Choteau In Brief Flower Show Tea Sept 2
Local notices list Women’s Club flower show and tea on September 2 at the park pavilion with luncheon and a Dorcas Society rummage sale at the Crossen Building. Various residents and visitors are named, including marriages licensed, travelers, and military furloughs. Buy war bonds and stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
Chateau Woman’s Club
Dorcas Society
the Crossen
Chateau Hardware Co
Woman’s Club
Legion Pavilion
Chateau Home Demonstration plans September meeting
A reorganization meeting of the Chateau Home Demonstration club is set at Mrs Geo Tennant home on Tuesday September 5 at 2 PM. New members are invited. The item notes social visits by Ho tel Rainbow manager Pat Egan and family to Mr and Mrs Patrick Egan Sr at a cabin on the Teton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darreen Kay
Long Be Beach
George Seufert
Choteau
Don McGinnis
U. S. Naval Forces
Con
A. H. McGinnis
Treasure Island
Calif
Joel Edwards
John Edwards
Farmington
Camay
Te Va
A. B. Guthrie, Jr
A. B
Pete” Guthrie III
Helen
Lexington, Ky
Robert Johnston
Wind River
Wyoming
Chateau
Government
Chateau Home
Pat Egan
Rainbow
Great Falls
Kathleen
Maureen
Lawrence W. Dunkin
Patrick Egan
the Teton
A. O. Rindall
Fairfield Beach
Teton Canyon
Rindall
Hic Duits
K. E. Sturgis
J. L. Gleason
J. R
Bus) Collins
W. L. Hodgskiss
Ernest Copenhaver
C. C. Edwards
Ole Lestrud
Frank Allum
Nancy Wellborne
Roy Anderson
G. N
First Street
Spring Creek
Monarch Lumber
Anderson
Uily
Choteau Notes Reach From Local People Across States
Miss Gertie Michaelson joins J C Penney Co in Choteau as bookkeeper and cashier. Local families and veterans visit, with furloughs from Camp Atterbury and Indiana anti-tank unit. Community reports include school superintendents, clerical moves, scrap drives, and ongoing home renovations in Chateau and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Michaelson
Ray Halladay
Fairfield
H. L Halladay
Choteau
J. ©. Penney Co
Michaelson
Youngest printer in these parts welcomes baby Robert Erickson
The article notes the birth of Robert Erickson weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces, born at Deaconess hospital where he is doing a nursery shift. The Ericksons celebrate. wartime shortages prevent cigar gift. Relatives J Burr Huffman and Elmer Erickson visited Great Falls to see the mother and newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Erickson
Chateau
Deaconess
Acantha
Robert
Erickson
Eric
Great Falls
J. Burr Huffman
Elmer Erickson
Deaconess Hospital
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H. M. Daley
Floyd Bruno
d.Doris“Lamere
Box Elder
Katherine Hollister
The
State University
Missoula
Teton
H. S
Muriel Reiquam
Mountai Mnee
Neihart
E. .Colegrove
the ‘Royal
Frank Sinatra
STAR
Whey
Cornel Kellogg’s
Bloom’s Grocery and Meats
Delhi
Old Yellowstone
Akes
Pint Jars
Kerr Poz
Hone
Zenith
Boyd Davis
Central Avenue
Claude
Thé
Bachelor Boys
Foley
Charlie
Walt
Donald
Knudtzon Lumber Co
the Home
George Franck
Srot
Japheld Wotje
George
Sonny” Franck
University of Minnesota
Marine Corps &Sghter
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Stockton
California
Frank Nadeau
Clara Fischer
Cherokee Lane
State Farm ‘Mutual
State Farm
R. A. Clearman
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance CO
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
Pfc
James Swee Les
James Peebles
Culding
Thy
Jim
Hazel Davidson
Los Angeles
Anchorage
Alaska
Richard Conklin
Clarice Knudtzon
California Points
Seabees
Hawaiian Islands
Longview
Washington
Mukilteo
Wash
Charles E. Rose
Martin Rose
Aleutians
Charley
Eddie
Montana State College
A. Bernard Gravdal
Chateau-Dutton
Havre
Rocky Mt. Parish
Bert I. Packer
Packer
G. H. Jones
U. S. Army Medical Corps
Fort Harrison
Capt. Jones
Mr. Packer
Delano
Minn
American Legion
Ed Bammel
Portland
Oregon
Montana
Bammel
Edmund Jr
Teton High
India
Lynn Cooper
Pacific Coast
Peggy Campbell
Della Burch
Chuck Wagon Cafe
Teton County
Fairfield Times
Doris Ann Larkin
Rudy Larkin
R.B
Bob
Rochester
Edmonton
Alta
Mans Anderson
North Dakota
Emma Stenden
Minnesota
Manitoba
Canada
Holiday
Chick’s Shell
Eorge Sulgrove
Texaco Station
van Lelong
Blus Tax
Lucien Lelong
Karpleston
Choteau Drug Co
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