Bride of Oscar Provost to Open Montana Law Office
Mrs. Mary Howe, daughter of Dr. H. Howe of Washington, marries Oscar Anthony Provost in Washington. They will live in Chateau, where Provost opens a law office after November 1, after purchasing the Pridham practice. The couple will reside in the Larson block in Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Standard
Oscar A. Provost
Anaconda Society
Washington, D. C
Mary Howe
Oscar Anthony Provost
Frank Provost
Harrison Howe
Frank B. Clinton
Mr. Clinton
Frank H. Clinton
West Seventh Street
Anaconda
Clinton
Provost
Chateau
Dr. H
Howe
Industrial Chemical Engineering Magazine
American Chemical Society
Butte
Montana
Carroll College
Helena
Georgetown University
Washington
Butte Miner
T. H. Pridham
Larson Block
Great Falls Women Shine in Club Program Tuesday
Large audience at the Chateau Woman’s club meeting hosted by Mrs. C. W. Burns enjoyed a Paris themed program. Performers included Mrs. George Calvert, Mrs. Crowe, and Alice Calvert Tower with vocals by Alice Calvert Tower. Mrs. Tower’s mother, Mrs. Calvert, offered a descriptive prelude and interludes, while Mrs. Crowe accompanied two piano solos, Country Gardens and Medley of Irish Melodies. A tablecloth crafted by Mrs. Mary Blazer was auctioned, with the winning number 007109 held by Mrs. Arthur Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’s Club
C. W. Burns
George Calvert
Crowe
Alice Calvert Tower
Great Falls
Paris
Whitefish Man Concluded Firet Page Ticket Sales Dance Advertising
E L Burns, Jourdonnais and Dr E J Crary led a long list of volunteers in a fundraising sale. I E Taylor sold the most tickets, 71, while many non club members aided the effort for the organization's benevolent work. Tennant's six piece orchestra played into the early hours with a carnival featuring a beno game and spinning wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Funk
Collins
T. R. Larson
Pendrey
H. G. Young
Agawam
Tommy Gossack
Elmer Cardell
Lulu Swenson
Bynum
W. G. Dauwalder
Bole
N. Starbuck
Walier
Fayne Losswell
Shelby
Alice Arnold
Great Falls
Lions Club Benefit Event Praised For Chateau Support
The Lions Club fundraiser ran smoothly with Chas A. Franks in charge of the domestic science room and a wide slate of floor door and cloakroom helpers. K E Sturgis praised Chateau and neighboring communities for their generous backing and noted the publicity value alongside the success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Franks
Mr. Franks
K. E. Sturgis
George Benedett
Clarence, Johnson
W. W. Smith
L. E. Taylor
E. L. Jourdonnais
E L. Kueck
H. W. Bateman
Ray McClue
W. G. Bloomdahl
John Hentges
C W. Burns
B. E. Brownson
C. H. Porter
H. L. Stafford
Sturgis
Chateau
Nelson
Lions Club
Sunday School Time Change and Sermon Visit
Our Sunday school will be held in the afternoon at 2 o'clock instead of 10:30 a.m. as before. Miss Nelson of Great Falls joined Mr. Gaver and two other ladies to deliver an interesting sermon last Sunday at 3 o'clock after the Sunday school. Attendance was good with Mr. and Mrs. Hugene Ferris among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Great Falls
Gaver
Hugene Ferris
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Rural Community
Mrs. Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Hauxwell were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClenechan a week ago. Connie Bauma of Conrad hauls wheat for his brother Herman Bauma to Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wiseman visited Mr. and Mrs. Zeigler last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hauxwell and Walter Haskel visited Mrs. Waterman and BE Ferris last Wednesday. the men helped Ferris with hay. Waterman plans to winter with her daughter Mrs. Dana Murphy in Austin Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Hauxwell
Robert McClenecan
Connie Bauma
Conrad
Herman Bauma
Dutton
Glen Wiseman
Home Demonstration Club Meeting at Mrs Zeigler's
The Home Demonstration club gathers at Mrs G B Zeigler's home on Thursday Oct 27 with Mrs Leslie Bush assisting. A demonstration dinner will be served promptly at 12 30 and members bring a list of foods they have canned and stored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Demonstration Club
G. B. Zeigler
Leslie Bush
Fairfield
Jeff Phillips
Great Falls
Local Social Notes from Choteau District
Miss Ella Thompson visited Choteau late last week. Miss Clara Huidekoper, formerly in Choteau hospital, returned to Standish Friday. A dance is planned for Saturday night. R N Lear and wife brought Jim Broderick from Conrad after his operation two weeks ago and he will stay at the Lear ranch until fit to work. Home talent play Windy Willows moves to Nov 5 from Oct 29. Max Bunday and Marcel Broderick drove to Great Falls Wednesday. Mrs Fred Swenson and Miss Gladys Hane spent the weekend with their mother Mrs Mary Hane of Simms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Thompson
Choteau
Clara Huidekoper
Choteau Hospital
Standish Home
Bob
R. N. Lear
Conrad
Jim Broderick
Lear
Conrad Hospital
Lear Raanch
Windy Willows
Max Bunday
Marcel Broderick
Great Falls
Fred Swenson
Gladys Hane
Mary Hane
Simms
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Jonathan
Kraft
Castile
Monarch
Hiawatha
Black Beauty
Tobacco Union
Marble Head Honey Jumbles
Purex
Oma
Remington
Peters Hest
Hirshberg’s
T. S. Gap
Hannan
Philco
Rexall
Teton Drug Company
Choteau, Montana
Martin Hanson
Spring Creek Dairy
Jay Lyons
Prop
Kotex
Rumson and
Pepperelli
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