Choteau In Brief Sparks and Services in Town
Choteau merchants advertise new spring goods including Aladdin lamps hats and hosiery. Local events include a dance at Pendroy with Austad’s orchestra and a St. Patrick’s dance by Neighbors of Woodcraft. several residents visit from nearby towns and many store notices tout sales and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Hardware Co
O. A. Nolan
Choteau
Dutton
Victor and Newhouse
Hirshberg
Bole
Austad
Teton Implement Co
Joe Baart
Chateau
Weaver
Hirshberg’s. Friendly
Hirshberg’s
Cooking School At Chateau' Draws 245 Registrants
Two hundred forty five women registered for a cooking school conducted at Chateau by Mrs. Violet Hollis under Northwest States Utilities company. Day one had 110 attendees and day two had 135. Donations totaled 24.50 to the Teton Red Cross at 10 cents per person. Fifty two prizes were awarded, including a sack of flour, a crown roast dinner to Mrs. Robert Malone, and a broiled dinner to Mrs. Jas. Robison. The event pleased organizers and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Hardware Co
Hirshberg’s
Cal Lewis
Great Falls
J. E. Walker
Power
Choteau
Fred Gewald
Martin Depner
Farmington
A. B. Andrews
Judith Basin
Reliance
Depner
Marie J. Clayton
Ralph Clayton
Bole
State Hospital
Warm Springs
H. W. Bateman
E. B. Maynard
J. L. Billings
Clayton
W. D. Jones
Board of County Commissioners
Anna E. Stafford
S. D. Shankland
Department of Superintendence
National Educational Association
Teton County
Admiral Byrd
Shankland
United States
Explorer
Detroit
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Chateau
Violet Hollis
Northwest States Utilities Company
Teton
The
Red Cross
Robert Malone
Jas. Robison
Hollis
Park Trail Camp to Open for Girls in Chateau
Mrs. G. C. Core plans a summer camp for girls ages 12 to 18 in Chateau. The Park Trail Camp will emphasize healthful recreation with supervision plus trips to mountains and historic sites. References from Senators Walsh Wheeler and Rep Leavitt boost the project aimed at attracting East Coast families seeking northern recreation options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Trail
Chateau
G. C. Core
Farmers Union delegates meet to plan lubricant supplies
Delegates from nine local Farmers Union units gathered here last Saturday to discuss procuring lubricants for the coming season. Wm Wellenstein and D L Scarrow were selected to attend the oil convention in Billings on the 26th of the month. The next county meeting is slated for Monday in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Farmers’ Union
D. L. Manning
Great Falls
Farmers’ Union Terminal Association
Wm. Wellenstein
D. L. Scarrow
Power
Billings
Watts Promoted to Joliet Branch Manager
H O Bagley reports Charles J Watts has been promoted to the managership of the Joliet branch office of the Central Life Insurance company of Illinois. Watts previously served with the Great Falls agency of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie” Watts
H. O. Bagley
Publication Features Mr Watts and Notable Chateau Visitor
The article highlights a well known guest at Chateau who drew a large circle of friends during his stay. A front page photograph of Mr Watts accompanies the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Watts
Conrad Lions Host Ladies Night With Visitor Guests
The Conrad Lions club held a ladies night with members from Chateau Cu Bank and Shelby clubs attending. A banquet followed by a dance showcased Valentine decorations and humorous stunts including a twilight edition of the Lyin Lion. Leo Graybill of Great Falls, Lions district governor, was the principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Lions Club
Conrad
Chateau Club
Conrad Club
Cu: Bank
Shelby
Chateau
Valentine
Lyin’ Lion
Conrad Independent
Leo Graybill
Great Falls
Lions
L. E. Taylor
R. E. Nelson
H. W. Bateman
H. L. Stafford
Former Conrad Boy Wins Rhodes Scholarship for Washington
Robert Johnson of Seattle and former Conrad resident has been chosen as a 1931 Rhodes Scholar for Washington. A 19 year old science student at the University of Washington, he was among 23 selected from 529 candidates. If ratified, Johnson will enter Oxford University next October on a 400 pound annual grant for up to three years with possible study elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
E. B. Noble
Robert Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Conrad
Queen Ann High School
Rhodes
Johnson
Oxford University
Oxford
Coffey Heads Young Timers Group for Ensuing Year
At the Sons and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers annual meeting in the Mason ic hall George M Coffey mayor and attorney was chosen to lead the group for the year succeeding Henry Ness Harriet Larson was named vice president Arthur Ramsey secretary and C D McDonald treasurer Mrs Cora Miller stood in as secretary with Peggy Hannan acting in her place The banquet and dance drew about 100 attendees including visitors from East Helena Great Falls and Helena The Chateau dance orchestra provided the music and the event ended with a financial deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Dance Orchestra
Pendroy
Sunkist
Hirshberg’s. Swift
Hirshberg’s
Hirsh
Hugo Hirshberg
Martha
Theresa
Choteau
Bynum
Sam Harris
Elk Creek
Forest Office
Carl Fender
Ford Creek
B. H. Fisher
George Coffey
W. C. Boutwell
Ruby Miller
Heine Brackett
Willow Creek
Augusta
Washington
Hirshberg
Chateau Hospital
Norway
P. G. Wick
Mott
N. D
Roberts Funeral Home
W. E. Lockhart
Butte
Beaverhead
Deer Lodge
Helena
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Bob Thorn
Burton Beach
Paul Kropp
John Gough
East Helena
N. A. Ladner
Great Falls
Henry Kropp
Teton
George .M. Coffey
Chateau
Henry Ness
Harriet Larson
Arthur Ramsey
C. D. McDonald
Cora Miller
Peggy Hannan
Masonic Hall
Nick Landon
Earl Angle
Card of Thanks to Our Friends and Neighbors
A brief tribute expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support and kindness during a recent time of need. The note acknowledges thoughtful gestures, prayers, and visits from the community.
Notice of Estray Sale and Thanks for Sympathy
In memory and thanks for kindness shown at the death of husband and father, with appreciation for floral offerings. Notice of estray sale dated February 27, 1931 at the Geo. M. Tuel ranch south of Chateau listing one black yearling steer with bald face and marked brand. Ownership claims due at Stevens Hotel Great Falls Montana by sale date. Hugh Myles State Stock Inspector. First Pub February 5, Last February 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Dederich
Leslie Dederich
M. Tuel Ranch
Chateau
Stevens Hotel
Great Falls
Montana
Hugh Myles
State Stock Inspector
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W. A. Seekins
E. A. Seeking
Mr. Seeking
Wm. Burns
C. W. Burns
Mr. Burns
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Rexall Drug Stores
Teton Drug Co
AKEA
Choteau Bakery
Victor Records
Choteau Drug Co
Conrad Lions Show
Lions Report
Conrad Boy
State of Wash
Young: Timers Group
KEBB
Coffee— Crescent
Schilling, del Monte, Ib
Western Electric Sound System
Bessie Love
Hugh Trevor
Ned Sparks
Eddie Quillan
Robert Armstrong
James Gleason
Miriam Seegar
Margaret Livingston
Raymon Navarro
Dorothy Jordan
Renee Adoree
Nance O'Neil
Ernest Torrence
Geo
Libby
del Monte
Cash and Carry Grocery
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