Choteau Drug Co. Notes Valentine Season Rumors
Valentine promotions fill Chateau Drug Co listings with novelties and candies. Local residents visit Great Falls Chinook and Anchorage as news of patients and travel appears. skating rink work resumes and recreation projects progress in town. merchants advertise sales and hardware offers while residents share visits and moving news.
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Chateau Drug Co
Glendolyn Burch
Great Falls
Choteau Drug Co
John Dunckel
Bud McNeal
Irshal Davis
Charles Hunzicker
Doctor Boyd Davis to Fit Glasses in Choteau
Dr. Boyd Davis of C. E. Davis and Sons will be in Choteau to fit glasses at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday February 18. The event is set to offer eye care services to local residents.
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Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis and Sons
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
County Receives State Funds Totals 735.87 for Teton
State Auditor John J Holmes announces Montana counties receive 14 614 25 in gasoline drawback funds and 132 621 from the school equalization fund. Teton county gets 335 87 from drawback and 400 00 from school funds.
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Teton
John J.‘Holmes
Montana
Teton County
Cubs to Meet Tonight at E P Hotel
The Cubs will meet tonight at 7:30 at the E P Hotel. All Cubs and parents are urged to attend.
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Cubs
E.P. Hotl
Legislature kills bill blocking Rogers Pass road project
In a 52 to 43 rollcall vote the Montana House defeated House Bill 77 to block the Rogers Pass segment of the Central Montana highway. The motion to table the highways committee’s recommendation passed after a tied vote on postponement. Proponents urged the road as essential for the Central Montana route serving about 185,000 people between Glendive and Bonner, while opponents cited district funding allocations. State Highway Engineer Don A. McKinnon supported that funds are distributed by law to all 12 districts and would not hurt other projects.
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House
Rogers Pass
Montana
McLeog
Cascade County
Committee On
Stromnes
Cascade
Lewis and Clark County
Glendive
Bonner
Missoula
Townsend Plan For Montana Introduced
The bill proposes a monthly $50 pension for every resident over 65 who has lived in Montana for five years and falls below income tax brackets. Revenue would come from a 2 percent sales tax, exempting necessities to avoid burdening salaried workers, as stated by Rep. Stevens of Cascade.
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Montana
Stevens
Cascade
Old Order Change Brings Woodpile Aid to Gallatin
Gallatin County commissioners respond to welfare strain by requiring transients to earn food and gasoline. They issue saws and deliver wood from the back door woodpile to local relief families.
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Gallatin County
Representative Ruffcorn Seeks Fort Peck Air Base
Valley representative Ruffcorn introduced a house memorial urging Congress to establish an air base at Fort Peck. He argues the dam facilities support national defense and the base would benefit the nation, provide payroll for Montana and serve air and water craft across coasts.
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Ruffcorn
Valley
House
Congress
Fort Peck
Montana Dairy Output Rises In December
Production of butter in Montana reached 744 525 pounds in December up from 669 323 pounds in December 1937 per B F Thrailkill chief of the dairy division State Department of Agriculture. Ice cream output totaled 59 138 gallons versus 50 929 gallons the prior year while cheese production climbed from 53 016 pounds to 80 021 pounds in the 12 month period.
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Montana
B. F. Thrailkill
State Department of Agriculture
Racketeers Fall Short in Fairfield Close Game
A Choteau contingent travelled to Fairfield to watch the Racketeers face the Fairfield town team. The game stayed tight until the final period when Fairfield pulled away, final score 46 to 35 or 46 to 36, with the locals tiring late.
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Fairfield
Choteau
Fairfield Town
Drunken Driving to Be Expensive Habit and Painful
Montana legislators consider harsh penalties for drunk driving. Senator Paul ine proposes lashes for first offense escalating to 15 for third, while Rep. Bjorneby seeks fines from 50 to 500 and 30 days in jail. Double conviction would lead to car seizure and sale with proceeds settling titles and driver equity.
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Pauline
Bjorneby
Flathead
Molumby Remembered For Wartime Flight Training And Public Service
Many Choteau residents gathered for the Molumby funeral honoring a wartime aviation trainer who guided pilots at Marsh Kelly Rockwell and other fields. He served as state American Legion commander in 1923 and chaired local Republican activities while active in the Montana Bar and aviation groups. Surviving relatives include his widow Margaret and siblings with ties to Iowa and Illinois.
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Marsh
Kelly
Rockwell
United States
Molumby
Tom Busha
Phil Greenan
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Remnants Club
Republican Central Committee
Herbert Hoover
Montana State Bar Association
University of Minnesota
The
Delta Theta
Phi Legal Fraternity
Montana
National Aeronautical Association
Civitans
Elks Lodge
Margaret Molumby
I. A. Cogley
1St Ave. N
Walter Bink
Elkader
Mary Jeanine
Chicago
J. K. Molumby
25th Wedding Anniversary Of Fairfield Couple
Mr and Mrs Carl Martinson of Fairfield celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary last Friday January 27 a surprise party was held at Fairfield hall with about three hundred guests presenting a chest of silver. The couple were married at Anaconda and later moved to Fairfield where they have since settled.
