Exam Announced for Postmaster in Chateau
The U S civil service announces a competitive examination for the postmaster at Chateau. Applications must be filed by April 10, 1936 on form 10 and be on file with the commission in Washington DC by close of business that day. Applicants may apply at the Chateau post office or with the civil service commission for forms 10 2223 and 2358.
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U. S. Civil Service
Chateau
Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
Three Trustees Face Election In Choteau Apr 4
Three vacancies on the Choteau school board will be filled at the coming school election on Saturday April 4. Incumbents Shirley Wallace and J B Conlin have terms expiring, while L H McLean is removed from the board. C O Johnson merchant seeks a three year term and A Strom jeweler a two year term. Holdovers are Theodore Paulus and Paul K Kropp.
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Choteau
L. H. McLean
Shirley Wallace
J. B. Conlin
Wallace
Contin
C. O. Johnson
Merchant
al Strom
Theodore Paulus
Paul K Kropp
Masonic Meeting Set With Prominent Speakers
More than 100 Masons are expected Friday evening for the first quarterly meeting of 1966 of the Masonic Welfare association in Choteru. Choteru lodge No. 4 hosts a banquet at 7 pm followed by a business meeting and a speaking program in the auditorium with Justice L T Callaway and Judge R M Hattersley among the speakers. John R. Lloyd of Great Falls, Montana grand lodge master, will attend.
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Choteru
Teton
Walier
John R. Lloyd
Great Paris
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Montana
Fire T Tuesday In Store at Pendroy
Fire broke out Tuesday afternoon in the Sprinkle Mercantile at Pendroy. The Chateau fire department requested chemicals to combat the flames. Undersheriff Dellno relayed the call to Pendroy residents. Tanks were loaded by Mayor Burns and Wellenstein, hastening to the scene. A bucket brigade reached Pendray and doused the fire, confined to the Sprinkles living rooms at the rear of the store.
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Sprinkle Mercantile
Pendroy
Chateau Fire Department
Sheriff’s Office
Tom Dellno
W. H. Wellenstein
Farmers’ Union
C. W. Burns
Wellenstein
Pendray
George Sprinkle
New English‑styled home to rise on Second Avenue
Work began last week on a new modern residence for Mr. and Mrs. John Hentges on adjoining lots. Contractor Joe Knudston will build a seven room house with an English architectural style. The project is valued around $6000 and the couple plans to move their existing home from the corner lot.
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John Hentges
Second Avenue
Joe Knudston
Methodist Church Notes Easter Plans and Services
Sunday school at 10 a m. Morning worship 11 a m. Epworth League 7 p m. Fellowship hour 8 p m with song and pictures. Decision day April 5. Drama at fellowship hour. Child baptism included in Easter service April 12. Easter operetta at fellowship hour Easter Sunday night by Girls Glee club directed by Miss Walton. Good Friday remembrance service April 10 with communion.
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Epworth League
Miss Walton
Dance crowd gathers at Belleview social event
Belleview reports a well attended Saturday night dance with guests including County Agriculturist and Mrs Fred Willison L J Howard and Bud McNeal visited Bar Mountain ranger station en route to Hannan gulch for a game count. Several locals plus visitors attended from Choteau Ward ranch hosted guests. A coast visit by Dave Stonehouse concluded with a local swamp fire incident near the Wells residence.
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County Agriculturist
Fred Willison
Dewey Hlutfman
Roy Nelson
Wm. Ande
Choteau
Ruth Korber
Lane Ranch
L. J. Howard
C. A
Bud” McNeal
Bar Mountain Ranger Station
Hannan Gulch
M. M. Frost
Blythe Hanson
Frank Romberg
Iver Lestrud
Ward Ranch
Weekend visitors at local ranch and area homes
Mr and Mrs Dewey Huffman were weekend guests at the Lane ranch. Mr and Mrs Hugh Smith drove to Great Falls Monday. Mrs Ray Gibler and her children spent the weekend at their Teton home. Mr and Mrs James Peebles called on Mr and Mrs Freeman Page Monday. Mr and Mrs Earl Yeager spent the weekend at their ranch.
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Ed Mystery
Dewey Huffman
Lane Ranch
Hugh Smith
Great Falls
Ray Gibler
the Teton
James Peebles
Freeman Page
Earl Yeager
Agawam Notes Birthday Observances and Local News
Honoring three birthdays a turkey dinner was served at the Whichever Brewing home Saturday evening. Attendees included Ot to Schaefer G N Torgenson A C Robinson Woodward from Cheteau Gus Nelson H Nelson and H Weist. A schoolhouse dance followed. Gus Johnson Bill Breding and J Zier drive new pickup trucks. Mrs A C Robinson and sons Roscoe and Johnnie returned from Denton after visiting Mrs J Dickson. Albert Nelson moved to the old Gemaar place. Dick Hindman’s bridge crew moved into Agawam last Wednesday.
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Whi. Brewing
Otto Schaefer
G. N. Torgenson
A. C. Robinson
Woodward
Cheteau
Gus Nelson
H. Nelson
H. Weist
Gus Johnson
Bill Breding
J. Zier
Roscoe
Johnnie
Denton
Local H D Club March Meeting at Mrs Nelson’s Home
The H D club will hold their March meeting at the home of Mrs Albert Nelson. A pot luck dinner will be served. Otto Schaefer was a business visitor in Chateau Tuesday. Wendel Petri has been making spring improvements on his ranch.
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H. D. Club
Albert Nelson
Otto Schaefer
Chateau
Wendel Petri
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Swift
Warfield’s
Kraft’s
Swift’s
Kraft
Juliette
Hirshberg’s
Kelly
Springfield
Rice Auto Court
Methodist Church
Belleview
Dave Stonehouse
Ben
Pearson
Peebles Ranch
Art Wells
Montana Gas Co-op
Ernest Arensmeyer
A. & E. Garage
Mountain View Gardens
Mrs. Cohoe’s
Martin Vigen
Stewart Warner
Philco
Philco Electric
Rexall
Choteau, Montana
Agawam
Mathew Emaar
McCormick-Deering
Ford
P. Kampnar
Mathys Emaar
Cardpholass
Wallace Motor Co
Chevrolet Sales and Service
C. W. Boussard
Laraon
C. James Smith
B. A. Roll
Larson Bldg
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
Choteau Creamery
W. W. Smith
Chas G. Roberts
C. E. Stephens
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
Mont
E. B. Maynard, M. D
Homeopathic Hospital
Chateau, Mont
the Club
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
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