Local visitors and travels noted in Great Falls area
Mrs Cohoe visiting in Great Falls. Otto Waynild drives a new Chevrolet. Mrs Harold Magee of Missoula visits at C M Rogers home. Miss Margaret Nagle returns from two months in Iowa Nebraska and Minneapolis. Fifty nine Lions and guests motor to Twin Lakes. George Tennant praises lodge dinner at Twin Lakes. Directors meet and business matters discussed. R F E Nelson named general chairman for October livestock special in Choteau.
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Cohoe J
Great Falls
Otto Waynild
Harold Magee
Missoula
C. M. Rogers
Margaret Nagle
Iowa
Nebraska
Minneapolis
Twin Lakes
George Tennant
Powell
Twin Lakes Lodge
R. F E. Nelson
Choteau
Mrs. C. S. McDonald Hosts Mrs. Kellogg in City
Local social notes report Mrs. C. S. McDonald entertaining Mrs. J. B. Kellogg of Great Falls, former resident, with Catherine McDonald leaving for Washington to resume studies at George Washington University.
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C. S. McDonald
J. B. Kellogg
Great Falls
Kellogg
Catherine McDonald
Washington, D. C
George Washington University
Otto Wagnild
Meyer Motor Sales
Stockmen’s Bank
Chateau
Meyer
Harry Benson
Miles City
Benson
Mosquito control advertisement touts Fly-Tox insecticide
The ad claims blood thinning fluids in mosquitoes spread disease and urges using Fly-Tox to kill all household insects. It promises an easy safe fragrant product and instructs to insist on Fly-Tox. The copy notes risks of infection from bites and urges public health action.
Maynard residence Hobson addition offers monthly board
First class board and room by the month at the Maynard residence in Hobson addition. Mrs. Loney. 13-tr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Hobson Addition
Loney
Farmington News Notes on Local Activity and Visits
Mrs. Frank Haynes and son Hayden returned from a two month visit with relatives in Spokane. Miss Alice Moser leaves Great Falls for Harrisburg Oregon to teach high school this term. A crew unloads the new depot at Koyle. The women host a surprise party for Miss Vera Seekins at the hall with about 50 guests and gifts. Sonny Helsel hauls coal to the schoolhouse, Connor's truck assisting. Jess Gleason works with his painting machine on Tuesday. Mrs. Moser's mother accompanies her to Great Falls, then returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Haynes
Hayden
Spokane
Sonny Helsel
Connor
Jess Gleason
Alice Moser
Great Falls
Harrisburg
Oregon
Farmington
Koyle
Vera Seekins
Miss Seekins
Opening of Teton County High School 1928 29
Teton County High School opens Tuesday September 4 1928 at 9 AM for the 1928 1929 year. Students not yet registered must do so by Monday the third. Dormitory opens Monday the third with one evening meal. dormitory rooming requires reservations with the principal or Mrs J E Eckford matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
J. E. Eckford
Notice to out of district parents for Chateau Public School
Notice to parents living outside school district No. 1 to enroll children in Chateau Public School require registration and payment of tuition on or before the start of the school year September 4 1928. E D Forrest clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
E. D. Forrest
Local Social Notes From Ear Mountain Area
Weekend visitors and returning residents appear across ranches in the Ear Mountain region. Arch Monroe and Wallace Monroe hosted Sun day guests at the Frank Salmond ranch while Susie Burns heads back to Choteau after aiding haying there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Monroe
Wallace Monroe
Frank Salmond Ranch
Susie Burns
Choteau
Salmond Ranch
John
Wilbur Yeager
Chateau
Wilson
Viola Wickaldie
Augusta
Grey Ranch
Mrs. Kendrick
Peebles Ranch
Earl Yeager
Reed
Bynum
Dude Ranch
Deep Creek
J. E. Young
Great Falls
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Montana Estate of Terre Thompson
Notice states a private sale of real estate in Teton County Montana under a District Court order dated August 24 1928 for the estate of Terre Thompson deceased. Administrator with the will annexed will sell to the best bidder upon court confirmation. Sale set for September 20 1928 at 10 am at Berte Packer’s office in Teton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
County of Teton
Teton
Berte Thompson
Chateau Residents Sought For Student Rooms And Jobs
Chateau residents with rooms for students or teachers or with work for students should notify the principal. A two dollar book fee is charged at registration and refundable at year end. A three dollar activities fee is recommended. Clerk signatures A B Guthrie and Anna E Stafford. August 16 1928. First pub August 16 last August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
A. B. Guthrie
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Swift
Kellogg’s
Hirshberg’s
ODC
Choteau Drug Co
Swift’s
Montana
Nick and
Bill
Chateau Meat Co
Cash Meat Market
Bette Thompson
County
State of
Section Twenty-seven
M. M
Obert Peterson
Anna E. Stafford
Rexall Drug Store
Teton Drug Company