Choteau In Brief Highlights Local Happenings And Visits
Choteau residents note Hirshberg's sales items and new spring models at local stores. Miss Joy Mae Pollock, freshman at the State University, made the honor roll, while Miss Lucretia Archibald resigns from Power high school to marry. Townspeople hear weather, civic works progress, and airport construction details as local business and social events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Pollock
Pete McCrore
Febia Ae
Chateau
Teton Drug Co
L. E. Taylor
Vaneta Price
Northwest States Utilities Company
Shelby
Harry Price
Chateau Hardware Co
Florence Bernard
Augusta
John Weaver
E. W. Allen
Joan
Chinook
E. H. Campbell Jr
Helena
N. A. Ladner
Great Falls
W. H. Kropp
Malta
Paul Kropp
Ladner
Mr. Kropp
Jane Guthrie
State University
Miss Guthrie
Mainhall
Pete Laconette
Pendroy
Acantha
Pendrey
Pete
A. C. Gough
Teton Land Co
Choteau
Gough
Lowry
Anid Farmington
Joy Mae
Jack Frazier
T. O. Larson
Cascade
K. E. Sturgis
J. C. Penney
R. A. Clearman
Monmouth
Ill
Iowa Horse Sales Co
G. O. Haines
E. W. Bunnell
Bozeman
Bunnell
Chateau Hotel
Ladies’ Auxiliary
St. Luke’s Church
Lincoln
Social Center Hall
Lucretia Archibald
Power High School
Josephine Liggett
Missoula
John Hall
State Civil Works Administration
Brady
Hall
Teton
Robert Clarkson
Louise
Evelyn
R. H. Clarkson
George Clarkson
Havre
Mike Carver
Fort Benton
R. R. Mellon
Mellon
Kappersmith School of Beauty Culture
Paul’s Academy of Cosmatology
Minneapolis
Teton County
Inez Eckford
State Department of Education
Forest Rangers
W. N. Streeter
L. J. Howard
W. B. Willey
Forest
Howard
Sun River
Lubec
Dr Boyd Davis to Fit Glasses in Choteau Saturday
Dr Boyd Davis of C E Davis and Sons will fit glasses in Choteau at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis & Sons
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Commissioners Extend Session One Day For Board Business
County commissioners continue a four day February session due to extra routine business. The Dutton improvement district water system and relief matters dominated talks as plans to the government pursue secure funding. K. E. Sturgis named to succeed N. W. Streeter as relief board chairman, with Streeter staying on. A Power citizens delegation led by Elmer Bliss and others pressed road matters before the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Armstrong
Browning
Choteau
E. Broadhurst Smith
Bynum
G. Egstrom
Moe-kesson-Midwest Drug Co
Billings
Mary Falk
Fairfield
Harry Knudtzon
Choteau Hardware Co
D. B. Tawney
Farwell, Ozman, Kirk and Company
Elmer Smith
Betty Webb
Detroit
Mich
Marygrove College
Felt and Tarrant School
George Sollid
Dave Rempel
Dutton State Bank
Chateau
Dutton
Rempel
Civil Works Board
H. D. Upman
Board of County Commissioners
Ie Court House
Dutton Improvement District
K. E. Sturgis
N. W. Streeter
Relef
Mr. Streeter
Power
Elmer Bliss
al Toeckes
Lloyd Trettie
H. E B. Quene
Pete
Matt Toeckes
Leslie Ledrick
Jor Homberg
John Hill
Joe Lehnert
Dutton and Belfry Girls Tie in Fortnight Rivalry Game
In Billings dispatch dated Feb 3, Dutton and Belfry high school girls battled to a 41-41 draw Saturday night after a dramatic last second scoring burst by both teams. The contest aimed to decide the mythical state title for girls basketball, but playoffs are prohibited for Misses rules, so the tie stands with both teams sharing the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Dutton and
Belfry High School
Choteau Hospital Discharges and Admissions Noted
Mrs. M. M. Webb Mrs. J. B. Hodgs kiss and Mrs. Tony Stillman all of Choteau and Mrs. Neil of Dutton were discharged last Saturday. George Morris with serious coal mine injuries from Dearborn was discharged Monday and returned home near Augusta. Mrs. A. O. Kenck of Augusta admitted Tuesday for treatment. Margaret Ann Sands, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sands of Fairfield, admitted Tuesday for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Webb
