Town Gossip and Social Notes From Augusta
Rodney Caniff of Augusta calls in news from town as residents travel for visits and college openings. Betty Rittenhouse of Santa Maria Calif visits relatives. several locals plan trips to Minneapolis and Helena for school sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Caniff
Augusta
Betty Rittenhouse
Santa Maria
Calif
Dick Reiding
Agnes Waldon
Great Falls
al Hensley
Choteau
Harry Price
Billings
Louis de Wnayer
Bobby Scott
Helena
Carroll College
Marge Reiquam
May Gronberg
Frances Denison
Miss Woods
Minneapolis
Doris Reiquam
Collins
McPhail School of Music
Grant Curtis
Emerick
Fairfield
B. E. Kluge
Kluges
Fire truck aids grass blaze near Bynum
County fire crew and Sherman sheriff volunteers fought a 200 acre grass fire southwest of Bynum on Guy Miller's ranch. The new Teton county fire truck, with a 525 gallon tank and mounted sprayer, arrived to assist and control the blaze quickly. Residents are urged to cooperate and report fire locations promptly. The column also urges seedings of crested wheatgrass and requests seed sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Sheriff's Office
Chateau
Local Social Notes: Births and Guests Across Town
Mrs Jerome Beck reports social updates with guests from Rochester Minnesota and Great Falls. Bernard Toenyes welcomes Edward Louis born August at Columbus Hospital. Labor Day visitors include Ernest Johnson family and Amy. Dinner guests at the Asmus home feature Marilyn Martin and Earl Wr. of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ily Boyce
Donald
Rebe Engle
Rochester
New York
Earl Terry
Great Falls Hospital
George Tracy
Great Falls
E. R. O'Neil
Tracy
O'Neil
Dick Bandow
Army
Joe Hollingshead
Marines
Marion Warneke
Teton County
Helen Holmes
Arnolds
Anderson
Marion Davis
Laura Davidson
Crane
C. S. McDonald
Beaupre
Cora Halladay
W. Dauwalder
DeRusha
Harry Porter
Tom Dellno
Nick Vlinker
C. W. Burns
Adolph Arensmeyer
Johnson
Saugasted
Porter
G. B. Ziegler
Wedums
Bill Goggin
Kate Wellenstein
Butte
Los Angles
B. I. Packer
George Gunther
Stanley Jance
Laurel
Curtis
Clara Baker
Court House
Florence Rowley
Bynum
Cecil L._Bilko
Dupuyer
Conrad Hospital
Moore
Milton Offer
Jimmy
Diane
Lincoln
Neb
Beck
Jerome Toenyes
Charles Leyce
Minn
al Nelson
Lée- Roy
Bernard Toenyes
Edward Louis
Columbus Hosptal
Frank Timmermr
Labor Day
Ernest Johnson
Erm
Amy
William
Asmus Thursde
Martin Asmus
Marilyn
Earl Wr
Philadelphia
Penn
Louis Fuhringer
Dorothy Ripley Weds Eldon Reiquam at Chinook Ceremony
Dorothy Ripley daughter of Mrs. Mary Denny Ripley and Eldon Reiquam son of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Reiquam married in a double ring ceremony at the Archer home near Chinook officiated by Rev. Edwin Dover. The couple will reside in Berkeley California where the groom attends university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ripley
Mary Denny Ripley
Chinook
Eldon Reiquam
A. O. Reiquam
Collins
C. E. Archer
Edwin Dover
Chinook Methodist Church
Robert Ripely
Ripley
Archer Home
Glacier Park
Missoula
Berkley
Calif
Reiquam
Oklahoma
Philadelphia
Bureau of Reclamation
Fort Peck
Teton County
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Navy
Army Engineers
Florence Buckley
Oak Ridge, Tenn
A. O. Reiquam and
Howard
Harvest Week Social Notes From Local Families
Last week at the Bernard Toenyes home the Pohringer family helped with harvest. Carl Brunner and Lyall Schaefer hosted meals with Mr and Mrs. Mickey Schaefer. John Toenyes and Bernard Toenyes assisted during harvest. Al Nelson called at Rollin Baggenstoss home. Anna Mae Becker visited two weeks at the Asmus home. Math Schaefer hosted dinner for Mickey Schaefer Sayer and Elenore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Toenyes
Puhringer
Carl Brunner
Lyall Schaefer
Mickey Schaefer
John Toenyes
Bernard
Jerome Toenyes
al Nelson
Rollin Baggenstoss
Anna Mae Becker
William Asmus
Math Schaefer
Sayer
Elenore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Talk of
the Town
Aquella
SeemEteee
Knudtzon Lumber Co
the Home
Choteau Seed & Feed Co
Bloom
Peas—Skyridge
Tokay Grapes
U.S. No. 1
U. S
Raymond Kelly
Cora Cohoe
Fender
Gar
DODGE
Plymouth
Mobil-Gas
MOBIL
Taylor Motor Co
Acantha
Dale Imple
Ment Co
IHC
H.c.little
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