Choteau In Brief Contacts And Local Updates
Choteau residents receive notes on church notices, returns from service, and school census work. Lt. Robert Kropp plans a brief home furlough before overseas duty. Clyde Robison spends time in Choteau before continuing military assignment. Local calls for rags and business updates from L. E. Taylor Garage and Pelletier Chevrolet are listed, along with farming conditions on the Bynum project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kropp
Robert Kropp
Choteau Community Notes Includes School Picnic and Visit Highlights
Local notes report the Choteau teachers' annual picnic in the cottonwood grove by the Teton river with both grade and high school staff present. Saterlie visits his mother in Chateau while reporting a satisfactory harvest and relatives travel from Mountain Home Utah to Choteau and Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Saterlie
Savik & Larson
Choteau
Mr. Saterlie
Anette Saterlie
Chateau
Teton County
Saterlie
Cottonwood Grove
Eureka Canal
Teton River
Teton County High School
Card of Thanks for Floral Sympathy
We express gratitude to friends who sent flowers and cards and offered sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved wife daughter mother and sister. We are grateful for the kindness from Grover Parker Sally Kelly Paul Parker and Family Mrs Erwin Woessner and Family Grover D Parker and Family Mrs Fred Hume Mrs James Robertson Martin Dudly and Mack Kelly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Parker
Sally Kelly
Paul Parker
Erwin Woessner
Grover D. Parker
Fred Hume
James Robertson Martin
Dudly
Mack Kelly
Letters From the Home Front Send Cheer to Cecil Morey
A reader Cecil W. Morey writes from the service about ration cookies and rugged days at Chateau as he hopes to return soon. The editor replies that the letter is appreciated and promises to meet him and foster support for him and fellow soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Local notes on transfers and family travels in Collins area
Received item reports Albert Tmosha sent to Beloit Wisconsin for Navy schooling and serving as fireman first class. Mrs Tom Shaw Judy Ann and Clarence Korpi guests visiting Beloit and Belt residents. Ruth Corey WAC in Italy writes from Rome. Conrad shoppers John England Nellie and Joe Jarosimek families seen shopping. Roy England aids brothers and in law Fuson during harvest. Mrs George Tomsha enjoyed Spokane trip to retrieve belongings for Fourt family. Birth announced of daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Goodwin in Seattle. Francis Goodwin attended Eyrand School before moving to Conrad and Sprague Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tmosha
Iowa State College
Aniés
Iowa
Beloit
Wis
Uncle
Conrad
George Tomsha
Spokane
Bertha
Fourt
Fourts
Mr. Fourt
Collins
Munson House
Francis Goodwin
Cit
Seattle
Francis
Mays
Frank Goodwin
West Collins
Eyrand
Sprague, Wash
Also Mentioned on This Page
All Church
Math’ Schaefer
Beck
Mornday
L. E. Taylor Garage
John Rosenberger
Bridger
Jerry Rosenberger
McDonald Block
Pelletier Chevrolet Co
George Jackson
Jackson
Acantha
F. Reid Swenson
Dean
Bynum
T. G. Hawkins
Hawkins
Bob
Valier
Tom Caverly
The
Valierian
Montana Standard and Butte Post
Montana
Andrew C. Robison
A. C. Robinson
Clyde
Teton High
Armed Forces
Camp Campbell
Kentucky
Eddie Cantor
Aaresday
Ginter
Ginker Rogers
Crender
Comrade” Cartoon and Rews
Knudtzon Lumber Co
the Home
Claude
Mountain View Gardens
Bachelor Boys
Zenith
Boyd Devin
Central Avenue
Great Falls
Bloom
Soa Duz
Thompson’s
Toomey’s
LES
JUST
R.A.F. Bochar
Mobilgas
L. E Taylor Garage
Mark Bleazard
Cliff Stevenson
Mountain Home
Utah
Bert Jensen
Roy Stoitt
Jerry Rosenberg
Chuck” Wray
V. E. Johnson
Rochester
Karlstad
Minn
Johnson
Vic
Texaco
Dutton
American Legion Auxiliary
Bert J. Packer
Three Rivers
Auxiliary
Caen
Normandy
R.A.F
R. A. Clearman Insurance and Real Estate
Mellon
Cecil W. Morey
Cecil
Aeierees Af
Oltins
Chick’s Shell
Sulgrove, M
Democratic Rally
Catholic Ladies’ Altar Society
Gwer
D. P. Fabrick
State Water Conservation Board
Speaker County
WEDUM
Federated Store
Rocky Mountain Elevator Company
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