Melon Feast Sparks Big Crowd At Local Festival
A Civic Lions Club event served 2500 pounds of melons to 500 to 1000 people, with extras scavenging town for more fruit. Mayor Burns and locals joined in the serving as Johnny Peterson and others provided vocal entertainment. Afterward Chateau beat Conrad 11 to 3 in a baseball game, followed by street sports and a brief fire scare at Rice Auto Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoteam Lions Club
C. W. Burns
Charley Roberts
Barney Brownson
John Swain
Tommy Gossack
Johnny Peterson
Chick” Sulgrove
Munse” Munson
Lathrop
T' Grounder
Core
Juiicul
Paulk
Chateau
Peterson
Hurli
Grassechi
Blastic
Leary
Conrad
Dale
Langbell
Nelssis
Neuman
Graybill
Care
Elastic
Earles
Burns
Lincoln
Pauk
Ruhlman
Dunn
Otness
Cardell
Blastie
Rice Auto Court
Robert Clarkson
Oldest Teton settler Mrs. Connor dies in California
Mrs. C H Connor longtime Montana pioneer native of Tennessee died last Friday at 6 35 p m at her sister’s Long Beach California home from paralysis stroke. The Connor brothers Alden and V S notified Dr R T O Neill who treated her after a prior stroke. Funeral arrangements were being made as her husband awaited arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Connor
Montana
Charles LaPage
Connors
Chateau
Connor
Dinube
California
John Robise Brings Publicity to Choteau
John Robise Ison travels to Detroit as one of Montana’s two boys invited by Fisher Body to join 112 peers from across the U S and Canada for a prize contest. The Detroit Times reports scholarships of 5000 dollars each for four first prizes amid craft showcases, judges, and notable guests from America and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rob Ison
Detroit
Michigan
Montana
Fisher Body Corporation
Canada
Acantha
Detroit Times
Jennie M. Green
Choteau
Teton County
Fisher Bros
Community Fund
Ghoteau
States
William W. Fisher
Guild
Brussels
Floyd Gibbons
Searst
Radio Star
Soldier
Daniel Carter Beard
America
John Stiles
Thomas S. Laker
Car
Annual Flower Show Donations Boost Choteau Event
Fifty-seven donations totaling gifts of cash merchandise and services supported the Chateau Woman's club flower show to be held Labor Day at the American Legion pavilion with a dance in the evening. Mrs T O Larson leads arrangements Tennant's Orchestra will provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Burns
Burns
L. E. T Taylor
Otis Mellon
Obert Peterson
Chateau
T. O. Larson
Tennant
Lions to give away auto at benefit dance
Chateau Lions Club announces a benefit dance on October 15 with a door prize of a brand new V‑8 Ford sedan valued at 680 dollars. Tickets cost 1 dollar, drawing at 11 p.m. for the car, plus 100 dollars in cash prizes for top ticket sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LIONS
Chateau Lions Club
L. E. Taylor
R. E. Nelson
Locals top Fairfield nine 9 to 1 in Sunday clash
Sunday at Fairfield the locals defeated the Fairfield nine 9 to 1. Dale pitched well for the locals in a strong duel with Ario, while Ario struck out more batters. Blastic, Harles, and Harris drove in runs as the locals built a lead from the third inning onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulk
Homer Conrad
Neuman
Graybill
Peterson
Lathrop
Lincoln
Tuhlman
Dale
Fairfield Nine
Fairfield
Core
Chateau
Reclamation Town Boys
Pancich
Arlee Hanson
Ario
Great Falls
Blastic
Harles
Leary
Earles
Bob Harris
Damage in Rice Auto Court cottage fire on Saturday
A cottage in the Rice Auto Court sustained damage Saturday afternoon after an unknown origin fire. Occupants Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hanusa were away. B H Fisher from Teton Service used a bucket to control flames before arrival of help. A cupboard and maple floor damaged. repairs by Ole Holland began Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Auto Court
Arnold Hanusa
Hanusa
B. H. Fisher
Teton Service Company
EB. L. Kueck
Ole Holland
May McDonald Golf Championship Pairings Announced
Qualifying rounds at Chateau Country Club set the stage for a potential father and son final as C D McDonald the 1901 champion and S McDonald the 1923 champ lead the championship flight pairings. First round matches must finish by Aug 29 with semis by Sept 6 and finals Sept 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Country Club
C. D. McDonald
S. McDonald
Therogram Committee
Clint Core
C. S. McDonald
C. Looney
Jim Broderick
Cent Core
Tommy Gossack
J. J. Hannan
Bert Packer
John Conlin
Arnold Hanusa
C. W. Boussard
John Heniges
R. F. Baillie
W. J. Howard
Ben Fisher
A. H. Doughty
Tuesday G N Train Gets New Morning Schedule
The Tuesday Great Northern train now departs at 8 15 a m instead of the evening run with a return from the city at 11 45 a m A steam engine replaces the electric for this service and will stay the same while late summer and fall livestock shipping continues The change aims to improve local arrangements for shippers and connections east Other weekday schedules are unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Ctl Porter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choteau Lions
Teton
Long Beach
Tennessee
John Robise
United States
Jennie Green
Choteal
T. C. Larson
O. Hansen
Chateau Meat Co
Post Tavern
St. Anthony & Dakota
C. H. Porter
Geo. Tennant
Tom’s
the Arcade
First National Bank
Byler’s Market
Looney’s
Parkway Cafe
Choteau Tailor Shop
Choteau Hardware Co
Mozer Shoe Shop
Modern
Choteau Bakery
Ole
Chas. G. Roberts
Teton Laundry
John Moore
Choteau Garage
Fender Splash Guards
Choteau Drug Co
Citizens State Bank
Schillings Coffee
My Cafe
Teton Service Co
Choteau Creamery
Richfield
Jay Lyons
Montana Power Co
W. G. Bloomdahl
Rexall
J. C. Penney Co
Craig's
Sam Dairy
Rose Garden Cafe
Weaver Beauty Shop
W. G. Bloomdahil
Clarence Johnson
B. E. Brownson
B. J. Packer
E. L. Jourdonnais
E. J. Crary
Cheteau Lions Clubs
Project City Boys
Rice
U. S
McDonald Vs. McDonald
G. N
Holsteins
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