Choteau Briefs Highlight Local Trade and News
Local merchants advertise sales on sweet clover seed wool bags rugs and paints. Marriage license issued for George Linden and Venus Hearst. Community events include a Ladies Industrial supper and senior class play preparations. Weather and drought relief notes accompany updates on residents and visiting officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg’s. Oe
Conoco
L. E. Taylor Garage
Joe Zgoda
Bynum
Choteau
Hirshberg
Choteau Hardware Co
Enna Jettick
Venus Hearst
Browning
R. K. West
Great Falls
al Sherman
J. H. Byler
James Logan Place
R. T. O'Neill
R. T. O’ Neill
Chateau
M. E. Church
Fur Farm Sale Notice at Chateau on Spring Creek
The Pinnell Fur Farm announces closing of its fur business and a public auction sale to be held Saturday at their Chateau area property just north of Chateau on Spring Creek. The notice expresses gratitude for seven years of local business and courtesies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg
S. Coleman
Ceretana
Chateau Hardware Co
Hirshberg’s
E. L. Kueck
Great Falls
Corona
Gillis LeRance
Teton
Chateau
A. B. Guthrie
Eighth Judicial District
Nineteenth Judicial District
J. L. Collins
C. A. McKinney
Church and Jardine
Great
Montana State College
M. K. Luther
Marybelle Peterson
Dora Irwin
Francis Truchot
Erma Young
Ethel Briggs
Leslie Oertel
Gerald Stott
Boyd Stenson
Kenneth Harmon
Theodore Bingham
Pendray
Peggy Corcoran
Conrad
Bessie Loneoak
Modesto
California
Bernice Martin
San Francisco
Frank Moore
Taneil
Tancil
Pinnell Fur Farm
Spring Creek
Pinnell
Teton County
Olson Files for Sheriff Nomination in Fairfield Area
J B Olson announced plans to run on the Republican ticket for sheriff. A 14 year county resident, most of them near Fairfield on the Fairfield project, he previously worked for Power Morgan Co. Olson is married with a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg’s
Chateau Hardware Co
Teton
A. D. Huffman
E.B. Noble
Lindsey
Highway Commission
Fairfield
J. B. Olson
Olson
Power-Morgan Co
Packer Named General Chairman of Memorial Poppy Sale
Mrs Bert I Packer was announced as general chairman of the 1932 memorial poppy sale in Chateau to be held May 28, the Saturday before Memorial Day. The Auxiliary will urge every city resident to wear a veteran made poppy to honor World War dead and support disabled veterans and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert I. Packer
Chateau
Poppy Tradition Supports Disabled Veterans Lifelines
The speaker notes the annual world wide wear of the poppy in memory of war dead. Poppies are made by disabled veterans with proceeds aiding veteran relief. Since the war’s end, millions wear the emblem and the effort has raised about 50 million dollars for disabled veterans and surviving families.
Bole Briefs Highlight Visits and Local Happenings
John Zimmerman Sr and family visited the Earl Angle family in Helena returning Tuesday afternoon. Ernest Howland arrived Monday from Minnesota on a vacation excursion. Mrs. Daywalter and garden club leaders met in Chateau. Ed Bammel had a car mishap on the hill in front of the Zimmerman home. Mrs. Ferris and Louis Murland were among local visitors and helpers in Bole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zimmerman, Sr
Earl Zimmerman
Helena
Earl Angle
Bole
Elsie Cunningham
Jennie Baker
Ralph Clayton
WG Daywal
Ernest Howland
Minnesota
Joe Walkington
Chateau
Art ‘Tesch
Fairfield
Reickhoff
H. L. Stafford
Zimmerman Home
Ed Bammel
Zimmerman Garage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shoteau
Pat Campbell
Jim Campbell
Pendroy
Societe
Post Tavern
Bertha Hastings Haber
Thomas W. Connole
Louis P. Donovan
Henry McClernan
Charlotte Sutton
Shoemaker
Rice Auto Court
Wm. Kroft
Chateau Hospital
Emma Thompson
Log Cabin
Service
Teton Laundry
Nicola’s
Troubadours
V. Nicola
del Maiz
Heinz India
del Monte
Bozeman Peas
Schillings
B. K
Wisconsin
Cash and Carry Grocery
Will Rogers
Ambassador Bill
Phillips Holmes and
Miriam Hopkins
Norma Shearer
Nick
Bill
Choteau Meat Market
Maxwell House
BOC
Prunes
Blue Bird
van Camp’s
P. & G. White Naptha
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