Special Christmas Observances Planned for Sunday at M E Church
Sunday at the Methodist church will feature morning and evening services with a Sunday school program at 10 a m. Rev Edwin Dover will speak at 11 from Let us go to Bethlehem. The choir and high school girls glee club will perform Christmas songs and a cantata after a 8 p m pageant spanning seven nations.
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Methodist Church
Edwin Dover
Bethlehem
High School Girls Glee Club
Christmas Party at Mrs. McLean's Home
Tuesday afternoon the Chateau Woman's club sponsored a Christmas party at Mrs. L. H. McLean's home. Stunts and carols entertained a large group while gifts were exchanged and donations given to the Red Cross. The program committee led by Mrs. Marion Averill arranged the event and business discussed included buying gas stoves for the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. McLean
Chateau Woman's Club
Red Cross
Marion Averill
Masonic Hall
McLean
Margaret Nagle
C. S. McDonald
H. C. Huffman
Rempel Elected Mayor of Dutton in First Municipal Election
David L. Rempel, formerly a banker, won the mayoral race with 61 votes in Dutton's first municipal election. Walter Cohoe received 3 votes. Ward results: Gist ward aldermen George Sollid 28 and J. O. Van Arsdale 26, with minimal complimentary votes for Ed Smith, T. J. Cheatham, and Frank Shabel. Second ward aldermen R. W. Bourne 32 and J. A. Mack 35, with Carl Anderson, Goodwin Odden, and L. J. Ringen receiving small complimentary votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Rempel
Dutton
Walter Cohoe
Gist
George Sollid
J. O. van Arsdale
Ed. Smith
T. J. Cheetham
Frank Shabel
Hospital Notes Report From Chateau Hospital
Carl Frank of Agawam entered the hospital last Thursday for medical treatment. Mike Ferris of Blackleaf is a medical patient at the hospital having entered last Thursday. Ray Jenson of Fairfield entered yesterday for treatment for an infected hand. Mrs Henry Brown and baby were dismissed Monday. Mrs Wm Olsen and infant daughter were discharged Tuesday. Mrs B E Wolk and baby left Tuesday for Farming ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Frank
Agawam
Mike Ferris
Blackleaf
Ray Jenson
Fairfield
Henry Brown
Baby
Wm. F. Olsen
B. E. Wolk
Farmington
Gov Cooney remembered as Montana traveling fraternity dean
Governor Cooney who served as a workhorse for state enterprise and politics traveled widely by team stage boat train bicycle automobile and airplane. He began political life in 1924 as the Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor but was defeated by W S McCormick and again fell short in 1928.
Winners Named in County 4-H Contest
Herbert Hanson led the event with top honors as several girls won prizes including Betty Brownell Erickson Christie Swanson Julia Rowland Lois Swenson Cora Otness and Hope Johnson for meeting the 5900 point requirement. Grand prizes awarded were merchandise valued at five dollars to each leading boy and girl. Eleven cash prizes were distributed to clubs with the Dany Decorators Pendroy taking first and Diamond Valley 4-H Livestock second. The committee thanked over 70 local firms for prize donations and recommended continuing the contest from November 1, 1935, to November 1, 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hanson
Betty Brownell Erickson
Christie Swanson
Julia Rowland
Lois Swenson
Cora Otness
Hope Johnson
Dany Decorators
Diamond Valley
Greenfield
Fairview
Greenfield Home Improvement
Scissor
Collins Boosters
Bob Corn and Poultry Club
Mr. Ainquam
Chris Swenson
Farmington
N. J. Konen
Montana Governor Cooney Dies in Helena
The article chronicles the death and burial of Governor Cooney who rose from lieutenant governor to governor in 1933 after Erickson's resignation. It notes his marriage to Emma May Poindexter, his four surviving children, a son killed in 1934, and funeral rites including a rosary, high mass, and burial beside his son in Missoula.
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Frank A. Hazelbaker
John E. Erickson
United States
Thomas J Walsh
Cooney
Emma May Poindexter
P. H. Poindexter
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Governor Cooney
John Cooney
Butte
Walter
Tyler
Gage Cooney
Missoula
Merlie
Virginia
Francis
Great Falls
Helena
St. Helena
For Rent and For Sale Notices From Choteau Area
Classified notice batch lists rental and sale offers. Items include a modern 6 room partly furnished house in Choteau for Mrs F M Blazer, a 4 room house with chicken house and barn, a 4 wheel trailer with grain tight oak box, a three year old registered Shorthorn bull, 100 breeding ewes and seven goats, plus two corner lots for sale in a residential section. Names include Mrs F M Blazer Joe Mozer A Y W Ziebarth Frank L Malone Hugh Robinson W G Bloomdal and Buell A Roll. Dates 29 11 28 21 11 26-31.
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F. M. Blazer
Choteau
Frank L. Malone
W. G. Bloomdal
Care Buell A. Roll
Larson Building
Used Cars With a Certified O. K. Warranty
WALLACE MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet Sales and Service lists multiple 1930s era models including 1931 Chevrolet coupe 1934 Chevrolet coach and 1932 Reo Sedan with details of reconditioning and good running order. Also advertises 1929 Model A Ford variants and pickup option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Taylor
Chevrolet
Wallace Motor Company
Chevrolet Sales and Service
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M. E. Church
Chick
Sulgrove
SHELL
GOV. Cooney
Johnson
Florida
Giant
del Monte
Hallows
Prunes— del Monte
Snesee
C. W
Campbell’s
S. Maccany
Pollock
F. G. Coyte
Cottage
Rice Auto Court
Rawleigh
Pondera County
Dept
MTI
Minneapolis
Minn
the Swagger Shop
Teton Dairy
Chas. Miller
Joe Mozer
A. Y W. Ziebarth
Hugh Robinson
Choteau, Mont
G. B. Zeigler
Bole
Mont
Ins
Yyuletide Heer
H. B. Swanson
Qaga
Spring Creek Dairy
M. J. Lyon
Prop
Theuman
Montana-Dakota Utilities Company
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