Choteau In Brief Highlights Local News and Sales
Choteau stores close on Memorial Day at Hirshberg’s and offer discounted wallpaper hats and dressings. Local visits include Shirley Wallace of Wallace Motor Co and A C Munson at Choteau. Water service disruption on Second Avenue South West. New Chevrolet delivery truck for Spring Creek dairy. Birth announced for James Thomas Goodfell. Various ads for groceries seeds and hardware. School exams held countywide with high participation. Meadowlark Country club matches planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Wallace
Wallace Motor Co
Lewistown
A. C. Munson
Bole
C. K. Malone
Glenloyd
Henry Wallenhorst
Majestic
Hirshberg’s
Second Avenue
T. O. Larson
M. J. Lyons
Spring Creek
J. L. Gleason
A. B. Guthrie
Thomas Goodfell
Phoenix
Arizona
James Thomas
Elliott
Dr Boyd Davis to Fit Glasses in Choteau
Dr Boyd Davis of C E Davis & Sons Great Falls will visit Choteau to fit glasses at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis & Sons
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Memorial Day Decor and Local Notices from Choteau
Cemetery decorations for memorial day appear at Hirshberg's and Cho teau Tailors and Cleaners with other sales. The Episcopal guild meets at Mrs. Obert Peterson’s home. The Wallace Motor Co. delivered a new Oldsmobile to Julius Hirshberg. Band practice shifts to Wednesday for Twilight league games. The American Legion plans a Monday meeting at the courthouse to discuss Memorial day observances led by Post Commander Geo. Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg’s
Choteau Hardware Co
Episcopal Guild
Obert Peterson
Choteau
Wallace Motor Co
Oldsmobile
Julius Hirshberg
H. A. Halverson
Leonard
Seattle
Business College
American Legion
Court House
Geo. Carroll
Hoppers plan another feeding of poisoned bait county wide
Teton county prepares a new campaign to spread poisoned bait against grasshoppers led by County Agent Fred Willson. Seven carloads are ready and last year’s 27 carloads inform the effort as committees chaired by local farmers guide distribution across Agawam, Collins, Dutton, Bynum and others with 85 farmers on committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Fred Willson
Willson
Clarence Heckner
Collins
Dutton
Perfect attendance honored for three months in Teton County
A list from the county superintendent of schools names pupils across districts who achieved perfect attendance for three months ending March 29. The roster includes Walter Yeager Eloise McDonald George Stark Albert Graff Patricia Strom Alfred Blomberg Bob Dellno Kathrine King Anna Luinstr a Bobby Johnson Bertha Nordhagen Arma Allum Lois Hodgskiss Billie Baillie Lowell Jerome Stott Jas Rose Bessie Conlin Magdalene Lock Mary Ann Habel Ronald Otness Robert Doheny Chas Doheny Donna Hanberg Maurice Lear Betty Jane Meyer Junior Price Jerry Ditto Marguerite Morgan Marion Weaver Betty Young Leland Walker Robert Lehnert Jerome Tackes Julius Lehnerz Nellie England Martha Keller Rial Carney Bob Umphsress Phyllis Gustafson Louise Mornout Geraldine McRae Robert Mainard Junior Niertsheimer Betty Ann Wiprud Phyllis Trettin Jackie Thompson Naomi Schultz Leon Neyer Lloyd Neyer Emmet Neyer Howard Neyer Kenneth Roberts Jack Schumaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
County Superintendent of Schools
Dist. No. 1
Walter Yeager
Eloise McDonald
George Stark
Albert Graff
Patricia Strom
Alfred Blomberg
Bob Dellno
Kathrine King
Anna Luinstra
Bobby Johnson
Bertha Nordhagen
Arma Allum
Lois Hodgskiss
Billie Baillie
Lowell Jerome Stott
Marguerite Morgan
Marion Weaver
Betty Young
Leland Walker
Robert Lehnert
Jerome Tackes
Julius Lehnerz
Nellie England
Martha Keller
Rial Carney
Bob Umsphress
Phyllis Gustafson
Louise Mornout
Geraldine McRae
Robert Mainard
Junior Nierstheimer
Betty Ann Wiprud
Expressions of thanks for a family bereavement
Mrs Wesley Phillips and family thank friends for kindness and sympathy at the death of their son and brother. Special thanks to those sending flowers and assisting during bereavement. Elmo Phillips and Fred Graves mentioned among the honored relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Phillips
James Phillips
Fred Phillips
H. Pfeifer
Elmo Phillips
Fred Graves
Child born at sea acquires father’s nationality on ship
A child born on a vessel at sea normally inherits the father's nationality and, through extraterritorial fiction, may be regarded as also bearing the ship’s nationality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Seas
355 Children Vaccinated for Smallpox: Nurse to Depart After June 1st
Miss Kathryn Brynne county nurse and Dr. R. T O'Neill report vaccination and immunization of Teton county school children nearly complete with the Chateau and Peudroy schools remaining. By June 1 free serums will be available at Dr. O'Neill's office and Brynne will leave Livingston. Physicians may vaccinate with serums provided records for county permanent files. Serums supplied by the county and state board of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Kathryn Brynne
