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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1931
Page
4
L. E. Kueck announced Monday that the hitherto Richfield service station will no longer operate under the Richfield emblem. It will become a strictly Montana institution handling Montana made gasoline and change its name to Rice Auto Court.
Mr Kueck notes rising sentiment for developing the state's own resources with a focus on natural gas crude oil and gasoline. A decision to deal exclusively in Montana products follows tests at the Lewistown refinery where new equipment expands capacity. W E Rice of Great Falls built the service station and eight tourist cabins now a Chateau highlight. Regular service remains unchanged and church school begins immediately.
Seven Choteau golfers took part in the first annual Glacier Park Invitational Sunday and Monday. Clarence Looney won the third flight with Eddie Core as runner up, while Tommy Gossack claimed the third flight consolation. Clint Core won the second flight consolation. Sixty eight golfers registered from clubs including Butte Meadow Lark Riverside Great Falls Chateau Kalispell Gut Bank Conrad and Shelby.
C D McDonald of this city knew Lieut Lawson H Sanderson, one of two Marine pilots who collided in midair at Cleveland national air races. McDonald attended Missoula State University when Sanderson was a student there and was a Grizzly football star. Sanderson joined the Marines at Great Falls after playing third base for Electric City. At the university he was known as Sandy. The collision involved Lieuts Sanderson and Brice. both survived by parachute.
The Methodist church invites families to Sunday church school at 10:00 a.m. and morning worship at 11:15 with Epworth League at 7:00 p.m. Bynum also holds a 3:00 p.m. preaching service. The note emphasizes children learning about the earth, its people, and links to God and self.
Mae West of St. Louis describes dropping from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after taking Kruschen Salts. She claims increased energy and no hunger, recommending half a teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Luke Keogh well known T. L. Gap farmer died of heart failure Tuesday morning about 6 30 in the corral while doing chores. He lived in the Gap district 16 years and in Montana longer, formerly with Northern Pacific railroad. Born June 29 1878 in Lesueur Minnesota, he married Anna Nichols in Great Falls in 1913. Survived by his wife two brothers and two sisters in Minnesota, no children. Funeral 2 p m tomorrow at the Methodist church with Rev E R Kaemmer officiating. Remains at Roberts Funeral home.
No new cases were filed this week in district court. Two marriage licenses were issued by Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson. Andrew Michaelson and Maxine Barnes of Great Falls wed September 3. Andrew Hyatt of Chateau and Della Teterud of Bynum wed September 6. Witnesses Wilbur Yeager and Yvonne Wall. One naturalization case set for September 18 for Peder Nilson Dalen of Fairfield, a native of Norway who arrived in New York in 1909.
Mrs R Anderson returned from Minnesota and North Dakota with family visitors. Fred Woodward moves into Conner’s house for winter while teaching upper grades. Mabel Tokerud stays at Chateau for school year. several local teachers begin terms at Farmington area schools. Community members attend church, visit Great Falls, and attend medical procedures. school openings announced across four area schools.
Mr and Mrs C F Carlson and family of Chateau were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ben Benson. Mr and Mrs Al Little and daughter of Great Falls visited the Jackson home and Miss Paul Jackson returned with them. Lydia Larson works at the A C Munson home. Mr and Mrs John Kosnick and family visited relatives in Great Falls during the double holiday. Mr and Mrs Merle Bunday drove...
Mrs. Austad visits Coutts with relatives for a week. Margaret Carlson of Chateau is a guest of Dolores Jackson. Mrs. EB.M. Bammel leaves for Mountain View to teach next year. Cornelius Kooyman's wife reports his condition improving after two months in Fort Harrison hospital. Farmers Union expects a coal car next week. Oliver Hanson builds a three room house on St. Anthony lots. Ruby Maurer visits Florence Stofflet. Tm Maurer and Stofflet go to Fort Shaw to teach again. H. D. club discusses jelly making with pectin tests. next meeting Oct 7 at Mrs. Bush’s home. Georges Zeigler assists. Mrs. Bottenhagen to visit Stoffler. Community mourns Luke Keough killed at his ranch in T. S. Gap.
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