Choteau Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Events
Choteau notes recent visitors including F A Watts from Great Falls and A Gordon from Helena. hospital updates include Mrs Totnett from Augusta and Buck Garner’s discharge. marriages include Albert O Quam of Plentywood and Edith Witherell of Nye. local buys feature raspberries and wallpaper deals at Hirshberg's and Chateau Hardware Co.
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Choteau Hardware Co
Hirshberg
S. L. Harris
Bynum
F. A. Watts
Great Falls
Choteau
A. Gordon
Helena
E. W. Townsend
S. R. Wright
M. Englehardt
Walla Walla
Chateau
Arlie Bills
Wicon
Idaho
Chas. Noble
F. B. Kreider
Clermont
Florida
B. Maguire
Maguire
Logan
Utah
Tot
Dutton
Eaman
Charles Purkett
C. A. Purkett
O’neill
Fairfield
Mort Hirshberg
Halver Daley
Chateau Hospital
Dupuyer
Wilbur Hess
Malone Ranch
Catherine Quillen
Helen Nettes
J. C. Staples
Penellyn
Pennsylvania
John Conlin
Hinsdale
North Dakota
Harvey Upman
Choteau Hospital
Harry Odenwald Place
Albert O. Quam
Plentywood
Edith Witherell
Nye
Montana
J. G. Jackson
Eva Krofft
Alice Jackson
W. F. Feake
Havre
Chateau Hardware Co
Matt Lynch
Deer Lodge
Hirshberg’s
W. L. Sherwin
Spokane
E. C. Harris
Butte
W. S. Whitcomb
Malta
Buck Garner
Fred Heinicke
Helera
James Robison
John
Hugo Hirshberg
Dead Man’s Coulee
K. E. Sturgis
Pacific Coast
Clint Core
Waterton Lakes
Randolph Hardy
Jean
J. W. Montgomery
Springfield
Missouri
L. E. Taylor
Clarence Looney
Lincoln
Willard Streeter
Pat Ryan
Bob Askin
Ismay
Ralph Stanton
Bob Alden
Missoula
Power and
Fair Lakes
J. W. Prior
Cardston
L. E. Benedict
Minneapolis-Moline Company
Clyde Andrews
American Legion
Kalispell
Emerick
Josephine Mildred Boehm
Matthew Daniel Lynch
J. F. Schulte
Clara Boehm
William Lowney
Bynum Wildcat Nearing Sunburst in Kootenai Formation
Standard of California's wildcat on the Sullivan ranch near Bynum drills at about 4000 feet in the Kootenai formation nearing the Sunburst sand. Location is NW NEY section 34 T27N R7W on the western edge of the Sweetgrass arch near prior tests with oil showings. The company plans to test all formations to 4500 feet, else shallower if no production. A trace of oil was reported recently.
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Standard of California
Wildcat
Sullivan Ranch
Bynum
Kootenai
Ney
Sweetgrass Arch
Phosphate Gives Increased Yields in County Tests
In Teton county alfalfa winter wheat crested wheat grass oats wild hay and spring wheat show marked yield gains from phosphate fertilizer. Tests since 1922 led by Robert Clark show 726 pounds per acre on Coffey Bros. ranch and better results at Savik and Larson’s Bynum operation. Multiple farms and individuals aided by transport are listed as participants.
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Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
Iver Nygard
Coffey Bros
Savik and
Larson
Bynum
Savik
Bailey Ranch
Coffey Bros. Ranch
Choteau
William Earls
H. J. Moon
Howard Hanson
Farmington
J. E. Hodgskiss
Chateau
J. A. Carlson
J. Gitchek
X. P. Hoeschen
A. G. Roberts
HW. E. Passmore
C. K Malone
Agawam
Louis Fuhringer
Dutton
John Mathison
Bob Thorn
Chris Swenson
A. C. Burbank
Sid Campbell
Ed. Fearon
Burfening
C.W. Gray
Baseball Fans Will See Doubleheader Here Sunday
Real baseball is promised Sunday by George Benedette, manager of the local nine. In connection with the 4-H club picnic, the Chateau Boy Scouts will meet the Diamond Valley boys' 4-H club in the curtain raiser, after which Chateau will meet Power. The Power team has been fairly consistent this season and is expected to provide stiff opposition.
