Pendroy Social News and Local Visit Highlights
Mrs. Kaupish won high honors at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Lyman on Thursday. Guests included Mrs. Larson Fuller Gatshall Burke Talbert and Mrs Ewinski. The Ewinskis bought a new Ford coupe. The Home Demonstration club met at Mrs. Ewinski’s with spots removal as the lesson and plans to meet with Mrs. Porter next week.
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FM . Kaupish
Lyman
Larsoi
Fuller
Mra. Gatshall
Burke
Talbert
Mee
Ewhanel
Ewinski
Mra. Janish
Mra. Kellogg
Great Falls
Home Demonstration Club
Mrs. Burke
Mutz
Mrs. Talbert
Mrs. Earles
Security Lodge
Choteau
Ladies Aid fundraiser and upcoming trel show
The Ladies Aid sponsor a late October trel show as their final event. A Saturday food sale raised about $18. Mr and Mrs Nick Wellenstein hosted a dinner on Sunday.
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Ladies’ Aid
Nick .Wellenstein
Views From Highview Community Notes
Local items recount visits and calls among Pendray Choteau and Great Falls residents. People: Jay Gitchel Doris Jones Elmer Phillips A G Roberts Elsie Jones Mary Ann Phillips Lyla Jones Margery Roberts Robert Sheppard Emil Conklin Violet Fields Kenneth Sheppard and others attendened funerals and storms. school absences noted. threshing activity and farm visits as week progresses.
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Jay Gitchel
Pendray
Doris Jones
Elmer Phillips
A. G. Roberts
Great Falls
Farmers’ Union
Sid Mowry
S. D. Jones’ Ranch
Elsie Jones
Elsie Conklin
Winona Roberts
Choteau
Robert Sheppard, Jr
Warren
Miles
Marvin
Jay Gitchell
Chas. Erickson
Norma
Robert
Jay Gugnan
R. Sheppard
Sunny
Robert Sheppard
Hansen Place
S. D. Jones
Mary Ann Phillips
Lyla Jones
Margery Roberts
Pete den Boer
Earl Conklin
Violet Fields
Kenneth Sheppard
Auctioneer Services Open for Engagements in Bynum
W Moore announces he will cry sales and is open for engagements with years of experience and references offered. Write to the Acantha office Chateau or leave word. A letter from Mrs McCormick Illinois senatorial candidate claims to have found his pump handle and used it in her campaign to boost support.
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Acantha
Chateau
W. Moore
Bynum, Mont
Visit to Minnesota and local moves outlined
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Larson plan a return trip to Minnesota visiting Spring Grove and Fergus Falls after a stay near Collins. A. D. Leeper travels to Wauneta Nebraska to aid his ill sister Sarah Rowley. Ernest McCullough buys the John Pierce ranch on the Two Medicine river south of Cut Bank and plans a move to his new home while his family remains in Chateau. George B. Schadmann, former head of the Columbia preparatory school, dies in Washington at 65. Two former residents enter Fort Harrison Hospital for treatment under veterans programs. Native fingerling trout about 30 000 planted near Chateau in Deep Creek and Teton river areas. The Steele family moves to Helena for work with Montana Power. A new Standard Oil service station in Chateau nears opening with management by Ray G. King and assistance from company staff.
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Olaf Larson
Collins
Chateau
Minnesota
Spring Grove
Minneapolis
Fergus Falls
Auto
Big Sandy
A. D. Leeper
Roy Morris
Wauneta
Nebraska
Sarah Rowley
Leeper
Great Falls
David City
John Pierce
Two Medicine River
Cut Bank
George I. Smith
Choteau
Willow Creek
C. H. Drake
W. F. Warner
McCullough
Fairfield
Power
George
Schadmann
Louis Thompson
Geo. B. Schadmann
Washington, D. C
Schadman
Burrell Place
Wallace Coffey
Highwood
Columbia Preparatory School
West Point
Annapolis
War Department
National Cemetery
Arlington
Fort Harrison
Harry van de Riet
Dick Trescott
Government
Helena
van de Riet
John Brassma
Tony Mozer
Trescott
Mr. Trescott
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Conrad
Conrad Independent Observer
Giant Springs
Clark Coffey
John Hentges
Deep Creek
Tom Moore
Teton River
Frank Sniders
Teton
Chateau-Dutton Road
W. H. Steele
William Harvey, Z Jr
Steel
Montana Power Company
Havre
Mr. Steele
Standard Oil Company
A. J. Meier
Edward J. Donnegan Co
St. Paul
Ray G. King
Teton Service Company
Kenneth Reckard
Billings
S. K. Myrdal
Lose Fat With 30 Day Diet and Kruschen Salts Ad
Fat loss guide urges cutting out candy cakes pies and ice cream while eating lean meat fish chicken vegetables and fruit. A daily half teaspoon of Kitchen Salts in hot water before breakfast is advised, with several readers claiming rapid weight loss. Chateau Drug Co. and other drug stores stock Kruschen Salts at 85 cents for four weeks.
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New York
Chateau Drug Co
Adv
Sargon the Marvelous Drug Sparks Nationwide Demand
Article traces Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills as a sensational health treatment. It cites about 15,000 daily customers and over 5,000,000 users testifying to its effects across the United States and beyond, likening demand to a tidal wave from New York to San Francisco.
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Richard L. Simms
Atlanta
United States
Canada
American
U. S. Army
New York
San Francisco
Sargon Medicine Sparked By Public Merit
The piece explains Sargon's global spread as due to its merit, with its triumph in drug stores and homes credited to the approval of millions of users. It notes extensive advertising but asserts only merit explains its phenomenal success, endorsed by public trust. Choteau Drug Co. is listed as agents.
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Sargon
Choteau Drug Co
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Teton County
The undersigned will on October 31 1930 apply to the County Treasurer for a tax deed to NW SW Sec 3 E% SW% SEY Sec 4 Twp 21 North Range 5 West. Amount 642.50. Teton County Montana. Clerk applicant Geo A Carroll. First pub Sept 25 last Oct 2.
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Teton County
Montana
Geo. A. Carroll
M. M
Tax notice for Southeast Quarter in Teton County
Treasurer lists tax for Southeast Quarter Section 34 Township 23 North Range 5 West valued at 466.31 dollars with applicant noted.
Legal land parcel details and amount noted
The fragment lists a southeast northwest and east southwest boundary in section 25 township 22 north range 5 west, M. M. amounting to $474.66. The text reads as a property or tax record entry with a specified amount.
Notice of Assessment for Farmers' Co op Canal Company
Directors of Farmers' Co operative Canal Company at Farmington Montana levy an assessment of 25 per share payable by October 27 1930 to O S Forseth secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares are delinquent and will be sold at public auction November 15 1930 at 2 PM at the front door of the Farmington post office to pay the delinquent assessment and costs of sale. First publication Sept 25 1930.
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Farmers’ Cooperative Canal Company
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
O. S. Forseth
Farmington, Mont
Farmers’ Co-Operative Canal Company
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C. E. Davis and Sons
Choteau Hotel
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Babb
Ernest McCullough
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