Choteau In Brief Highlights Local News And Events
Winter stove oil available from Breen Oil Co. City council bans bicycle riding on sidewalks in business district and requires front and rear lights at night. Hunters flock to Sun River canyon for bull elk season opening. Local families visit Bozeman state college plans. Wedding of Betty Jackson and Stewart Wallinder in Great Falls. couple to Chateau then Minnesota. Odd Fellows to confer second degree in Walier lodge. Jere Coffey pledged to Sigma Chi at state university. Mrs. Harriet Gunther of Bonners Ferry visiting Chateau. Duck season opening brings Paul Lonhardy to town. 49 er celebration attended by W H Fluhr and relatives. trip to Glacier Park. Condition of Mrs. J M Weaver uncertain after Mayo Clinic visit. Deaths: Jens Stengrimson and nephew Sam in Beloit accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen Oil Co
Sun River Canyon
Jesse Gleason
Freeman Page
Frank Allum
Ray
Ruth Gibler
Conrad
Gildford
Dupuyer
John Shouquist
A. L. Meyer
Fairfield
al Meyer
Bozeman
Teton High School
Arnold Neiswander
Collins
Chateau
Havre
Great Falls
Malta
Betty Jackson
Stewart Wallinder
Church of Incarnation
Eric Hedbroom
Wallinder
Chateau Odd Fellows Lodge
Walier Lodge
Jere Coffey
Geo. Coffey
Sigma-Chi Fraternity
State University
Harriet E. Gunther
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Geo. Gunther
Gunther
Marie Seedahl
Stanley
N. C
C. H. Porter
Paul Lonhardy
Lewistown
Lonhardy
State Land Department
W. H. Fluhr
Best
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk of Court
The clerk of court issued marriage licenses for Abel Verheek 55 and LaVern E. Robbins 46 of Billings on Sept 23. Gerald Wise 19 and Ruth James 19 of Simms on Sept 28. Joe Squires 25 of Billings and Lucile Neumann 28 of Great Falls on Sept 28. Earl R. Benson 27 of Chateau and Thelma I. Dawson 21 of Glacier Park on Sept 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Verheek
LaVern E. Robbins
Billings
Gerald Wise
Ruth James
Simms
Joe Squires
Lucile Neumann
Great Falls
Earl R. Benson
Chateau
Thelma I. Dawson
Glacier Park
Otness Operated at Mayo Clinic Report
Telegram from Rochester says L. J. Otness underwent an operation at Mayo's last week with little detail. His sister Mrs. Holmberg and her husband are with him. Miss Cora Otness left for Dillon to attend normal school. Mrs. Adolph Arensmeyer appointed clerk of school district No. 8 succeeding Miss Cora. Ev erett DeRusha and mother returned from Spokane. Mrs. Chester Brecto had a goiter operation at Rochester. the Brectos live in Simms, North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
L. J. Otness
Mayo
Holmberg
Cora Otness
Dillon
Adolph Arensmeyer
Cora Otuese
O. DeRusha
Everett DeRusha
Teton F F A Field Trip Highlights Hay Tonnage Measures
Field trip to Corbett ranch engaged 22 students in measuring hay tonnage using multiple methods. Quartermaster and New Montana rules proved most accurate for seller and buyer. Chapter reporter Clark Inbody captured activity photos. Teton KK F A hosted first dance of year with 150 students in the gym, three hours of dancing to Tennant's orchestra aimed at socializing and meeting new faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett Ranch
Lynn Baker
Montana
Clark Inbody
Teton KK. F. A
Tennant
Counties owe state 145243 for welfare costs
Montana counties owe the state welfare department 145243 as their share of old age assistance aid to dependent children and aid to the needy blind paid since March 1. Since last March counties have reimbursed 149584 to apply on their share of welfare costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Welfare Department
Welfare Board
Photograph union names Montana photography leaders
Helena photographer Leslie H. Jorud was elected president of the Montana Photographers Association at the Lewistown annual meeting. He succeeds Kalispell’s B. L. Beaman. New officers include Maurice Wright Havre vice president Mrs John J. Yaw Great Falls secretary and Mrs H N Fullmer Havre treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie H. Jorud
Helena
Montana Photographers Association
Lewistown
Jorud
B. L. Beaman
Kalispell
Maurice Wright
Havre
John J. Yaw
Great Falls
H. N. Fullmer
Catholic Services Schedule in Bynum and Chateau
Mass will be celebrated in the Catholic church at Bynum at 3 o clock Sunday morning with confessions before Mass. At Chateau Mass will be said at 11 o'clock conducted by Rev. J. F. Schulte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Chateau
J. F. Schulte
Card of Thanks and Club Meeting Notice
CARD OF THANKS We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during our mother Mrs Julia McArdles death. The Family of Mrs Julia McArdle. H D CLUB TO MEET The Chateau Home Demonstration club will meet at Mrs Bechtels home tomorrow Friday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia McArdle
H. D. Club
Chateau Home Demonstration Club
Chateau American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Plans
The Chateau unit of the American Legion Auxiliary meets Monday afternoon October 9 at Mrs Rollie Ferris home. Mrs Gay Franklin leads the program and district president Mrs Frank McDonald of Great Falls will make her official visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
