Social Roundup of Local Residents and Visitors
Jadh of the Town visits Minnesota for three weeks with family. Great Falls families travel to Salt Lake City. Mayors Sturgis host nephews from Washington state and a couple from Bellingham. A birthday luncheon at Glen Willow honors Mrs Marion Sadler of Little Rock. Locals host relatives from Frazee Sleepy Eye and Craig. New staff shifts at Acantha as Ed Cline leaves for Craig. Travel plans include Seattle Vancouver trip. Marriages noted for Robert Howard and Elizabeth Rosengrin in Pendroy St John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Malone
Alta Malone
Great Falls
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ken. Sturgis
Wayne Rock
Waterville
Wash
Gerald Farwell
Bellingham
H. W. Bateman
Glen Willow
Marion Sadler
Little Rock
Ark
Cecil Cole
George King
Frazee
Minn
Edward Ganske
Donna
Judy
Sleepy Eye
Nick Paulus
Ed Cline
Acantha Linotype
Craig
Colo
The
Acantha
Dick Nordhagen
Marcia Fahey
Seattle
Arthur Strain
Vancouver
B. C
Marvin E. Corkill
White Sulphur Springs
St. John, Wash
Elizabeth Rosengrin
Pendroy
Social visits fill week across several families
Ethan Allan of Coquille is visiting the Huidekoper family. Brown and her daughter Morty from Great Falls visited the Pelletier family. Kirkland Washington couple Mr and Mrs Quentin Bengsten visited the Oscar Richem home. Various relatives and friends traveled and hosted from Richmond California to Minot North Dakota, with many Great Falls connections and trips to Essex and Edgar Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan Allan
Coquille
Ore
Pete Huidekoper
Henry
Brown
Morty
Great Falls
Vic Pelletier
Quentin Bengsten
Kirkland
Wash
Oscar Richem
J. Burr Huffman
Minot
N. Dak
Minneapolis
Roy Payne
S. J. Spaulding
Nettie Lease
John Elliot
Bill Hodgskiss
Anaconda
Margery Shea
Choteau High School
Gloria Heisner
Miss Heisner
Oregon
Helen Kronan
al Hensley
Cpl
W. D. Jerome
Mountain Home
Idaho
Ted Saylor
G. Cook
C. Chand- Vnme
Chateau Home Demonstration Club
C. W. Burns
Davis
Charles Swartzel
John T. Moore
Rochester
Minn
Hanusa
A. L. Browder
Dayton
Ohio
O. W. Hudson
Cleveland
Tenn
R. C. Graham
Elmer Erickson
Essex
Bernice Moore
Frank Moore
John Moore
San Fransico
Maurice Martin
Charles Mar‘ler
Tuscola
Charles Fowler
Fowler
McArdle Visits Chateau Then Plans Montana Law Career
Vic Vet notes Jim McArdle once a local high school student visited Chateau this weekend after enrolling in the Montana State University law school. He aims to finish training next January and practice with a Montana firm. Mr and Mrs E R Dial and daughter Lynn returned from Yellowstone Park with stops in Greybull Wyo Billings Roundup and Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McArdle
Law School
Montana State University
Montana
E. R. Dial
Lynn
Yellowstone Park
Vet Dividend Forms Now Available Here
Application forms for the World War II GI insurance dividend are available at the Chateau post office, all VA offices, and veterans service organizations. About 58,000 Montana veterans will share in an $800 million VA dividend for 16 million policy holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Veterans’ Service
Veterans Administration
Montana
Washington, D. C
Choteau
Veteran Administration Announces Six Month Address Residency
The VA will assign an address where beneficiaries must reside for at least six months. Due to the large scope, initial dividend checks won’t be mailed until January 1950, with distribution expected to finish by June 1950.
Precautions for Caring for Plastic Utensils
Plastic utensils should not be boiled as most cannot withstand high heat and some cleaners may soften them. They resist breakage better than pottery but should avoid coarse abrasives to keep them shining.
Mattress Fillings and Comfort by Material Type
The article compares mattress fillings focusing on fiber content. Long-fibered cotton felted into layers is praised as the best cotton filler while short fibers create lumping. Hair provides a firm option and animal hair such as horse tail or cattle tail is favored, with horse mane as a secondary choice.
Government hobby books for public from the GPO
A display poster lists government publications available from the superintendent of documents in Washington DC. Items include stamp guides, make it series, camp stoves, woodcarving, leather work, clocks, photography, and unarmed defense. Charles Fowler, city marshal, was hospitalized with strep throat but is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Printing Office
Washington
D. C
U.S
Sammy
Charles Fowler
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D. David Smith
Beth
Fred Smith
Enuction Lumber Company
Rex Peterson
Colgate Co
DIAL
Malaga
Kenneth Thompson
J. B. Weisheim
Richmond
Calif
Clark Corey
Collins
A. B. Guthrie ,Jr
Helen
Pete
Bob Wash
T. O. Larson
A. B. Guthrie Sr
Lexfame de
Sagoon, BY
Margaret Crowell
Catholic Ladies Guild
Claire Hensley
Mesdames E. Paulus
Stuart Myers
Steve Snyder
William Butterfield
Henry Helf
Mrs. Kronan
A. Waldon
M. Shelmerdine
W. W. Scott
C. Dahlin
Ben Chalmers
Crowell
Weavaalwse Clark Coffey of
Missoula
Wilbur Maynard
Townsend
Bill i Arensmeyer
Maynard
Chateau High School
Henry Robison
Butte
John Hall
Fort Shaw
al Barton
Familly
Waterton Lakes
Calgary
W. Earl Ho
Vic
Choteau Food Market
U. S
Chick’s
Q. T
Choteau High
Choteau Drug CO
Harvest Sale
Sporting Goods
Auto Supplies
Down Stairs
ED Obernoste
Duran
Choteau, Montana
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