Local items from Choteau and surrounding area
Choteau visitors include Pendray Adams Oil Co. T R Larson and family Pendray and Frank Leech of Conrad. Numerous residents travel, visit, or relocate with mentions of Hirshberg's sales, a Milwaukee lines inspection party, and social events. Upcoming dances, car sales, and aviator Earl Vance visiting with a Stinson plane mark a busy period.
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Adams Oil Co
T. R. Larson
Pendray
Frank Leech
Conrad
Nellie R. Hammond
Hirshberg’s
T. A. Meagher
Bargain
G.’ R. Talbert
Pendroy
Choteau
George Jackson
J. G. Jackson
Harry Knudtzon
Chas
John T. Moore
Logan
Montana
Mayvid Norman
Larson Expects Smooth Shearing of 4500 Woolies This Evening
T O Larson plans to complete the shearing of his flock of 4500 Woolies tonight. He has no scales at the pens and watched none of the wool, offering no yield estimate beyond judging it should be good from the size and heft of the fleeces.
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T. O Larson
Ann Arbor Man Stops in Cho Choteau With Traveling Boys Camp
K C Marantette of Ann Arbor Michigan halted in Choteau yesterday en route with his traveling boys camp to Glacier Park. The enrollment includes eleven boys from different regions and the director driver and attendants totaling 17. The group travels in a large truck with camp equipment and chairs while the rest ride in a touring bus named Miss Yellowstone. The privately conducted tour follows the pattern of eastern and midwestern summer camps.
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K. C. Marantette
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Choteau
Glacier Park
Yellowstone Park
East
Middle West
Methodist Episcopal Church welcomes all in community notice
Sunday school at 10 30 a m morning worship at 11 30 a m sermon by the pastor no speaking services Sunday July 24 pastor and family work on King s Hill institute grounds for July 18 24 large delegation expected from Chateau many young people to Neihart next Sunday Robert B Culbertson pastor
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King’s Hill Institute
Chateau
Neihart
Robert B. Culbertson
Mrs H E Price Wins Free Atwater Kent Radio
Mrs H E Price of Chateau held ticket No 17956 and won the free Atwater Kent radio drawn by Hirshberg store last Saturday afternoon. More than 20000 merchandise tickets were in the drawing announced by Arthur Hirshberg on Tuesday.
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H. E. Price
Chateau
Atwater Kent Radio
Hirshberg
Arthur Hirshberg
Miss Mary McLean Weds Walter Colter in Riverside
Miss Mary McLean youngest daughter of the late Kenneth G McLean and Mrs McLean from former Chateau residents wed Walter Colter of Los Angeles. The ceremony occurred Sunday at Riverside California in a quiet MeeLan home wedding followed by a wedding dinner at the Mission Im. Colter is a niece of Mr. McDonald.
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Mary McLean
Kenneth G. McLean
Givens Wool Clip Tops Ten Pounds Per Fleece
The T. H. Givens wool clip, shorn last week and shipped from Chateau, totaled 11 500 pounds with an average of 100 pounds per fleece. Bucks averaged 19.87 pounds per fleece. Co S McDonald purchased the clip for Draper & Co Boston at 35 cents a pound.
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Givens
Chateau
Mormon Pioneer Day Celebration at Bynum July 25
Announcement for a Mor mon Pioneer Day event at Bynum on Monday July 25 invites the public to ball games foot races rodeo stunts and a big dance at Porter hall in the evening. The program starts 10 30 to noon at Porter hall followed by a picnic lunch and refreshments.
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Bynum
Porter Hall
Salt Lake Valley
Utah
Ilinois
Wool Load Schedule for Teton County Shipping Pool
Wool from the Teton County Shipping Association will be loaded next week. Pendray loads begin Sunday with Pendroy clips, Bynum section Monday, Choteau pool members Monday the 18th, Cleiv Tuesday the 19th, and Power Wednesday the 20th as Great Northern trains stop en route.
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Teton County Shipping Association
Pendray
Robert Clarkson
Pendroy
Bynum
Great Northern
Choteau
Choteau Pool
Cleiv
Power
Odd Fellows Install Officers at Chateau Lodge No 11
Elective officers of Chateau Lodge No. 11 LO O F were installed for six months at a Tuesday evening meeting. Noble Grand A. H. McGinnis Vice Grand J. C. Morgan Treasurer Geo. Thompson Secretary F. M. Snider. appointive officers also installed. Members then went to the Thompson home lawn for ice cream and cake served by their ladies.
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Chateau Lodge No. 11
Lo.o. F
Noble Grand
A. H. McGinnis
J. C. Morgan
Geo. Thompson
F. M. Snider
Thompson Home
Hot Days in Teton County Shatter 1927 Heat Record
Last week brought Teton County its hottest weather for the 1927 season. The report notes unusually high temperatures across the county with readings matching or exceeding prior records and affecting daily life and agricultural activity.
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Teton County
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Co. O. Bradshaw
Seattle
Milwaukee System
E. F. Rummell
Butte
E. L. Cleveland
Lewistown
Milwaukee Lines
M. E. Randall
Great Falls
City
Browning
Patrick ‘Egan
Teton Canyon
Arthur Williams
Wallace Weaver
J’ C. Boettcher
Rochester
Minnesota
Wm. Hodgskiss
Deaconess Hospital
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Fellowship
John W. Hall
Power-Morgan ‘Co
Royal
Ole
Royal Theatre
H. W.bateman
Missoula
State Medical Association
Harriet Larson
Frank Schwanbeck
E. Schwanbeck
Jack Grigsby
Spokane
A. Schwanbeck
Farmington
T. H. Givens
Glen Willow
E. J. Hirshberg
California
Lee Hirshberg
Mountains
Lewis & Clark Forest
Forest Service
Earl Vance
Vance
Choteau Lionesses
P. I. Cole
Scott Leavitt
Congressman Leavitt
Lions Club
Beaupre
Fower-Morgan Garage
Mort Hirshberg
Frank Hirshberg
Fairfield
Berkeley
Great Falla
Eunice Goff
C. S. McDonald
Canisteo
New York
Cash and Carry Grocery
Paris Green
FLY
Kreso Dip
Choteau Drug CO
Montana Health League
Methodist Episcopal Church
RADIO
Riverside, California
NASH
Thrift Thermolug
Howard Grocery
Leon Snyder
Cooperative Weather Observer
First National Bank
Eee
Federal Reserve Bank
TOTAL
Totai
State of
County of Teton
W. B. Butchart
A. H. Doughty
H. L. Halladay
Henry Radcliffe
ODD Fellows
Nationa
Choteau Hardware
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