Choteau Brief Highlights Local Happenings
Choteau area notes include visits from Great Falls residents George Buntrock Bertha Annis and others, family visits, and travel to Chicago San Francisco Havre and Glasgow. Local business ads note hardware specials and farm storage options. events include one-act plays at Farmington hall and a food sale by 4-H at Bloom's grocery. Reverend R F Vick attends Havre evangelistic meetings.
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Jean Hardware
C —Casper
Ertordant
Great Falls
George Buntrock
Choteau
Bertha Annis
Mra
Otto Wagnild
Mrasi T
L. Wolcott
Gideon-Udine
Fairfield
Bud Taylor
Clyde Kraber
Court House
Jerry Breen
Chicago
Willard Paulus
Chateau
Columbi
Russell Mellon
Duard Pollack
Ann
Bus Collins
Blackleaf
Eugene Ferris
California
San Francisco
Elmer Weaver
Jeaneen
Jimmy
Billings
H. A
Great ‘Falls
Muicesco
Hardware’ Co
L. BE
Taylor Garage
iKimble
Chateau Es
Cac
Bloom's Grocery
Joan McNeal
Jimmie Peterson
Phyllis Thornton
Farmington Hall
R. F. Vick
Havre
Hospital Notes and Delayed Recreation Council Meeting
Fairfield resident Mrs. Clifford Nauman entered Chateau hospital Friday for medical treatment and was discharged Sunday. Several others from Chateau area joined the same hospital over the weekend. The Teton County Recreational Council meeting at the high school in Chateau was postponed indefinitely due to severe cold weather.
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Clifford Nauman
Fairfield
Chateau Hospital
Jerry O’hanlon
Bynum
Walter Gorham
Chateau
Wm. B. Patterson
Rugby
N. D
Choteau Hospital
Louis ‘Immastad
Choteau
Andrew Erickson
Bole
Frank Pfrimmer
Clifford Blixrud
Choteau’ Hospital
Bill Emerick
Maynard Hospital
Halvor Hanson
Recreational Council
Teton
Doctor Boyd Davis to Fit Glasses in Choteau
Notice says Dr. Boyd Davis of C E Davis and Sons Great Falls will be in Choteau to fit glasses on Saturday February 18 at the Choteau Hotel.
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Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis and Sons
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Cub Field Executive to Attend Friday Training Meeting
Field Executive Gale Frost will be here Friday evening to lead the second session of a Cub Scouts training course for Cubs parents and interested adults. Cubs are not required to attend.
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Cub
Gale‘ Frost
Roosevelt approves new public works projects list
Washington reports President Roosevelt has approved several works progress administration projects. They include park improvements in Butte for 157,618 dollars, Deer Lodge Schools at 4,911, Libby recreation work at 13,135, Havre courthouse grounds 1,754, Beaverhead county garages 8,938, Hamilton area cemetery improvements 4,630, and moving the Indian service building from Fort Peck to Wolf Point for 5,365 dollars.
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Washington,d. C
Roosevelt
Butte
Deer Lodge
Libby
Havre
Beaverhead County
Cemetery
Hamilton
Indian Service
Fort Peck
Wolf Point
W J Powers Dies In Capitol Building
W J Powers of Whitefish safety appliance inspector for the state railroad and public service commission died suddenly of a heart attack in the capitol last Thursday. He had just entered the building and was talking to co workers when he was stricken. He was appointed by the railroad commission in 1935 and was reappointed by the present board.
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W. J. Powers
Whitefish
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Capitol
Railroad Commission
Teton Takes Two In Rough Local Basketball Affair
Choteau and Power played a tight game with Power taking a 24 19 win as fouls mounted 11 on Teton and 14 on Power. The box score lists Hallberg and Smitz for Choteau and Anderson and Robine for Power as top scorers. Two road games remain for the locals before tournament time.
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Power
Teton
Chasteau
Choteau
Hallberg
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Sanelle
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Vick
D. Rose
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Ll ‘Power
Pr Anderson
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Burgemaier
Tbsanae
Shannon TB
Mpocais
Slants on Life Continued from First Page
The writer recalls visiting Mrs. Kerr and noting polite hospitality. He compares crowd sizes at two Presidents Ball events in the county amid reflections on community differences. He then praises Ford dealers in Choteau for opening a new business, praising the Mercury car and the friendly staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kerr
Chateau High School
Ford Line
Choteau
Mercury
Grant Time to Comply With 1939 Wheat Program
State AAA official A J Borton announces extended time for farmers who overplanted winter wheat by small margins and were unaware of the December 15 deadline to adjust acreage. Redeterminations to aid parity payments must occur by May 1. Liberalization applies to specific overages and erroneous notices.
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A. J. Borton
AAA
Borton
Communion Services At Episcopal Church Set For Sunday
Communion services will be held on Sunday February 12 at 11 a m at the Episcopal church with Rev. C Friend Day officiating.
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Episcopal Church
Odd Fellows Lodge Holds Regular Meeting and Dance
The Chateau Lodge of Odd Fellows met on Tuesday night with degree work completed. A social and dance followed, Mrs. Cohoe's orchestra providing the music.
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Chateau Lodge of Odd Fellows
Legion Auxiliary meetup urged for Americanism program
The American Legion Auxiliary monthly meeting is set for Monday February 13 at Mrs. M S Bullerdick’s home with Mrs Dan Huffman assisting. Mrs Halvor Daley, Americanism chair, will lead the program and urges all to hear Sunday broadcasts on Americanism from a national network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
M. S. Bullerdick
Dan Huffman
Halvor Daley
Ladies Guild Reception for Rev Day at Mrs Keeton Home
The Episcopal church Ladies Guild plans a reception for Rev and Mrs C Friend Day at the Mrs St Keeton residence on Saturday evening February 11. All Guild members and Episcopalians are invited to attend.
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Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church
Mrs. C. Friend
Mrs. St. Keeton
Guild
Episcopalians
Expression of thanks for 25th anniversary observance
Mr and Mrs Carl Martinson thank friends and neighbors for arranging the 25th wedding anniversary observance and for contributions toward a silver set and a purse of silver, expressing deep gratitude for their generosity.
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Carl Martinson
Catholic Auxiliary Meeting Set at Breen Home
The Catholic Auxiliary will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at the Mrs J W Breen home for a regular session. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming activities and community service plans.
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J. W. Breen
Pearl in Glass Jar Bivalves Packaged for Sale
A local market features bivalves displayed in glass jars, labeled as pearl in glass jars. The packaging highlights preserved shellfish for consumer purchase.
Emergency Welfare Act Introduced for State Relief Fund
The House Appropriations Committee introduced a measure to appropriate 75000 dollars to cover emergencies in the state welfare department general relief fund. Chairman Dougherty said old age pensioners and dependent children can be paid but the general relief fund is exhausted. Counties will receive funds between now and spring to support poor relief efforts.
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State Welfare Department
General Relief Fund
House Appropriations Committee
Dougherty
House Bills Killed In One Session
Nearly two dozen measures were killed by the Montana House of Representatives during one session. The items included giving county employees Saturday afternoon off and funding an extra building at the deaf and blind school in Great Falls.
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House of Representatives
Deaf and Blind School
Great Falls
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Mickey Mouse
Mickey Rooney and
Hardy Family
Out West
Bloom’s Grocery
ODD Fellows
Legion Meeting
Ladies’ Guild
Unifil
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Choteau, Mont
Helen Magoon
Choteau Cleaners
Claude
Pinnell
Hoteau
Mont
Sturgis Implement Ca
Radio Service
Julius Hollenbeck
Manfacturer
Rexall Drug Store
Citizens State Bank
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