Choteau In Brief Highlights Local Visits And Notices
Local items report Halvor Daley’s business visit to Glasgow and Fort Peck, visits by Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McKerney and family, Babe Snider returning from Nebraska, and Mrs. A. B. Guthrie Jr. and Bertram’s summer visit. Safeway stores close Memorial Day. Frank Stearns trip to Seattle and California for the San Francisco Fair. Gideon Society service at M E church. two couples on extended Midwest trip. seed and hardware ads. prayer and church activities. D P W Hutchinson’s Billings trip. various visits with Woodward and Egan families. welfare officials’ Chateau visit. fishing youths report Dolly Varden on the Flathead. depot charge transfer at Great Northern. death of Dr. M. B. Guthrie in Lexington, Kentucky. church membership commitment planned. Mrs. Burnside injured in a car incident.
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Halvor Daley
Glasgow
Fort Peck
E. L. McKerney
Power
St. Mary’s Idaho
Hugh
Babe) Snider
Nebraska
A. B. Guthrie Jr
Bertram
Lexington
Kentucky
T. O. Larson
Alva
Safeway
Frank Stearns
W. H. Stearns
Seattle
Wash
California
San Francisco
Red Jacket
Chateau Hardware Co
M. EB
Gideon Organization of
Great Falls
Chateau Hardware
Episcopal Church
John M. Bivens
Oelwein
Iowa
Fred
Patrick Egan
Pat) Egan
Kathleen
Lawrence W. Dunkin
Egan
Teton
Lillian Jelstrup
Grace B. Pegg
WPA
John Coey
Civilian Conservation Corps
Chateau
Brent Read
Ben Gebhart
Divide
G. L. Brooks
Saco
Great Northern
C. H. Porter
A. B. Guthrie
M. B. Guthrie
M. E
Choteau Defeats Power 11-5 in Openers Free Hitting Show
Choteau wins season opener vs Power 11 to 5 in a game marked by free hitting and errors. Ledesky pitched, Campbell caught for Choteau, O Day pitched for Power, with Dahlin at short delivering key hits. Manager Nutter praised turnout despite fishing-season pull and noted Memorial Day trip to Conrad to dedicate a new ballpark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Power
Ledesky
Campbell
O’day
Don Dahlin
Pat Campbell
Andy Nutter
Chateau Nine
Conrad
Memorial
Conrad Nine
Chateau
L. Scott
Anderson
J. Schmitz
Montana Power to Host Two Day Cooking School
Montana Power Co presents a two day cooking school at the Masonic hall starting Thursday June 1 at 2 p m and Friday June 2 in the afternoon. Mrs Embry of Great Falls will lead the demonstrations with prize awards planned and local dealers to display appliances. Ladies invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Co
Masonic Hall
Embry
Great Falls
Hospital Notes Briefly Record Admissions and Births
Andrew Robinson of Agawam admitted and dismissed the same day. An infant girl Ann Pollock born to Mr. and Mrs. Duard Pollock of Bynum was admitted and discharged the same day. Billy Briggs of Pendray admitted as medical patient and dismissed. John W. Trail of Agawam admitted and dismissed. Mrs. Paul Fautch of Fairfield admitted as medical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Hospital
Andrew Robinson
Agawam
Walter Bodeen
Choteau
Ann Pollock
Duard Pollock
Bynum
Maynard Hospital
Billy Briggs
Pendray
Francis Gray
John W. Trail
Paul Fautch
Pairfield
United Hearts Meeting Notes From May 1939
The United Hearts held its third meeting at Glenna Stott's home May 3 1939 with Virginia Kochman and Glenna Stott presenting. A lunch was served by Kathryn Kelly and Grace Stansberry. New member Madge Newman joined and May 17 meeting at Kathryn Kelly's saw Donna Hamburg read minutes. Frances Denison reports on May 31 at Lucille Hansen's with Vir ginia Kochman and Madge Newman hosting and Lucille Hansen and Frances Denison to demonstrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hearts
Glenna Stott
Virginia Kochman
Kathryn Kelly
Grace Stansberry
Carl Kochman
Roy Hamburg
Reid Swenson
Shirley
Donna Hamburg
Madge Newman
Glenna Stett
Stansberry
Lucille Hansen
Frances Denison
H D Club to Hold Last Regular Meeting of Year
The H. D. club will meet Thursday in June at the hall with Mrs Dora Standish Mrs Myles Standish and Mrs Pete Huidehoper hosting. Officers to be installed by Ila Standish and picnic plans to be set. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Club
Dora Standish
Myles Standish
Pete Huidehoper
Ila Standish
Jack Luinstra
Agawam Social Roundup and Local Visits
Mrs Arthur Weist and her infant daughter are home. A school picnic took place at Claude with many attendees besides pupils. Mr and Mrs A C Robinson and family spent last weekend in Deer Lodge, Butte and Helena, returning Monday. The Jolly Chums met at Frace and Audrey Torgens's home. A Candlewick Tufting demonstration is planned with Mrs Henry Weist, Mrs Andrew Robinson, and Miss Dorothy Swenson presenting. Mr and Mrs Otto Schaffer left Wednesday for a vacation to their Minnesota home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Weist
Claude
A. C. Robinson
Deer Lodge
Butte
Helena
Jolly Chums
Frace
Audrey Torgens
Henry Weist
Andrew Robinson
Dorothy Swenson
Otto Schaffer
Minnesota
County Schools Receive Classroom Unit Funds Totals
County Superintendent Mrs. Ines Eckford distributed 2385.00 in elementary classroom unit funds to district No 1 21 28 30 75 12 and others, with one unit each 45. High schools received 855.00 including Teton County High School nine units 405 and Dutton Power high schools five units 225 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines -Eckford
Teton County High School
Dutton and Power High Schools
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Allum
J. H. Byler
Allum
Hardy
Neb
Mary Burnside
Roy McGuldrich
Thompson
Glenloyd Hotel
Eroyal
John Garfield
Deanna Durbin
Lynne Down
Paul Kelly
Within the Law
Lone Ranger
Bloom’s Grocery
Sea Island
Doles
Bermuda
U.S
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Court House
Crown Prince Olav
Martha of
Norway
Civic Center
Breen Oil CO
Chick’s Shell
Choteau, Mont
John Deere Model “D
John Deere
F.G. Curtis
Bole
W. G. Dauwalder
John Holm
Ferdie Weyer
Paul Mathis
Geo. Ziegler
Agawam News
Princetonians
Amy
Speedway
Firestone
Firestone Ec
Floyd Roberts
Firestone Champion
Lises
Richard Jooks
Margaret Speaks
Firestone Symphony Orchestra
Alfred Wallenstein
Natronwade N.B.C
Red Networ
San Fr
Leigh’s Texaco Station
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