Choteau in Brief Highlights Local Visitations
Mrs Charles Koch visited Great Falls, Dr and Mrs H Bateman from Helena attended a Masonic party, James Peebles serves on the federal jury in Great Falls, Mrs Ray Jorgenson from Cut Bank visited relatives, W W Scott forwards to Gamble Store dealers meeting in Billings, Mrs W D Helm returned from Great Falls, other guests and local movements include Tara Crossen family visitors, and L E Taylor Garage offers Zenith tires and farm equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Koch
Great Falls
H. Bateman
Choteau
Helena
Zenith
L. E. Taylor Garage
William Hofta
Juergeson
Dutton
James Peebles and Sons
W. W. Scott
Choteau Hardware,Co
James Peebles
Great Falla
Ray Jorgenson
Cut Bank
Chateau
Albert Fay
Long Beach
California
Henry Ison
J. W. Breen
Maurice Ahern
Fairmont
Minn
Stenseth
Conrad
Billings
W. D. Helm
Willard Adams
Hugh Crossen
Gardiner
P. H. Crossen
P. H. Crossen Jr
Hospital Notes from Maynard and Choteau Areas
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Stewart Akley Fairfield admitted Maynard hospital as medical patient and dismissed. Gordon Monkman Jr entered Maynard hospital as medical patient and dismissed. Dick Dryden dismissed from Maynard hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Lindseth Fairfield a daughter at Maynard hospital. G H Deethardt of Power entered Chateau hospital for medical treatment. Fred Clemens of Fairfield entered Choteau hospital for medical treatment and discharged. Mrs R J Dyer of Augusta entered. Mrs Ebert Malone of Choteau entered Choteau hospital for medical treatment. Dickie Arensmeyer of Farmington entered Choteau hospital for surgical treatment. Mrs Gus McDonnell of Choteau entered Choteau hospital for medical treatment. Mrs Harry Newman of Fairfield entered Choteau hospital. Mrs Tommy Tuel of Choteau entered, with Harry Perkins, medical patient at Choteau hospital, discharged Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Monkman Jr
Maynard Hospital
Dick Dryden
Oscar Lindseth
Fairfield
G. H. Deethardt
Power
Chateau Hospital
Fred Clemens
Choteau Hospital
R. J. Dyer
Augusta
Ebert Malone
Choteau
Dickie Arensmeyer
Farmington
Gus McDonnell
Choteau—hospital
Harry Newman
Tommy Tuel
Harry Perkins
Doctor Boyd Davis to Fit Glasses in Choteau
Dr. Boyd Davis of C E Davis and Lone will be in Choteau to fit glasses at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday February 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis and
Lone
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Sturgis Hardware to Host All Day Farming Entertainment
Sturgis Hardware and Implement Co. announces an all day power farming entertainment starting 10:30 this Saturday at the K P Hall. A free lunch is provided with music movies talks and demonstrations. Lir E Sturgis invites farmers and others to attend with a prize drawing at 5 PM at both the hall and his business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis Hardware and Implement Co
Sturgis Hardware & Implement Co
K. P. Hall
Lir. E. Sturgis
McCormick-Deering
Cut Bank Auxiliary Invites Choteau Unit to Joint Americanism Event
Glacier Unit No. 40 American Legion Auxiliary at Cut Bank invites Choteau Unit No. 6 to attend a Colonial, ailvertea to be held Friday Feb. 24 at 2 30 in the high school gym. The event is their Americanism program given jointly by the Auxiliary and Woman's Club. Chateau members are assured a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier
American Legion Auxiliary
Cut Bank
Auxiliary
Chateau
Ladies Guild Reception for Rev Day at Dr Keeton Home
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church hosts a reception for Rev and Mrs C Friend Day at the Dr Keeton residence on Saturday evening February 25. All Guild members and Episcopalians are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal Church
Mrs. C. Friend
Dr Keeton
Episcopalians
Circle C Luncheon Set for February 25 at Gas Office
Circle C announces a luncheon Saturday February 25 beginning at 11 30 a m at the gas office. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle C
Sverybody
Music and Literature Group Meeting at Chateau Woman's Club
The Chateau Woman's Club music and literature group will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Vick's home. Hostesses are Mrs. Vick and Miss Dane with Mrs. Averill as program chair. Roll call will be symphony leaders and the program features symphony music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman's Club
Vick
Miss Dane
Averill
Roll Call
Shelterbelt Applications Due by March First
All shelterbelt applications must be filed with the county agent's office by March 1, requesting trees for this year's planting. Submit promptly to ensure eligibility and placement in the program.
