Choteau in Brief notes local business and social activity
L. J. Yealey of Shelby and Mrs. G. O. Molden of Havre visited Choteau on Friday. Local numbers include 100 pounds of potatoes for 95 cents, and frequent mentions of residents traveling to Great Falls, Helena, Missoula, and other towns. Community events include a New Year’s dance, Odd Fellows meeting, and livestock associations planning meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.J. Yealey
Shelby
Hirshberg’s
G. O. Molden
Havre
George K. Wood
Wm. Wood
Bonrad
Charles S. McDonald
George Coffey
Wallace Coffey
Great Falls
Perry L. Withers
Conrad Refining Company
Conrad
Dick Jones
The
State University
Missoula
Wim. Black
Arthur Habel
Dutton
Jay Gitchel
Pendray Stockman
Pete LaValle
Federal Land Bank
Helen Bateman
H. W. Bateman
J. A. Baart
Ted Paulus
Marybelle Peterson
Jay Gitchell
Pendray
Vaneta Price
Racketeers Edge Falls City Opponent in Narrow Loss
The Chateau Racketeers lost 27 to 32 to the Standard Furniture company team of Greens Falls on the local floor last night. Trailing badly at halftime the locals improved their offense and defense in the later stages of the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Porter Stores thanks helpers after Bynum fire loss
The Porter Stores Company expresses sincere gratitude to everyone who assisted during the Bynum fire, praising the efforts that saved the store building and other property from further damage. Ray R. Porter signs the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Stores Company, Inc
Bynum
Porter Stores Co., Inc
Ray R. Porter
First M E Church Sunday Services and Open House
The First M E Church lists a full Sunday schedule with church school at 10:00 a m morning worship at 11:15 advanced leagues at 6:00 and 7:00 p m and open house at the parsonage for singing old hymns. Services are also to be held at Pendrey at 3:00 p m led by Minister E R Kaemmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendrey
E. R. Kaemmer
Poultry Shipment Under Teton Association Planned Monday
The Teton Shipping association will ship poultry next Monday from here and Tuesday from Dutton. Grading and packing occur at the Power-Morgan building in Chateau. Advances list prices for prime and heavy birds, ducks and geese, and various grades with cents per pound. J E Hodgskiss notes final returns on December turkey shipment are expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Shipping Association
Dutton
Power-Morgan
Chateau
J. E. Hodgskiss
Annual Farm Mechanics School Opens January Thirty
The third annual farm mechanics school will begin January 30 at Teton County High School. Instructor M. K. Luther of the Smith Hughes department directs the program, run with the department and limited to men over 16 in agricultural pursuits. Past enrollments ranged 15 to 20, and the schools are deemed successful. For details contact Mr. Luther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
M. K. Luther
Smith- Hughes
Luther
Smith-Hughes
Teton Old Timers Set Tentative Jan 29 Reunion Date
The executive committee of Teton's Oldest Settlers met last night and tentatively set Friday January 29 for the annual reunion. Committees were appointed and hall arrangements with the Masonic temple board are being discussed to lock the date. Mrs. Wm. Cook serves as this year's president of the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Masonic Hall
Temple Board
Wm. Cook
Old Timers Society
Ecuador Station Replies to Letter of Arthur Hirshberg
Arthur Hirshberg received a December 28 letter from El Prado station Roiamba Ecuador dated December 7 1931 in response to his reception report. The station PRADO broadcast Thursdays 9 to 11 pm EST on 39.8 meters with 50 watts. Hirshberg noted inquiries about a prior Sydney Australia reply and awaits further word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hirshberg
el Prado
Roibamba
Ecuador
South America
Hirshberg
Fabrica de Tejidos de
Chateau
Mont
PRADO
Estacion Radiodifussora DE
Sydney
Australia
Bole Briefs Highlight Social Visits and New Year Events
The Bole community reports a home demonstration club meeting at Mrs. B. O. Price with a demonstration dinner and candy recipes. Several families shared New Year gatherings at the Dauwalder, Kosnick, Hanson, and Munson homes, with visitors from Farmington and Great Falls. Howell and Zimmermans travel notes and local concerns about stray dogs and a coal car outline a busy period in Teton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Demonstration Club
B. O. Price
F. W. Smith
Farmington
John Kosnick
Dauwalder
Smith
Oliver Hanson
Catherine McNabb
Great Falls
Marian Davis
A. C. Munson
W. G. Dauwalder
I. N. Caskey
Mabel
Leatha
Alice Stoffler
Florence
Pearl Jackson
Washington
Dolores
Mary Ellen Jackson
Bale
Paul Mathis
Hugh Crossen
C. J. Cutt
Family of
Power
Berndt Johnson
Dutton
