Bole Briefs from the Chateau Area
Mr and Mrs John Holm dined with Mr and Mrs John Dale on Sunday. Kaare Larson and family return to their ranch in T S Gap after wintering with Chris Evanson of Big Fork Mont. Stanley Johnson cared for the Larson ranch during their absence. C A Austad and family visited Sand Coulee and Merle Bunday in Big Fork. Austad’s wife will stay in Butte for treatments. Kermit Dale and daughter visited Great Falls. F A meeting last Friday prompted over 80 letters to senators and representatives regarding farm legislation. Some plan to attend the F U school in Chateau. Ernest Dale opened a repair shop on the Dale ranch. Stuart Myers returned to the ranch after wintering in Chateau. Mrs Stoffler and Miss Florence visited Great Falls Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holm
John Dale
Kaare Larson
Little Son
T. S. Gap
Larson
Chris Evanson
Big Fork
Mont
Stanley Johnson
C. A Austad
Sand Coulee
Merle Bunday
F. U
Chateau
Ernest Dale
Dale Ranch
Stuart Myers
Hanson
Stoffler
Miss Florence
Great Falls
Easter notices and social notices from Choteau brief
Word received that E D Stonehouse of Bellingham is gravely ill. Easter candy and novelties shown at the Choteau Drug Co. Residents and visitors attend dances at the Young Timers and Post Tavern. Ice harvest reported excellent quality. Various local visits, travel plans, and a Legion Auxiliary meeting are noted along with community happenings in Choteau and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Stonehouse
Blackleaf Territory
E. D. Stonehouse
Bellingham, Wash
Choteau ‘Drug Co
Choteau Drug Co
Oscar Lindseth
Fort Shaw
Les McGlenn
Great Falls
Sally Stevens
Choteau Co
H. Threndson
Rita Poirier
B. M. Alstad
Suny
Hospital Notes From Maynard and Ghoteau Facilities
Mrs John Howe and infant daughter were dismissed Friday from Maynard Hospital. Mrs Alfred Baumgartner and infant son were discharged Friday from Maynard. Mrs Minnie Thomas of Dupuyer entered as medical patient Saturday and was dismissed Wednesday at Ghoteau Hospital. Dale Lee of Fairfield admitted last Wednesday for surgical treatment and dismissed Monday. Born to Mr and Mrs Tommy Tuel of poor Friday March 1 a baby named Tatman of Fairfield had his mails removed Monday and was dismissed Tuesday. Sam Pfrimmer of Chateau admitted Wednesday for medical treatment.
Gas Pressure Heart Relief Ad Says Adlerika Dose
An advertisement touts Adlerika as easing heart pressure from stomach gas caused by constipation. It claims one dose relieves gas bloating and cleans out both bowels.
Notice to Creditors Estate of Herman Jager Deceased
Administrator John Van Dyke announces claims against Herman Jager deceased must be filed with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be presented at Chateau Montana Clerk of Court. Date of notice March 5 1940. Attorney Terese W Arnott represents administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Jager
Chateau
Montana
John van Dyke
Terese W. E. Arnot
Farmington 4-H Rally Postponed to April 6
The Farmington 4-H rally set for March 15 is rescheduled to April 6 due to the Legion musical comedy program on March 15. Local 4-H members and supporters are advised of the change and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Legion
Episcopal Services Mark March 10 Lent Fourth Sunday
The note announces a return to regular church services on March 10 at 11 a.m. after recovering from a car accident. W. Friend Day is observed with Gen. Missionary details.
Methodist Church Schedule and Passion Week Services
The Methodist Church lists weekly practices Tonight at 7 continuing Thursday 7 30 choir and mid week prayer Tuesday at 8 Sunday school 9 45 morning worship 11 Epworth League 6 30 evening 7 45 Junior class Friday 4 00 Senior class Wednesday 4 00 Special Passion Week services begin Sunday evening March 17 with Easter play by Epworth League Saturday before Easter. At Bynum service next Sunday at 3 00 led by Richard F. Vick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
God
Father
Bynum
Poppy Contest Rules and School News At Local Grade School
American Legion Auxiliary representatives discussed this year's Poppy Contest rules with grade school faculty. Local prizes for 1st to 3rd places total 2, 1, and 50 dollars, with post awards due by May 1. Miss Ingeborg Hendrickson returned home after a Great Falls clinic exam. Miss Miller led the eighth grade in her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carroll
Cecil Huffman
American Legion Auxiliary
Ingeborg Hendrickson
Minnesota
Great Falls
Miss Miller
Miss Hane
United States
Rainbow Club
Bernice
Conrad Rossebo
Denver
Veterans' Convention Set in Glasgow July Dates
The annual state convention of the American Legion and Auxiliary will run July 10 to 13 in Glasgow. Herb Kibler of Helena, department adjutant, announced the gathering and said National Commander Raymond Kenly has informed the state legion he will attend.
State land board to cancel grazing leases for overgrazing
The state land board voted to cancel future grazing leases if lessees overgrazed or allowed abuses. Commissioner Nanita B Sherlock said the canceling proviso will be written into all future leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State ‘Land Board
Nanita B. Sherlock
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Bole
Chateau Drug Co
Carl Samuelson
Minneapolis
Hans Anderson
Cowgill
Post Tavern
J. J. Daley
O. M. Larson
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Patrick’s
Earl Kraber
Clarence Lindseth
Inez Odegaard
Choteau
Fairfield
Ackerman
Chick’s Shell
Breen Oil Co
E. C. Forstein
Karen
Grand Forks
N. D
W. W. Scott
J. L. Dunckel
Mrs
Chas. Miller
Rosalie Dardis
Lucille Inbody
Harold Waters
Sid Yeager
G. E. Stenson
A. O. Peterson
The
Breen
Joe Knudtzon
Camas Hot Springs
Fargo
California
Reid Swenson
Beaupre
John Standish
Lyle Standish
John
Chas. Trescott
Charlie McCarthy
Eddie Bergen
Nelson Eddy
Tiona Massey
Sigrid E Burie
Basil Rathborne
Rio
Bloom’s Grocery
HEINZ
Johnson’s
Creamery Butter
Teton
Carton
Episcopal Services
Ats
Richard F. Vick
Rexall Drug Store
Mr. Farmer
Oliver Or
Ernest Arensmeyer
Oliver and Allis-Chalmers
Public School News
Claude
Monarch Lumber Co
Choteau, Mont
Chick’s Shell Station
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