Choteau Youth to Chair Utah State Agricultural Show
Jack Moore son of Mr and Mrs J Wilson Moore will chair the Utah State Agricultural College fall show. The event runs November 1 and 2 with about 30 exhibits across departments including dairy forestry home economics and more. Merchants award prizes florists plan flower displays and the harvest ball caps the festivities during homecoming.
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Jack Moore
J Wilson Moore
Utah State Agricultural College
Moore
Choteau Creamery
Utah Institution
Acantha
Dairy
Forestry Department
Colorado Aggies
The
Agricultural Club of the College
Bynum Young Man Dies in Mankato Minnesota
Sheriff J L Billings reports W E Smith a Bynum young man died in Mankato Minnesota. Details are scarce with no cause given. His brother Fred Smith was present and funds were advanced to return the body to Bynum. He was married February 22 1934 to Patrician Watron and divorced March 15. He is about 21 years old.
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J. L. Billings
Frank M. Cords
Mankato
Minn
W. E. Smith
Bynum
Fred Smith
Minnesota
Frank Shelmerdine
Smith
Patrician Watron
East March
Livestock Shipments From Teton County This Week
A car of cattle shipped Tuesday over the Great Northern to Chicago and another yesterday over the C M St P P & P to South St Paul. The two cars had stock owned by G W Cook Hei Du is G B Zeigler Joe Van Balcum Mrs I J Hirshberg Carl Larson Peter Sandmo Fr B Freeman J H Campbell. Yesterday six cattle cars and two sheep cars left Fairfield over the Milwaukee and P I Cole sent lambs east via the Great Northern. Tuesday’s Great Northern shipment included a cattle car bought by J E Peters from Percy Hodgskiss and another cattle car from Pendroy.
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Great Northern
Chicago
South St Paul
Teton County Shipping Association
G. W. Cook
Hei Duiis
G. B. Zeigler
Joe van Balcum
I. J. Hirshberg
Carl Larson
Peter Sandmo
Fr. B. Freeman
J. H. Campbell
Fairfield
Milwaukee
P. I. Cole
J. E. Peters
Percy Hodgskiss
Pendroy
Open private facility to handle overflow at Bateman hospital
An announcement states a small private place will handle overflow due to limited hospital capacity. Mrs Mildred McNally, R N, will be in charge and the author asks friends to return borrowed hospital supplies including instruments utensils and books, noting the utensils are expensive and the books invaluable.
Helena Earthquake Recalled by Former Chateau Residents
Mrs. Robert Clarkson and her daughters Louise and Evelyn recalled the Helena quake during a visit to Chateau residents. They slept in their car and outdoors as darkness and dust filled the city. Clarkson is now with the Denver regional settlement office. the family plans to move to Denver and store belongings in Chateau.
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Robert Clarkson
Louise
Evelyn
Helena
Clarkson
Fire Burns 115 Tons of Hay at Kropp Ranch
A Sunday blaze, likely from a careless smoker, destroyed two hay stacks totaling 115 tons on Paul Kropp's ranch near Agawam. The fire, starting along the roadside toward Conrad and Agawam, swept into a meadow as west winds fanned flames. Pasture burned. drought and wind fueled rapid spread. water for fire control was unavailable due to shortage.
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Paul Kropp
Agawam
Mr. Kropp
Conrad
Foot Specialist Visitation In Choteau By Great Falls Expert
Mrs. A B Stevensen from Great Falls visited Choteau on Sunday and arranged periodic visits to provide foot treatments and adjustments. She has worked with Petra Shoe in Great Falls for years and recently studied foot adjustment methods in eastern Canada, earning strong local praise.
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A. B. Stevensen
Choteau
Great Falls
Court House Population Fete Betrothed Couple
Teton county officials and families gathered at the court house on Friday night to honor Miss Charlotte Looney and William A. Tully before their marriage the next day A playful kidnapping and a kangaroo court with Judge Austre B I Parker framed the surprise gifts included a silver offering and a box of shower presents Refreshments followed at the event reflecting local community cheer
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Teton County
Court House
Charlotte Looney
William A. Tully
Miss Looney
Mr. Tully
Helena
Looney
B. I. _ Parker
Fairfield Carnival Draws Choteau Residents
Choteau residents traveled to Fairfield on Saturday to attend a Woman’s Club carnival and dance. The program featured a minstrel show by the Fairfield male quartet A W Walker John Peterson Jas Looney and Bruce Garlinghouse plus tap dancing and acrobatics by Betty Prior. Proceeds near $200 fund Fairfield public library support.
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Choteau
Fairfield
Woman’s Club
A. W. Walker
John Peterson
Jas. Looney
Bruce Garlinghouse
Betty Prior
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle Schedules Weekly Services
Midweek services on Friday and Wednesday nights at 7 45. Miss Betty Funk will not be here this Friday. Sunday school at 10 00 a m Morning worship at 11 00 a m Evangelistic services at 7 45 p m. H Funk R Lindblad.
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Choteau Gospel Tabernacle
Betty Funk
Swain Property Sold Contingent on Court Approval
Two ranches of the Annie H. Swain estate were sold by administrator Chas. G. Roberts last Saturday. Ed. Anderson bought one for 5000 dollars and Myles Standish bought the other for 1300 dollars. Sales depend on district court confirmation. no other bidders appeared and two bids plus town property were rejected as too low.
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Annie H. Swain
Chas. G. Roberts
Ed. Anderson
Myles Standish
District Court
Bol e Briefs and Socials From Bol Community
Don t forget the chicken supper bazaar and dance by the Bol Woman s Club Saturday evening Nov 2 at the hall. Mrs John Kosnick and children spent Thu and Fri in Great Falls. Miss Veda Thompson and Miss Florence Stoffler attended a teachers convention in Great Falls Thu and Fri. Ralph Clayton with others from Great Falls went duck hunting Sat. W G Dauwalder carried the mail Sat. Kermit Bjork returned from Chateau hospital after a week s treatment. H D club will meet at Mrs John Armstrong s Thu afternoon Nov 7. Miss Lydia Larson Anne Clapper and Maurice Larson of Columbia Falls visited Sat eve to Tue. Mr and Mrs F W Smith and sons were Sun guests at the Dauwalder home. Mr and Mrs Kosnick and family drove to Helena Sun to view earthquake damage. Mr and Mrs Annas Hanson and son Bobby returned from California Wed.
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Bol’ Woman’s Club
John Kosnick
Great Falls
Veda Thompson
Florence Stoffler
Ralph Clayton
W. G. Dauwalder
Kermit Bjork
Chateau Hospital
H. D. Clubr
John Armstrong
Lydia Larson
Anne Clapper
Maurice Larson
Columbia Falls
F. W. Smith and Sons
Dauwalder
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