Choteau In Brief Flu News and Local Notices
Flu cases fill local lists as residents from Mrs. Crary to Otto Wagnild report illness. Wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Swanson noted. Clerks, students, and officials absent or delayed due to flu. Community events and travel bring updates on local schools, Legion Auxiliary, and upcoming J O O F social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Wes
E. J. Crary
Washington
Hirshberg's
Ernest Folda
Curtis:Folda Co
Hampton Bloom
Otto Wagnild
Hie
Art Minette
Rice Auto Court
Denton
Meda McLean
Court House
American Legion Auxiliary
Rolland Ferris
Elmer C. Smith
C. B. Monson
Fosston
Minn
Hirshberg
Wm. F. Olson
Ella Loomis
Alice Dennis
Dr Boyd Davis to Fit Glasses in Choteau Event
Notice states Dr. Boyd Davis of C E Davia and Sons Great Falls will be in Choteau fitting glasses on Saturday March 6 at the Choteau Hotel for residents seeking eye care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Davis
C. E. Davia and Sons
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Discussion Group Set for Agawam Meeting Feb 20
The Agawam group schedules a February 20 session with topics on farming policy land tenure and trade effects on farmers. The prior January 22 meeting was successful, while Diamond Valley delayed due to weather and has not rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agawam Group
Diamond Valley
Narrow Escape From Cistern At Diamond Valley Ranch
Diamond Valley farmer Donald Mack barely escaped drowning after ice broke in a cistern on his ranch. He sank to his armpits and stayed submerged for hours until Fred Van Horn and another local man nearby heard his calls and rescued him. Sheriff J L Billings relayed the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Mack
Diamond Valley
J. L. Billings
School Leaving Ages Around Europe Noted
England has lower leaving ages than most, with about fourteen. Scotland Germany Romania Portugal and parts of Switzerland permit fifteen. Latvia, one of Europe's smallest states, sets sixteen as the leaving age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scoland
Germany
Rumania
Portugal
Switzerland
Latvia
Europe
Fabric Speaks on Franchise Expansion and Bond Plan
Mr. Bischel outlined why the Lions are seeking new franchises across towns as part of a refinancing program. The plan calls for 20 year bonds and underwriters require franchises to extend beyond bond dates. The program aims to cut interest costs on a 13 million refinance, boosting savings and dividends. Frank Stearns, vice-president, presided. H OD Schrader of Montana-Dakota Utilities attended with Mr. Bischel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bischel
The
Lions
Frank Stearns
H. OD. Schrader
Great Falls
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Albert Jocko Dies In Montana Funeral Rites Held
Funeral services with Catholic rites were held for Albert Jocko who died Tuesday at his cabin near the Teton river bridge. Born in Canada April 4, 1881, he came to Montana 45 years ago. He is survived by brothers who lived with him and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jocko
Teton River
Slaughter House
Canada
Montana
Burial Delayed as Roads Drift and Unnamed Man Is Referred
A deceased single man, described as by a sister Mrs Rose Lacero and of French and Indian blood, will be buried tomorrow due to drifted roads delaying funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Lacero
Births and hospital notices from Maynard and surrounding towns
Born Monday at the Maynard hospital a son to Mr and Mrs Faustine Kolste of Fairfield. Born Tuesday at the Maynard hospital a son to Mr and Mrs Smoot Rowley of Bynum. Mrs E F Key of Augusta admitted as medical patient. Julia Rowland of Bynum admitted Tuesday. Joe Bush dismissed Monday from Maynard hospital. Chas Roberts dismissed Monday from Maynard hospital. Mrs Ernest Shipler of Farmington dismissed Saturday. John Matchett of Dupuyer improving at Maynard hospital. Ed Wheeler of Augusta admitted to Chateau hospital last Friday for pneumonia. Roy Kane of Kalispell discharged last Friday from Choteau hospital. Mrs Franklin Fellers and 12 months old Tommy dismissed Saturday from Choteau hospital. Howard Jensen of Bynum discharged Tuesday from Choteau hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Hospital
Faustine Kolste
Fairfield
Ernest Shipler
Farmington
John Matchett
Dupuyer
Ed. Wheeler
Augusta
Chateau Hospital
Roy Kane
Kalispell
Choteau Hospital
Franklin Fellers
Tommy
Howard Jensen
Bynum
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Montana County
The undersigned will on April 15, 1987 apply to the County Treasurer of Teton County for a tax deed to described land in sections 11 12 13 18 19 24 Township 25 North Range 6 West Montana Principal Meridian. The parcel covers about 17.8 acres with a right of way reserved along a described line and includes several fractional sections and described bearings and distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Towit
Montana
Grauntor
Anger
Nenenwy
West
Property Foreclosure Notice in Teton County Montana
Sec 32 Two 26N Age 6 West all in the Principal Meridian Montana. Amount due 24924.98. February 8 1937. TETON COUNTY MONTANA By GEO A CARROLL Clark Applicant. First pub Feb 11 last Feb 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Teton County
Geo. A. Carroll
Clark
Chateau Montana Town Council initiates sewer district 103
On February 8 1937 the Chateau Montana Town Council adopted a resolution of intention to create a special improvement district No 103. It authorizes a vitrified sewer constructed from Second Street Southwest centerline to 1000 feet northwest into Hazletts Second Addition lot 28. Project cost 2822.50 to be raised by special assessments on district property per plans by Ebert Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Second St
Fourth and
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Alley
Hazlett
Ebert Peterson
Choteau
Town Council Set March Hearing On Proposed Choteau Improvement District
The Town Council of Chateau Montana will meet March 1 1937 at eight o’clock p m in the City Hall to consider final adoption of a proposed special improvement district. Owners or agents of land may file protests within fifteen days and appear at the meeting to show cause why the work or district should not be created. By order of J G Jackson Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Montana
Chateau
J. G. Jackson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Knudtzon
Grover Forgey
Kate Taylor
Carter
Chateau Woman’s Club
Ted Paulus
Geraldine’ Moulton
E L. Murphy
Clarence
Ed. Savik
McDonald
Lake Worth
Florida
J. A. Swanson
Pendroy
Nan
Fort Shaw
Joyce
Teton
John Hall
Hall
Nashua
Masonic Temple
H. ‘B.“ Swanson
H. W. ‘Bateman
Great’ Falls
Leslie Jourdonnais
Spokane
Kinman Business University
Citizens State Bank
Burt Wells
Wells
New Deal
Eroyal
Jack Holt
Chick Sales
Nino Martini
Bakery
Cash & Carry
Stoke
Sunkist
Borden’s
Avocodo
U.S
Jergen
Agawam
Fabric Speaks
Chick’s Shell Station
Fuller
Choteau, Mont
Hanson Bros
Chateau, Mont
Montana Power CO
Loti
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