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Muresco
Chateau Hardware Co
Farmington Hall
Irvin Erickson
Monarch Lumber Co
Plentywood
Mont
Harold Bateman
Fairfield
Chick's ‘Shell Station
C.A. Blanchard
Great ‘Falls
Chateau
Carl Sloan
Lodge Grasa
Sloan
Dave. Anderson
Adolph Arensmeyer
Farmington
Harlowton
Holly Sugar Co
Hardin
Carl Martinson
Fairfield Hall
Mrs. Martinson
Anaconda
Card of Thanks for Joseph Zgoda
The family thanks friends and neighbors for courtesies after the death of Joseph Zgoda. Special thanks to Fathers Maroney Schulte and McGowan for comforting words and to anyone who aided them. Signed by Ike Denison and Family Pete Zgoda and Family Frank Sabados and Family Wm Lasty and Frank Zgoda Evangeline Rose
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Joseph Zgoda
Maroney
Schulte
McGowan
Ike Denison
Pete Zgoda
Frank Sabados
Wm. Lasty
Frank Zgoda Evangeline Rose
Local Distributor Named for Wincharger Plant
Ernest Arensmeyer of the Arensmeyer Garage was appointed last week as local distributor for Wincharger farm wind power plants. Manufactured in Sioux City Iowa, Wincharger has proven popular with farmers and will be sold on the FHA plan. Arensmeyer invites interested people to call for details.
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Ernest “Arensmeyer
Arensmeyer
Sioux City
Iowa
Hospital Notes From Choteau and Maynard Records
Keith Young of Fairfield admitted to Choteau hospital Friday for a tonsillectomy and discharged Saturday. Mrs. Henry Robinson, Harry Perkins, and Mrs. Tony Moser appear in care at Choteau hospital with births and medical or surgical stays noted. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Reid Swenson of Bynum was treated at Maynard hospital and discharged, with other medical stays listed in sequence.
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Keith Young
Fairfield
Choteau Hospital
Henry Robinson
Harry Perkins
Tony Moser
Wm. Graves
Frank Pfrimmer
Cho
Marriage Licenses Issued At Courthouse
Two marriage licenses were issued last Thursday at the office of Halvor Daley. Roy Agee 37 and Ila Salois 25 of Dupuyer were licensed, as were James Edward Van Cleve 22 and Ruby Mary Trackwell 20 of Fairfield.
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Halvor Daley
Roy Agee
Ila Salois
Dupuyer
James Edward van Cleve
Ruby Mary Trackwell
Fairfield
Hove Motor Sales to Open This Saturday
Hove Motor Sales Ford dealers announce the formal garage opening this Saturday with free coffee and doughnuts served, per an advertisement from Mr. Hove.
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Hove Motor Sales
Ford Dealers
Mr. Hove
Wheat crop insurance guarantees for Montana farmers
W S Bailey announces that Montana farmers in Teton county will be guaranteed 206,278 bushels of wheat when next harvest rolls around after premiums are paid. Premium notices mailed cover 6,824.8 acres, with 102 applicants in Teton county and 853 applicants across Fergus Judith Basin Teton Yellowstone counties, totaling 767,173 bushels on 99,762.1 acres at a cost of 101,514.7 bushels.
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Teton County
W. S. Bailey
State Agricultural Conservation Committee For
Montana
Minneapolis
Bailey
Fergus
Judith Basin
Teton
Yellowstone
Mrs. Chas Dahline Plans Weekend Visits in Montana
Mrs Chas Dahline will travel Friday to Wolf Point to visit friends and relatives and stop at Scoby and Glendive before returning to Chateau. Leslie Judge Burns announces takeover of the Continental Bulk plant formerly operated by Bud Taylor in this issue.
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Chas
Dahline
Wolf Point
Scoby
Glendive
Chateau
Leslie
Burns
Continental Bulk
Bud Taylor
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Geo. Thompson
C. 8. McDonald
J. Y. Turner
Bellingham
Wash
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Hudson
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Morangé
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Great
W. D.helm
Mary Butler
Dorothy Jackson
the Royal
Bill Hope Hampton
Reno
Gene’ Autry
Robert Conant
Rosalind ‘Russell
Citadel
Bloom’s Grocery
Wisconsin
Luxor Palmolive
Chile
Stokes
Townsend
Valentine
United Drug
Rexall Drug Store
Fenders
Svete Wit
Neve Arensmeyer
Tod Appointed
Alt
Wincharger Corp
Rahe
Lutefish
Byler
Bae
Wheat Ieee Crop Insurance
Mountain View Gardens
Claude
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Pinnele Fur CO
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Radio Service
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Rexall Drug
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