House Kills Major Gambling Bill in Controversial Session
In a fierce session the Montana House killed the main gambling bill before deadline while two other gambling measures were left in doubt. Debate showed revenue estimates rising to about a million and a half, amid claims of votes and possible payoffs as lawmakers adjourned to Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Montana
Representative McLeod
Longenecker
Stromnes
Lippard
McLeod
Spiegel
U S to Count All Horses and Mules in Montana
Major John Irving heads the Salt Lake recount station announcing a census of all horses and mules in Montana. The count is part of a war department program to assess animal numbers for emergencies and will be conducted by the federal department of agriculture with county agents and crop reporters of the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Irving
War Department
Salt Lake Area
Montana
Federal Department of Agriculture
Senienatural Service
Public School News Operetta King KoKo Set for March 10
March 10 is the date for grade school operetta King KoKo by Ira B. Wilson with a South Sea Island setting. Pupils under Miss Ruth Sherwood and Miss Miller will perform. the cast will be announced later. Second grade presented Washington Lincoln and Flag program. fifteen mothers attended. Seventh grade observed Washington’s birthday with songs, plays, and readings. New seventh graders Harriet Olson and Peggyanne Perry join. glass painting and soap carving projects underway. Rainbow eighth grade plans a March 3 party. Lois Mae Duits shared travel notes to the South Seas via history books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King KoKo
Ira B. Wilson
South Sea Island
Ruth Sherwood
Miller
Miss Bily
George Washington
Billy Breen
Margaret Armstrong
Harriet Olson
William Loughridge
Paul Vick
Kathleen Campbell
Marilyn Scott
Washington
Lincoln
Laniece McClue
Peggyanne Perry
South Seas
Rainbow Club
Lois Mae Duits
Four Bills Die on Senate Deadline Night
The senate failed to move four measures by Friday midnight including adding four clerks to the state register of motor vehicles and a $60-old-age pension plan. A gross tonnage tax on trucking was killed 27 to 25 after bitter debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
State Register of Motor Vehicles
Firemen's Relief Association
Board of Prison Commissioners
Congress
State Highway Commission
Lions Re Dedication Week Starts February 20
Lions plan a national Re Dedication Week to unite the country behind democracy with meetings during George Washington birthday week starting February 20. About 3 300 Lions Clubs will participate representing more than 125 000 business and professional men nationwide. The program aims to promote patriotism and democratic principles that influenced the twentieth century Lions Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Lions Club
eGorge Washington
George Washington
Washington
John Edwards Sends Greetings to Friends from Grand Coulee
John Edwards writes from Grand Coulee Washington dated February 18 1839 sending greetings to friends in Teton County and noting the Grand Coulee dam construction with plans to visit Montana and inviting travel to see the project. He mentions money requests and fond wishes for neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edwards
Grand Coulee
Wash
Chateau Acantha
Teton County
Grand Coulee Dam
Prospects for irrigation season improve on snow depths
A report from the bureau of agricultural engineering finds deeper snow on 18 Missouri river watershed basins by February 1, signaling a better than average irrigation season. Precipitation on Missouri north Wyoming watersheds reached 6.03 inches, about 1.49 inches above normal for Oct 31 to Jan 31 1938, with Montana and central Montana also above normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Missouri River
Missouri
Wyoming
Montana
Marriage Licenses Issued in Fairfield Couple
Clerk of the Court Halver Daley reports one marriage license issued last week to Simon J. Bossier and Dorothy Kuebler, both of Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halver Daley
Simon J. Bossier
Dorothy Kuebler
Fairfield
Amlie Defends IC Candidacy While Favoring Government Ownership
Tom Amlie denies being a communist after appointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission but asserts support for government ownership. He appears to have secured an entry despite the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Amlie
Interstate Commerce Commission
Livestock and Range Conditions Over Normal in Montana
February 1 conditions in Montana show livestock and ranges in the best shape in years and well above normal. Cattle and sheep losses for winter to February 1 were light. hay and feed adequate due to mild weather. range water supplies plentiful except in southeastern areas. most market fed sheep and lambs moved out of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Jay. G. Diamond
Agricultural Statistician i
Engineering contracts show Montana January totals and Wyoming comparison
Montana engineering contracts for January reached 320000 dollars, up from 167000 the prior year. Wyoming also reported January contracts at 970000 dollars, down from 1570000 in the same month of 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Wyoming
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Robison
Deaconess Hospital
Wis Dobler
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Dobler
Fred Thisted
Missoula
Sere
Iponara
Larson
Choteau Hardware
Thée
Nomas‘fridge Club
Geo. Carroll
J. Eversman
Jack Edwards
A.J. Nutter
Minneapolis-Moline
L. E
Baylor Garage
Helena’ ‘Maat
Basas
Chateau Hardware Co
Dahline
MecDonald
Chas
Great Northern
E. Kiggins
A. H. Dougherty
Bozeman
T. O. Larson
ROYAL
Lew Ayres
Maureen O’sullivan
Joan Crawford
Paris
Stewart Akley
Bloom’s Grocery
Campbell’s
Dinty Moore
Old
Yellowstone
Maxwell House
Prunes
Ladies Guild Reception
Woman’s Club
U. S
Public School News
England
France
Hugh Johnson
Pinnell For? CO
Choteau, Mont
Sturgis Implement Co
Claude
Guills Orchestra
Rayhbestos
Walker
Hanson
Nohn Deere-Van Brunt
Lucel
John Deere
van Brunt
F. G. Curtis
Cee
Taper
John Deerect
Agi
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