Choteau in Brief Highlights Local Notes and Sales
Local listings include Hirshberg’s 2 trouser suits for 25, Aladdin lamps 4.95, 75 watt lamps deal, and RCA tubes. Community items mention Peter Bushman’s Missoula trip, Joe Eyraud buying a new Dodge, Russia lecture by Rev. Paul W. Dierberger, and various visits, travels, and school events in Choteau with multiple city residents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg
Aladdin
Choteau Hardware Co
Peter Bushman
Missoula
Helena
L. B. Taylor
Scholl
Miss Guthrie
A. B. Guthrie
Frank Stearns
W. A. Cameron
George Henderson
Great Falls
H. E. Ellis
Cameron Wis
H. E. Adams
Pacific Coast
Adam
Jimmy
Jane Adams
Hirshberg’s
Animalick
Rainbow
Pishkun
Splitrock Lake
RCA
Mountain View Gardens
Arnold’s
Montana Power Co
Conrad
Herman Earles
Spud” Moore
Glacier Park
Adams Oil Co
E. P. Larson
Dutton
Wm. Breding
Agawam
Wallace Motor Co
John Feiden
Feiden
Oberta Peterson
Paul W. Dierberger
Russia
WedaEees
E. Brownson
St. Luke’s
Social Center Hall
Betty Webb
Leslie Burns
C. W. Burns
Teton High
Riverside
Calif
Business
Budd
Grizzly
Los Angeles
Earl Krinklaw
Geraldine
Wm. Root
Bert Splain
Albert Watt
Harlem
J. Harold Stephens
Yakima
W. D. Streeter
Crinklaw
Dr Boyd Davis to Fit Glasses in Choteau
Dr Boyd Davis of C E Davis and Son will be in Choteau at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday November 3 to fit glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis & Sone
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
Deep appreciation for kindness and sympathy after the death of our daughter and sister. Grateful for floral arrangements and music. Mr. and Mrs. Obert Peterson Marybelle Peterson John Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obert Peterson
Marybelle Peterson
John Peterson
Annual Trek to Hills for Big Game Opens
Big game hunting begins with several parties entering the Benchmark country and nearby areas. Harrison Craig H Swanson and L E Taylor report elk before morning. Others seek deer near Haystack butte and explore Teton country with hunters including Dr E J Crary C D McDonald and Frank Allum at various lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Craig
H. Swanson
L. E. Taylor
Taylor
Craig
George Jackson
George Benedett
H. B. Weeks
Haystack Butte
Augusta
Teton Country
E. J. Crary
C. D McDonald
Frank Allum
Vite
Grace O'Neill
Allum Lodge
Route Creek
Howard “Casey
Allum
Tabernacle Notes Evangelist Rubye Howe Tour
Continued tabernacle services with Miss Rubye Howe from North Dakota attracting growing interest. Evening meetings nightly this week and Sunday October 21 at 8 o clock, sermon topics include What is Meant By the Second Coming of the Lord and What is Pentecost.Closing service in Chateau. Don t fail to hear her message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tabernacle
Rubye Howe
North Dakota
Chateau
Weather dampens local club championship golf
Poor fall weather halts much play at the local country club championship. In the main flight G C Vore challenges Clint Core while three years ago C D McDonald beat his father C S McDonald for the title. M K Luther reaches the finals in the first flight with an opponent yet to be decided. No play has occurred in the second flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Vore
Clint Core
C. D. McDonald
C. S. McDonald
M. K. Luther
Local trip and shipment updates across midwest states
AGAWAM reports Alex Breding Johnnie and Bob Nelson traveled to Chicago by train last week. Frank Burkenbine shipped 12 cars of sheep to Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa for winter feeding. A large crowd attended the shower for Mrs Rudolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Breding
Johnnie
Bob Nelson
Chicago
Frank Burkenbine
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Rudolph
Social and shipping notices from Agawam area
Moser hosted a gathering with gifts and a luncheon last Thursday afternoon. Emerson Rowley, Bob Harris, Kirk Harris and Reid Swenson shipped a car of peas. Henry Weist, J. G. Zears and the Harris Bros. shipped another car this week. Mrs Godfry Torgesen and others called at the Zier home. Mr. and Mrs. Arensmeyer visited Great Falls. Astrid Hansen, age 78, was surprised on birthday night. Clarence Peterson and two cousins from Deer Lodge visited Agawam on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirahberg
John Hentges
Helena
Paul Kropp
Great Falls
Woodbury
Hirshberg
Earle Hansen
Chicago
P. I. Cole
George Coffey
Pendray
Percy Cox
Augusta
BE. J. Crary
Cox
Harry Moore
Elmer Smith
Circle C
Ladies’ Industrial
BE. L. Jourdonnais
E. J. Crary
Shirley Wallace
C. D. McDonald
St. Luke's Church
Social Center Hall
Rolland Ferris
Cecil Huffman
Glen Becker
Clint Core
Citizens State Bank
Clair Strom
A. S. Strom
Minneapolis
B. W. Allen
Jo Ann
Butte
Harrison
Teton County
Montana Educational Association
M. V. Ritter
Ernest Gray
St. Germaine
Giles Trescott
J. G. Jackson
Gray
Public School Report Card Time and Parental Involvement
The first six weeks end this week with report cards on Wednesday. Parents are urged to confer with teachers when progress shows lack of improvement. A parent-teacher conference can reveal causes of poor effort, aiding the child’s welfare. The honor roll for week one will appear next week. The eighth grade leads the upper assembly this week. Second grade pupils performed a presentation.
Quartet and solo numbers highlight week’s assembly program
Joyce Kropp Ethel Jacobson Esther Nordhagen and Beulah Roll form a quartet to sing several numbers learned in the music period. Edith St. Germain will sing a solo. Joyce Kropp Jerome McClue Beulah Roll and Kenneth Sulgrove will present Current Events topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce ‘Kropp
Ethel Jacobson
Esther Nordhagen
Beulah Roll
Edith St. Germain
Joyce Kropp
Jerome McClue
Kenneth Sulgrove
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Tracy
Hardy
Pitts
Todd
Clark Gable
Myrna Loy
Men In White
Metrotone News
Choteau Bakery
Cash & Carry Grocery
Chile
Walker
Clorox
LUX
Chateau Drug Co
Eva W
Sellon
Tabernacle Notes
Weatherman
Raseran As
Rae
Tela
Convrer
Cee Ee Ea
Choteau Lions Club
Dierberger
Tom’s Service Station
Chick” Sulgrove, Prop
Dodge
Plymouth
Andrew H. Ryan
Standard
Bill Gies
Gus Depner
Agent Standard Oil Co
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