Choteau In Brief Weather Snow Cold And Local Happenings
New yarn shipment from Hirshberg's and a winter blend Conoco bronze gasoline at L B Taylor garage. Great Falls DeMolay team failed to appear for a Sunday Cha teau Racketeers game. Local residents dine, travel, and discuss club meetings as cold weather and snow affect roads and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg’s
Conoco
L.B
Taylor Garage
James Smith
Great Falls
L. B
L. E. Taylor Garage
Weather and citrus damage report from Los Angeles letter
A letter from Chas. A. Franks now in Los Angeles reports very cold weather and great damage to citrus crops. He observed children playing on ice in an irrigation ditch last Saturday and is staying at the Hotel Embassy during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Franks
Los Angeles
Calif
Mr. Franks
Embassy
Kerr Re-elected to Board of Directors of Production Credit Corp
Great Falls Production Credit corporation stockholders re-elected all officers and the entire board at the annual meeting held in the court house. E. F. Lyman as president C. W. Thompson vice president H. J. Nicol secretary treasurer Mrs Ruby Pratt assistant secretary treasurer C M Storm J T Weisner and J W Kerr named as directors. Loans outstanding peaked at 500000, halved in 12 months. The corporation serves Cascade Chouteau Teton and Lewis and Clark counties with 418 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Ruby Pratt
C. M. Storm
John T. Weisner
Augusta
J. W. Kerr
Farmington
Nicol
Cascade
Chouteau
Teton
Lewis and Clark
Hospital Notes From Choteau And Maynard Hospitals
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges from Choteau and Maynard hospitals. Names include Ben Harlson of Dutton Fred Jacobs of Farmington Milton Harbaugh of Pendray and Fred Smith of Walier. Also reported are births and infant illnesses with Mrs. Wm Morgan and Carrie Lou Thoenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Harlson
Dutton
Choteau Hospital
Fred Jacobs
Farmington
Milton Harbaugh
Pendray
Fred Smith
Walier
A. B. Guthrie
Choteau Hospita
W. M. Harris
Agawam
Wim. Morgan
Maynard Hospital
Oscar Berndt
Jack Nesbitt
Wm. Schnug
C. H. Connor
J. J. Thoenes
Carrie Lou
Augusta
H. J. Frick
Dupuyer Family Rescued From Blizzard Stranding
A blizzard stranded Floyd and Andrew Trainer near Dupuyer after their car stalled on Dupuyer creek. Mrs Georgia Trainer, four, was found frozen at a nearby ranch four miles away while rescuers, led by Mr Van House, navigated the search begun by Anna Anderson and extended by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Anderson
Dupuyer
Floyd
Andrew Trainer
Georgia
Jan van House
van House
Dupuyer Creek
Dr Boyd Davis to Fit Glasses in Choteau Saturday
Dr Boyd Davis of C E Davis and Sons will be in Choteau to fit glasses on Saturday February 6 at the Choteau Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis and Sons
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Collins Neighbors Report Weather Trails and Death
Collins residents describe rough road conditions from highway 91 to home and mail delivery continuing. Obituary notes Mrs. Mabel Walker Strange of Collins Brady community, recounting her family history and move between Missouri and Washington, ending with burial in Unionville.
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I. N. Caskey
Great Falls
Reo Coghill
J. A. Coghill
Lyal Dormandy
Clyde Baquet
John Keller
Kelso
Wash
Mr. Walker
Tacoma
Unionville, Mo
Weather Harshly Damps Inauguration Day Imagery
The writer recalls rain during Washington DC inauguration events and mocks officials and spectators. He suggests exposure to bad weather may humble the powerful and notes a trend toward leveling disparities as the day unfolds.
Bulldogs Dominate Early Lead in Contested Encounter
In the second period the Bulldogs added just one point while their opponents scored four, making the halftime score 21 to 5. The Bulldogs, though cooled from an early spree, continued to bombard the backboard with a high shooting percentage. Smith, Moore and Wallace contributed 12 points, while Cunniff and Manix added seven for the visitors.
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Bulldogs
Smith
Moore
Wallace
Cunniff
Manix
Dutton Teams Set for Return Game After Augusta Clash
The T. O. H. S. boys beat Augusta 43 to 16 as the locals surged in the final period for ten points while limiting Augusta to a field goal and two free throws. Stan Smith led with 17 points, Jimmy Moore had 13. Both Dutton boys and girls will host a return game Saturday. a planned tonight date was later kept.
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Augusta Boys
Augusta
Stan Smith
Jimmy Moore
Dutton Coming
Dutton High
Teton
Moore
Ecce Eens
Smith
Eee
Reeenee
Wallace
C Teabinged
Rosengren
Yeager
Enccseeneenee
Il Thompson
Cece Cseeree
V. Bridenbach
DyOr
Sud
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Anderson
Chateau
Anderson
Fuller Brush Co
M. S. Bullerdick
Helen Brown
Burt
Fort Peck Dam
Civil Service
Woman's Club
E. J. Crary
Grace Thompson
John Matchett
Oscar Lindseth
Emma Thompson
Gienloyd
B. A. Roll
Episcopal
Guild
D. H. Moulton
Cc. W. Burns
Evelyn Johnson
Choteau Woman’s Club
Theo. Paulus
Geraldine Moulton
E. L. Murphy
L. E. Taylor
Spokane
Continental Oil Co
Taylor
Butte
Teton County Agricultural Planning Committee
Court House
H. M. Daley
Fairfield
Post Tavern
the Royal
Jack Holt
Crash Donovan
Gene Autrey
Susannah
Walter Muston, Ruth Chatterton
Mary Astor
Dodsworth
Cash & Carry Grocery
RED Cross
Florida
Teton Creamery
Board of Directors Productions Credit Corp
Ogg
Knuctzon Lumber CO
Choteau, Mont
Collins News
Colliers
Washington, D. C
the Post Tavern
Claude
Glen R. Becker
Club Cigar Store
Post Office
Gamble Store Agency
the Friendly Store
Choteau Hardware CO
Hanson Bros. Garage
Ride Auto Court
Silver
Flying A
Wallace Motor CO
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Ray
Billy’s Beer
Chick’s Shell Station
Rexall Beauty Shop
Pollock’s
Beauty Shop
Beauty Artists
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