C O Johnson Buys S B Johnsons Food Market New Name
C O Johnson announced the purchase of the S B Johnson store in Chateau and renamed it Johnsons Food Market. Johnson, a long time local businessman and Lions Club member, will keep existing staff including George O Ware and Richerd Stephens.
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C. O. Johnson
S. & B. Johnson
Chateau
C. O Johnson
Johnson’s Food Market
Johnson
Chateau Lions Club
al Sherman
Great Falls
George O Ware
Buttrey's
Choteau
Richerd Stephens
Utilities Co Offers Prizes for Model Oil Well Derrick
Officials of Montana Dakota Utilities announce a model oil well derrick contest for children under 16. Entries run from the 15th to the 30th of September with a $10 cash prize for first place. Other contestants receive a Wolffy toaster and all winning models become the company's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana-Dakota Utilities Company
Choteau
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle Announces Labor Day Meeting
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle invites the public to a fellowship meeting on Labor Day September 2 in the Episcopal church. Two services are planned at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Evangelist Jennie Sandin of Vancouver and Rev. F G Frank of Great Falls will speak. Visitors expected from Datten Great Falls Conrad Walier Cut Bank Fairfield Browning Havre. Radio announcement on KFBB Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Jennie Sandin
Vancouver
B. C
F G. Frank
Great Falls
Datten
Conrad
Walier
Cut Bank
Fairfield
Browning
Havre
KFBB
Portland Musicians Visit Choteau Weekend
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jackson and Mr and Mrs Walter Bacon from Portland Oregon visited Choteau from Saturday to Monday with relatives and friends. Jackson teaches band at Hill Military Conservatory and leads a Washington state band while Bacon teaches violin. They toured the United States by motor, visiting Yellowstone and Glacier park plans, with praise from Judge Jackson and Bacon noting Jackson as a top cornet player on the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Jackson
Walter Bacon
Portland
Oregon
Choteau
Mr. Jackson
J. G. Jackson
Hill Military Conservatory
Bacon
Jackson
Washougal
Camas
Washington
United States
California
Old Mexico
Atlantic
Washington, D. C
Yellowstone Park
Glacier Park
Mr. Bacon
Chateau
Pacific Coast
Teton County High School
Halversons Move to Great Falls After Property Sale
Mr and Mrs T A Halverson and their son Leonard relocate to Great Falls after selling their residence to Mr and Mrs R E Nelson who then sold to Donald Wilson of Browning. They will stay with relatives in Geraldine apartments and plan Seattle return for Leonard to attend Wilson Business College. Mr Halverson remains with John Deere Co with HQ in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Halverson
Leonard
Great Falls
R. E. Nelson
Donald Wilson
Browning
Halversons
Carl] Borsheim
Geraldine Apartments
Electric City
Fairfield man pleads guilty to DWI with leniency
H. T. Frerichs of Fairfield faced Justice J. G. Jackson after a week old DWI charge. He had pleaded not guilty, then changed to guilty and paid a $25 fine. His prior good record influenced court leniency.
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H. T. Frerichs
Fairfield
J. A. Martin
Justice of the Fence
J. G. Jackson
Frerich
Time of the Masses at Catholic Church
Next Sunday September 1 mass times listed for Choteau 9am Bynum 11am Fairfield 8 30am Augusta 11am Communion Sunday for Choteau and Fairfield
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Choteau
Bynum
Fairfield
Augusta
Rev J F Schulte to Resume Chapel Services at 11 A M
Rev J F Schulte pastor of M E Church resumes Sunday services at 11 am at Chateau Methodist Episcopal Church with sermon Grasshoppers versus God. Music by choir and report by Chas A Franks, Montana state conference delegate. Public urged to attend. Pendrey services at 3 pm and Chateau Sunday School to start Sept 8 at 10 am. Rev Edw L Dover, Pastor.
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Chateau Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwin Dover
Chas. A. Franks
Montana
Helena
Pendrey
Chateau
Edw. L. Dover
Lions Discuss Ownership of Club at Cascade Club meeting
Tuesday night Lions met to discuss who owns the club with George Tennant leading. Dr Bellingham president of Cascade Club spoke, sending greetings and inviting local Lions to visit Cascade. Guest Herb Winner, Sid Depner contributed violin numbers. R I McClue was program chairman.
