Choteau in Brief Alfalfa Prices and Local News
Local notes report alfalfa prices at 75c and 1.12 per cwt salt, shop and hardware ads, farm goods, and numerous community updates. Residents visit Great Falls, Havre, and Pendray. births, illnesses, school events, and a quilt raffle are highlighted along with road mishaps and upcoming local baseball.
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Choteau Hardware Co
Hirshberg's
C. Hirshberg
Hirshberg
R. T. O’neill
C.A. Straight Home
R. H. Miller
C. G. Monkman
Jessie Bitting
Gibson Monkman
Pendray
Orvil Monkman
Ed Westfield
Marilyn
Havre
Westfield
Burton Olson
Vaughn
Olson
J. M. Olson
Fairfield
Scouts Honor Mr Sturgis as Troop Committee Chairman
Activities of Scouts thank Mr Sturgis for his work as chairman of the troop committee during the past year.
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Sturgis
Local Scout Troop Review Plans Progress and Activities
The troop committee remains the same with M. S. Buller dick A. B. Guthrie Jas. T. Robison and Dr. E. J. Crary. Arnold Hanusa returns as scoutmaster Elmer Smith as assistant Lynn Baker as junior assistant. Mr Conklin praised the year noting nine of 21 boys advanced from tenderfoot and 17 achieved higher ranks. Sixteen are fully uniformed. Four meetings monthly average 20 attendees. only two boys attended summer camp. The troop reported 63.61 dollars in receipts, 36107 spent on re registration Boys Life and equipment, and adopted a new budget to provide each in good standing with Boys Life. Special activities included digging a gas line trench at the American Legion pavilion Roosevelt dedication at Glacier National Park Armistice Memorial Day and George Washington bicentennial events. The troop will water the public library lawn for the summer.
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M. S. Bullerdick
A. B. Guthrie
Jas. T. Robison
E. J. Crary
Arnold Hanusa
Elmer Smith
Lynn Baker
Conklin
Glacier National Park
George Washington
Public Library
Sheriff Collins Demands 1932 Auto Licenses Now
Monday Sheriff J L Collins urged immediate action on 1932 automobile licenses. He warned owners they have a grace period ending this week before strict enforcement begins, with penalties after April 30 and licenses due by March 15. Applications are through the county treasurer.
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J. L. Collins
Collins
Montana Gas Tax Revenue Falls Behind Year Earlier Totals
Montana's 5 cent gasoline tax generated $1,073,868 so far this year, about $235,000 less than the same period last year. May receipts were $371,669 compared with $413,590 in May of the previous year, per the state board of equalization.
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Montana
State Board of Equalization
Moye Files for Republican Nomination for County Assessor
A. E. Moye a Chateau businessman and Republican candidate in 1930 filed last Thursday for the office of county assessor. He outlines economy and fairness in office. Moye, born 1892 in Lowell Michigan, has a diverse career from teaching to ranching and cafe ownership. He served as postmaster at Dupuyer and deputy field assessor in Pondera county, later worked for the state highway commission and on the Sunshine trail.
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Park
Hirshberg’s. Best
Hirshberg
Hirshberg’s
Gillette
Chateau Hardware Co
R. T. O’neill
Bynum
Chateau
Robert McDonald
Roderick McDonald
Choteau Hospital
Dave Scott
H. H. Randall
Springvaley
A. E. Moye
Lowell
Michigan
Lowell High School
Big Rapids
Ferris Institute
McLaughlin Business University
Montana
Dupuyer
Pondera County
Forks
Rose Garden
Moye
State Highway Commission
Shelby
Sweetgrass
Business men to Direct Chateau Band Finances
The Chateau band asked the city business men to direct its finances. A band committee was appointed to solicit contributions for another year and Arthur Ramsey will collect and issue receipts for payments.
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Chateau
Clarence Johnson
W. W. Smith
H. l L. Stafford
Arthur Ramsey
Farmers' Union to Hold Regular Social Meeting Saturday
The Farmers' Union will hold its regular social meeting this Saturday. Details are incomplete in the brief notice.
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Farmers’ Union
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Choteau
Teton Implement Co
J. L. Helm
Centralia
Washington
W. D. Helm
Helm
Smith-Hughes
Centralia High School
Washington State College
Pullman
R. F. Baillie
J. B. Conlin
Ruby Miller
Hirshberg’s. Winchester
Frank Webb
Harvey E. Peden
B. E. Brown
Great Falls
G. A. Frederickson
Maynard Hospital
Clint Mortensen
Tom Haynes
Near Dutton
Kenneth Pike
Bonnie June Shiel
Warren
B. C. Phillips
Francis Heights
B. H. Fisher
J. E. Byrne
Glaze Park
Seattle
University of Washington
D. M. Powell
Twin Lakes
W. M. Smith
Power-Morgan Company
Conrad
Margery DeNayer
Billings
W. A.feperick
Guy Mailer
St. Michael's Guild
Eddie Shelton
L. E. Taylor
J. B. Huffman
Ford
Taylor
Frances Chapman
James Chandler
Leadore
Idaho
E. B. Maynard
Margaret Maynard
Maynard
Dillon
Montana State Normal College
Ray R. Porter
Porter
Lewiston
John “Happy” Becker
Twin Bridges
Richard Nordhagen
Ole Nordhagen
Lois Hallberg
The
Carpenters of
City Park
Carpenters
W. N. Edwards
T. A. Edwards
Cerro Gordo
Edwards
Wenatchee
Wash
D. C. Edwards
Ovando
M. H. Copenhaver
Teton County
Lloyd K. Lathrop
Walter Valerian
W. R. Lathrop
Dutton
Margaret Albright
Miss. Albright
Valer
Valier
Otis Mellon
Mr. Mellon
M. K. Luthert
Nancy Carroll
Richard “Arlen
Wayward
Walter Huston
Jean Harlow
James Dunn
Sally Bilers
del Monte
van Camp
Wisconsin
Cash and Carry Grocery
Sheriff Collins
Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis & Sons
Choteau House
Nick
Bill
Choteau Meat Market
Otto Power
Earl Zimmerman
Kalispell
Marton- Davis
Zimmerman
Pearl Jackson
Norma Jean
Ina Mae Zimmerman
John Holm
Irene Zimmerman
G R Wichens
Alex Hummel
John Grohs
John Kosnick
Bole
Spring Creek
Jay Lyons
Chateau Bakery
Rockwood
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