Local items mix ads and notices and travel updates
Adams offers about 100 pounds of best potatoes at 1.50 per dollar. Hirshberg's greets Mrs Louis DeNoire and daughter visiting from Billings at W. A. Emerick home. New silk dresses arrive at Hirshberg's. For sale half section of land on Burton beach with easy terms. F L Meagher begins duties at Chateau bakery. The Alaskans dance orchestra to return to K P hall May 28. Dr E B Maynard hopes to return to Chateau soon. Ladies Auxiliary to open the Memorial day rest room at Social Center hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Chateau
E. B. Maynard
San Francisco
Acantha
Woodmen Hall
Hirshberg's Tent and Tarpaulin Sale and Local News
Village notes list closing Decoration Day May 30 for Hirshberg's store and announce the new neon gas sign at the Teton Service station. Articles cover local travels by Miss Alta Dornblaser and Miss Imogene Butcher, student injuries, eighth grade exams, signboard updates, two Maddock youths returning home, and visits by regional residents and pilots with a mix of community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelling
C. Looney
Hirshberg
Walter Dornblaser
Oilmont
Chateau
Alta Dornblaser
Emerick
Laura Robinson
Hugh Robinson
Charles Beal
Great Falls
Buck Connors
Glacier National Park
Beal
Mr. Connor
Waldo Oberg
E. F. McArdle
Court House
Dutton
Pendrey
Bynum
Power
Collins
Fairfield
Earl McLean
Maddock
N. C
J. E. Hodgskiss
John Hentges
Huffman
4-H Club Clothing Units Form At Bole
A third year clothing club and a first year clothing club were organized at Bole last Saturday under County Agent Robert Clarkson. Helen Standish and Mrs. G. B. Zeigler were named leaders. Blossom Dale and Mary Gravely named presidents of their respective clubs with officers listed. Plans include establishing additional third year clubs at Dutton and Farmington and first year clubs at Collins Power Farmington Fairfield. Third year members will study sport skirts blouses and tailored wool dresses while first year members will sew tea towels hand towels an apron and do a stock in nett darn. Records and a concluding written story are required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole
Robert Clarkson
Helen Standish
G. B. Zeigler
Blossom Dale
Ella Thompson
Louise van DeRiet
Mary Gravely
Nora Bush
Pearl Jackson
Dutton
Farmington
Collins and Power
Fairfield
Clarkson
St Stephens Church Whitsunday Services Schedule
On Whitsunday St Stephen's Church offers 8 am Holy Communion 10 am Bible study and 11 am second celebration and sermon led by General Missionary H Younger or H Young. Local parish notices encourage attendance and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitsunday
Fred Bennion Speaks at Bozeman Lions Club Meeting
Fred Bennion state county agent leader addressed the Bozeman Lions Club praising extension work across Montana. He lauded Rob ert Clarkson’s Teton county efforts and highlighted local guests and new members, with plans to host Spokane boosters and select a Fourth of July committee representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bennion
Lions Club
Bozeman
Jeader
Lions ‘Club
Bennion
Robert Clarkson
Teton ‘County
Elizabeth Green
June Lindseth
Cohoe
Mr. Bennion
A. D. Moir
Roy Inbody
Farmington
Walter Duwalder
Bole
G. B. Ziegler
Carl Carlson
Kyle Jones
Bynum
Luke Keogh
T. L. Gap
A. B. Guthrie
E. R. Kaemmer
R. I. McClue
C. S. McDonald
T. O. Larson
D. P. Fabrick
Conrad Chamber of Commerce
Spokane
Great Falls
W. W. Smith
The
Chateau Creamery
Chicago Firm Official Visits Choteau
George Craige of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul traveling staff, headquartered at Great Falls, was an official visitor in Choteau to inspect affairs and discuss railroad business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Craige
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Great Falls
Farmington Notes Highlight Ditch Work and Local Visits
Farmington news cites Bteren Lindseth riding ditch for Farmers Coop Canal Co and Palmer Peterson handling water on the Burton ditch. Community members travel to Great Falls and Sun River canyon with several dinners, visits, and gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bteren Lindseth
Farmers’ Coop. Canal Co
A. P.reidine
Woll
Wm. Webber
Geraldine
Dutton
At-The- Tom
Geo. Coffey
Chateau
R. G. Thorn
A. Lewis
F. W.smith
Great Falls
Wm. Jacobs
Tom Groot
Premium Center Year Ends With Picnic On The Teton
The two schools at Premium Center closed a successful year with a Friday picnic on the Teton. Lease activity is brisk with several thousand acres leased. A flying visit to the Warlfer ranch was noted and plans for upcoming work are mentioned.
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Premium Center
Teton
Wolter Ee
Warlfer
Wolfer
Fasthool
Notice of Assessment for Farmers' Cooperative Canal Co
Stockholders are informed that on May 17 1928 the board of directors in Farmington Montana set a 12.50 per share assessment payable by June 25 1928 to O S Forseth secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares by June 25 1928 become delinquent and priced for public sale July 21 1928 at 2 p m to cover delinquent assessment and sale costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Cooperative Canal Company
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
O. S. Forseth
Notice of Auction at Farmington Post Office Montana
Public notice states a sale will occur at the Farmington Post Office in Teton County Montana on July 21 1928 at 2 o clock. Dated Farmington Montana signer FORSETH secretary treasurer Farmers Cooperative Canal Company first publication May 24 last June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
Forseth
Farmers’ Cooperative Canal Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frances L. Pridham
Gunther
Legion Pavilion
D. M. Sloan
Sturgis
Kentucky
Chick” Grimsley
Imogene Butcher
Teton County High School
Shelby
Olive Walker
Missoula
Mary Parr
Billings
W. E. Lockhart
Hannan Gulch
C. V. Rubottom
Ben Fisher
F. H. Longeway
Longeway
National Airways
Swift
Wide Empire
van Camp
Cash and Carry Grocery
Winchester
Chateau Hardware Co
St. Stephen’s Church
H. Young
Angel Food
Choteau Bakery
DeTour’s Cash Store
Tennant
Lb. Swift
Nick and
Bill
Kodaks
Johnstons Chocolates
Choteau Drug Co
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