Local Choteau items note wartime effort and community events
Jas Rose in McGregor hospital patient. Red Cross auction planned for February 5. County nurse Miss Mary Trihey called home to Butte. Postmaster Wm Krofft renominated. Elk grazing study trip to Big River. County officials to state convention in Missoula. Red Cross seals receipts due. Moose lodge meeting January 29. YWCA council guest from Great Falls. Cards from Company M soldiers in England. Mrs Gardner’s Pendroy visit. Hazel to join Choteau hospital for appendicitis. Sherman Bramer dies after hay rack accident. age 43. Queen Rebecca Lodge officers elected. Joe Harris injures eye. at McGregor hospital. Dr Bateman reports food shortages in England and German atrocities. County organization planned with $2 fee. July meeting set for threshing price discussion. Plowing rates fixed. join and boost county organization. SAVE used postage stamps for government dye recovery. Members urged to attend July meeting. J A Baart President. H L Stafford Sec Treas.
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Miss DeChanne
Great Falls
Order
The
County Health Board
Acantha
Phil S. Cole
Henry Radcliffe
A. B. Guthrie
England
Company M
France
Joe Harris
U.S
Gardner
Hazel
Pendroy
Choteau
Choteau Hospital
Sherman Bramer
Blackleaf
McGregor Hospital
Queen Rebecca Lodge No
Clara Mellon
Mary Connor
Ames
Cora Foot
H. W. Bateman
Winchester
Eng
Bateman
Ocean
U. S
Murdock
Teton County
J. A. Baart
H. L. ‘Stafford
Sec
Treas
Teton County Threshermen and Plowmen Hold Annual Meeting
The Teton County Threshermen and Plowmen Association held its annual meeting at Moose Hall in Chateau with good member representation. Topics of interest were discussed though some members who missed the session were criticized for not attending.
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Teton County Threshermen & Plowmen’s Association
Moose Hall
Chateau
War time church services and annual meeting notice
ST STEPHEN S CHURCH notes say services Sunday January 27 at 10 50 with war time appeals and a promise of Jesus presence. Also notice adjourned annual meeting of Farmington Co operative Telephone Co February 11 1918 at 2 p m in Farmington.
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ST. Stephen’s Church
Jesus
Hell
Jesus Christ
Farmington Co-operative Telephone Co
Farmington
Grazing Permits Open for Lewis and Clark Forest 1918
Applications to graze cattle horses and sheep in the Lewis and Clark National Forest for the 1918 season must be filed in Choteau Montana on or before March 1 1918. Full details on grazing fees and blank forms are available on request from Forest Supervisor D L Beatty.
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Lewis and Clark National Forest
Choteau
Montana
D. L. Beatty
Forest Simertigar
Skunk Smell Inspires Camouflage Question by Old Man Doodle
Old Man Doodle muses on camouflage by asking how a skunk would appear if it looked like its own odor. The wry hint suggests animal ability to blend with scent in a humorous reflection.
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Doodle
Weather Observer A C Burbank Assumes Local Post
A C Burbank has accepted the appointment as weather observer for this locality and will publish the weather report for distant readers. He began keeping the record last Sunday and the report from that date is now available for publication.
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A. C. Burbank
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Aa Sen
Royal Theater
Marguerite Clark
Bab
Artecraft
Enid Bennett
Comedy
George Walsh
Agent Geo. M. Cohan
Fox
Baldpate
Hirshberg’s
Nubuck Shoes
Buster Brown
Jps
Hirshberg & Co
Che Choteau
Max B. Bishop
Choteau Montana
Jas. Rosé
Red Cross
Mary Trihey
Butte
Roland C. Ferris
Aviation Corps
Wm. Krofft
John Hentges
John
Sheboygan
Wis
Middle West
Leatty
Sanderson
Rogers
Arthur Nett
Big River
A. S. Hayden
Wm. Webb
Missoula
Radcliffe, Savory
Ledgerwood
U. & Thrift
W. S. Murdock
Bozeman
Miss Thompson
Moose Lodge
Josephine Brown
Anna Moore
Y. W. C. A. War Council
Bryce H. Logan
la Crosse
Kas
Ed. Logan
A. O. Longmuir, Sec
Hannans
Teton County Threshermen and Plowmen Meeting
Weather Report
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
National Bank
Hirshberg
W. B. Butchart
of Teton
Se. I
J. Hirshberg
State of
Chateau, Montz
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