Dutton tribute to Jim Cheetham and hospital memories
A Montana writer recalls Jim Cheetham’s 25 year business milestone in Dutton and praises his integrity. He narrates a hospital stay after a severe illness, detailing medical symptoms, a ride to the hospital, and the supportive actions of neighbors and nurses.
Loomis and Mayes Jury Cases Postponed Again
The district court jury term continues with the May B Thompson vs Lincoln National Life Insurance verdict of 2404.88 awarded on retrial after Supreme Court remand. Expected Thursday morning is Gus Depner vs Gottlieb Depner trial. Elmer Mayes statutory rape case and Loomis rape case remain set aside for further postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
May B. Thompson
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co
Supreme Court
Gus Depner
Gottlieb Depner
Elmer Mayes
Hi Loomis
Parity payments reach Teton wheat farmers under Triple-A plan
Approximately 145000 in parity payments has been distributed to Teton county farmers who adhered to wheat allotments under the 1941 Triple-A program. W H Wellenstein, chair of the county committee, notes most applications are in. Full parity payments require planting within the farm allotment with the 1941 program applying 10 cents per bushel plus 8 cents from agricultural conservation, aided by 85 percent parity wheat loan support.
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Teton County
W. H. Wellenstein
Montana
Woman's Club Invited to Tea in Fairfield Next Wednesday
Fairfield hosts a tea for visiting Chateau Woman's club members at the W. W. Cole residence on Wednesday afternoon November 5 with Representative Harry Laubach of Dutton as speaker. Local club will showcase artistic work in the Moderne Beauty Shop window on November 5 6 and 7. Committee chair Cora Cohoe with C W Burns and Cecil Passmore coordinates. items for display should be submitted to a committee member by November 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’s Club
Fairfield Woman's Club
W. W. Cole
Fairfield
Harry Laubach
Dutton
Cora Cohoe
C. W. Burns
Cecil Passmore
Cubs Pack 51 meeting to finalize registration
Cub Pack 51 members are asked to meet Friday evening at 7 p m in the Legion Club room to complete registration for the next year. Boys wishing to join should bring fifty cents if not already paid, and all who want to participate should attend. Geo A Carroll, Chairman, Cub Pack Committee, American Legion.
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Cub Pack 51
Legion Club Room
Cubs
Geo. A. Carroll
Cub
Erican Legion
Court actions filed in the past week
The clerk of court records foreclosure of mortgage action filed by First National Bank of Fairfield against Herman Arps. Attorneys Church and Jardine for plaintiff. Also filed, Gottlieb Depner Gustave Depner Jr Louie Depner John Depner and Emil Depner versus Gustave Depner damages.
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First National Bank of Fairfield
Herman Arps
Church & Jardine
Gottlieb Depner
Gustave Depner Jr
Louie Depner
John Depner
Emil Depner
Gustave Depner
Hidden Quip On Health Remains A Cautionary Note
The speaker warns that during a medical attack or incident one should stay near an available doctor or hospital to ensure timely care. The remark emphasizes proximity to medical help as a safety precaution.
Bynum Couple Celebrates 60th Wedding Anniversary
Twenty four relatives gathered to honor Mr. and Mrs. A Rowland of Bynum marking their 60th anniversary. The couple, residents since 1900, have four living children Elmer Homer Rowland and Mrs Orlo Stansberry of Bynum May King of Walter plus Emma Blyth of Phoenix Theos Bristol of Miami Frank Rowland of Spokane and Vern Crawford of Elk. They boast 35 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Mrs Rowland is 77 and Mr Rowland 87 both in good health.
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A. Rowland
Bynumt
Rowland
Bynum
Elmer
Homer Rowland
Orlo Stansberry
May King
Walier
Emma Blyth
Phoenix
Arizona
Theos Bristol
Miami
Fla
Frank Rowland
Spokanie
Wash
Vern Crawford
Elk, Wash
Mr. Rowland
Rebekah Assembly Vice-President to Visit Lodge 31
Queen Rebekah Lodge No. 31 invites members for an official visit by Mrs. Alice Dodge, with a banquet at 6 30 and the regular lodge to follow at 8. The event occurs Friday, November 7.
