Local items from Chateau list births visits and events
A roundup of Chateau notices lists births at the Chateau hotel and Maynard hospital, visits by residents to Great Falls and Billings, eye exams by Dr. E W Chichester, and social events. It notes a marriage in Great Falls, a Security Benefit initiation, and multiple business visits by locals including Taylor Garage and JC Penney staff. Two foreclosure actions were filed in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
W. M. Owens
Home Savings and State Bank
J. Doyle
James B. Barnes
First M E Church Weekly Schedule and Pendroy Service
The First M E Church lists church school at 10 30 morning worship at 11 30 Epworth League 6 30 and evening service 7 30 on Sunday January 22. A Epworth League social for high school youth is set for Tuesday January 24 at 7 00. Choir rehearsal Thursday January 26 at 8 00. Pendroy preaching service is 3 00 p m Sunday January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Pendroy
St Stephen's Church Service Schedule
Third Sunday after Epiphany services listed including Holy Communion at 9:00 a m church school 10:00 a m morning prayer 11:00 a m and evening prayer 7:30 p m General Missionary Lee H Goung noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee H. Goung
Tractor School Under IH Co Held January Twenty Seventh
Under the auspices and direction of the International Harvester Company a tractor school will be held at our store on January 27 1928. All farmers interested in tractors are cordially invited to attend at Power Morgan Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Co
Power-Morgan CO
Eye care offered with new glasses fitting
Dr. E. W. Chichester advertises eye examinations and glasses fitting at Château House on January 23 and 24 with guaranteed work and reasonable prices. Watch this space for future announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau House
Notice of tax deed application for Collins townsite
The undersigned will on March 15 1928 apply to the Teton county Montana treasurer for a tax deed to Lots 8 through 14, Block 9 Original Townsite of Collins in Teton County. Amount due 28.59 with 12 percent interest from July 7 1926. Date January 19 1928. R H Mayer applicant. First pub January 19 last January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Choteau
Montana
Collins
R. H. Mayer
Farmington Community Notices Preview
Sunday school at the hall next Sunday at 10 30 a m. Literary meets Friday evening January 20. Program and lunch committees listed. Much-anticipated numbers from the band. Local church services at German Lutheran church last Sunday. E A Arnett visiting from Chateau. Mrs Talif Hanson returns to Great Falls after caring for her ill mother. Chas Dunn arrives to assume her place. J B Conner builds new ice house. Funeral of Mrs Alice Hanson of Fairfield held at Norwegian Lutheran church with Rev Lunde officiating. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreuger
Ben Chalmers
Gregor Tangen
Ted Anderson
Earl DeRusha
Kleber
Gunhild Lindseth
E. A. Arnett
Chateau
Farmington
Talif Hanson
Great Falls
O. Lindseth
Chas. Dunn
Hanson
J. W. Kerr
Boulder Hot Springs
Browning
Kerr
James Armstrong
Ladies’ Aid
Chalmers
J. B Conner
Alice Hanson
Fairfield
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Lunde
Olaf Dale John Edwards
L. J. Otness
Olaf Forseth
Wm. Chalmers
Lars Nasset
Man Brings In 22 Dead Coyotes for Pelts
George F. Underwood arrived from Willow Creek and captured 63 coyote puppies last spring. Twenty six died, 37 survived but proved hard to pen. He later presented 22 prime pelts to the Acnthan office seeking about $12.50 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
George F. Underwood
Willow Creek
George
Underwood
Acnthan
Bubble Blowing Parties Aim to Improve Looks
German girls hold bubble blowing events claiming health benefits from wind instrument like exercise. Participants say the activity helps round thin cheeks and slim scraggy necks, enhancing beauty through playful effort.
Local Notes From Premium Center And Great Falls
Mrs. William Tatman spent a week in Great Falls receiving treatment from Dr. Offerman. Visitors in Great Falls include Mrs. Henry Bremer Mrs. Peter Folk and Mrs. Fornfeist. The three day chinook brought mild weather but snow and drifts remained. Roy Inbody eyes Washington as his wife visits her parents for a month. Fred Fornfeist toils in Belton woods to earn money for gas to break up the last 160 he bought. Mrs. John Babst keeps house at the Wolfer ranch. Herman Hersinger humorously notes onions and sauerkraut warmth during cold weather and plans for a spring tractor to raise more wheat. Cartoons by F Swanson appear in some papers. Freddie Swanson, a four year old Premium Center boy, and a light-hearted note on poet Bill and new editor Mr Bullerdick invite readers to get acquainted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tatman
Great Falls
Offerman
Henry Bremer
Peter Folk
Fornfeist
Roy Inbody
Washington
John Babst
Wolfer Ranch
Herman Hersinger
Herman
F. Swanson
Freddie Swanson
Bill
Bullerdick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marcel
Looney
Adams Oil Co
Nellie R. Hammond
Enuine Ford
L. EB. Taylor
Chateau Hotel
Henry Hammond
George McKlee
Maynard Hospital
Gilbert Agee
Agawam
John Weaver
Jas. Sulgrove
E. W. Chichester
Chichester
California
Harrison Craig
Butte
Tom Gossack
Oscar Brandt
Wm. D. Reiquam
J C. Penny
W.W. Smith
Billings
L. P. DePrater
James Baldwin
Walier
Anna E. Stafford
Dutton
Ira G. Dunlap
Alice Broadbent
Brady
Ward F. Boyd
Security Benefit Association
R. A. Clearman
John E. Lee
Bynum
King Radio
L. E. Taylor
Joe Eyraud
Brady Rancher
Gunther
Bole
Wallace Weaver
Lewis Thompson
R. E. Nelson
George Stewart
Ruth Malcolm
Charlotte Looney
Arthur Ramsey
Emerick
Nolan Billings
R. R. Mellon
Denzel McDonald
Mary E. Parr
Schubert
Alex Longmulir
Wool Growers’ Association
Blanche M. Jacobson
George Melbin Orcutt
Bernice Irene Hunt
Conrad
Justice of the Peace
J. F. DeHaas
Stella E. Stokes
Tom McCracken
Byler’s Market
of Swift’s Products
Schilling
Heinz
Cash and Carry Grocery
Jesse Crawford
Pipe
Sweetheart
Gene Austin
Johhny Johnson
Choteau Drug Co
M. E. Church
ST. Stephen's Church
Uneeda
Howard Grocery
Fred Fornfeist
Belton
Huffman & Baker
Balcksmith Coal
Howard
Chateau Hardware Co
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