Choteau Short News Roundup Hits Town Events
Local items report Shirley Wallace visiting Great Falls, job changes at C Looney barber shop and Berndt shop, new residents at Sutherland house, and farming picks up with snow conditions improving. Community notices include dances, band invitation to Virgelle, concerts by Prof Keyes pupils, and upcoming meetings of circles and ladies clubs. Also listed are sales on seed potatoes, wallpaper, rugs, men's suits, dresses, and household goods at Hirshberg's and Parlor Shoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg
Jack Hannifin
Heart Butte
D. W. Helm
George Cox
C. Looney Barber Shop
Berndt
Emma Young
Parkway Cafe
Cc. H. Ferris
Taylor
Conrad Sack
Montana
Highwoods
Teton County
Choteau
Emil Durr
S. Spencer
Choteau Hardware Co
E. K. Lawson
Nash
Belleview
Pierson
Harold Prior
Chateau Hospital
Frances Smith
Chateau Band
E. D. Forrest
Virgelle
C. S. McDonald
Catharine
Auto
California
Sterling McLean
McDonald
R. A. Keyes
Great Falls
Chateau Hotel
R. D. Cook
Dutton
Browning
Chateau Hardware Co
Bermuda
Hirshberg’s
L. E. Taylor
Charlotte Looney
Fred Schoensigel
Fairfield
Methodist Church
W. D. Helm
Glasses fitted by Dr. Boyd Davis in Choteau
Dr. Boyd Davis of C. E. Davis & Sons will be in Choteau to fit glasses at the Choteau hotel on Saturday May 6. The event brings eye care services to local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis & Sons
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Lutheran services schedule and Ladies' Aid notice
Lutheran Dutton posts Sunday church at Trinity Farmington with no services at other locations. Sunday school at 10 a.m. and Divine worship at 11. Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs. John Edwards home on Wednesday May 10. Pastor Chester Brecto extends a cordial invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Farmington
Ladies’ Aid
John Edwards
Chester Brecto
McDonald Heads Chateau Rod and Gun Club
At the annual Cha teau Rod and Gun Club meeting C. D. McDonald was elected president for the coming year. Clarence Loney is vice president Otto Wayndill is secretary E J Crary W N Streeter and George Coffey named to the executive board. A countywide membership drive and advisory councils may be formed. The club favors opening Pishkun reservoir for year round fishing instead of fall closure under government rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Rod and Gun Club
C. D. McDonald
Clarence Looney
Otto Waynild
E. J. Crary
W. N. Streeter
George Coffey
Pishkun
Swain Transfer From Valier to Chateau Office
J N Swain local manager at Northwest Utilities Valier is transferred to Chateau and will move his family to Teton county city on May first Maurice Eppe becomes Valier plant manager Swain’s son John leaves Chateau after two years to Bowdoin field which includes Malta and lies east of Havre The move takes place mid May
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Swain
Northwest Utilities Company
Valier
Chateau
Teton County
Swain
John
Bowdoin Field
Malta
Havre
Mrs Catherine Benepe Plans Year in France for Art Study
Mrs Catherine Benepe of La Jolla California and her two daughters expect to sail for France around May 19 for at least a year. She will study art under expert masters near the Italian border about an hour from Nice and the family will pursue foreign language schooling. She is a sister of Mrs R M Hattersley of Conrad and of Mrs Harry F Benson of Miles City, and as a child lived in Chateau with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Benepe
la Jolla
Calif
France
Benepe
Nice
Mediterranean Sea
Conrad
Conrad Independent Observer
R. M. Hattersley
Harry F. Benson
Miles City
Chateau
Frank M. Buzzell
Provost to Visit Choteau for Weekend
Os car A. Provost law clerk to Attorney General Nagle will visit Chateau for the weekend to close his former Choteau law offices. Papers in the files may be retrieved Sunday or Monday morning. He has been busy in Helena since taking duties there on the first of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar A. Provost
