CHOTEAU IN BRIEF CHANGES AND LOCAL NOTES
Chateau items include new prices at Parlor Shoppe and Hirshberg's, DeLaval separators on display, and a first hot water washing setup at L E Taylor Garage. Local residents travel for business and legislature sessions, with several visits between Chateau, Great Falls, Fairfield, and Hel ena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Implement Co
John W. Hentges
Great Falls
Hirshberg’s
L.E. Taylor
Fred Schoensigel
Fairfield
Chateau
U. S
C. H. Ferris
Paul Kropp
Helena
A. E. Anderson
Selma
Charles G. Roberts
John Feiden
Claudette Colbert
New York
Paris
George Middleton
A. E. Thomas
Conoco
L. E. Taylor
A. J. Easteness
Maynard Hospital
Hirshberg
J. A. Baart
Lorraine Lathrop
Blackleaf
I. B. Hardy
D. C. Cooper
Leslie Cooper
Valier
Forest Office
Earl Yeager
Power-Chevrolet Co
Leo Howell
Bynum
L. F. Hamrell
J. C. Penney
K. E. Sturgis
Portland
Oregon
T. H. Pridham
Frances Pridham
Mr. Pridham
Falls
W. G. Bloomdahl
Frank Stearns
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Browning
Shelby
Hirshberg's ad heavy with sales and services
Local retailer Hirshberg's promotes prices on clothing flour canned goods and hosiery while advertising free offers. The notice also mentions L E Taylor Garage selling painting services and a new line of boys dress oxfords at $2.65 per pair. Community notices include birthdays and home projects along with farm equipment repair and tractor parts.
Local sales and travel notes from Conrad area
The item highlights sales at Hirshberg's with work pants at 1.49 and dresses from 5.95 to 7.95 at the Parlor Shoppe. Brunswick records offered at 1.00. Mentions several residents traveling from Conrad to attend basketball games and a June trip to France for a Gold Star mother visit to the grave of Ray Randolph from World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Taylor Garage
Hirshberg’s
Brunswick Phonograph
Hirshberg
S. Cutiura
A. J. Easteness
Floyd Barce
John Terplecky
Sweeney
Conrad
Conrad-Teton
Elmer Bliss
Mary E. Dull
Chateau
Duf
France
Ray Randolph
Argonne
United States
Written Music Exam Set for February 2 1931
A written examination in applied music will be held at 9 a m in the office of the County Superintendent of Schools at Chateau on Monday February 2 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Superintendent of Schools
Chateau
Fifth Grade Honor Roll And School Activities
Public School notes show Evelyn Hodgskiss Hebe Any Leroy Brown Jay Dewitt Maxine Peterson Helen Miller Donald Carlson Esther Blomberg on the fifth grade honor roll for perfect spelling last six weeks. Seventh grade girls prepare for room president roles while first graders present Hansel and Gretel. Visitors include Mrs. Porter Hafsos Paul us DeWitt. Miss Heyrock missed Friday illness but returned Tuesday. Margaret Hodgskiss returns with arm brace and splints making it hard to sit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Peterson
Helen Miller
Donald Carlson
Esther Blomberg
Hansel and Gretel
Porter
Hafsos
Paulus
DeWitt
Pendroy Social News Highlights Of Westbound Trips
Mrs Joe Fallon returned home Tuesday after visiting points west. Families and friends attended shows and visited in Pendroy with gatherings at the Shawver home and a Friday show at ote. The East Pendroy Beach Home Demonstration club met at Mrs Kaupish and Kit chen improvements was discussed. Bob Pfrimmer moved to Williston while Lockhart became Pendray train messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fallon
Points West
Geo. Seufert
Robi. Fallon
John Lewis
Homer Bisner
Conrad
B. Laconette
Burke
Will Wellenstein
Loney
Ifr
Mrs. Gulbrandson and Sons
Chateau
East Pendrey
Beach Home
Kaupish
Bob Pfrimmer
Williston
N. D
Mr. Lockhart
Social Roundup At Local Homes And Events
Local residents hosted dinners and visits over the weekend. Attendees included Fuller Jones families Ewinski Seufert Ritter Davis and Fallon among others at various gatherings. Church and social activities featured bridge games and a Sunday school party with sixteen children, plus visits to Great Falls and Pendroy.
Sons and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers Annual Meet
The 13th annual gathering of the Song and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers will be at the Masonic temple on Friday evening February 6 1931. Membership requires 21 years or older and being a son daughter or registered member. apply to the secretary. A $1.50 door charge covers dance and banquet. CORA MILLER secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Song and Daughters of
Masonic Temple
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nick and
Bill
Choteau Bakery
Schillings Coffee
Hershey
Heinz
del Monte
Sun River
Cash and Carry Grocery
Spokane
S. Armand
B. L. Flicker of
Geraldine
Cleaveston
Louis Halberg
Lois
Evelyn Hodgskiss
Kathleen Hannan
Margaret Mary Young
Mildred Louise Nelson
Loraine Straight
Joyce Kropp
Lillian Owens
Carolyn Peterson
Irene Ericson
W. E. Howard
John Deere
the Post Tavern
Choteau Drug Company
Public School News
Hebe Any
Leroy Brown
Jay Dewitt
Western Electric Sound System
Bebe Daniels
Lowell Sherman
Maurice Chevalier
Wheeler and
Woolsey
Rio Rita
Jim Campbell
Ritter
Seufert
Bill Wellenstein
Fallon
Germaine
Malta
Pendroy
Ladies Aid
Ewinski
Lard Hansen’s
Cocoa Rock-Co
Pickles Airport Dills
Gallon
Buttrey
Farmington
K. C
Schillings
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