Hirshberg's Briefs and Local Happenings
Choteau notes Armistice day closures and local shopping at Hirshberg's with specials on Jersey dresses socks and tobacco. Residents visit Great Falls Billings and Augusta for elections and social events. Community updates include school candidates auditions hunting reports and a newborn in town.
Monthly Methodist Sunday School Gathering
The Sunday school workers of the Methodist church held a monthly get-together at the church parlors. An excellent dinner was prepared by the adult Bible class under N. W. Edwards. Rev. Edwin Dover reported strong enthusiasm and growing Sunday school attendance, averaging 142 over the past two Sundays.
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Methodist Church
N. W. Edwards
Edwin Dover
Card of Thanks from Otto Wagnild
Public notice expresses gratitude for support at the election Tuesday. Otto Wagnild pledges to serve taxpayers with the best possible service at the smallest cost.
Catholic Services Mass Schedule Across Communities
Masses will be held next Sunday November 13 at Chateau 9 AM Bynum 11 AM Power 9 AM and Dutton 11 AM. After the masses children may attend classes in Christian doctrine and Bible history led by REV. F J SCHULTE pastor.
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Chateau
Bynum
Power
Dutton
F. J. Schulte
Call for Registered Warrants Across Several School Districts
County Treasurer of Meadows County Montana announces payment on warrants from multiple school districts including No. 12 No. 21 No. 44 No. 46 No. 61 No. 62 No. 68 No. 69 and No. 74. Warrants registered before specified dates are eligible. interest on these warrants will cease after November 10 1932.
Window Willows shines in Bole Farmers' Union play
A capacity crowd attended the four act comedy Window Willows at the Bole community hall last Saturday evening. Presented by local Farmers' union home talent under Mrs Ed Bammel direction the show featured Helen Standish Oliver Hanson Walter Dauwalder Marion Davis and Ernest Howland among others.
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Bole
Home Talent
Farmers’ Union
Ed. Bammel
Helen Standish
Oliver Hanson
Walter Dauwalder
Marion Davis
Ernest Howland
Histroniec
Scarcely Nuff
Windy Willows
Constable
Village Youth Inventor Falls for Aristocratic Heiress
Hubbell Tibbs, inventor of a dish washing machine, pursues Gladys Wellington, niece of Mrs. DePuyster, while banker rivals Glover and Donald McAdam plot to frame him for robbery. With help from friends he is cleared, culprits jailed, and multiple engagements announced. the evening features include Austad's orchestra and a door prize drawing won by Cora Stengrimson.
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Hubert Tibbs
Kermit Dale
Gladys Wellington
Helen Standish
Mrs. DePuyster
Irene Dauwalder
Donald McAdam
Myles Standish
Glover McAdams
Lyle Standish
Gladys
Hubbell
Ela Thompson
Billy Fortune
Ernest Dale
Austad
D. B. Standish
Cora Stengrimson
Power
Box social and dance for school benefit at Prairie View
A box social and dance to benefit the Prairie View school fund will be held Friday evening November 18 on the Augusta road northwest of Fairfield. Ladies are asked to bring boxes and bring friends. Mrs. Florence Stoffler teaches. Mr and Mrs C A Austad visited Great Falls Friday to meet their new ten pound grandson, Bary Gordon, and his mother Mrs Merle Bunday. The baby was born Thursday.
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Hirshberg
S. Jersey
Hirshberg’s
John Hall
Dutton
Carl O. Madson
Augusta
Boyd Davis
Choteau House
Choteau
Rey
Edwin Dover
Pendrey Ladies’ Aid
Phillips Ranch
A. L. “Munce” Munson
Chicago
J. B. Conlin
Billings
Joe Brown
Browning
Frank Allum
Allum
Route Creek
Howard “Casey
Great Falls
Nesbit Creek
Middle Fork
Teton
Sun River
Montana
Utah
Lawrence Mozer
Woman’s Club
Julius Hirshberg
Jack O’neil
O’neill
Grace Allum
Peter O‘a. Peterson
Peterson
Briggs & Stratton
Joe Baart
L. J. Howard
Lubec Station
Marc Butchart
W. B. Butchart
Teton High
Helena
Margaret Harris
Havre
Marion Bulchart
Miss Harris
Allan Odden
Allen
Dearborn
University States
School of Business
Commerce
Prairie View School
Augusta Road
Fairfield
Florence Stoffler
C. A. Austad
Bary Gordon
Merle Bunday
Windy Willows draws large audience at Bole plays
A large and appreciative audience attended the home talent play Windy Willows on Friday and Saturday at Bole, clearing about 65 dollars. The report notes the death of Mrs. Chas Holm after a cancer diagnosis, and mentions Holm’s brother John Holm. Also referenced are ill child Mary Ellen Jackson and a joint political rally held Wednesday evening. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Smith and sons of Farmington and the Standish families staying with D. B. Standish.
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Windy Willows
Bole
Chas
Holm
Mary Ellen Jackson
F. W. Smith
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Rebecca of
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Choteau Bakery
Bozeman
Schillings
Larsen
Cash and Carry Grocery
Otto Wagnild
Meadows County
Teton County
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