Local visitors and notices from Choteau area
A stream of names visits and short notes from Choteau and vicinity. Chris Hoerman J Collison Bud Connole Birger Owen Jos H Torgerson Ema Lemmer Art Davidson Envoy Bob White L E Taylor C Jas Smith D H Moulton W J Earls Kinman University Polis notes on wheat, weather and drought effects, a high school style show rose missive, and recovery trips by Art Ramsey Phil Cole and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Hoerman
Collina
J. Collison
Bozeman
Choteau Thie
Bud Connole
Pendroy
Birger Owen
Kinman Business University
Spokane
Jos. H. Torgerson
Porter Beach
Chateau
Ema Lemmer
Atkinson
Nebraska
D. H. Moulton
Art Davidson
John Freydenlund
Collins
Bob White
Salvation Army
Notice of Dr Davis Glass Fitting in Choteau
Dr Boyd Davis of C E Davis and Lone Great Falls will fit glasses in Choteau at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis and
Lone
Great Falla
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Rehiring At Teton County High As Thompson Resigns
The Teton County high school faculty receives new contracts for the coming year with all members signed. Head of English Miss Grace Thompson resigns to plan marriage. The staff includes Guthrie, Kent Midgett, Irshall Davis, Hunziker, Winner, Margaret Murphy, Mae Walton, Beulah Brown, and Grace Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Migs Grace
Thompson
A. B. Guthrin
J. Kent Midgett
Irshall Davis
Chas. Hunziker
H. A. Winner
Margaret Murphy
Mae Walton
Beulah Brown
Grace Thompson
Guthrie
Local Notices From Teton County Court and Community
Wm Clark of Fairfield area noted with fever as Judge Hattersley presides over a Friday short term court with probate matters and a divorce decree granted to Amnanita Kahn from Robert Kahn for non support. Evening meeting of the Sportsmen association at the courthouse, Episcopal Guild at Mrs C K Malone ranch, and arts group rescheduled for June 1 at Mrs C B McDonald’s home. An automobile accident death of George Bast’s wife is reported. body brought to Great Falls. Mr and Mrs Clarence Looney plan two week Nebraska visit with possible Yellowstone trip. Olive Wold and daughter visiting Chateau and Pendrey. sister Lillyan Talifson’s graduation noted. Olive Talifson and family connected to Fort Benton project with a new school building.
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Clark
Fairfald
ML Hattersley
Amnanita Kahn
Robert
Court House
The
Episcopal Guild
C. K. Malone
Beaupre Hotel
Chateau Woman's Club
Great Falls
Agnes Theriault
Clarence Looney
Gibbon
Nebraska
Brockley Leaves City for Minneapolis Diesel Course
Joe Brockley departed for Minneapolis to complete a course at the United Power Diesel school. He planned a visit to his parents in Iron Mountain Michigan before enrolling. Brockley, who came to Chateau, married Alice Dennis. Mrs. Brockley continues in the dry goods department at Jos Hirshberg & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brockley
Minneapolis
United Power Diesel School
Iron Mountain
Michigan
Brockley
Chateau
Alice Dennis
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Boston Wool Man Visits Helena for Luncheon
C. S. and C. D. McDonald of Citizens State Bank toured Helena last Wednesday to attend a luncheon honoring Paul Draper of Draper and Co. The event at the place r hotel was hosted by A. T. Hibbard, president of the Union Bank and Trust Co. of Helena. The visitors discussed Montana wool purchases as Draper’s firm has long supplied Boston Wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S
C. D. McDonald
Citizens State Bank
Helena
Paul Draper
Draper and Co
Boston
Placer Hotel
Draper
A. T. Hibbard
Union Bank and Trust’Co
Montana
McDonald, Sr
Alvin Meyer Elected President of Teton FFA Chapter
Alvin Meyer, a senior at Teton High, was elected president of the Future Farmers of America chapter, succeeding Bernard Toenyes. Other officers named include John Gibler, Jim Peebles, Wilson Hodgskiss, John Shoquist, Jim Ferris, Ray Agee, and advisor H A Winner. The chapter, with 52 members, ranked third in Montana for 1936 37, and 40 members began summer agricultural projects across livestock, crops, dairy, poultry, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Meyer
Teton County
Future Farmer
Bernard Toenyes
John Gibler
Jim Peebles
Wilson Hodgskiss
John Shoquist
Jim Ferris
Ray Agee
H. A
Teton
Montana
Teton Future Farmer
Hoppers Hatching Prompt Action Plea From Willson
County Agent Fred Willson reports grasshopper hordes hatch in the county and have caused damage in Farmington. A mixing station started at Chateau Monday to supply bait requests, with federal bait ordered for Dutton to aid the eastern area. Weather will influence further activity and timing for additional stations. Willson warns the bait is deadly poison and advises careful spreading to avoid stock exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willson
Farmington
Fred Willson
Chateau
Dutton
Summer Plans For Choteau Residents Revealed
The text lists residents and their summer plans in the Choteau area. Midgett will attend a summer course at the State university in Missoula. Davis may spend time in Choteau. Hunziker will supervise the municipal pool. Winner will take a six week course at Iowa State College and then oversee vocational agriculture work locally. Murphy, Walton, Thompson, and Brown also have summer home or job arrangements in various towns and camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Midgett
State University
Missoula
Davis
Hunziker
Winner
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Miss Murphy
Butte
Miss Walton
Bozeman
Miss Thompson
Hamilton
Miss Brown
Allen Camp
Sunriver
Telephone open house highlights distant calls
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co held an open house at the Chateau office drawing many visitors. Exhibits explained telephone invention and development and the ability to converse with Africa Asia and other distant locales. The event was led by A G Doull H O Fagrellus and Hattie Wagnild with company representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States
Tel. & Tel. Co
Chateau
Cape Good Hope
Africa
Manila
Globe
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
A. G. Doull
Great Falls
H. O. Fagrellus
Mra. Hattie Wagnild
Remains of John B. Hantsman Interred in Bynum Cemetery
Funeral services for John B. Hantsman 80 were held Wednesday at the Bynum Methodist church with Rev. Edwin Dover of Choteau officiating. Interment followed in Choteau cemetery. Born Sept 21 1856 in Paris France he moved to America at nine and later settled near Minnesota. He married Amanda La Valley in 1884 and had five children. Survived by son Lewis J. Hantsman Haugen Wis and daughter Mrs Art Brown Bynum along with 12 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Three sons were World War veterans and one son died three years ago in Great Falls.
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Bynum
John B. Hantsman
Warm Springs
State Hospital For
Methodist
Edwin Dover
Choteau
Mr. Hantsman
Paris
France
America
New York City
Minnesota
Amanda la Valley
Lewis J. Hantsman
Haugen
Wis
Art Brown
Great Falls
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Art Ramsey
Polpoa
Billy Dorington
Libby
Phil S. Cole
Red River Valley
North Dakota
St. Paul
Joe E. Brown
Greta Garbo
Robert Taylor
Camille
Anton Wallbrook
Elizabeth Allen
the Lady
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Wisconsin
Dunham’s Fresh
Pinone DS
U. S
Kellogg’s
Borden’s
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Ads
Stet
Epsom Salts
Nyals Furniture
Alka Seltzer
Reg
Jergen
Choteau Drug Co
F. F. A. Group
Teton High
Joe Mozer
Shellubrication
Chick's Shell! Station
Knudtzon Lumber Co
R. R. Mellon
Albert Laurent
Mr. Laurant
Frank Stearns
Mellon
Telephone Company
Eugene Wave
Duart
Pollock
Beauty Shop
Lorraine Breding
Marion Lewis
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