Local Clergyman to Join Faculty at Two League Institutes
Rev Edwin Dover pastor of the Chateau MBE church will teach nature study at Epworth league institute Luccock Park Montana then at Kings hall Neihart. He joins three Glacier Park district ministers invited to attend the College of Puget Sound Tacoma for a ministers course. Remaining pastors Rev G E Knight and Rev A E Plummer. Dover Knight and Mrs Knight and Mrs Dover will drive to Tacoma and return by August 1.
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Edwin Over
Chateau M. BE
Luccock Park
Livingston
Epworth League Institute
League Institute
King’s Hall
Neihart
Dover
Glacier Park
Montana
College of Puget Sound
Tacoma
Nethart
G. E. Knight
Denton
A. BE. Plummer
Shelby
Knight
Huffman Brothers Lease Choteau Bakery
The Huffman brothers H C and A J assume management of the Choteau bakery on a lease from R I MecClue who has run the business for years. MecClue plans a vacation to care for his wife's health at Deaconess hospital in Great Falls, while the Huffmans bring local experience from Harlem and Chateau operations.
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Huffman Brothers
H. C
A. J
R. I. MecClue
McClue
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Chateau
Dewey
Harlem
Cecil
Royal Theater
Nurse Bertha Edwards Leaves Choteau for Lake City Post
Mrs. Bertha Edwards, who served as a special nurse for Mrs. Phil. Cole in Choteau and accompanied her to Toronto for treatments, has departed last Friday. She had been nursing in Choteau for a year and a half and recently became office nurse for Dr. TB Maynard.
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Bertha Edwards
Choteau
Lake City
South Dakota
Phil 1. Cole
Cole
Toronto
Canada
TB Maynard
Fourth Will Be Quiet This Year in Choteau
Choteau plans a low profile Fourth of July with rodeos dances and festivities. Gale Ballard postponed the Twin Lakes rodeo but keeps a dance and events planned. Nearby Mountain View gardens host the nearest dance while many businesses close and residents head off to mountain outings.
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Gale Ballard
Twin Lakes
Chateau
Mountain View Gardens
Miss Caskey Honored at Henry Freeman Ranch Picnic
County officials employees and families celebrated Miss Mable Caskey and groom Darwin Crane at a Monday evening picnic at the Henry Freeman ranch. The honored bride elect received an end table and magazine rack as presentation by County Agent Fred Willson. A game followed with H. M. Daley aiding in organizing contests and festivities.
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Mable Caskey
Miss Caskey
Darwin Crane
Henry Freeman Ranch
Fred Willson
H. M. Daley
Great Falls Couple Sues for Divorce in District Court
Eleanor May Rossmiller sues Elmer Rossmiller in district court seeking divorce. The couple married in 1917 and have several children. The plaintiff asks for $100 monthly child support plus additional material provisions.
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Great Falls
Eleanor May Rossmiller
Elmer Rossmiller
Tranor Transferred From Continental Oil District
Len Tranor auditor for Continental Oil, long based in Chateau, is reassigned to a district in the state and will reside in Judith Gap. He had considered Billings before changing plans. Chesley Day of Simonton Transfer Co. moved the Tranor household to Judith Gap. Tranor is married with two children. they previously lived at the Hansen apartments. His successor in the district has not been announced.
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Len Ranor
The
Continental Oil
Chateau
Judith Gap
Billings
Chesley Day
Simonton Transfer Co
Great Falls
Mr. Tranor
Hansen
Standard Oil Agent Decides to Locate in Chateau
M. B. Purdy, a Standard Oil salesman, to move from Shelby to Chateau about the 10th. He has leased the new residence on Second Avenue built by Chas. Miller and was in town Monday to finalize the lease. Mr. Purdy is married with a family.
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M. B. Purdy
Saleman
Standard Oil Co
Chateau
Shelby
Chas. Miller
Second Avenue
Mr. Purdy Jig
Two Drunken Drivers Fined in County Court
Two motorists were fined 100 dollars each by Justice of the Peace J. G. Jackson on a Saturday morning charge of driving while intoxicated. Wm Turnbeaugh of Washington Utah paid his fine after arrest by Sheriff J. L. Billings and transfer to the highway patrol. Paul Pronto of Harlem remained jailed in the county jail.
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Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
Berkner
Wm. Turnbeaugh
Washington
Utah
Paul Pronto
Harlem
Turnbeaugh
J. L. Billings
Highway Patrol
Test Well at 1800 Feet Probed in Red Beds
The Wellenstein Tarrant test well reached 1800 feet and is in the red beds. Geologists note it is about 50 feet higher than earlier regional tests.
Belleview Community News and Local Happenings
A 4-H county picnic near Collins drew many residents who reported a good time. Surveyors studied the lake district for a possible storage dam. A Cascade marriage united Emil Herr and Elma Chappell with plans to reside at the Durr ranch after July 15. Paint jobs spread to John Lane and Wilson Gray ranch houses. The Gray family visited Cascade with Fred Askew. Frank Ramberg went to Allen ranch in Sunriver canyon for summer work. Social visits included Burns and daughter Lola Mae at the Peebles ranch and Ora Knowlton Jr with his mother at the Peebles place. Kenneth Pisher, nephew of Mrs. Hugh Smith, arrived from Ohio for an indefinite stay. Allan Puckett from Chicago Heights expected this week. Hugh Smith visited Great Falls Tuesday. Alice Gibler missed the 4-H picnic due to illness. Earl Yeager plans to stay at the upper ranch through summer. J Osgood was a Choteau business visitor.
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Collins
Cascade
Emil Herr
Elma Chappell
Chas. Chappel
Durr
John Lane
Wilson Gray
C. Wilson Gray
Gray
Fred Askew
Frank Ramberg
Allen Ranch
Sunriver Canyon
C. W. Burns
Lola Mae
Peebles Ranch
Ora Knowlton, Jr
Ross Porter
Salmond Ranch
Frank Salmond
Chateau
Kenneth Pisher
Hugh Smith
Ohio
County 4-H Picnic Highlights Rodent Contest Winners
The article details the Muddy Creek club of Bynum leading the rodent contest with over 41,000 points, followed by Harmony 4-H and Mountain View Pig and Calf clubs. It lists individual placings, a county sports program, and a Porter Benchers vs Diamond Valley baseball game, plus picnic activities and organizers.
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Claude Windecker
Sun River Project
Windecker
Muddy Creek Club
Dutton Band
Fred Willson
Muddy Creek
Bynum
J. E. Rowley
Harry Stott
Harmony
Pendroy Pals
Harold Passmore
Ethel Reid
Frank Campbell
Blackleaf Club
Leland Rowley
Bynum Club
Claude Johns
Julia Rowand
Pendray Pats
Classified notices from Choteau area ad column
Local classified items list jobs wanted and for sale notices. Warnings include WANTED fur birds hides sheep and pelts F. G. Coyte buys cattle sheep and horses. Special noting five cent stitching Pollock shop. John Deere machinery De Laval separators for sale. A well broke team eight nine years old offered by Albert Wiseman. Small ice refrigerator cheap offered by Mrs Helen Thompson. Furnished room for rent in Gorham block.
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S. Maccany
Albert Wiseman
Bole
Helen Thompson
McDonald Block
Stockdal Campaign Visit Builds Montana GOP Bid
T S Stockdal a Republican congressional candidate visited Chateau Tuesday to establish Great Falls as headquarters for the rest of the primary campaign. He previously ran in the same district two years ago and expressed confidence in winning the nomination. He plans to visit northern counties from here.
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T. S. Stockdal
Congress
Chateau
Great Falls
Montana
Stockdal
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