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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1950
Page
4
Stock and grain hauling available with two trucks owned by Floyd McFarlane. Various items for sale and rent listed by local residents including appliances, vehicles, tools, a combine, and farm equipment. Listings show contact names and local phone numbers in Choteau and nearby towns.
A collage of rental offers and sales notices in Chateau Montana includes foam rubber tiles at Coast to Coast stores, a Stay-Put and nylon girdle promotion, a Spinet piano rental plan from Kops Piano House, small 4-room house for sale, hides and furs wanted, Simmons Beauty Rest mattresses, various tires and farm equipment for sale, rental space for Body Shop, grocery store for sale or lease, Stay-Put girdles promotion, acres of land for sale, and multiple rental listings with contact numbers and locations in Three Forks and Pendroy. The notices also list prices such as 50 cents a month, $10 per month rentals, and $18 per ton for hay.
Farmers urged to assess actual need before buying costly machinery. Consider pooling purchases with neighbors and trading work during the season to share costs and maximize use.
In Great Falls at St Josephs church Rev S J Cleslewicz officiated as Dutton man Kenneth Hemstad married Irene Obstarczyk sister of the bride. The event featured attendants including maid of honor Phylis Obstarczyk and best man Dutton native. The couple plans to reside at 200 Second Avenue Northwest, Great Falls.
We extend heartfelt thanks for kindness and many expressions of sympathy shown during our bereavement. Special thanks to the Oddfellows lodge members the pastor and pallbearers. Mrs. Emery Knowlton Johnny Knowlton Mrs. Harriet Hennessey
Edythe Nelson Belt and Vernion G. Winship Fairfield were married at Our Saviors Lutheran church by Rev. Maynard Iverson. Attendants included the bridegroom’s sister Mrs. George Jahnke and Wallace Winship. Reception for 75 guests followed. couple left for Yellowstone and the west coast. Winship, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Winship, will enter the air force after attending diesel engineering in Los Angeles. Bride Edythe is Belt Valley high school and Columbus school of nursing graduate.
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