J. B. Hodgskiss
Tony Stillman
Choteau
Neil
Dutton
George Morris
Dearborn
Augusta
A. O. Kenck
Margaret Ann Sands
Jas. Sands
Fairfield
CHOTEAU GOSPEL TABERNACLE Announces New Location and Schedule
The Choteau Gospel Tabernacle says services continue tonight at 8 at the former Soo Son restaurant south of the Choteau hospital. Regular services are Sunday Tuesday and Thursday nights at 8. Pastor Emil Anderson invites worshipers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo Son
Choteau Hospital
Emil Anderson
Horses Shipped as Sheriff Reports Strong Prices
Sheriff J L Billings and Under sheriff T J Dellno inspected horses for shipment this week. Two cars were loaded at Fairfield Monday, one at Dutton the same day and one at Chateau Tuesday. The sheriff notes horse prices are higher than a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Billings
T. J. Dellno
Fairfield
Dutton
Chateau
Tailifs on and Bredo hold well attended services in Farming ton
Rev. E. E. Tailifson and Rev. Chester Bredo conducted services this week at Farmington hall with strong attendance. The week will close with Thursday evening’s meeting. Several local families attended events at the Earl DeRusha home on Sunday. Louise Forseth works in the diet kitchen at Choteau hospital. Relocations included Ralph Baldani and family moving to Choteau last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Tailifson
Chester Bredo
Farmington Hall
Wil
O. DeRusha
Albert Schwanbeck
Ann Menghini
Ben Chalmers
Earl DeRusha
Louise Forseth
Choteau Hospital
Ralph Baldani
Ralph Arthur
Choteau
Na Schwanbeck
Jas
J. B. Conner
Great Falls
C. G. Passmore
Auto
Seattle
Spokane
Donnie
Elaine
G. Passmore
Cho
Balmy January Sets New Winter Weather Records
A Bozeman report notes three weather records were broken as January began an unusually warm year. The mean temperature for January set a new high, with 54 years of station data and snowfall amounts also mentioned. Locally, mild conditions persist with hints of spring as tulips emerge and hopper eggs begin to hatch near Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Weather Observatory
Leo Doheny
Brady
Four-H club presents two one-act plays at Farmington hall
The Farmington area reports a severe wind and dust storm causing extensive damage. Granaries on multiple farms were destroyed and outbuildings wrecked. An oil derrick collapsed and several structures shifted or blown over. The Farmers Cooperative Canal Co. held its annual meeting on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wachsmuth
Schoppe’s
Jacobson
E. J. Lander Co
Robert Thorn
Howard Hanson
Hawkinson Place
H. A. Holm
Pete Otness
John Carlson
Oliver Mauseth
Fred Perry
Claude
Corner’s
Equity Elevator
Satre
Farmington
Bob Thorn
Farmer’s Cooperative Canal Co
Satur
Farmington Hall Elects New Officers and Directors
Day at Farmington hall results in elections with Henry Hanson as president Wm Schoppe as vice president Gordon Monkman as secretary treasurer W F Arensmeyer and Howard Hanson as directors and Gregor Tangen as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Hall
Henry Hanson
Wm. Schoppe
Gordon Monkman
W. F. Arensmeyer
Howard Hanson
Gregor Tangen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hirshberg’s
Beaupre Hotel
Porter
Tube
General Electric
Smith
Power-Morgan Company
Hirshberg
J. B. Conlin
David Swenby
Wendel Petri
Agawam
Clarence
Bruce Cabot
Jack
Ann Harding
Robert Montgomery
Metrotone News
Carnation
Heinz
Wisconsin
Gorton
Swift
Cash and Carry Grocery
Girls of
Dutton and Belfry
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle
Tom’s Service Station
Teau
Gus Depner
Ed. Savik
Lola Davidson
Henry Davidson
Spring Creek Dairy
M. J. Lyon
Prop
Pinnell Fur CO
Choteau, Mont
the Parkway Cafe
Mrs. J. M. Weaver, Sr
Ford Dealers
Columbia
L.E. Taylor Garage
FORD
Citizens State Bank
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