Local notices from Choteau and surrounding areas
Town items include Mrs. Belle Lindseth and Mrs. Eva DeRusha visiting Spokane, Archie Munson heading to Glacier Park, and Jack ONeill visiting while defense work in Portland. Montana war bond plan delegates to Helena, and Dr. Schmidt opening an osteopathic office in Chateau.
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Eva DeRusha
Spokane
Wash
Archie Munson
Glacier Park
W. D. Streeter
Helena
Austin Vick
Portage
Mont
Lowell Holtz
George Sabo
Bremerton
Jack O’neil
Portland
Ore
Chateau
F. C. Barribal
Algon Udin
County Selective Service Board
Udin
Harry Young
Parkway
Main Street
A. J. Nutter
Monarch
Arnold C. Hanusa
Gilbert Lee
Montana
Wm.h. Bartley
Army Ponton Bridges Stand Between Rivers and War Bonds
The army uses ponton bridges costing 15 000 to 700 000 with rubber and aluminum designs. The smallest bridge carries 25 tons using 2000 metal pontons, while the largest spans 1 080 feet. Officers stress steady War Bond investments of at least ten percent of income to supply engineers with these essential crossings.
Trinity Lutheran schedules Sunday and weekday services
Trinity Lutheran holds Sunday school at 10:00 followed by a festival confirmation service at 11:00 with choir music. Holy Communion is at 8:00 in the evening. Junior choir meets Tuesday and Friday at 1:30, with confirmation class Saturday at 2:00 p.m.
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Trinity Lutheran
Notable figures promised inner circle welcome in city
In remarks about local prestige a figure and his wife are said to be invited into the city’s inner circles, praised for enjoying a scenic spot like Château and extending welcome to the couple.
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Calities
Chateau
Sheridan to Speak at Memorial Day Observance
Geo. A. Carroll in charge of Memorial Day plans announces Col. Chas. L. Sheridan will be the principal speaker at the Chateau observances. Additional program features will be announced next week. A Legion Auxiliary broadcast over KFBB is set for May 21 at 2 oclock with the theme Poppy Day and listeners are urged to send in applause cards.
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Geo. A. Carroll
Col. Chas. L. Sheridan
State Highway Patrol
Chateau
KFBB
Legion Auxiliary
Miss Hazel Kind and Tony Mah Lum Wed in Kalispell
Miss Hazel Kind and Tony Mah Lum of Kalispell were married Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Davis. The Rev. Ernest of the Power Lutheran church read the services in the presence of immediate friends and relatives. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle Math Schae.
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Hazel Kind
Tony Mahlum
Kalispell
Lyle Davis
Ernest
The
Power Lutheran Church
Math Schae
Local News Briefs from Choteau Area
Community items include a reception at Mrs. Daviss home tied to a wedding, a Kalispell visit by John May, a regular Farmers Union meeting planned for June 21, and a wedding reception at the Becks. The school closes June 20, Cora Otness to vacation with parents in Farmington, Arnold Beck stationed in Australia, and local visits and illnesses noted.
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Angeline
Bill Wittke
Mer. Mickey
Clifford Schaefer
Beck
Cora Otness
Farmington
A. E. Beck
Arnold
U.S. Army
Australia
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Falconer Field
Choteau ‘Hardware Co
Clark Corey
Collins
Choteau
Congoleum
Choteau. Hardware Co
Belle Lindseth
Conrad Hospital
Chateau Hardware Co
H. M. Daley
Great Falls
L E.taylor
Acartha
Erickson
Graham
Jordan Mont
Erick
Mr. Graham
Ellen Skablen
Grand Forks
N. D
Richard F. Vick
Skablen
Julius
Port Lewis
Yakima
Rev. Vick
Browning
E. M. Schneider
Seattle
Schneider
Tne Royal
Rabat
Roy Rogers
Santa Fe
Weaver Bros. and
Elviry
Tuxedo Junction
Errol Flynn As
Generel Custer In
Sun
Claude
U.S Mating
Inge
Maryland
Leatherneck
Sheridan
Choteau Drug CO
ChotEau Drug. Co
Beck News
N’t
Citizens State Bank
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve
S. N. Halvorson
Lyall Schaefer
Chooteau
Schaefer
Beck Home
W. Asmus
Choteau Hospital
Hanson Bros. Garage
L. E. Taylor Garage
Fuller
Ime
Moe
Knudtzon Lumber Co
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