Silk and organdy blouses and gear at Choteau shops
Local ads list new silk and organdy blouses at $1.59 from Hirshbergs and new dresses from Parlor Shoppe. garden seed, footwear, and parlor shop items dominate the shopping scene. Community notes include visits from Great Falls and Billings figures, baseball games scheduled for May 20, and bids for a power grader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg’s
Pollock
Weaver Block
Garden Seed
Choteau Hardware Co
G. C. Core
Great Falls
Choteau
Teton
Hirshbergs
Tom Tomlinson
Florence Trescott
Chateau
B. G. Trescott
C. R. Davis
Los Angeles
Calif
Pete Otness
J. L. Collins
Teton County
Alhambra Hot Springs
Collins
Eric Hedblom
Marysville
J. G. Jackson
Martin C. Grinde
City
C. W. Burns
A. Klapper
Billings
L. P. Reuters
Allis- Chalmers Co
W. G. Bloomdahl
Bloomdahl
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
K. E. Sturgis
Waterville
Washington
J. Y. Turner
Court notes from May term judge visits Conrad
Judge R M Hattersley presided at the May term. The Security First National Bank of Los Angeles sued F H Gilcrest and wife. demurrer overruled and 20 days to plead. Decrees quieting title issued in several estates. Numerous guardianships, sales and settlements approved. inheritance taxes found due or not due as stated. Other civil and probate matters were heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
First National Bank of Los Angeles
F H. Gilcrest
Harriett Louise Nichols
C. J Higgins
Gunda M. Gustafson
Clyde R. Anderson
Monarch Lumber Co
JL. Billings
Teton County
George Baker
Mr. Baker
Leo. G. Murphy
A. J. Ammondson
Henry Grassdock
George Coffey
Margaret Angus
James Angus
O. G. Meadows
John W. Devere
Mary E. Devero
Mabelle Carney
George Devero
Lela Sincama
Maude Kirby
Fred Devero
Jess Devero
Fuund Kerr
John Kerr Bruce
Gunnetranson
Thos. H. Brooks
Margaret Brooks
Clifford Brooks
Los Angeles
Calif
James E.true
Emma IE. True
Valsey
Oregon
Pearl J. True
Chateau
Dr Boyd Davis Glasses Fitting Event Set in Choteau
Notice announces Dr Boyd Davis of C E Davis and Sons Great Falls will fit glasses in Choteau at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday June 16 showing eyewear services to local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis & Sons
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Mother's Day Observed by Bole Home Demonstration Club
The Bole H D club held an All Hostess Day at the Bole hall on May 10 with a Mother's Day program led by Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Swenson. Mrs. Bullerdick of Chateau performed two piano pieces, Mrs. Bammel sang, Mrs. Price gave a reading, and Earl H. Ogline spoke on "Music Exalts Life." Esther Martinsen Alice and Helen Johnson sang, and guests enjoyed a luncheon after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole H. D
Bole Hall
Leschetivky
Barnes
Bammel
Gronberg
Price
Earl H. Ogline
The
Power High School
Esther Martinsen
Alice
Helen Johnson
Power
R. E. Nelson
Chateau
Little
Gray
Peimmel
Births and hospital updates from Choteau area notes
May 12 at Choteau Hospital a son born to Mr and Mrs George Tetzel of Bole and to Mr and Mrs Ruben Lee of Big Sandy. Carl Shorty Carlson discharged Sunday after medical treatment. H L Frick of Dutton discharged yesterday after a few days of medical care. Luther admitted yesterday with flu and related complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tetzel
Bole
Ruben Lee
Big Sandy
Carl “Shorty” Carlson
H. L. Frick
Dutton
Oan Luther
Nancy Stenson Noted for Singing at East Farmington Meet
In the county grade school meet here last week and the high school program Nancy Stenson’s name was accidentally omitted from the list of participants. A first grade pupil at East Farmington school she proved a clever little entertainer singing two songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Stenson
Nancy
East Farmington
Farmington Picnic Scenes and Fire Near Chicken House
Farmington residents Wm Chalmers and family and others enjoyed a Sun River Canyon outing Sunday. Wm Jacobs visited Galen for a medical exam. A Farmington school picnic occurred at Claude Wednesday. Hilda Anderson narrowly escaped a fire that quickly surrounded her chicken house and barn after a bonfire was lit nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Chalmers
Wm. Arensmeyer
Forseth
N. E. Hanson
Lydia Larson
Mae Anderson
Florence Bruno
Florence and
Nora Bush
Ernest Carlson
Adolph Arensmeyer
Sun River Canyon
Wm. Jacobs
Galen
J. W. Kerr
George Slanger
Ruth Slanger
Bert Touks
Roy
Sunriver Canyon
Farmington School
Claude
Hilda Anderson
Fire at Farm Building After Evening Sparks
A fire started by smouldering straw and manure rekindled in farm buildings. Ted Anderson and his mother noticed the blaze and neighbors joined a bucket brigade with help from Mr. Rutter and local school youths to extinguish it. Other local mentions include O DeReste family picnicking and Mrs Eckford visiting Farmington school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Anderson
R. Anderson
Rutter
O DeReste
Albert Schavanbeck
Rarl DeRushe
Hynes Grove
Eckford
Farmington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chateau Hardware Co
Clyde Kraber
C. S. McDonald
Adv
Henry Freeman
Browning
Freeman
T. A. Meagher
Meagher
Robert Clarkson
Helena
Clarkson
Stanford
FERA
Betsy Thornd
Henry Ness
J. E. Hodgskiss
L. E B. Taylor
Hodgskiss
Havre
Taylor
Delux
O. G. Matkin
Fairfield
Harry F. Benson
Elwell
Benson
Miles City
District Court
D. L. Boggs
C. E. Boggs
San Diego
Wm. Yeager
Navy
Associated Seed Growers, Inc
G. G. Moore
Margaret
Aylma Nollar
Robert Miller
George R. Kirkpatrick
Court House
E. R. Kaemmer
Jackie
Richard
Lewistown
Old Agency
L. C. Vanderhoof
Georgia
Michigan
J. D. Sawyer
Long Beach
California
H. L. Halladay
Sawyer
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Idaho Falls
Butte
Glacier Park
Mary Bushman
Wm. Hofto
William Jacobs
Louis Halberg
E. B. Maynard
Maynard
Durland
Pendroy
Carl Larson
S. W. Rosengren
Frances Rosengren
Norman and
Hatfield Rosengren
Alex Trachott
the Royal
Myra Loy
Max Baer
Primo Carnera
Pauline
Dorothy Weick
Metrotone News
Inelst
Bakery Bread
Choteau Bakery
Armour
Woods Cross
Utah
Wadhams Coffee
Red Lodge
del Monte
Sunkist
Cash and Carry Grocery
Bole H. D. Club
K. P. Hall
Choteau Beer Dealers
the Club
Post Tavern
Choteau Hospital
Tom ’S Service Station
Sun
Belt
Citizens State Bank
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