Contracts Awarded For Two Bridges On Choteau Augusta Road
Missoula officials awarded two bridges on the Choteau Augusta road. S Birch and Son of Great Falls won for a 315 foot Sun River bridge and a 93 foot timber trestle over Floweree canal, plus approaches and drainage work totaling 76 065 56.
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Choteau-Augusta Road
Missoula
State Highway Commission
North Fork
Sunriver
Floweree Irrigation Canal
Chateau-Augusta
S. Birch & Son
Great Falls
Catholic church services set for Lent Sundays
Next Sunday the second Sunday of Lent Masses will be at 9 o clock and 11 o clock at Power and Chateau parish churches. Communion Sunday will be observed for Bys hum ang Power with evening services at Chateau at 6 o clock and church services at 36 o clock on Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays during Lent.
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Synth
Chateau
Dutton
Byshum Ang Power
Card of Thanks to Red Cross and Friends
Mr and Mrs Henry Randall express sincere thanks to the Teton chapter of the Red Cross and all friends for material aid and courtesies shown to their children Margaret and Wayne who stayed in the Valley building during the fire.
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Teton
The
Red Cross
Margaret
Wayne
Commissioners Hold Busy March Session on Poor Fund Demands
The county commissioners extended their March meeting to finish backlog items. They fixed the county wage scale and salaries, ordered the special $2 road and poor tax, and set grazing land rental at five percent of valuation. Road plans for 1938 season are under review. Heavy claims against the poor fund led to 144 warrants for relief labor. New labor pay: laborer and teamster 4.08 daily, horse 1.00, driver 5.90, camp cook 65.00 monthly, foreman 35.00, shop foreman 160.00, mechanics 135.00, and crusher foremen.
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Board of County Commissioners
Board for Men in Road Construction Camp
The board for men in road construction camps is set at 90 cents per day, effective April 1.
City Council Plans Election and Fire Dept Equipment Order
The council set April 6 for the city election with judges and clerks named. Mayor Burns and Aldermen Taylor and Mellon face term changes. Doughty replaces Taylor. They approved waiving thawing fees for interrupted water service and ordered twelve rubber coats plus flashlights and other gear for the Volunteer Firemen, plus routine claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Burns
L. E. Taylor
R. R. Melon
Taylor
A. H. Doughty
Mellon
Burns
Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Russian Music Studied By Chateau W Woman’s Club
The Chateau W Woman’s club met at Mrs. Marion Averill’s home. Excerpts from The Bohemian Girl were read, with Mrs. Averill narrating. Mrs. M S Butderdick presented a paper on Music in Russia and performed analyses of Debussy pieces by Rebikoff, Moussorgsky, and Rachmaninoff.
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Chateau
Marion Averill
F—Oll
Balfe
Moussargsky
Rachmaninoff
Jolly Stitchers Formed From Happy Two O Clocker Club
4H notes reveal a name change from Happy Two O Clocker to Jolly Stitchers. The February 18 meeting at Arlene Nelson's home approved the new title and upcoming March 5 gathering at Lola Mae Burns' residence at 4 PM. Helen Burke reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Nelson
Jolly Stitchers
Lola Mae Burns
Helen Burke
Local Happenings in Choteau and Surroundings
Doris Anderson works in the assessor's office at Choteau. Earl DeRusha buys the Earl Seekins property in Choteau and will move his family there after the term ends. C. M. Pierce works for Henry Hanson at Fairfield. Henry Davidson remodels Conn er's cream room. Lois Swenson and De David Smith among new mumps cases. Rev Bredo conducted services at Pee om Lutheran church last Sunday. Arthur and Howard Anderson attended a wrestling bout in Great Falls Wednesday.
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Doris Anderson
Choteau
Earl DeRusha
Earl Seekins
C. M. Pierce
Henry Hanson
Fairfield
Henry Davidson
Conner
Lois Swenson
de David Smith
Rev. Bredo
Pee Om Lutheran Church
Suay
Arthur
Howard Anderson
Odd Fellows Dance Social Marks Friendly Brady-Agawam Visit
The local Odd Fellow lodge hosted a Tuesday night social with Talifson's Orchestra providing music. March opens with lamb-like weather as temperatures reach 52 58 57 and 54 and a low of 23. Mr and Mrs Rudolph Moser of Agawam visited Chateau and plan to move to Brady this spring.
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Talifson
Rudolph Moser
Agawam
Brady
Wanted to Buy Cattle Sheep Horses EF Coyte
WANTED Will buy cattle sheep horses EF G Coyte Chateau Cottage 3 Rice Auto Court 23 11
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G. Coyte
Rice Auto Court
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Mr and Mrs. Henry Randall
Mary Hale Martin
Adams Libby
McNeill & Libby
Libby
Lge
Arizona
Fi Food Products
Libby’s
Berry J
Nash
Jor
PRU
Santa Clara
OATS
W. K
Farmington
S. Maccany
Pollock’s
Seiberling
Chick’s Shell Station
Becker
Bynum
Mont
J. A. Baart, Choteau
H. Il
Stafford
John Carlson
R. and G
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Spe
Penney
Enn
Miccaline Suede Crepes
Stork Shop
Biege
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