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Rebekah
Rebekah Assembly
Alice Dodge
Queen Rebekah Lodge
O Neils Return From Three Weeks Trip East
Mr and Mrs E R O Neil and their sons Danny and Bobby returned to Chateau after a three week automobile trip in the east. They visited Detroit West Point Niagara Falls Rockefeller Center Radio City New York City and PhiladelphiaPittsboro noting a coincidence with John Fox of Chateau and Augusta at Radio City. They enjoyed the trip but were glad to return to Montana and Choteau.
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E. R. O’neil
Danny
Bobby
Chateau
Tron
Detroit
Mich
Mr. O’neil
Dan
New York City
West Point
Niagara Falls
Jersey
Rockefeller
Center
Radio City
Johgn Fox
Augusta
Philadelphia
Pittsboro
Montana
Choteau
Circle C Doughnuts and Coffee Event Planned
Circle C announces a November 8 serving of doughnuts and coffee in the club rooms starting after noon. Further particulars will be provided next week.
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Circle C
Bulldogs Seek Divisional Title At Conrad Friday
Teton county high gridiron squad travels to Conrad hoping to clinch the divisional crown. Choteau remains undefeated in divisional play with a shot at the undisputed title, while a loss could trigger a three way playoff with Shelby and Conrad.
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Bulldogs
Conrad
Teton County
Choteau
Shelby
Helena
Fairfield
Teton
Dellwo
Stott
Marning
Mayor Proclaims Defense Savings Drive and Inflation Fight
Mayor Henry D. Robison urges all citizens to join the Defense Savings program to the limit of their ability and work with the county defense savings committee chaired by Arnold Hanusa. He calls every organization to hold at least one meeting during November 2–8 to discuss methods to prevent inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
D. Robison
Defense Savings
County Defense Savings Committee
Arnold Hanusa
S. C. Ford
Robison
Choteau FSA Office to Remain in Choteau Says State Director
State Director Thomas Horsford says no official steps have been taken to move the Choteau Farm Security Administration office to Fairfield. He notes there is no information about moving county supervisor John S. Pierce.Miss Margaret Hagen has left for Denver, and her successor at the Choteau office has not yet been named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Ray Pecht
Jinks
Pecht
Fecht
Thomas Horsford
Farm Security Administration
Choteau
Fairfield
Acantha
Horsford
John S. Pierce
Margaret Hagen
FSA
Denver
DeLoss Moulton and Hilda Mickelbach Wed Friday Evening
A Methodist church wedding joined DeLoss Moulton and Hilda Mickelbach with Rev. Richard IF. Vick officiating. Attendants included Willard Paulus and family. couple's families hosted a dinner at Chateau Drug tea room. The groom serves in Co L of the 55th Quartermasters at Fort Bliss on furlough. the bride, a teacher, has Montana roots and Portland residence. The couple planned a short wedding trip before future plans in Choteau.
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Methodist Church
Ronage
Hilda Mickelbach
DeLoss Moulton
Richard IF. Vick
Willard Paulus
Chateau Drug Co
D. H. Moulton
Jackie Lou
Lucille Inbody
Montana
Co. L
55Th Quartermasters Regiment
Fort Bliss
Texas
J. F. Mickelbach
Bynum and Fairfield
Portland
Oregon
Teton County High School
North Montana College
Havre
Pendrey
Moulton
Chateau
Teton County
Los Angeles
Choteau
Opening Dance at Legion Pavilion on Armistice Night
The Chamber of Commerce announces the winter season opening dance for Armistice Day night November 11 at the Legion Pavilion. The Royal Kings of Rhythm will provide music as heat installation is due to be completed in a few days, enabling better use of the entertainment center.
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Dutton
T. James Cheetham
Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Royal Kings of Rhythm
Library notes announce new arrivals and displays
The notice highlights new titles such as Keys to the Kingdom by A. J. Cronin and Easy to Kill by Agatha Christie arriving on the pay shelf, plus bookmobile picks. A National Look Week window display at Chateau Drugstore and library windows features old and new volumes, children’s Book Week on November 28, and Public Library Day on November 6 with hours and viewing details.
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A. J. Cronin
Father Francis
Powder River
Struthers Burt
Hill
H. Skidmore
H. L. Doris
Agatha Christie
Lorene Ox
New England
van Wyck Brooks
Osa Johns
Bombay
Chateau
Public Library
Clara Roberts
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E.R. Scaad
Joe Louis
Dan Edwards
Ed Schilling
Loomis and Mayés
Woman’s Club
Ade
O’neils
East
America
Ed Cross
Red Cross
Bradshaw Crandell
Frances Fedden
Choteau Fsa
Library Notes