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George Benedette
Nine
Chateau Boy Scouts
Diamond Valley Boys
Chateau
Benedette
Epworth League Group Returns From Institute
The Epworth League Institute at King's Hill drew a large Chateau delegation with Mrs Henry Freeman and others in charge of meals and transport. Attendees included numerous young members and several town visitors who shared fellowship and faced contemporary life issues during the institute.
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Epworth League Institute
King’s Hill
Chateau
Henry Freeman
Gus Thompson
Louise Flat
Marion Averill
Al-9
Institute
Marybelle Peterson
Bonnie Noble
Erma Young
Betty Webb
Virginia Hanson
Harriet Holmes
Dorothy Holmes
Catherine Zion
Gladys Ericson
Kathryn Davis
Madge Jooney
Mary Elizabeth Edwards
Frances Mellon
Phyllis Bloomdahl
Irene Ericson
Lois Hallberg
Luella Averill
Edna K. Lawson
Audrey
Burt Wells
Lynn Baker
Kenneth Thompson
Charles Hallberg
E. R. Kaemmer
Marion Lewis
Beryl Jones
Guy Gulbrandson
Harold McTdoald
Pendrey
Otis Mellon
W. G. Bloomdahl
M. M. Webb
Charlotte Looney
A. B. Guthrie
Community notes from Collins and area picnics and clubs
Local families from Collins and nearby towns gathered for picnics at Kerr ranch and on the Teton. Attendees included the Milas Lockhart and Arthur Davidson families with Grace Hanson, plus Brady visitors enjoying the water. Epworth League activities and 4-H club meetings highlighted community life with demonstrations, talks, and planned recreational events.
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Chris Heerman
Bob McAdam
Milas Lockhart
Arthur Davidson
Grace Hanson
Great Falls
Dutton
Kerr Ranch
Agawam
Teton
Brady
Lora Bailey
H. T. Stong
King’s Hill
Epworth League Institute
Clyde Baquet
Alvin Belquam
R. H. Mayer
J. A. Coghill
John Harkins
Harold Crane
Vuther Ladiesaid Meeting and Local Notes
The Vuther Ladies Aid will meet at Bole hall on Sunday afternoon July 24 with hostesses Mesdames Dale Benson and Holm inviting the community. Games of bitter ball are planned. Many local residents attended a spring tonic dinner hosted by the RH D club at Mrs. Earl Zimmerran’s home. Various residents undertook visits and trips to see family in surrounding towns and states. A fire destroyed the home of Mrs Ed Hedlund on the Fourth, with details reported to Mrs John Holm.
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Vuther Ladies’ Aid
Bole Hall
Mesdames Dale, Benson and
Holm
Lila Hanson
Iva Shibsted
Chateau
Donna Faye
Anna Lee Dauwalder
F. W. Smith
Farmington
RH. D. Club
Earl Zimmerman
John Kosnick
Spokare
Evelyn
Alvis Zeigler
Wilbur
Lincoln
Nebraska
George Zeigler
Ella Thompson
Shepherd
Pendray
Margie Engle
Vivian Strange
Kevin
Blossom Dale
Francis Kolste
Miss Dale
Fred Swenson
John Holm
Halvor Thompson
Mary Hane
Simms
S. A. Ramsey
Ashland
Hugh Dean
Harlowton
Bob
D. B. Standish
Ramsey
Standish
Haliver
Hugh Crossen
Myrtle Dale
Munson
Ed. Hedlund
Unknown origin story ravages town. Hedlunds remembered here
The second story, of unknown origin, spread rapidly before discovery and could not be checked. Mr and Mrs Hedlund, once residents, are now in Wisconsin, and many locals regret their misfortune. N E Norman of Grenora North Dakota bought an elevator at Wolf Point Montana. Norman is a former Bole citizen who ran the Bole store for a year.
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Mrs. Hedlund
Wisconsin
N.E. Norman
Grenora
North Dakota
Wolf Pont
Montana
Mr. Norman
Bole
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C. W. Burns
N. W. Edwards
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Harry Porter
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W. G Bloomdahl
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Club News
Lucile Fitzgerald
Pians
Busy Bee 4-H
Collins
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Rosamond
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Mojave Desert
FORD
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