Friday Bridge Club Hosts in Choteau Society Scene
Mrs. T O Larson entertained the Friday Bridge Club with attendees including Mrs. H W Bateman and Mrs. T H Givens. The note mentions others present and a separate mention of residents joining a Democratic rally in Fairfield with Dr and Mrs involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.O. Larson
Friday Bridge Club
H.W. Bateman
T. H. Givens
Birthday Celebrations and Local Visits Highlight Community News
Glen William Fisher celebrated his first birthday with little friends and mothers at home, featuring Halloween decor and color motifs. G S Sunday school club met at Miss Helen Gorham’s, with Phyllis Green Ruth Malcolm and others attending. Jack and Jerre Coffey, twin sons of G M Coffey Jr., marked their fourth birthday with friends and family visiting, including Kathleen Jojannan and Kathleen. Mrs B P McNair and Miss Sarah McNair from Great Falls visited M Coffey Jr and daughter, before heading to Seattle. Mr and Mrs J J Hannan hosted guests Jesse Taylor from Bow Island Alberta and Mrs Wallace Taylor, along with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. McGregor
Harry Benson
Ben Fisher
G. M. Coffey, Jr
Jack
Jerre
J. J. Hannan
Kathleen
James Beckford
Jane Gordon
Bruce
Kate Wallenstein
G. S. Sunday School Club
Helen Gorham
Phyllis Green
Ruth Malcolm
Eda Gregory
Levina Ward
Marian Butchart
Hazel Upman
Helen Paulsen
Jerre Coffey
G. M. Coffey
J. JoJannan
Glen
T Qo Tarson
B. P. McNair
Sarah McNair
Great Falls
High School Notes on Snowy Football Game
The game started with Bill Burns kicking off on a soft sticky field after snow. Belt offered brief resistance but Burns scored eight touchdowns and three goals as the team finished 53 to 0, with Midget substituting late and the crowd shouting Rah Rah Rah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Burns
Peton
Teton
Husky
Stubbs Saterlie
Seniors Rally Luck and Plans at High School
A column notes a pep meeting and student ambitions after a win fueled by class spirit. Tests include a wiener roast bet and a promise of new instruments, while seniors decide rings and freshmen face games, with Mary Jane Cunningham leaving due to illness.
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Williamson
Mary Jane Cunningham
Eddne Howard
Lloyd Green
Conrad
Teton
Craig
Local notes from Conrad area roll up health and visits
Dominic Bains threshing near Choteau, Tara Bailey injured at home, Anna Alzheimer visiting from Conrad, Carston Molt hospitalized with rib breaks and lung injury after bus collision. Mr Willing not blamed. Local families dine and visit. new baby girl born to Mr and Mrs England. Visitors arrive from Aberdeen and Seattle. trades wrap with Harry Newman selling cattle to Chris Hoerman. Citations include Conrad W Hotel, Hoerman family, and Van Couver Island travel by boat.
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Dominic Bains
Choteau
Tara Bailey
Anna Alzheimer
Conrad
Edmond Alzheimer
Anna
Carston Molt
Tom Hilling
Willing
D. F. Waterman
Rob McClennigan
Jno
England
Lillian
Conrad W
Margaret Ferris
Aberdeen
Dakota
Charlotte Thompson
Brady
Garnet
Heerman
Ben Fiest
Helena
Beatrice Keyes
Seattle
Wash
Chris Hoerman
van Couver Island
Lethbridge
Alta
W Hoerman
Bow Island
Nedra
Edra Keyes
Harry Newman
F. E. Woodward
Fred
Lizzie
Harry
Kansas City Doctor Invents New Truss
Kansas City physician Dr. Andrews unveils a lightweight truss claimed to heal ruptures without operation. He offers free trial by mail to readers of The Chateau Aganta, seeking one reference per neighborhood.
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Kansas City
Andrews
Koch
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Foreclosure in Montana
The District Court of Teton County Montana issues a sheriff sale for First Trust and Savings Bank against Frank E Daggett. The sale is set for November 8 1924 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana for the south half of the south half section 12 township 27 north range 8 west containing 160 acres more or less with all appurtenances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
Montana
County of
Teton
First Trust and Savings Bank
Frank E. Daggett
Chateau
Teton County
WM. D. Resquam
W. N. Streeter
D. J. Sfas
Chinook
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Foreclosure in Montana County
Claude C. Gray as receiver for The Banking Corporation of Montana files foreclosure against Minnie Corwin and Tri City Oil Co. Property in Teton County Montana to be sold at public auction includes 157.96 acres in sections 3 and 4 township 23 and 24 north range 5 west with water rights and appurtenances. Sale conducted by Sheriff at Choteau Montana with attorneys Stewart and Tarowin. first publication Oct 16 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Claude C. Gray
of Montana
Minnie Corwin
Minnie Cndney
Tri-City Oil Co
Sheriff's Salt
Chateau
Teton County
Choteau
WM. T
WN Streeter
Stewart and Tarown
Helena
Plaintiff's
Notice to Creditors in Rose Murray Estate
The administrator Peter W. Murray announces creditors must present claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be filed at W. F. O Leary Office Conrad Bank Building Great Falls Montana, administrator’s business address for the estate of Rose Murray deceased dated October 11 1924 with first publication October 16 and last November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Murray
W. F. O'Leary
Conrad Bank
Great Falls
Montana
Peter W. Murray
Rose Murriay
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J. E. Riggs
Scott
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Scott Leavitt
Joseph M. Dixon
Republican State Central Committee
Avery
Ora Miller
Farmington
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Curtis Barber Shop
Post Tavern
John Lyon
Alphonse Bonnet
Ethridge
Chevrolet Touring
L. E. Taylor Garage
Acantha
EB. B. Maynard
C. M. Rogers
Chateau House
J. A. Baart
Secretary of State
Charles T. Stewart
C.P. Stewart
Chateau Hardware Co