Community Notes Reflect Local News and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Shibsted and Ethel visited the Lindseths. Pierce sold right of way through his Muddy land to Brady irrigation. Otness went to Great Falls for farmers congress. Slanger moves farm machinery to Tolifson place. Gamble shipped hogs to Seattle. Grucmacher healthy and returning to work. Kale visits from Iverson. Kingsmore to Collins then home. Various meetings delayed for school consolidation March 18. Names: Oskness, Hopkinson, Davidson, Kale, Kingsmore, Slanger, Pierce, Otness, Lindseth, Brossma, Van de Riet, Torkleson, Daley, Kerr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Shibsted
Little Ethel
Dan Lindseth
Charles M. Pierce
Brady Irrigation Company
Pete Otness
Great Falls
Farmers’ Congress
George Slanger
Tolifson Place
Allan Gamble
Seattle
Ewald Liason
Chateau
Grucmacher
Bessie Kale
Miss Kingsmore
John Brossma
Harry van de Riet
Ole Oskness
Fairfield
Ivor Nasset
Lars Nasset
Ernest Krause
Anna
Krouses
Warren Kale
Farmers’ Co-operative Canal Company
Farmington
Thompson Boys’ Place
D. Graves
Frankenstein
Chicago
Mary Hopkinson
Henry Davidson
Henry
Ruth Hopkinson
Beys
Bill Levy
David Davidson
Ed Bollerud
Bellerud
T.S. Gap
Local visitors and illness noted in Collins area
Anndy Hyland of Collins vilifies at the John Edwards home. Ruth and Anna Eliason visited over Sunday with Alice Otness. Miss Mata Rathman has gone to Choteau to assist Mrs. Chris Hanson who is seriously ill. Andy Lindseth and Oscar Elingson were visitors to Choteau Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Anndy~Hyland
Collins
Vilifite
John Edwards
Ruth
Anna Eliason
Alice Otness
Mata Rathman
Choteau
Chris Hanson
Andy Lindseth
Oscar Elingson Wegere Choteau
Old Timers Banquet and Local Social Roundup in Bole Area
Fairfield residents report Allen Champion traveled from his Choteau homestead. John Zimmerman and family attended the Old Timers banquet in Choteau and returned home. Ruth and Litchfield Dorrington visited Choteau then Earl Zimmerman’s in Bole. Shoppers August Teubert and Chas Frey frequented Bob. Wheeler Cole and Jack Zimmerman ran local business in Choteau. W J Crittenden returned from Choteau to begin assessments. Big leap year ball set at Grange hall on Saturday March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Champion
Choteau
Irs
John Zimmerman
Ruth
Litchfield Dorrington
Bole
Earl Zimmerman
August Teubert
Wheeler ‘Cole
W. J. Crittenden
Jack Zimmerman
Chateau
Chas, Frey
Bob
Grange Hall
Collins News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Registration
Community notices from Collins cover registration for residents over 21 and upcoming events. Reports mention social gatherings at the Waterman ranch, equity meeting attendance in Great Falls, and a baby show. A gold and silver medal contest at Collins School and a literary program with music are planned for March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Ferris
Collins
Schnee
Burton Beach
Great Falls
Waterman Ranch
Charles Crane
Nick Walker
Equity
Fitzgerald
Aid Society
E. J. Stevens
Lottie Hannon
Waterman
Clemmie Walker
Thelma Fitzgerald
Lucile Dahlstrom
Elenor Jones
Miss Merrill
de Brewer
Chas
Linger
Community notes on Choteau area travel and developments
Local residents make trips to Choteau and Great Falls for business and leisure. Bole Items report new store foundation at Equity, a Ford purchase, and an auto trip to the Old Timers event. Several families arrange visits, with J G MacVicar noting a bruising car accident en route home.
Local Improvements Fill the City Vocation Update
Local residents report street crossings complete as the Pig adds to the city’s improvement. Logan Realty of Great Falls visits. St Anthony and Dakota Lumber sends furniture for housekeeping. Power Morgan unloads a carload of machinery and sets it up. Ora Armstrong helps in Slacksmith shop with Ingwald Lestrud. J C Morgan travels from Choteau to attend business. Elmer Genger heads to Great Falls in a car with James Eckford. A basket social is planned at Johnson schoolhouse on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional
M. K. Logan
Logan ‘Realty Company
Great Falls
Pig
Bebee
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Company
Power-Morgan Company
Ora Armstrong
Chateau
Ingwald Lestrud
J. C. Morgan
Chhioteau
James Eckford
Bole
Elmer Genger
Johnson Schoolhouse
Belleview Social Roundup and Local News Notes
A March 11 schoolhouse dance drew a large crowd in district No. 37 with a masquerade planned for March 17. Attendees include Mrs. Nat Collins and Mrs. Frank Salmond at the Old Settlers pall, while numerous residents such as J. R. Young, H. W. Yeager, and the Ward family were seen in Choteau and surrounding areas. A Choteau Kalma mail route carrier, Mr. Rogers, has been engaged, and Mrs. Fred M. Cady appears on the pick list. An accident near E J Osgood’s left Mary with a leg injury but no major harm, and Miss Schram visited Wardledge with J. W. Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleview
Nat Collins
Frank Salmond
Choteau
John S. Lane
J. R. Young
John W. Ward
H. W. Yeager
C. van Orsdel
Chateau
Van
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Price
Groat
Grace Reiding
Rienks
Koening
Jennie Brossma
Denver
Co-operative Canal Company
Olaf Lindseth
Sophia Lindseth
George Taylor
Grace Thompson
Willie Schoppe
Jesse Metz
Martin Juarson
Ole Wagald
George Corwin
J. W. Kerr
Charles Pierce
Hou
John J. Daley
Louis Otness
Long
Joseph Quinneman
Oscar Moe
Mr. Tonsha
Werr
Teton
Cascade County
Park Hotel
Kerr
Philippine Islands
Ivor Nasser
Delmar Clark
Ed Baker
Jennie Kalma
Lydia Hoogenga
Winnie Slanger
Little Jule
Ed Anderson
B. K. Edwards
Gertrude
Abe Edwards
Power-Morgan
Violet Lestrud
Wm. Wallace
Belle
J. G. MacVicar
James
Shirley Wallace
Elmer Weaver
Ed Collete
James Wallace
Peter Stoltzman
W. W. Metzel
Ora Price
Davis
Chateau, Montana
Billy
Bulliant
Vein
Babe
Commodore
Topsy
Christimas
Smug
Happen
Tress
Betsy
Primrose
B. B. Rogers
Paul Jacobson
W. D. Luther,glerk
Malone
Truchot
R. MM
Farrington
Mont
Putnam & Looney
Josef Thorrud
Near Allen
C. W. Twitchell
Rhode
FE. L. Jourdonnais
Choteau, Mont
H. L. Stafford
J. J. Daley
Koyl
Brande
Keep. A H
Gamble, Chateau
Acantha
J. W. Johnson
J. W. Cole
Rieckhoff Ranch
E. F. Rheams
Clery
H. P
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