Dutton Community News Highlights Local Happenings
Mrs. A Goodlet and daughter returned Friday from Scobey after visiting relatives. Harry Jones was seriously injured Wednesday and hospitalized in Great Falls but is improving. Several residents move or visit nearby towns, including S Wiprud purchasing a new home in Dutton and Dr W Burnette traveling for company business. Local events include a breakfast for Worthy Matron Mrs T J Larson, visits by families, and church activities with classes and picnics among neighbors. recent births and military announcements are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
C. J. Walker
Daisy
Stanley
Alberta
W. H. Hoss
Walker
Hineland
W. Burnette
Bank
Toronto
Bud Harper
John Mathison
Olive Krause
Bob Krause
T. J. Larson
Prady
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Dutton Teacher Weds Army Man In Church Rites
Miss Katherine Bitz, a Dutton teacher, and Sgt. Alvin Forsman wed at St Williams Church Dut ton on Tuesday Aug 3. Fr T Moroney of Conrad officiated. Attendants included Alice Tanner and Elmer Salminen of Great Falls. The bride wore white satin with veil and carried pink roses and white sweet peas. About 150 guests attended the reception in the church basement. The couple plan to join Forsman at Alliance Nebraska after a short honeymoon and then return for the new school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Bitz
Sgt
Alvin Forsman
St. Williams Catholic Church
Dutton
T. Moroney
Conrad
Alice Tanner
Great Falls
Elmer Salminen
Shirley Bayer
Brady
Connie Boehm
Melvin Bitz
Leonard Kummer
S. Bitz
Sgt. Forsman
Army Air Base
Alliance
Nebr
Charles Forsman
Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Moves in Bole Area
Mgr and Mrs Jack Kinsey of Helena visited relatives in Bole with their daughter Mary Lee returning home. Ray Ginther brought a truck load of machinery from Richey with Burton of Augusta. Don Lear resigns as Rocky Mountain Elevator agent at Bole. Mr Lynder of Chester to handle temporarily. Albert Jaumott and son Joe traveled to Brockton. Emma Thompson learned of birth John Edwin Stone. confusion over Albany hospital kidnapping reported, later linked to Gurney family. Wilbur Zeigler and children return from a 10 day trip to Flathead and Cut Bank area. A note on uniform mature size for ch gittin may be stray garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr
Jack Kinsey
Helena
Lynder
Chester
Albert Jaumott
Joe
Brockton
Emma Thompson
Clarence Stone
John Edwin
Wilbur Zeigler
Flathead
Real Estate Transfer and Local Social Notes
Paul Alzheimer purchased the Harder place, southeast quarter of section 1, township 25 north, range 3 west from the Harder estate. Blake of Conrad visited. Mildred Baquet Schlepp is recovering from an appendectomy at St Marys hospital. Maurice Smith family visited Melvin Beringer. Clary Corey family and Edith and Bert Corey also visited county seat. Ruth Corey, now a WAC corporal, was last heard from at Camp Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harder Place
Section 1
Range 3
Paul Alzheimer
Harder
Mr. Blake
Conrad
Conrad Independent Observer
Mldred Baquet Schlepp
St. Marys Hospital
Maurice Smith
Billy
Melvin Beringer
Clary Corey
Edith
Bert
Riceville
Ruth
WACS
Camp Des Moines
Iowa
Local Notes From Agawam Area
Mrs A C Robinson reports in from Agawam news. Mrs Jake Gemar returns home from Conrad hospital. Adolph Moser is on the sick list. Melba Jensen visited Great Falls and brought her nephew home. Lila Robinson and mother returned from a week with Estella Holland at Missoula State University. Paul Kropp family spent weekend in Glacier Park Browning. Francis Truchot shipped a carload of cattle Monday. Farmers hauled in wheat this week. Showers Tuesday and Wednesday were most welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Gemar
Conrad Hospital
Adolph Moser
Melba Jensen
Great Falls
A. C. Robinson
Lila
Estella Holland
State University
Missoula
Paul Kropp
Glacier Park
Browning
Francis Truchot
Farmington Circles Meet and Local Visits
