Great Northern Plans 28 Chalets at Many Glaciers
The Great Northern Hotel and Chalets company ordered materials for 28 chalets to rise at Many Glaciers, with completion hoped in July. E J Crum of Superior Building Co of Columbia Falls reports local sales and possible future chalet sites in the park as Logan Pass Road nears completion, boosting tourist traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Hotel and Chalets Company
E. J. Crum
Superior Building Company
Columbia Falls
Crum
Pendroy News Briefs Attend Examinations and Picnic
Mrs. Inez Eckford took state exams on Thursday and Friday. Miss Rachel Gitchell of High View won the district flag contest and earns a Helena trip. Elmo Phillips works at Estes ranch. Pendroy students have a Friday picnic at Jones Grove in Dupuyer. The H D club met at Mrs. Gutshall’s home with a 23 member and two visitors dinner and a lesson on table etiquette. Next meeting will be a June picnic. Gertrude Crane of Intermountain College and Mr. Baldwin from Great Falls sang at church. Services set again for next Sunday at 2 PM with district superintendent Mr. Cole also present.
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Inez Eckford
Rachel Gitchell
High View
Helena
Elmo Phillips
Estes Ranch
Jones Grove
Dupuyer
H. D. Club
Gutshall
Gertrude Crane
Intermountain College
Baldwin
Great Falls
Cole
Choteau’s Trading Hub Listed With Growth Details
The city features 14 retail locations including drug stores and meat markets plus hotels garages service stations eating places barber shops tailors laundries banks and many more. It notes improvements such as water and sewer systems brick sidewalks boulevards and well kept streets. The park to park trail along US 87 promises fishing hunting and abundant lakes and streams nearby. Trade in Choteau will pay you.
Teton County Fact Sheet Details 1893 County Data
The document outlines Teton County created March 1 1893 with 2 297 square miles and a 1930 population of 6038. It lists land use figures including irrigated 16829 acres and total agricultural and grazing lands, road mileage, assessed valuation about 32000000, livestock counts, and major irrigation projects. It also names county officers including commissioners and other officials.
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U. S
N. W.W. Edwards
Algon Udin
J. A. Baart
Geo. A. Carroll
Emer C. Smith
Inez Ec
Social News Notes From Local Families
Chas Lutge of Big Sandy visits at his sister Mrs Claude Johns. Mrs Claude Johns, Miss Bonnie Brownell, Mr Lutge and Constance Sheeble spend Friday with Mr and Mrs Davis. Mrs Larson and Gene left Sunday for North Dakota to visit relatives. Miss Ruth Phillips and Sonny Pfeifer married in Great Falls last Thursday and plan to live on the Pfeifer ranch. Miss Hanusa honored guest at bridge luncheon at Mrs Talbert's on Friday with guests Miss Hanusa, Mrs Larson, Mrs Wellenstein, Mrs Wellenstein, Mrs Swanson, Miss Kittenger, Mrs Lewis and Mrs Jones. Kittenger won high prize. Hanusa received guest prize.
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Claude Johns
Bonnie Brownell
Lutge
Constance Sheeble
Davis
Larson
Gene
North Dakota
Ruth Phillips
Sonny Pfeifer
Great Falls
Ewinski
Pfeifer
Miss Hanusa
Brady Commencement Draws Large Crowd on Saturday
A large crowd attended Brady's commencement exercises on Saturday night. Mr. Miller of Missoula gave an address that engaged the audience. Dorothy and Leona Lockhart graduated this year and received heartfelt congratulations from friends. Arthur Davidson's friends surprised him for his birthday on Sunday. May birthdays are common, and an early crowd may appear. you are just a year older.
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Brady
Miller
Missoula
Dorothy
Leona Lockhart
Arthur Davidson
Collins News Social updates from local hospital and travel
Mrs. D A Reiquam recovers well after an operation at Conrad hospital last Thursday. Milas Lockhart and George Alzheimer travel to Rochester Minnesota for medical consultations pending procedures. Mrs Lockhart joins her husband on the trip. The trio rode to Shelby Sunday evening to catch the Empire Builder east. Local youths attended the junior prom in Choteau Saturday.
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D A. Reiquam
Conrad Hospital
Milas Lockhart
George Alzheimer
Rochester
Minn
Lockhart
Shelby
Empire Builder
East
Choteau
Lutheran Services Service and Invitation
Lutheran church announces Sunday activities on May 28 with Sunday school at 10 00 and divine worship at 11 00. Choir practice is Wednesday evening. Pastor Chester Brecto extends invitation to all without a church home to attend.
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Dutton
Chester Brecto
Fairfield Farmers to Install Dipping Vat on Milwaukee Right of Way
Fairfield farmers have been granted permission to install a cattle dipping tank on the Milwaukee right of way. Mr. Reynolds of the railroad's agricultural development department attended the meeting. The project costs about 300 dollars and aims to kill lice rather than scab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Times
Fairfield
Milwaukee
Reynolds
Agricultural Development Department
Simms NC High School Narrowly Tops Centerville in Invite
Simms high school edged Centerville 42 1 3 to 41 5 6 at an invitational meet Saturday. Teton high finished third with 24, Augusta fourth with 13 5 6. A Zupon of Centerville led with 16 points, A Balko added 14. Centerville claimed five firsts, Simms four, Teton two, Augusta one.
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Simms High School
Centerville
Simms
Teton High
A. Zupon
A. Balko
Teton
Augusta
Chateau Woman's club to hold New Deal dance
A special meeting of the Chateau Woman's club discusses financial troubles including a $70 interest payment on debts tied to the library and lofts. The club votes to stage a New Deal dance on June 14 likely at the Legion pavilion in the city park, with venue to be finalized.
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Chateau Woman’s Club
Legion Pavilion
Arthur Ramsey
Beauty Shoppe Moves to Lane Residence Downtown
Mrs. Charlotte M. Sutton who ran the Modern Beauty Shoppe on Main Avenue has moved to the Lane residence near the Glenloyd hotel across the street. Dr. B. B. Maynard will occupy the vacated rooms, as he leaves the Larson building where he has had offices for years.
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Charlotte M. Sutton
Mary E. Bair
Main Avenue
Lane
Glenloyd
Sutton
BE. B. Maynard
Larson
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Mountain States
Tel. & Tel. Co
Pendroy
Adams Oil Co
Choteau, Montana
Shell Gasoline
Valvoline Motor Oi
St. Luke’s Auxiliary
Oriental Musical Comedy
Chateau
Rexall Drug Store
Byler
Square Deal
Bynum and Pendroy
Byler’s Market
Chateau, Mont
P. O. Box
Teton County
Otto Wagnild
Robert Clark
Obert Peterson
Chas. G. Roberts
C. Jas. Smith
Judge Dist. Court
R. M. Hattersley
Chas, Lutge
Big Sandy
Collins News
Lutheran Services
Montana
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E. Yeager
Yeager
Beauty
Bynum
Power
J. F. Shulte
Board of School Trustees
Board of School Budget Supervisors
the Post Tavern
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St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Yard
Choteau, Mont
Manefield
Mansfield
Rice Auto Court
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