Raymond T. Nagle
Choteau
Pendroy Forms Local Baseball Team For Season
Pendroy will field a local baseball squad this season with an organization meeting held Monday. Carl Jenson was named captain and Jim Campbell manager. Local businessmen back the effort and most players are townsmen with two possible exceptions. The team accepts engagements from any opposing side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendroy
Carl Jenson
Jim Campbell
Notice to dog owners on licenses and tags
City notice states it is unlawful for dogs to run at large without proper license tags. Licenses due by May 1, fees: males and spayed females 2.00, others 3.50. Licenses payable at the city office. A. H. McGinnis, City Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. McGinnis
Catholic Services Schedule Across Towns Next Sunday
Mass times announced for Chateau Fairfield Dutton and Power churches with no service at Bynum. Pastor Rev J F Schulte notes 11 o clock masses at Chateau and Power and 9 o clock at Fairfield and Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Fairfield
Dutton
Power
Bynum
J. F. Schulte
Flag Contest Saturday At Local High School
The state department of education sponsors a flag contest this Saturday directed by County Superintendent Inez Eckford. Morning written tests begin at 10 o clock with afternoon declamations. Competitions split by grades with separate boys and girls groups. Regional contest at Shelby May 12 for upper group winners. Helena bound for regional winner. American Legion Auxiliary awards four prizes. Judges include Mrs. Ben Beringer, Mrs. A W Walker, Mrs. J R Jones, Mrs. M S Bullerdick, and Miss Ruby Miller. The event takes place in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Education
Inez Eckford
Shelby
Helena
American Legion Auxiliary
Ben Beringer
A W. Walker
J. R. Jones
M. S. Bullerdick
Ruby Miller
High School Auditorum
Local Socials Highlight Moore Swenson Guests and Birth
Social notices show gatherings at the Moore home with the Schenk and Green families, a quilt party with the Lightfoot household, and a birthday lunch. A baby girl arrived at Maynard hospital for Ronald Cahoon. Wilson Moore and Parley Schenk attended Bert Jensen's Sunday dinner. Local resident Mr Baker died while at church, with funeral planned Thursday at the LD S hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilson Moore
John Schenk
Parley Schenk
Dell Green
Reid Swenson
Edwin Bingham
Great Falls
Lorna Green
Moore Home
Dalphine Schenk
Bancroft
Idaho
Frank
Wesley George
Emerson Rowley
Stott
Lacey
Ivy Stott
Bob Lightfoot
Nelda Schenk
Frank George
Daphine Schenk
Bert Jensen
Pat Jensen
Roy Hanberg
Maynard Hospital
Ronald Cahoon
Wilson Moore
Mr Baker
Bynum
LD. Ss. Hall
Local Visitors and Social News From Agawam and Nearby Homes
Numerous residents attended Agawam Sunday School including Mr and Mrs Bert Jensen and others. Social calls were exchanged at the Canfield and Moore homes while Cahoon began work at the T O Larson ranch and the Stott brothers traveled to Browning to discuss summer cattle range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Jensen
J. Wilson Moore
Nelda Schenk
Vilate Stott
Agawam
Frank George
Lyman Schenk
Theodore Canfield
Escle Cahoon
T. O
Isaac Vance
Roy Hanberg
Reid Swenson
Alice Jensen
Ellen Kelley
Dapnne Schenk
George Home
Lacey, Stott
Lorna Green
Stott Brothers
Browning
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William Boyd
of America
George Raft
Sylvia Sydney
Metrotone News
Lutheran Services
Co. D. McDonald Heads
ROD and Gun Club
Teton High
Chappie
Schillings
Wisconsin
Stone
del Monte
Cash and Carry Grocery
Catholic Services
Edith Peres
Choteau Beauty Shop
Choteau Drug Co
Tom's Service Station
Blackles Aggressin
Parke Davis & CO
H. K. Mulford & CO
Cutter
Franklin
Anchor Serum CO
Jen Sal
The
Mountain States
Tel. & Tel. Co
FORD
H. P
L. E. Taylor Garage
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