R. T O'Neill
Chateau and Peudroy
Stuart
Chateau
Brynne
Dr. O'Neill
Livingston
State Board of Health
O'Neill
Music and Dance Recital Brightens High School Evening
A large crowd gathered at the high school auditorium Monday evening as Mrs. Arnold C. Hanusa directed piano and dance pupils in a recital. Leslie Jourdonnais sang two numbers, and the program featured many student performances including dances such as Sailor Dance, Castagnette, Maples in Spring, and Irish Jig, with notable group and solo acts by Doris Stearns, Mary Cooper, Lola Mae Burns, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold C. Hanusa
Leslie Jourdonnais
Riego
Romberg
Mildred Deepner
Seas
Betty Coffey
Howard Willson
Billy Luther
Doris Stearns
Heather Mitchell
Anna Lee
Donna Fay Dauwalder
Iona Davidson
Phyllis Walley
Yvonne Wheeler
Valse
Lucille
Barney McClue
Tanlo” Ooocsemesn
Ce Coseeseteenrene
Marie Conlin
Mary Cooper
Lola Mae Burns
Schuffle
Helvie Burke
Caprice Viennois
Beryl Jones
Geraldine Weber
Young Improves Business Property at Château Corner
Work is in progress on a prominent Main avenue corner in Chateau owned by H. G. Young. The project enlarges the Parkway cafe and beer parlor run by J. M. Weaver & Son. A brick and tile front will be added to the new structure, with stucco planned for the three facades. Henry Frerichs and Soren Matland Fairfield carpenters execute the job, aiming to finish in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Main Avenue
Second Street
H. G. Young
Parkway Cafe
J. M. Weaver & Son
Henry Frerichs
Soren Matland Fairfield Carpenters
Norwegian Lutheran church to hold special services
Farmington reports note special services at the Norwegian Lutheran church next Sunday at 10 30 a m 3 00 p m and 7 00 p m with several ministers from other charges taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Fred Woodward
Bohling
Frick
Dutton
Mr. Satre
Mrs. Forseth
Oliver Forseth
Palmer Peter
Teton Canyon
Collins Social Roundup and 4-H Dance Report
Reo Coghill and wife visited Mr and Mrs Funk on Sunday evening. DeLois Moulton and party visited Clyde Baquet and took Mil dred Baquet to Chateau. Collins 4 H club members hosted a dance Saturday night raising funds for activities. Vernon Ellingson was in town on business. Most patrons of this community event attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reo Coghill
Mrs. Funk
DeLois Moulton
Patricia
Clyde Baquet
Mildred Baquet
Chateau
Collins
Vernon Ellingson
Collins 4-H
Community bids farewell as Funk family departs
The town gathered for a farewell picnic for Mr and Mrs Funk and family after years of service. Rainy weather sent attendees to the hall for a long meal prepared by the Collins cooks. Mr Funk will soon move to Wolf Creek Montana to begin new work, leaving behind fond memories and best wishes for future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funk
Collins
Wolf Creek
Montana
R. S. McClenhan
Walter Gilcher
Ledger
Leona Lockhart
Chateau
J. A. Coghill
Brady
Chas
Tamsha
Great Falls
Clyde Baquet
Eugene
Roscoe Thompson
Fred Phillips
Dutton
Waterman Place
Scout Troop Meeting Plans Mountain Weekend Trip
On last Monday night only 13 Scouts attended the regular meeting. The Senior Patrol Leader led a marching drill after a new game. The group decided to take a trip to the mountains and stay at the Scout cabin over the weekend with a regular program planned during the stay. Walter Hentges, Scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hentges
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choteau Tailors
Choteau Hardware
Oregon
L. BE. Taylor
Maude M. Wilcox
Agasta News
Hirshberg
E. J. Browder
Leesburg
Ohio
Butte
Leslie
Burns
Riverside
California
Budd
Chateau Country Club
Meadowlark Country Club
C. S. McDonald
Betty Funk
H. Punk
R. Lindblad
Gaetz
Helen Thompson
Emma Clark
Inez Eckford
Ralph Bellamy
Will Rogers
Man” Sound
Joe Knudtzen
Old Highway
Choteau, Mont
Cash & Carry Grocery
Jac
Bermuda
Daley
PUREX
Leo Mellon
Mgr
Franklin
Franklin Branding Liquid
Choteau Drug Co
Farmington
J. B. Conner
Glen Inbody
Arthur Anderson
Ben Chalmers
Oscar Erickson
F. W. Smith
Alma Weist
Everett DeRusha
John Edwards
Lena Rodness
Abe Edwards
Abe
Wm. Jacobs
Oris Brown
Conrad
Hugh McGhan
St. Mary’s Hospital
McGhan
Robert Smith
Anna Marie Hanson
East Farmington School
Claude
Lucille Glen
Clarke Inbody
Marjory Briggs
Ruth Slanger
Doris Anderson
Hilda Anderson
Mrs. Rutter
Farmington School
Glenn
Harold Depner
Collins News
Il T
Boy Scout Weekly
Tom’s Service Station
Chick” Sulgrove, Prop
Choteau Bakery
Chas. G. Roberts
Feiden
H. G. Edwin
Mountain View Gardens
Oscar Ericson
Orchestra
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