The
Chateau
Rollie Ferris
Gay Franklin
Frank McDonald
Great Falls
Shell Football Schedules Available Free From Dealers
Shell service stations are distributing free Finger-Tip football schedules for 1939. The guide lists seven conferences including Pacific Coast, Rocky Mountain, Far Western, California Collegiate, Southern California, Border and Pacific Northwest, plus schedules for six independent colleges. Fans may visit Shell dealers to obtain a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell
West
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Far Western
California
Southern California
Border
Pacific Northwest
Lutheran and Episcopal Worship and Convention Events
Worship services at the Episcopal Church Sunday at 5 p.m. The confirmation class will meet after. The Great Falls circuit Lutheran churches hold a convention at Conrad October 8-9 with the theme The Open Door of Service. Dr E M Hegge speaks at Duton October 10 7 30 p.m. and Fairfield October 11 5 p.m. All invited. Rev. O A Anderson Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopalian Church
Lutheran Churches of the
Great Falls
Conrad
E. M. Hegge
Dutton
Lutheran Church
Fairfield
S P
O. A. Anderson
Methodist Services And Epworth League Events In Great Falls
The notice lists weekly Methodist services with times and a forthcoming Preaching Mission in Montana at Great Falls October 24 25 26. It also notes Epworth League activities and the year’s officers and leadership, staff changes, and a roller skating party with lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Bynum
Montana Council of Churches
Great Falls
Lois Hodgskiss
Patricia Moulton
Doris Lyon
Margaret Stenson
Esther Arensmeyer
Arma Allen
Ross Jones
Maxine Sturgis
National Council of Methodist Youth
Lois Gronberg
Keith Vick
Warren Daley
Richard F. Vick
Episcopal Service at Saint Church Sunday
The Ep iscopal church will hold services Sunday at 11 a m led by Rev W Friend Day pastor in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
W. Friend
Local News Highlights From Augusta Kaleidoscope
Ulric Lachapelle returns from Chicago with a cattle shipment. Mrs. William Mae Manus seeks medical aid in Great Falls. Mrs. B. D. Friedley reports the season’s largest rainbow trout, a 7 pound 10 ounce catch at Bean Lake, with companions landing five and six pounders. Wayne Risley returns from a Great Falls hospital after his infant son's death shortly after birth. Students depart for higher education at Deaconess and Columbus hospitals, State University, Provo, and Great Falls Business College. A shower honors Miss Geneva Olsen before her October wedding to Edward Murphy. Willis Pete Jonas, once with Ethel Bean ranch, dies after prolonged illness, returning to Washington to his brother’s home. Mrs. George Fisher hosts a bridge party with many guests. prizes won by Mrs. Dyer and Helen Wellman. Blanche, Nancy and Charles Sparks noted as children of Supt. and Mrs. FE. F. Sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulric Lachapelle
Chicago
William Mae Manus
Great Falls
B. D. Friedley
Bean Lake
Wayne Risley
Harriet Ward
Deaconess Hospital
Mary Manix
Columbus Hospital
Esther Cunniff
State University
Sarah Ann Costley
Provo
Utah
Martha Maphies
Beatrice Barrett
Geneva Olsen
Edward Murphy
Murphy
Susan Geldridge
Mary Murphy
Willis
Pete) Jonas
Ethel Bean
Jonas
Washington
George Fisher
M. A Wellman
Helen Wellman
R. J. Dyer
IH. M. Mitchell
Grant Costley
John Manix
J. H. Carmichael
Oscar Christian
Henry Cottle
Weston Howard
0. A. Keneck
R. C. Kenck
Oats Fail in Montana Winters Say Tests
Tests by the U S department of agriculture show Montana winters probably too severe for any winter oats. A M Schlehuber state college agronomist announces that thirty varieties were tested at 39 locations and only four survived. Pullman Washington milder winters reported complete kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Montana
A. M. Schlehuber
State College
United States
Pullman
Wash
Sparks to Missoula for state university study
Ada Robinson plans a log bungalow home and possible roadside store on ground bought from D. Boone north of Gilman. Mrs Cunniff to host Episcopal Ladies Guild next Friday. Fall Carnival plans to follow. Eastern Star Auxiliary notes election results. Bernier retires as president. Clyde Overman funeral attended by Augusta group in Helena this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Bernier
Augusta
Clyde Overman
Dearborn
Helena
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Charles Boyer
Hedy LaMarr and
Robert Taylor
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Campbell’s
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Eatmore
Farmington News
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Mrs. Otis Mellon
Shell Service
American Lutheran Church
Episcopal Service
Augusta News
Claude
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Congoleum
Choteau Hardware
Texaco
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Teton’s Own
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Auditoria
Choteau
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