Choteau Brief Highlights Local Prices and News
Local listings show cake flour 1b at 19c and soap specials 6 for 29c at Hirshbergs. Aladdin lamps at Choteau Hardware. Community notices include Thanksgiving ball plans and a Nov 22 24 Nyal sale. Citizens travel to Armistice events, Ford show draws 500 tickets, and multiple area residents buy cars and attend meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg
Kyle Jones
Bynum
Palmolive
Jergens
Hirshberg’s
Aladdin
Choteau Hardware Co
Spitzenberg
Bole
Bole Woman’s Club
Tennant’s
Security Benefit Association
Teton Implement Company
Chateau
H. W. Bateman
L. ©. Taylor
Frank Stearns
Great Falls
American Legion
Royal Theatre
Ford Motor Company
L. E. Taylor
Ford
Emerick
C. E. Cunningham
Helena
Phil S. Cole
Library Tea and Book Donations Brighten Children's Shelves
About fifty guests visited the library Tuesday, returning forty six books and ten dollars ninety cents to fund new children’s books. Evelyn Davis chaired the tea committee, praised for a fine effort. New titles added include The Tale of Paddy Muskrat and several Billy Bunny titles, Polly Put the Kettle On, Barberry Gate, all by Jane Abbott, plus Smoky by Will James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Davis
Paddy Muskrat
Billy Bunny
Uncle Lucky
Hindfoot
Daddy Fox
Uncle Bull Frog
Polly
Jane Abbott
Will James
Bole Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs. D B Standish and son Lyall with Miss Lydia Larson visited Great Falls and stayed with John Standish family. Carl Larson returned from Galen sanitarium and moved near Columbia Falls with siblings. Mrs. Larson and younger children moved in September. Paul Mathis visited Helena with Clarkson hosts, returned. Dan Walder hosted supper guests. Earl Zimmerman’s leg x ray shows knitting. Helen Standish weekend in Butte for football. Bole dance scheduled. Elmer Baird back from Roundup to Chateau hospital. Bole Woman's Club hosts Silver Tea for new library opening. Notables: Walter Johnson Emil Arensmeyer Ferdinand Weyer Jack Jacobson visited. Ralph Clayton at Sullivan ranch Pendroy. Nyhus returned home. Mae Anderson's sister Dorothy died in California after appendicitis and illness. R A Reiding hosted dinner bridge. Ralph Baldani moved into Mrs R Anderson's house and helps bale hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Standish
Lyall
Lydia Larson
Great Falls
Paul Mathis
Helena
Robert Clarkson
F. W. Smith
Dan- Walder
Earl Zimmerman
Chateau Hospital
Helen Standish
Butte
Bobe
Elmer Baird
Bole Woman's Club
Walter Johnson
Emil Arensmeyer
Ferdinand Weyer
Jack Jacobson
Ralph Clayton
Sullivan Ranch
Pendroy
Hospital Notes Record Local Patients and Dismissals
J. C. Lindholm of Bynum was dismissed from Chateau Hospital Tuesday after several days of treatment. Marion Corbett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Corbett, was treated Saturday and Sunday. Abs. Jacob Garnant of Dupuyer received care Monday to Wednesday. Jank McCabe, Pete Otness, and Jonas Johnson, all from nearby towns, entered for treatment on various days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Lindholm
Bynum
Marion Corbett
Byron Corbett
S. T. Ranch
Abs
Jacob Garnant
Dupuyer
Jank McCabe
Pete Otness
Jonas Johnson
Dutton
Judge Hattersley Presides Quiet November Court Term
Judge R M Hattersley presided at a quiet November term. In Anderson versus Monarch Lumber Co et al the court overruled demurrer and granted 20 days to plead further. A Civil action involving Teton Implement Co as plaintiff and John and Gus Depner as defendants had no final action. A mortgage foreclosure suit filed by Federal Land Bank of Spokane against Lara M Griggs and about 45 others was entered. E K Cheadle of Shelby represents the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hattersley
Clyde Raymond Anderson
Monarch Lumber Company
J. L. Billings
Teton County
Teton Implement Company
Plantiff
John
Gus Depner
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
Lara M. Griggs
E. K. Cheadle
Shelby
Farmington Visit Details From Wisconsin Friend
Mrs Nyhus traveled to Great Falls last Thursday to visit a girlhood friend from Wisconsin. The report notes a social visit and mentions no further events or outcomes.
Agawam Social Roundup and Local Visit Highlights
Mr and Mrs H H Wuest and Mr and Mrs Henry Weist visited in Agawam Friday. The Holbrook and Nelson families were guests Saturday afternoon while Rudolph Mosers baby was treated in Conrad. Virginia Gema r missed school with a sprained ankle. A Robinsons family trip to Deer Lodge occurred Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Wuest
Henry Weist
Flickiers
Joe
Robinson
Local notes from fall events and harvest activity
Falls Friday evening and Walkathon attendance noted with Mr and Mrs Charley Ginther. School dismissed Tuesday due to election. Harris Bros shipped two car loads of beers last week, last of their crop. G N Torgersen and family visited Conrad Sunday. Farmers in the area busy with fall plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Ginther
Harris ‘Bros
G. N. Torgersen
Conrad Sunday
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nyal
Choteau Drug Co
Carl Kochman
G. G. Moore
Associated Seed Growers
Chateau Drug Co
L. P. DePrata
Augusta
Augusta Theater
Ray R. Porter
Bynum Merchant
A. B. Guthrie
Willowcreek Sheep Company
Choteau
Harrisson
Teton County High
M. V. Ritter
Teton Milling Co
Miriam Barnhill
Acantha
Helmer Anderson
Allen Redmond
Wallace Motor Co
Embloy
Allen
H. T. Redmond
Circle C
Ladies’ Industrial
H. B. Swanson
Harrison Craig
Baker Guest Ranch
Teton
Rolland Ferris
John Bakken
Pendray
George Carro
Carroll
Three Rivers
Department of Montana
C. D. McDonald
Percy Cox
McDonald
Cox
Dearborn
H. E. Adams
Seattle
Jimmie
Nels Stengrimson
The
Stengrimson
George
Cora
Middle West
Wisconsin
Spud” Moore
Clinton Core
Herman Earles
George O’hare
Clarence Johnson
Joe White
Ray Gibler
George Jackson
C. C. Davis
Arnold Hanusa
Sam Jones
Ford Creek
Mr. Johnson
Earles
George Benedett
W. C. Henderson
U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
Washington, D. C
Hale Center
Texas
F. E. Norfleet
Henderson
Benedett
Chas. G. Roberts
Chicago
Frank
Mr. Roberts
Fox
the Royal
George Raft
Leslie Howard
Betty Davis
And
Metrotone News
John Boles
Butter Horns
Choteau Bakery
Cash & Carry
Montana
Kist
Kraft— Empson
Fatoes
Library Notes
K. P. Hall
Aznee
R. A. Reiding
Bridge
Ralph Baldani
Farmington
Agawam
Tom’s Service Station
Chick Sulgrove
J. H. Byler
Byler’s Market
Choteau, Mont
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