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Lions Club
Club
George Tennant
Tennant
Dr.Bellingham
Cascade Club
Cascade
Gus Depner
R. I MecClue
Opened Second Hand Store In Chateau
Chas A Marshall opens a second hand store in Chateau leasing the former Rose Garden cafe and grocery from George Coffey. He and his wife will occupy housekeeping apartments in the rear. Mrs Marshall was formerly Miss Sue Bome and has worked with Bynum and Mrs Julius Hirshberg in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Marshall
Conrad
Harlowton
Chateau
George Coffey
Rose Garden
Mr. Marshall
Marshall
Sue Bome
Bynum
Julius Hirshberg
Dauwalder Seeks Broad Farmers' Union Meeting Audience
W G Dauwalder secretary of the Teton county farmers union commented on the quarterly meeting set for Friday Sept 6 noting it is open to the general public regardless of age sex or affiliation. He said Mr Wilson may speak and a delegate will be chosen to go to the state convention in Lewistown in October with Mrs M A Kay from Glendive as a likely speaker and state Junior Farmers union leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Dauwalder
Teton County
Kay
Glendive
Junior Farmers’ Union
Mrs. Nathan Back After Washington Auto Crash
Mrs. Nathan of Great Falls and Mrs. Kuschel were injured in a June 30 auto accident in Washington. Mrs. Nathan returned home with improved condition. her husband Nathan went to Spokane to bring her back. Mrs. Kuschel remains in a Spokane hospital and is expected to return here soon.
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Robert Nathan
Great Falls
Paul Kuschel
Washington
Celebration Set in Augusta by Legionnaires Auxiliary
Legionnaires and Chateau auxiliary members in Augusta plan a Saturday celebration with a 10 30 a m parade. The event includes an auction sale street sports pall game a dance and other entertainments aligned with auxiliary sponsorship.
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Chateau
Augusta
Miss Walton Named Head of Teton County High Commercial Dept
Miss Mae Walton, graduate of Montana State College and former Gallatin county high commercial teacher, is appointed to head the commercial department and will also teach music. Announcement by Mrs Inez Eckford, county superintendent. Miss Daly resigns after re-election. high school opening postponed to Sept 9. Grade school in Choteau opens next Tuesday.
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Mae Walton
Montana State College
Gallatin County
Teton County
Miss Walton
Inez Eckford
Margaret Daly
Choteau
Former pastor visits in Choteau from Helena
Rev C E Cunningham, former Cho teau pastor, traveled from Helena to visit relatives and handle business in Choteau. He noted his son Orin and two grandchildren vacationed in Montana and were in Choteau in July. Cunningham Jr a research engineer with Republic Creosote Co of Indianapolis was sent to Fort Peckham for experimental work on construction projects.
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C. E. Cunningham
Choteau
Helena
Notice to Pupils From Outside Districts Enrolment Call
Pupils from outside districts planning grade school enrolment this fall must show residence in Chateau or call at the grade school this Friday or Saturday between 2 and 4 pm to fill out an application blank. Principal Ruby A Miller asks those not yet established to comply.
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Chateau
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Isis
Sapphire
C. W
Prince Albert
Armiour’s
Brookfield
Warfield’s
Hirshberg’s
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle
R. Lindblad, H. Funk
Shell
Ray R. Porter
Bynum Bynum
Bynum Davis
Pendrey Dupuyer Store CO
Dupuyer
Choteau Hardware Co
NEW Choteau
Tom’s
H. A. Hanson
Falls
J. F. Schulte
M. E. Church
Lions
Dauwalder
Farmers’ Union
Mrs. Nathan Back
Tom’s Service Station
Chick” Sulgrove, Prop
L. E. Taylor Garage
Choteau, Montana
Teton County High
Ruby A. Miller
Coats
Main Ave
Fairfield Amusement Parlor
Semingson
Rexall Drug Store
Choteau, Mont
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