FOR SALE Items Include Vehicles Furniture and Farm Goods
A long list of sale items is advertised in Chateau with numerous offerings. Entries include two GMC 2-ton 6x6 trucks at Augusta Service Station, a 5-room modern house with attached garage from Nelson Insurance Agency, plus assorted furniture, tools, and odds and ends from various sellers. A county agent notice invites sheep men to a coyote control meeting at the Chateau courthouse on Oct 11 with 4-H awards planned for Oct 25 and a beef feeder trophy presentation.
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Nelson Insurance Agency
H. P
A. C
D. C
Chick’s Shell
Chick's Shell Station
Chick’s Shell Station
Augusta
Teton County
Chateau
County 4-H
First National Bank
Fairfield
Amy Simpson
Rex Manuel
General Mills
Home Demonstration Council
Card of Thanks to I. O. O. F. lodge bouquet in hospital
I wish to express sincere appreciation to those who sent cards and to the I. O. O. F. lodge for their bouquet of flowers while in the hospital in Great Falls. J.R. Colliys ty ACANTHA WANT ADS BRING SURPRISING RESULTS.
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I. O. O. F. Lodge
Great Falls
Ty Acantha
Montana Milk Board set to act on price requests
A A Klemme of the Montana Milk Board said action on requested retail milk price increases for Helena Great Falls and Anaconda will occur by October 17 after hearings. Four more hearings are scheduled the week of October 20 in Chinook Malta Glasgow and Wolf Point.
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A A. Klemme
State Milk Board
Helena
Great Falls
Anaconda
Klemme
Chinook
Malta
Glasgow
Wolf Point
First gem cutting machine invented in America
Abel Buell of Killingly Connecticut built the first gem cutting machine for polishing and grinding precious stones in 1766. Buell also became the first to engrave a map of the colonies, published in 1784.
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Killingly
Conn
Abel Buell
America
Buell
Marriage Licenses Issued to Several Couples
The clerk of the court issued licenses this week to Harold Henry and Mary Jacobson. Elmer L. Johnson and Mary Grace Lee. Richard M. Graves and Ethel Jean Purvis. Court will convene at the Te ton county courthouse on Thursday Oct 16.
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Harold Henry
Brady
Mary Jacobson
Conrad
Elmer L. Johnson
Power
Mary Grace Lee
Fairfield
Richard M. Graves
Fort Shaw
Ethel Jean Purvis
Vaughn
Teton County
New VA Official Replaces Moran at Great Falls Office
Albert A. Prowell named to replace Leo K. Moran at the Veterans Administration Great Falls office. Prowell previously led the Anaconda office from July 1946 until its closure in the recent personnel reductions and earlier headed the Miles City office.
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Albert A. Prowell
Veterans Administration
Great Falls Civic Center
Leo K. Moran
Prowell
Anaconda
Mr. Prowell
Miles City
Illinois State Symbols Emblems History
The cardinal became Illinois state bird in 1929, the violet state flower and the oak state tree in 1907. This snippet records the 1929 bird choice along with the 1907 flower and tree selections.
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Illinois
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Bertha Wick
Sun River
Auto Service
Pelletier Chevrolet Co
Hamp Shire
Suffolk
G. W. McKee
Penadroy
Hampshire Bucks
Jens Jensen
Dupuyer
Alex Zier
Agawam
Meda McLean
Pellener Chevrolet Co
Joe H. Raemaker
Wiprud Dutton
Choteau
George R. Higgins
Carl Hanson
Pendrey
P. O. Bynum
Marion Averill
Sulgrove Cabin
A. W. Anderson
Hanson Bros
Bill Aldh
U. S. Army
Chateau Body Works
Buck’s Cabins
Tappan
Bucks
Romney Ramboulette
William Clark, Fairfield
R. E. Nelson
Tom G
Alfred Bumgartner
Portland
Ore
Roy Rabbit
Ray C. Bandow
Circa Cleaner
Hanson Bros. Garage
Ie Nee Donlevy
Walker
Monte Hale
Oregon Trail
Rockies
Roy Roger
King OF the Censors
Sierras
Republic Production
J.R Colliys
Capitol Week
Merril England
Montana
Flenn Schultz
Highway Patrol
Saity
Federal Bureau of Investigation
State Attorney General’s Office
Charles L. Sheridan
R. V. Bottomly
John J. Holmes
Bottomly
Lions Club
Norway Hall
Fairfield, Montana
Rhythm Benders
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