Albert Crittenden
Mary Burgen
Earl Zimmerman
John Zimmerman
Chas. Frey
Eureka
Calif
Wm. Zimmerman
Seattle
W. J
Dean Crittenden
H. R._Voris
Ellensburg
Wash
Helena
Earl Angle
Kalispell and
Libby
Mabel Crittenden
Geneva Dorrington
Zimmerman
Teton’ County
Anna Keogh
Meinnesota
G. B. Zeigler
Ernest
Lydia Larson
Bob
Ralph Lear
Joe Walkington
Lear
Ralph Baldoni
Mabel Takerud
Helmer Anderson
Oliver Hansen
Farmers Union
Public School News Updates on Attendance and Health
School opened January 4 with five of eight grades showing perfect attendance. Ruth O'Hare has recovered from diphtheria and will return next week. Raymond Carlson of the first grade is in Great Falls hospital awaiting further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth O'Hare
Raymond Carlson
Great Falls
Local School Notes and Upcoming Bi CentenniaThrift Week
Andrew Lawson receives treatment for an infection of the arm. Dorothy Jackson has chickenpox and will return with physician approval. Betty Coffey presides over first grade. First grade girls show Christmas dolls. second graders work on Tribune. Washington materials aid bi centennial plans for Washington's birthday Feb 22, 1932. Thrift week set Jan 17-23. Benjamin Franken born prompts thrift ideas. Jan 6 seventh grade Citizenship League elects officers: President Kenneth Thompson, Vice Gordon Eckford, Secretary Rexell Peterson, Reporters Charles Roll and Walter Hentges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Lawson
Dorothy Jackson
Betty Coffey
Tribune
Washington, D. C
Washington
Benjamin Franken
Y League
Kenneth Thompson
Gordon Eckford
Rex
Agawam Social Roundup of New Year Visits and Dances
Gustave Frank from North Dakota arrives at Agawam at his brother Carl's call. Local families host holiday dinners with Manual Schelp Brady guests and Weist family at Henry Weist home. Several guests visit Agawam and Three Forks baby news. A big New Year’s dance promises prizes for wearing old rags. Lorraine Schaefer resumes studies at Montana State College after holidays with Otto Schaefer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Frank
North Dakota
Carl
Manual Schelp
Brady
H. H. Weist
Henry Weist
Wendal Petrie
Max Kirsch
Wm. Brewing
Harry Young
Jack Jensen
Otto Schaefer
Lorraine
Chas
Guither
Great Falls
Anton Schaefer
C. K. Malone
Fred
Bonnie
Catherine
Agawam
Wm. Breding
John Gemar
Ella Keller
Gus Moser
J. G. Johnson
Maurice
Joe Jost
Pearson
Lorraine Schaefer
Godfrey Couple Attend Golden Wedding Anniversary
Torgerson spent Sunday in Chatéat celebrating the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. Torgerson's parents. The event followed a well attended Sunday school gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
Torgerson
Mr. Torgerson
Local Social Roundup From Farming ton and Nearby
Social notes report a string of dinner parties and visits in Farmington and surrounding areas. Couples Miss Ethel Anderson and Ralph Bal dani wed in Great Falls, with witnesses Mabel Tokerud and Helmer Anderson. Schools reopen after a break and Farmers Union reelects officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Arensmeyer
Ethel Anderson
Ralph Baldani
Fairfield
Great Falls
Lunde
Mabel Tokerud
Helmer Anderson
Hilda Anderson
Weist
Agawam
Fred Woodward
John Edwards
Janel
C. A. Peterson
Chateau New Year's Day
F. W. Smith and Sons
Earl DeRusha
Everett DeRusha
Frank Hynes
Ben Chalmers
Louise Depner
O. DeRusha
John
Joel Edwards
Dr. Bateman
Miss Everson
Woodward
Little Robert
Olaf Forseth
Baldani
Mabel Caskey
Henry Davidson
Cal Binford
Miss Helen
Leslie Chalmers
Dillon
Nyhns
Nagle
Conner
Emil Depner
Farmington
Chateau
Chas, Pierce
J. B. Conner
Farmers’ Union
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Bank
Oe Tbr
Choteau
Munsing
S. F. BE. Smithis
Stanford
Kotex
Ole Holland
Harrison Craig
George Miller
Long Berth
Pacific Avenue
Voss
J. E. Byrne
James Eckford
Billings
Montana State Normal College
Lucille Blazer
O. G. Meadows
Maitland
Missouri
Wallace Weaver
Green Mill
Hannah and Porter
Hannah-Porter Company
Harry Ellis
Dupuyer
Robert Clarkson
Odd Fellow Lodge
Masonic
Board of County Commissioners
George A. ‘Carroll
F. R. Lowe
Craigs
Cecil Huffman
Royal Theatre
Messrs
H. E. Adams
Chateau Woman's Club
R. F. Baillie
Billie Baillie
Tischell Hirshberg
Johanna Hirshberg
Billie
Parloir
John Lane
Harry Swanson
Pendroy
Stayman Winesap
Burch & Halladay
Marshall King
Teton Service Company
Lavon Fortner
Lynn Fortner
District Court
Shirley
Alta
Madge
B. I. Packer
Fred W. Hardwig
A. W. Lantz
Augusta
Hardwig
Lantz
Reibling
Sun River
Cut Bank
Butte
Onliv
Sue Carot
Noah Beery
William Haines
Wallingford
Warner Orland, Ann May Wong and
Sessue Hayakawa In
Rose Garden Cafe
Grocery
Choteau, Mont
First
M. E. Church
Public School News
del Monte
Schillings
Wisconsin
Cash and Carry Grocery
Great Northern
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