Diverse sale listings and notices from Chateau area
A crowded page lists for sale items and notices from Chateau and surrounding towns. Includes livestock, real estate, appliances, vehicles, rentals, and service ads with contact names and phone numbers such as Great Falls addresses and local merchants in Choteau Dutton Chateau and Pendroy. The items span homes for sale or rent tires furniture pianos and toys plus notices about auctions trades and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lusty
Pendroy
Montana
Great Falls
Third Ave
Tiuiree
Carl Bvomberg
Elner Lee
Martin
Mercury Motor
Harry Jones
Dutton
John Johnson
Chateau
Bill Groot
Gamble
Taylor Motor Co
Kaptein
Conrad
Philco
Coronado
Kops Piano House
Farmers Union, Elevator Co
al van Heel
Hanson Ae
Chick’s
Frits Hanson
George Miller
Cowgill
Robert Miller
Art Bagley
Joe
Percy Robinson
Teaching Staff Hired for Schools and High Assignments
The article lists new high school teachers hired by the board. Cecil Deming from Montana State University will coach and teach mathematics. John Mundy from Moore will teach music. Mrs Mundy is a Montana State University spring graduate in music. Donna Mae Burr from Kalispell will teach home economics. Gurina Froisland, a summer graduate from Montana State University, will lead commercial instruction. D J Reed, Kent State University graduate, teaches summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Deming
Montana State University
John Mundy
Moore
Mundy
The
State University
Donna Mae Burr
Kalispell
Gurina Froisland
Montana
Board hires teachers and lunch staff amid resignations
The Chateau school board fills positions including Albert Finley and Melvin Ham while reassigning lunch room duties to Mrs. Reiquam and Mrs. Peggy Anderson after the resignations of Mrs. Schrock and Mrs. Etta Anderson. The bus routes to Farmington and Agawam expand with new contractors. Housing must be found for three newly hired couples by August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loneman
Albert Finley
Albert Schrock
Etta. Anderson
Schrock
Anderson
Chateau School
Supt
R. C. Graham
Graham
Farmington
High School Board
Agawam
Jack Cherry
Warren
Connole
Bole
Bill Lantz
W. S. Hitchcock
Sunny Slope
Ee Olsen
Smorgasbord Dinner Draws 400 at Chateau Methodist Church
More than 400 people attended the second annual Smorgasbord dinner hosted by Chateau Methodist church ladies. The event ran smoothly with short lines and ample seating, yielding a $360 profit for joint church projects including parsonage upkeep and church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service 2
Wesleyan Service “Guilds
Hot Weather Harms Crops In East Area
The heat and drought hurt grain crops in eastern Montana while irrigated and moist areas thrive. Spring wheat has headed, barley and oats are ripening, and winter wheat harvest has started as moisture shortages spread in many counties. Herds gain slowly with lighter calves and lambs due to early dry grasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Department of Agriculture
Helena
Teton County
North Central
Divide
Yellowstone
Treasure
Rosabud
Yellowstone River
Triangle
First Redwood Sawmill Pioneered California Lumber
One of California’s earliest sawmills, the whip saw pit mill, was built in Sonoma County in 1835. It used hand labor to cut redwood into lumber, marking a key development in regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sonoma County
Pastor Will Serve As Dean of School
Rev Harold Engdahl of Chateau Methodist church will leave Monday to become dean of the Rocky Mountain Area pastors school at Luccock park near Livingston The school serves Methodist ministers in Montana and Wyoming with eight lectures from McCulloch Smart and Bainton over one week Engdahl will return to Choteau and Pendroy pulpits on Aug 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Engdahl
Chateau Methodist Church
Rocky Mountain Area
Luccock Park
Livingston
Montana
Wyoming
Gerald O. McCulloch
Garrett Biblical Institute
Chicago
W. Aiken Smart
Candler School of Theology
Atlanta
Roland H. Bainton
Yale University
Engdahl
Choteau and Pendroy
Walter Streeter Retires from Service
Walter Streeter ends 17 years at Belt Creek station and plans to move to Kalispell with his wife. Born July 19, 1889 in Rewey Wisconsin he homesteaded in the Teton country 1915 to 1917. He served in World War I with the 23rd engineers in the U S and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt Creek
Kalispell
Streeter
Flathead Lake
Rewey
Wis
Teton Country
23Rd Engineers
United States
France
The
Forest Service
Monarch Lumber Co
Choton
Teton County
Draft Board Reports On Farm Draftees
The Teton selective service board plans monthly meetings and urges registrants to furnish certified copies of marriage and birth certificates. Public input is invited as officials discuss replacements on farms by ex service personnel and the role of local boards in classification decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genery
Teton Selective Service
Furnis
Streeter Named Assistant Forest Ranger at Choteau
A brief note states Streeter was appointed assistant forest ranger at Choteau on July 11, 1927, with prior service noted at Ear Mountain near Choteau. He became a ranger there on January 19, and was moved to Choteau in 1931 after the Lewis and Clark forests consolidation, cited from the Great Fa bune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Flan Eetor Co
Chotesua
Streeter
Ear Mountain
Choteau
Lewis and Clark Ang Yj Son
Choteranger
Fey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carvelv
Galoesloe Sd Welle
Chase
Marshall Wells
Salw—Frididaire
Teton Pharmacy
Ste
Simmons
Sals
Nelson Insurance Agency
Childspedal
Joe En Choteau
Lee
He Choteau
Jack Broders
Inquire Welfare Office
Court House
Ite
Peying
Acaritha
Pas
RT J. Yates
Rod Cameron
Adrian
Booth Forrest Tucker
Chill Wills
William Ching
Jim Davis
Wally Cassell
James Lydon
Republic
Eco
Fred Macmurray
Harriet Parsons
George Marshall
William Demarest
Andy Devine
Gigi Perreau
Natalie Wood
Philip Ober
Jack Kirkwood
Lou Breslow
Doris Anderson
fPe
Warner ‘Bros
Jxlilias
Echnicolor
Barcara Carron
Stuart Heisler
Max Steiner
John ‘Twist
Acantha
Homemakers’ Jamboree
Penney’s
Teton’s
Cutlers
Chux
Infants and Childrens Clothing
OX — Toys — Peters Weatherbird Shoes
Walter Streeter
Draft Board
Hanusa Agency
Arnold C. Hanusa
John L. Dunckel
General Electric Appliances
Monarch Ranges
Chateau Electric
Choteau Food Market
U. S.no
PEA
Steve Custer
del Monte
Pinoche
Swanson
Tin
U. S
U. S. No
Weiners
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