Annual Flower Show to Be Held September 7th
The Chateau Woman's club sponsors the annual flower show on Labor Day Monday Sept 7 at the American Legion pavilion in the city park. AUST tea and a dance follow the exhibit. Mrs C S McDonald chairs the show with a staff planning the event. A business district prize solicitation yielded highly gratifying results. Donor list and premium list will be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman's Club
American Legion
C. S. McDonald
Five Men Arrested on Alleged Set Line Fishing
On complaint by Deputy Game Wardens Bruce Neal and Frank Marshall five defendants faced misdemeanor charges in J G Jacksons court. Henry Kropp Elmer Golie Dick Golie Mrs Richard Golie and B S Susens were charged for attempting to take game fish by hook and line without a rod on August 15. They could not be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Neal
Frank R. Marshall
J. G. Jackson
Henry Kropp
Elmer Golie
Dick Golie
Richard Golie
Susens
Court Sets August 27 Trial Date for Plea of Not Guilty
Monday and the wardens entered a technical plea of not guilty to give them a chance to stand trial. The court scheduled August 27 as the trial date.
Progress on Dut ton Water System Aiming for October Water
Dutton officials say completion of pressure tested water mains from the city well six miles north to the edge of town will come within ten days. Engineer Charles Farmer notes the six foot trench is about three quarters done and iron mains are nearly complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton City
Teton River
Charles Farmer
Dutton
Jack McClellan
Federal Pipe & Tank Co
Seattle
McClellan
Barclay
Valve & Fitting Engineering Co
Great Falls
Alfred Olson
Chappies Coffee Shop Changes Hands
C. O. Davis former operator of the Rice Auto court took possession this morning of Chappies Coffee Shop after purchasing it from Mrs. Grover Forgey. Davis plans to maintain the same service that made the shop popular. Flo asked current staff to stay. Mrs. Forgey and her husband will continue operating the Txaco tourist cabins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Davis
Rice Auto Court
Chappies
Grover Forgey
Davis
Flo
Fairfield Wool Pool Sold at 234 1/4 Cents a Pound
The Fairfield wool pool was purchased by C. S. McDonald for Winslow and Co of Boston. It shipped Monday from Fairfield in two cars totaling 46 447 pounds with 4 348 fleeces at 234 1/4 cents. Harold Norris had the most fleeces at 880 among participating farmers.
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Fairfield
C. S. McDonald
Winslow and Company of
Boston
Harold Norris
M. C. Hovde
Otto Ruebe
Belle Green
Karl Wood
Tilson Farrell
Ross Hatcher
Herman
Ed Alzheimer Begins Modern Frame House Project
prominent Collings farmer Ed Alzheimer started work this week on a new frame house 34 by 26 feet with a basement. The residence will occupy lots 1 and 2, block 2 in the original townsite, located north of the H A Winner residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Alzheimer
Collings
H. A. Winner
Larson Urges Beet Growing as Farmer Aid
Billings Mont Aug 6 T O Larson of Chateau Republican nominee for United States senator urged beet growing as a remedy for farmers' troubles. He spoke amid a push for a large Montana litigation project program and outlined farm aid as a key component.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Billings
Montana
T. O.arson of
Chateau
United States
Montana Senator Sees Beet Crop Solution For Sugar
The Teton county senator argues a larger home beet crop could supply American sugar needs and reduce imports from foreign countries. He supports irrigation but warns against extra remarks on National Republican Chairman Hamilton's Tuesday address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Iime
Montana
Teton County
John D. M. Hamilton
Larson
Former Teton Man Weds in Illinois
Clarence Dulaney brother of Dr. C. H. Dulaney married Miss Ghidys Kelderhouse of Illinois. The couple wed recently and began a short honeymoon in Bluford Illinois, after years away from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
C. H. Dulaney
Ill
Clarence Dulaney
Tennant
BE. W. Winsett
Ghidys Kelderhouse
Illinois
Bluford
Mr. Dulaney
Clar ence Dulaney Brother Dr Dulaney Recalled
The text notes a brother of Clarence Dulaney, Dr Dulaney, was a practicing physician at Chateau years ago and ties this to farming activity in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Clarence Dulaney
Dulaney
Chateau
Fairfield Times
Whited sepulchres described as hypocrites in Bible verse
The term whited sepulchres refers to someone who appears righteous outwardly but is corrupt inwardly. It originates from Matthew 23 or 25 where Jesus condemns Pharisees for external beauty masking inner decay.
Want Ads from Choteau Listings
Classified notices seek furs hides sheep pelts and metal to rent furnished apartments and 5 room modern house opportunities for sheep on shares boarders office work and hemstitching services plus cattle and horse buyers with local contact details and dates in Choteau Montana area.
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S. Maccany
Choteau
J. M. Weaver
Tet
C. C. Coffey
Warner
Frank Curtis
Hastings Apartments
Great Falls
Gay Bagley
Pollock
Sheen
F. G. Coyte
Upman
N. Main Ave
For Sale Various Farm Equipment and Homes in Choteau Montana
Classified notices list Henry Meisel estate machinery including a 10-ft feeder, fanning mill, rake, McCormick mower, plus 8-ft tandem disc and 8-ft binder with offers invited. Also multiple homes in Choteau and area: 7-room modern house for 2900 dollars, six-room houses with barn, six-room with two bedrooms, and other real estate offerings. Contact Gordon Meisel in Great Falls or J. M. Weaver in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Meisel
McCormick Mower
McCormick-Deering
Gordon Meisel
19Th St. So
Great Falls
Mont
O. Hansen
Choteau
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Shell Station
Dutton Water System
Chappies Coffee Shop
Fancy Bartlett
Swift
Montco
Schillings
Ambassador
Kraft
Lgc
Fairfield Wool Pool
Winslow & Co
Cowgill
A. H. McGinnis
Lewis Owens
A. W. Ziebarth
Farmington
H. L. Stafford
Meltons
Melton
Bluchers
N Company, Inc
Penney
Cetv
Toreo Boys
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