Choteau in Brief Lions meeting and local drafts noted
Mr and Mrs L E Taylor attended the Lions district meeting in Great Falls Saturday where newly elected officers planned for the year. A local draft board meeting is set for tonight at seven. Mr and Mrs Benest Savery from Dupuyer attended the funeral of Mrs A C Burbank. Chateau Home Demonstration Club will meet next Tuesday afternoon at Obert Petersons home with former members and others urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Taylor
Great Falls
Benest Savery
Dupuyer
A. C
Burbank
Wm. Gaffney
Teton
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Chateau
Mr. Gaffney
Ant Flats
Fortune, Mont
Local notes from Choteau through Great Falls life events
Births report Beatrice Mae in Great Falls and a daughter born to Donald and Dora Conrey with grandparents named. Other notices include a Helena birth to Walter Everin, visits by local officials, a Power fall festival on Oct 3, duck hunting season duty in Chateau, twin boys born to Larry Shelmerdine with one death, Evan Russ Thompson returning to Montana, and Meagher's return from Los Angeles with lamb orders. War impact letters from Salisbury and scrap salvage campaign details conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Donald
Dora Conrey
W. A. Irwin
Chateau
Larry Shelmerdine
Deacones Hospital
Bynum
Shelmerdine
Ole Nordhagen
Gintergarten Opens Private Kindergarten
Mrs. Elmer Erickson opens her private kindergarten for another year with 7 or 8 children already enrolled. Parents interested in sending their children may contact Mrs. Erickson at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Eileen) Erickson
Farm policies and labor in wartime remarks summarized
Townsend outlines 1943 Triple A payments tied to war production goals and parity ceilings. Wickard v Filburn case set for Supreme Court October 12 on wheat commerce reach. Five hundred Mexican laborers depart Mexico City for Stockton and Sacramento. Meat rationing tightens civilian supplies with limited deliveries and per capita consumption guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Townsend
Agricultural Conservation and Adjustment Administration
Des Moines Farmers Union
Townsend
Wickard
Victory Group Plans Monday Evening Meeting
The Victory Group will meet at Mrs. Frank Stearns home on Monday at 8 PM with Mrs. Burr Huffman assisting. The event will focus on packing Christmas boxes for local service members, inviting nonmembers to contribute items such as razor blades shaving cream soap gum cigarettes cheese wafers candy, and flashlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stearns
Burr Huffman
Weekend Visits and Local News From Dutton Area
Mr and Mrs Nick Paulus spent the weekend at the Vaughan Dutto home and visited friends west of Browning. Amelia Koner and family were Sunday dinner guests at Joe Tackes home. Laura Lowe and A An rud of Dutton visited J Humber Sr. at his home. Frank Timerman and family spent Friday at Joe Frigge home near Dutton. Bill O Day has been inducted into the army and left for Fort Douglas Utah. Joe Lehnerz Nic Paulus and Julia Lehnerz were dinner guests at Nicholson home in Great Falls. Sharrer and Margaret Sharrer of Great Falls visited Joe Homberg Jr. Lucille Primus left for Great Falls to enroll at College of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Paulus
Vaughan Dutto
West
Browning
Amelia Koner
Joe Tackes
Laura Lowe
A Anrud
Dutton
J. Humber, Sr
Frank Timerman
Joe Frigge
Bill O’day
Fort Douglas
Utah
Joe Lehnerz
Nic Paulus
Julia Lehnerz
Nicholson
Great Falls
Sharrer
Margaret Sharrer
Joe Homberg Jr
Lucille Primus
College of Education
Local notes from Farmington and Great Falls
Longmuir is seriously ill at Columbus hospital in Great Falls. Mrs. Ted Anderson left Wednesday for Oilmont to take new employment. Henry Arensmeyer begins building a new chicken house. Lloyd LeDesky enlisted for the army. Mrs. Leslie Chalmers entertained the Sewing Club Tuesday afternoon. A period of rotation and Army service was mentioned for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmuir
Columbus
Great Falls
Ted Anderson
Oilmont
Henry Arensmeyer
Lloyd’ LeDesky
Army
Leslie.Chalmers
Bargain Pricing On Linoleum For Home Floors
Women discover value in Armstrong 12 ft wide seamless linoleum that installs without seams. Quality flooring offered at 90 cents a running foot. Hardware and automotive parts store located in Choteau Montana promoting a bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
Bus Motor Roars To Life A Teenager's Ride Dream
An enthusiastic note describes a vintage bus motor revived and humming smoothly. The writer savors the revived ride and expresses a strong desire to continue cruising, linking the sentiment to personal joy and freedom.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andrews
Private
Bukaroo
Brooklyn Orchid
Shirley Temple
Annie Rooney
Pete Smith
Mrs
Ben McDonald
Choteau Hotel
Claude
Knudtzon Lumber Co
the Home
Peg
RINSO
Butter Teton
DOLES
U. S
A. J. Barton
Beatrice Mae
Helena
Walter Everin
Everin
Ed Shields
Mra
P. E. Logen
Choteau
Beaupre Cafe
Augusta
Power
Community Hall
George C. Thompson
Evan
Russ) Thompson
Thelma
California
North American Aircraft Co
Englewood
Calif
Montana
T. Avs Meagher
Los Angeles
James
Great Fall
University of Montana
Baxter Corporation
Glendale
England
Eugene Ferris
Salisbury
Teton County
Gintergarten
Mexico City
Stockton and Sacrament
WPB Food Requirements Committee
Farmington News
Sturgis
Harware & Automotve Parts
Choteau, Montana
Shell
Chick’s
Shell Station
Life Insurance
Equitable
Arnold C. Hanusa
Insurance and Accounting
Apent
Dairy Farmers
Uncle Sam
Standard Oil Company
H. W. Hegg
McCormick-Deering
Dale Implement Co
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