Choteau In Brief Highlights Visits and Local News
Local scenes include Mrs Hall and Mrs McDonald visiting friends, Miss Robinson visiting Muriel Nelson, and a Fairfield basketball match with the Original Whiskered House of David Club. A Byunam man and Edna Gebhart obtain a marriage license. several local figures travel, court cases proceed, and a child injures an ankle but recovers.
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Fairfield
Benton Harbor
Michigan
Clerk of Court
A. James Marshall
Bynum
Edna Gebhart
Pendray
Hospital Notes from Maynard to Choteau
Maynard Hospital reports Dick Dryden of Choteau admitted as patient Thursday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Howe of Choteau on Tuesday. John Wellenstein of Pendray admitted Sunday and dismissed Tuesday. Choteau Hospital discharged Harry Perkins of Choteau Saturday. Robert Stanfield of Dutton had tonsils removed Saturday. Charles and Wayne Frantzich of Dutton had tonsillectomies Friday. Sid Yeager of Choteau admitted Friday and operated on for appendicitis Saturday. Buddy Hallberg of Choteau admitted Saturday and dismissed Monday. Andrew Erickson of Fairfield admitted as medical patient Monday.
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Buddy Hallberg
Choteau
Andrew Erickson
Fairfield
Church activities and regional meeting schedule posted
The notice outlines Sunday activities at the church including Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 message on The Companion of the Hard Road Epworth League at 6 30 p m evening service at 7 45 and a question box. A regional church meeting in Butte with four bishops is set for Feb 26 27. Richard F Vick minister.
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Epworth ‘League
Butte
Bynum
Public School News and Community Notices
Childrens Crusade for Children seeks material help for refugee children and to instill appreciation of American peace and security. Washington Birthday program features pledges, poems, drills, and a play by Montana students. County teachers meet to elect officers and plan delegate assembly for Great Falls in March. Notice of publication sale of Crawford School buildings in District No. 68 with bids due March 11, 1940.
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Childrens Crusade
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Ted
Children’s Crusade For
Teton County
Great Falls
Ruby
A. Miller
Chateau
Mn. Roberts
Dutton
Ingeborg
Midness
Power
Walker
Misa
Rigby Miller
Choteau
Zz Eckford
Guthrie
Emma Clark
Faiid
Ira Perkins
Bynum
Montana
Crawford
Noah E. Harmon
Mont
Board of Trustees
High School Wins and Racketeers Lose in Weekend Doubleheader
In the Chateau gym the Teton Bulldogs beat Centerville 46 33 while the Wallet Cleaners of Great Falls defeated the Racketeers 58 49. Schmitz led with 16 for Chateau, Scott 18, Hallberg out injured. Gillette had 20 for Cleaners, Earles 16. The Teton All-Stars face Canadian Union Jacks next Monday.
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Chateau Cage
High School
Teton Bulldogs
Centerville
Wallet Cleaners
Great Falls
Dunckel
Schmitz
Scott
Hallberg
Chateau
Gillette
Earles
Teton All-Stars
Canadian Union Jacks
Northwest
State hail board reserve rises significantly
The state hail insurance board reported a reserve fund of $70,456.74 on January 15, up $40,000 from the prior year, per State Hail Commissioner E K Bowman. If 1940 losses stay mild, premiums could be reduced due to the strengthened reserve.
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State Hail Insurance Board
E. K. Bowman
Bowman
Expressions of sympathy for the Brigg family
Mrs Mary Briggs and Mr and Mrs Paul Briggs thank friends for songs flowers and other courtesies shown during their recent bereavement and extend appreciation to all who offered support.
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Mary Briggs
Paul Briggs
Community thanks for flowers after bereavement
Edmund Morharat and Mr and Mrs Bert Stott extend gratitude to Bynum Agawam and others for the beautiful flowers sent during their bereavement.
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Bynum
Agawam
Edmund Morharat
Bert Stott
Clysta Stott
Cooking and gardening notes from Home Ec class
Last Friday Mrs. McNeal led sophomore junior Agriculture boys in chili making and dishwashing with tidy results. Mr. Lindseth lectured on lawn grasses and shrubs for Montana. Third year girls study consumer education, freshmen work on grooming scrapbooks, and frogs legs elicit mixed reactions. Some men dislike perfume, but quality scents can be tasteful.
Revenue collections in Montana 1939 total 6.19 million
The Treasury Department reports Montana 1939 internal revenue receipts reached 6,188,559 dollars, up from 5,647,596 the prior year. Dencreases occurred in Wyoming and Idaho for the same period.
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Montana
Treasury Department
Wyoming
Idaho
Welfare Department Sends 17 963 Relief Checks in February
The state welfare department mailed 17 963 checks totaling 288 580.02 to assist welfare recipients. Old-age aid reached 12 235 people totaling 220 689.84 at 18 04 per person. Dependents children received 63 375.33 for 5 561 recipients at 11 87 each. Needy blind received 169 checks totaling 3 514.75 at 20 80 per person.
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State Welfare Department
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Cut Bank
Jean Robinson
Missoula
Muriel Nelson
California
Phoenix
Arizona
Erling Tordal
Herman Tordal
John Duff
Hattersley
Mary Beth Edwards
Losekamp Conservatory of Music
Polytechnic, Mont
Cecil Passmore
Douglas Phipple
H. H. Collins
Charlo
J. R. Colling
Martin’ McDonald
Great Talls
R. W. Beyl
Justice Clearman
Darlene Anderson
R. A. Anderson
Bill Jack Londhin
Martin
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Mary Martin
Daddy
Allan Jones
Victor Herbert
Richard F. Vick
Verna S
Bloom’s Grocery
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Wood Cross
Lima
Public School News
Washington
Harold Walk
Ruth Arensmeyer
Ralph Marshall
Pauline Lyons
Wallace Murray
Mary Lou Cook
Marlyn Gillette
Shirley Jacobs
Jimmy Wedum
John Rose
Carolyn Beck
Cecelia
Richards
Rochester
N. Y
School of Music
University of Rochester
Iturbi
Choteau Woman's Club
H. S. Auditorium
Depner
Claude
Gente 400
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