The Farmington Circle of the Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. R. A. Reiding next Wednesday August 11. A group from the community attended the circus in Great Falls on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Conner of Great Falls are now operating a store in Farmington. Rev. F. W. Clingman and Rev. Arthur Goosen were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Tangen. Mrs. Henry Nyhus returned from the East visiting friends and relatives. A Sunday School picnic drew 40 people and featured ideal weather. Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards of the Falls spent Monday with Mrs. A. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Ladies Aid
R. A. Reiding
Great Falls
J. B. Conner
F. W. Clingman
Arthur Goosen
G. I. Tangen
Henry Nyhus
John Edwards
the Falls
A. Anderson
Hoteau Dutton Lutheran Parish Services and Picnics
Sunday services at Trinity Lutheran Choteau with Sunday School at 10 Morning worship at 11 Congregational picnic in City Park after services Dinner potluck Everyone welcome Ladies Aid supper Saturday August 7 at church parlors from 530 Farmington Circle meets Wednesday August 11 at Mrs R A Reiding Cha tean Dutton Lutheran Morning Worship at 930
Bible Camp Begins August 17 in Sun River Canyon
Sunday School at 10 30 is announced and registration is urged for the Bible Camp starting August 17 in Sun River Canyon. Expenses for the entire week total only 4 00. Pastor A Bernard Gravdal quotes a Christ centered message about divine purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River Canyon
A. Bernard Gravdal
Choteau Methodist Church Sunday Services
Choteau Methodist Church schedules 9 45 a m Sunday School with C Gibson Monkman as superintendent 11 00 a m morning worship with special music and sermon on Peace Gods Gift to Men 8 00 p m evening service with pastor on From What to What Are We Saved Bert A Powell pastor
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C. Gibson Monkman
BYNUM
Bert A. Powell
Parish Mass Times in St John’s Fairfield and St Joseph Choteau
St John’s Parish Fairfield lists Masses on Sunday August 8 at 9:00 in Power and 11:00 in Fairfield with Rev. Russell Scheidler. St Joseph’s Parish Choteau notes the eighth Sunday after Pentecost Masses at 9:00 in Bynum and 11:00 in Choteau with Rev. James J. Sheerin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s Parish
Fairfield
Russell Scheidler
What You Bees with WAR BONDS
The piece urges support for air war bonds and notes that service dogs used by Marines, the Army, and Coast Guard are volunteers loaned by their owners. It highlights their senses in detecting enemies and their usefulness at night, mentioning multiple K9 training stations and the option to contribute financially rather than donate a dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marines
Army
Coast Guard
Air War
Fruit Preserves Benefit from Slightly Green Berries
For whole fruit preserves use berries that are just a little green. They hold their shape better and to gain full flavor add the juice of fully ripened berries.
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Rocky Mountain Elevator
H. J. Frick
Spokane
Evelyn Frick
Kimwan College
Harvey Stanie
P. Hekiner
K. Hofte
Maxine
Sionar
Speiress College
Hofte
L. Johnson
Lewistown
Myr
George Murray
James J. Blouin
DeLamere
N. D
Florence Johnson
Everett Munroe
Shell Vv
Cecil Nelson
Navy
Norman
Oklahoma
Carsten Holt
U. S. Navy
L. C. Kellogg
The
Legion Auxiliary
Hektner
E. J. Marke
Carsten
Aleutians
American Legion
T. O. Mikseh
Simms
Miksch
Duiton
Rev. Adams
Walier
Fort Douglas
Utah
Irene S.ownell
Ogden
Deaconess Hospital
John Leighland
Leighland
U. S
Glendale
Calif
Glen
J. Anderson
Maxine Hofto
Gordon Tollisser
Millard Johnson
Vic Jonsen
Donna May. Mir
Baard Pederson
Liscy
Pederson
Columbus Hospital
Daily Vacation Bible School
B. L. Currie
Wayne
Brayant
Joan
J.currie
Warner, Alta
G.G. Odden
B. Currie
Lloyd Bellote
Leroy Bellote
Fred Schaefer
Portage
G. G. Odden
George
Sollid
Montana
Ray Davidson
Agent
Standard Oil Company
Monarch Lumber Co
Choteau
Bole
Irene Dauwalder
Corr
Fon
U.3
Collins Selma Beringer, Corr
Agawam
Pearl Tangen
Dutton Lutheran
Choteau Methodist Church
Nelson Insurance Agency
Dependable Insurance
Beaupre Hotel
Choteau, Montana
Meg
U. S. Treasury
Depertenens
Pelletier-Chevrolet CO
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