Choteau Briefs Chronicle Local Happenings
Local notes report visits by Mrs Margaret Kippen and family. J W Steele and Tom Anderson with Jockey Holmes stop by. Ceasing quarantines on scarlet fever case. Beaulpre Cafe decor underway. several Circle meetings for Industrial Circles. Wincharger showcased at Arensmeyer Garage. numerous visitors from Great Falls Bozeman and Pendray. a dance set for Feb 25 at Famington hall with Tobe Talifgon's Players. travel and medical updates on residents including Al Meyer and son Alvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalon
Choteau Drug” Co
Margaret Kippen
C. D. Blanchard
Maere
Tom Anderson
Toole County
Jockey Holmes
Helena
Chateau Drug Co
Crary
Fairfield
Lincoln
E. J. Crary
Farr Ogline
Retor Mity High School
Snatructans
Bae
Lima
H. A. Ogtine
J. G. Jackson
Beaupre
Ole Holland
Clyde Darby
J. B. Huffman
P. I. Cole
Spletzer
Gay Franklin
M. M. Webb
Famington Hall
Tobe Talifgon
Dorothy “Holmes
Citizen's State ‘Bank
Henry Freeman
Portland
Oregon
Harriet Holmes
George Tennant
Seattle
J. R. Foy
W. W. Hutcheson
Alvin
Rochester
Minn
Glasses fitted by Dr. Boyd Davis in Choteau
Notice states Dr. Boyd Davis of C. & Davis and Sons Great Falls will fit glasses in Choteau at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Davis
C. &. Davis and Sons
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Greenfield Groups Resume Meetings After Severe Weather
Greenfield Girl Scout and Boy Scout meetings resumed this week after a two week weather shutdown. Several residents faced health issues with hospitalizations and ongoing treatments. A Founders Day PTA program was postponed due to storms and the Beach Recreation Council postponed its meeting with notices to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. N. Southard
St. Paul
Evans
Elmer Robertson
Great Falls
Montana Ranks High In U S Big Game Survey
A federal Biological Survey report places Montana with 143000 of the nations five million big game animals and 13th in the nation. The state leads in grizzly bears and ranks high in elk mountain goats buffalo and other species with counts listed for mule deer white tail deer elk antelope black bears and other big game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Biological Survey
Montana
United States
Recreational Council Plans February Meeting at High School
Teton County Recreational Council will hold its February meeting this Saturday evening at the high school. The 8 o clock start features Pendroy leaders in charge of the program. Chateau leaders supervise quiet and active games and folk dancing, and Bote leaders will manage the lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Recreational Council
Pendroy
Bote
Americanism Meeting Draws About 30 in Attendence
About 30 ladies attended the Legion Auxiliary Americanism meeting at the home of Mrs. M. S. Bullerdick with Mrs. Don Hoff man assisting. Edith Chambers of Cut Bank spoke, and the group voted to increase their poppy order to 500. A play by nine girls followed lunch honoring Washington's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Legion Auxiliary
M. 8. Bullerdick
Don Hoffman
Edith Chambers
Cut Bank
Department
Chambers
Elmer Cardell
Pariey
C. James Smith
Cancer Control Movement
Halver Daley
Bullerdick
C. H. Olson
Washington
Community notices from Bynum area home and hospital visits
Ona Jensen spent several days in Chateau hospital and is now recovering at home. Roy and Leona Hanberg, and several Harlem residents were ill or visiting. I D S conference attendees from Bynum included Stotts, Jensen, Hanbergs, Swenson, and others. A free hall dance drew a good crowd with another planned February 25. Mrs. Annie Perkins hospitalized in Great Falls. Ira Perkins and Cordelia Vance visit. G O Stott and Reid Swenson called. Happy Becker visited. Joan Jerome studying in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona Jensen
Chateau Hospital
Roy Hanberg
Richmond
Murphy
Rowley
Watkins
Harlem
Harry Stott
Mr. Rowley
Stott
Leona Dennison
Ira Perkins
Great Falls
I. D. S. Conference
Bert Stott
Roy Stott
Lula Swenson
Bert Jensen
Vere Stott
Hospital notes list several local admissions and discharges
Mrs. Clifford Newman of Fairfield was admitted to Choteau hospital as a medical patient last Thursday and discharged Saturday. Marguerite McDonnell of Choteau was admitted Friday as a medical patient and discharged Saturday. Mrs Tommy Tuel of Choteau was admitted Sunday as a medical patient and discharged Monday. Dickie Arensmeyer of Farmington was admitted Tuesday as a surgical patient. Emma Tordahl of Fairfield was admitted Tuesday as a medical patient. Andrew Erickson was discharged Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford. Newman
Fairfield
Choteau Hospital
Marguerite McDonnell
Choteau
Tommy Tuel
Dickie Arensmeyer
Arensmeyer
Farmington
Emma Tordahl
Better Homes 4H Club Meets February Meeting
The Better Homes 4 H club met at Miss Betty Webb's home on Tuesday evening February 14. Merle Fearon called the meeting to order. Miss Sherwood inspected metal tapping projects and members worked on Tee Dees weaving before games, songs, and lunch. The next gathering is planned for Lola Mae Burns's home on February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Homes
Betty Webb
Merle Fearon
Miss Sherwood
Lola Mae Burns
Red Cross Seeks Castoffs for Chile Earthquake Aid
Miss Margaret Nagle county chair of the Red Cross announces the organization wants all kinds of old clothing including shoes and apparel. Contact Miss Nagle at the Glenloyd Hotel or leave articles at the courthouse. Donations are welcome to aid Chilean earthquake victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Nagle
The
Red Cross
Miss Nagle
Glenloyd
Court House
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Sharon
Burlhurst
Joo Brady Huh
Secant
Shelby
William Leslie
Bozeman
Gordon Monkman
Bynum
Choteau Drug Co
Emerson Earls of
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Wm. Gargan
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Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Donald Duck and News
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Wilton
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Luedtke
Doris Riphenberg
the Tribune
Fern Coffman
Greenfield Beach
Farmer” Killham
Recreational Council
Bynum News
Unifil
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Choteau, Mont
Arma Allum
Larkwood
Otis Mellon
Claude
Shorty
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Pinnell Fur CO
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Lynn Baker
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Julius Hollenbeck
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