. Waterman missed the school program last Friday but plan a repeat next Friday afternoon. Graves injured his right hand while setting posts, offers relief for rheumatism. The Collins trapper left for Kalispell to file on land in the new opening. Rev Mr Stong and others got stuck in mud west of the Hull place. Questions about the seven wonders of the ancient world and modern equivalents.
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Main Avenue
John Moore
J. A. Stephens
Harry van DeReit
Oregon
Stephens
Teton County
Bowling Green
Indiana
M. E. Dauwalder
W. Ave
Los Angeles
The
Acantha
Dauwalder
George Burrell
Charley LePage
G. G. Barnhill
Dorothy Mae
Chateau
Calif
Kevin-Sunburst
L. E. Taylor
Taylor Garage
Fargo
North Dakota
Taylor
Ford
Roy
L. P. Jackson
Browning
Robert Clarkson
Mr. Jackson
Hull Farm
Hull
Mrs. Waterman
Lew Garrett
Mr. Garrett
Mr. Graves
Chester Chalmers
Chalmers
Graves
J. F. Waterman
Collins
Kalispel
Mr Stong
Community Happenings Mix Choteau Great Falls Visits
A flurry of local activity with numerous Choteau and Great Falls visitors. Attendance at a Farmers Union meeting, health clinic plans, senior play in Choteau, and social events including Tennant’s dance draw residents. Mrs Stafford visits Bale. Farming halted after two days.
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C. F. Carlson
Great Falls
Andrew Dale
Farmers’ Union
Walter Dauwalder
Martin Gronberg
Albert Barce
Elenon Hane
Choteau
George Barce
Bole School House
Eleanor Hane
Simms
John Holm
Strene Johnson
Art Tesch
Harry Price
Ed Bammell
Earl Zimmerman
Irene Johnson
D. D. Standish
Miles
Henry Radcliffe
Fairfield
Earl Jackson
Ear
Farm Bureau
Stafford
Jean Knowlton
Dale
Ed. Bammel
Vinol Promises New Life For Nervous Feelings
Advertisement claims Vinic a tonic with iron phosphates and cod liver peptone will calm nerves, improve sleep and appetite, and transform women like Mrs N McCall into happier people. The message urges nervous, tired readers to try the iron based Vinol product from Choteau Drug Company.
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Vinci
Choteau Drug Company
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HyVis
Adams
Schillings
Cash and Carry Grocery
Choteau Drug Co
Blanche M. Jacobson
Gabriel Julius Morenz
Florence Marion Jones
E. R. Kaemmer
Methodist
George Frank
Violet Jones
Ernestine Maynard
Bell
J. L. Gleason
Choteau, Montana
Texaco
Teton Service Company
Choteau, Mont
Bole
Chateau Hardware Co