Choteau Lions Observe Columbus Day at Meeting
The Choteau Lions club observed Columbus Day at its regular fort nightly meeting last night. The Rev. J. S. Schulte spoke on the life and achievements of the great discoverer. Vocal selections were performed by Mrs. R. E. Nelson. Program committee members were C. H. Porter K. G. Sturgis and W. W. Smith.
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Choteau Lions Club
J. S. Schulte
R. E. Nelson
C. H. Porter
K. G. Sturgis
W. W. Smith
Farmington Community News Highlights Visits and Travel
Mrs Ted Anderson spent several days with Miss Lola Davidson at the teacher age. Pupils had two days vacation while Miss Tokerud took a teacher's exam in Chateau. Miss Johnson vacationed near Dut ton. F W Smith family dined with Henry Davidson. L J Otness and sister visited Belt. Otto Waynild was a business visitor in Farmington. Gregor Tangen went to Kevin for oil work. Mrs Harry Porter and Rev and Mrs B R Kaemmer and Jackie called on F W Smith. Robert Davidson stayed with Lola Davidson near Agawam to attend school. Miss Nagle was a Farmington visitor.
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Ted Anderson
Lola Davidson
Farmington
Miss Tokerud
Chateau
Miss Johnson
Dutton
F. W. Smith
Henry Davidson
L. J. Otness
Quenomoen
Belt
Otto Waynild
Gregor Tangen
Kevin
Harry Porter
Jackie
Robert Davidson
Agawam
Miss Nagle
Dorothy Franklin and Everett De Rusha wed in Chateau
Dorothy Franklin and Everett De Rusha quietly married by Rev Fr J S Schulte in Chateau last Saturday evening and left for a Washington honeymoon by auto. Local Cross donations urged, Farmington club adds six new members, dress forms made, and upcoming meetings noted.
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Red Cross
FL. W. Smith
Dorothy Franklin
Everett de- Rusha
J. S. Schulte
Chateau
Washington
R. G Thorn
Kevin
Hilda Anderson
Anderson
Mable Caskey
Henry Davidson
Farmington Home Demonstration Club
Gregor Tangen
R. G. Thorn
Lars Nasset
A. B. Broer
Great Falls
Open season declared on Hungarian partridges in Teton county
State Fish and Game Commission meeting in Helena on September 29 1930 declares an open season for Hungarian partridges in Teton county from November 23 to November 27 1930 inclusive. The bag limit is three birds per day and possession limit is six birds. Montana Fish and Game Commission By T N Marlow Chairman R H Hill Secretary.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Teton
Montana Fish and Game Commission
By. T., N. Marlow
R. H. Hill
Notice to Creditors Estate of Daniel F McGorty Deceased
Executor Edward J Hirshberg calls all creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be exhibited to the executor at the law office of T H Pridham in the Larson Block City of Chateau Montana. First pub Oct 9, last Oct 30, 1930.
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Daniel F. McGorty
T. H. Pridham
Larson Block
Chateau
Montana
Aunt Lucia is a college farce with many special features
The review highlights the cast including Mrs. John Lewis as Aunt Lucia and freshmen Herman Earles Gilmore Hanson with Clinton Core and Brian Kenney as leads. It praises the curtain raiser baby pageant and 28 business men as the flapper chorus plus 25 high school girls in costume. Rexall sells tickets and Miss Kerwin endorses the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig-Sig-Arette Sorority
Cleopatria
5. R. Kaemmer
Lucia
Acantha
Rexall
Cotton farming in Texas 1939 diary observations by Roy Inbody
Roy Inbody reports from Texas on cotton fields, wages, and production costs. He notes poor yields, high labor costs, and dry conditions across west and south Texas, with cotton as a money crop and maize for feed. He cites ginning and picking expenses and describes labor arrangements and living conditions of workers.
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West Texas
Louisiana
West
South
Texas
New Orleans
Bole Farmers Union Dance and Community Notes
The Bole Farmers union plans a dance on Saturday night October 1. Local ladies attended meetings at the Methodist church and discussed home medicine, first aid, and a future home cursing demonstration. Neighbors hosted visitors from Ulm and Fort Benton as folks attended parties, card games, and a talkie in Chateau.
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Bole
Ernest Sandberg
Earl Zimmerman
John Holm
Fred Swenson
Farmers Union Terminal Association
Great Falls
A. C. Mason
Florence
Nora Bush
Chateau
Guy Newman
Bob
Notice of Assessment for Farmers' Cooperative Canal stock
Stockholders are warned that at a Sept 19 1930 directors meeting in Farmington Montana an assessment of 25 dollars per share is levied on all shares. Pay by Oct 27 1930 to secretary treasurer O S Forseth Farmington MT. Unpaid after Oct 27 1930 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on Nov 15 1930 at 2 pm to cover the delinquent assessment costs.
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Farmers’ Cooperative Canal Company
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
O. S. Forseth
Farmington, Mont
Farmers’ Co-Operative Canal Company
Vu. S. Forseth
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Choteau Lions
Nick
Bill
Coats
Edward J. Hirshberg
J.C. Penney
Roy Inbody
San Antonio
Roy
Ralph Allan
Augusta
Mont
Pendroy
Bynum
W. E. Arnot
Conrad
Claude Lewis
Choteau
Wolf Creek
A. F. Noreen
Car
Noreen
Phillipsburg
Pinnell Fur Farm
J. C. Morgan Mee
C. K. Malone
O. Hansen
Choteau, Mont
Albert Peterson
F. W. Curtis
Central
W. E. Howard
J. M. Weaver
C. H. Swain
A. B. Guthrie
Chateau, Mont
Abel Breere
Burton Beach School House
E. R. Carlson
Wene Earl Hansen
Roberts Funeral Home
Lincoln
Percy Hodgskiss
Atin
Albert J. Galen
United States
C. S. McDonald, Chateau
Co. S. McDonald
Galen-For-Senator Club
O. K
Power-Morgan CO
Ost Mere