Choteau Notes Minutes and Visitors Highlight Local News
Choteau letters from residents and visitors recounts business trips and health journeys. Louis Dejana of Lang Coulee owns ranch property near Choteau. Harold Forrest of Bynum visits town. Ed Graven leaves for Boulder Hot Springs for health. Community events include St Luke's Catholic church service May 17 and Women Auxiliary gathering May 21. local shops advertise sales and farm equipment.
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Louis ‘Dejana
Lang Coulee
Choteau
Harold E. Forrest
Ray.r. Porter
Bynum
Graven
Choteau Neat Co
Boulder Hot Springs
A. Judson Findlay
Montana
Western Petroleum Exploration Company
Great Falls
Chateau
Ingrid Erickson
Louis Erickson
Masonic Temple
Miner R Egbert
Hudson
Wisconsin
Egbert
Dena Brolsma
H. P. Beaupre
Sunburst
J. M. Larson
McMillan Hide and Fur Co
Minneapolis
Cash
BE. E. Condie
Claire
Seattle
Washington
Butte
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
State Episcopal Conference
Néssion
Wallace Weaver
Chicago
City asks residents to care for newly planted trees
Mayor Geo M. Coffey Jr circulates instructions asking property owners and occupants in front of boulevards to water and cultivate about one thousand green ash trees planted across Chateau. The program cost an average 70 cents per tree plus planting, and residents are urged to cooperate for the trees to thrive. Many already pledge support for the city’s beautification effort.
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Geo. M. Coffey, Jr
Chateau
Coffey
Bole Community Club Hosts Mother’s Day Program
The Bole Community Club presented a Mother’s Day program directed by Earl Zimmerman with about sixty attendees. It featured songs, recitations, vocal solos and duets by local performers, instrumental selections, readings, an address by A. B. Guthrie, and club members giving pink and white sweet peas as tokens.
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Bolé
Bole Comttte
Earl” Zimmerman
Noha Henna
Irene Dauwalder
Helen Crittenden
Fairfield
Dauwalder
Sandberg
Zimmerman
Summer plans eyed for building alterations and club funds
Funds from club activities are being raised and summer plans are considered to enhance the building’s attractiveness and convenience. For sale items include 1 large leather rocker, 1 library table, 1 sewing table, 1 refrigerator, 2 Edison disc phonographs, 2 Edison cylinder phonographs, and 800 Edison cylinder records. Byron Corson. 47-2pd
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Byron Corson
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Hirshberg
Bee
Ad. Hirshberg’s
the Post
Tavern
McCormick
Deering
Power-Morgan. Co
Les Taylor
Dutton
Hoyaig
S. Maccany
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
St. Luke’s
Cowgill Addition
Duckfoot
Power-Morgan ‘Company
St. Luke’ ‘S Catholic Church
W. H. Webb
Dover
Ilinois
J. J. Hannan
Kathleen
Hannan
Wallace Taylor
Jack Burke
Rock Creek
Ruby Miller
J. E. Converse
Augusta
Elk Creek
Sean Baeene
Marahal
Impr F ‘A.O
S. Bhar
T. A. Meagher
M. Gc
Carver
Chateau’ ‘Unday
Whitman
Post Tavern
Dan Wiggins
C. S. McDonald
T. O. Larson
Pete Wagner
Cap” Tooley
Shelby
C. K. Malone
Jess Colgin
Bole
Browning
Bessie Randall
Carl Madison
Gilman
Aseaea M. L. Ferris
Ant
C. HL “Porter
Big Sandy
Myrtle Mar Tine
Missoula
Martine
Herries
Neta Cag Agree
Rings
E. C. Waldron
Jeweler
Kodak
Kodaks
Choteau Drug CO
H. J. McGregor
Larson Block
Chas M. Russell
Naegele, Printing CO
Helena
State Bank
Angel Food
Choteau Bakery
R. L. McClue
Prop
W. E. Howard
Huffman Bros
Choteau, Mont
Baloon Tires
Choteau Garage
McCormick-Deering
Duck Foot
Power-Morgan Co
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