Hoteau in Brief highlights local notices and visits
Community notes cover sales at Choteau Hardware Co. and a second hand range for sale. Local officials and visitors include Berney Hensolt transferred to Chinook and Ed Miller resigning to take a state board exam in Missoula. Also reports on dances, golf invites, theater trips, and a vandalism incident at the city park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Hardware Co
Berney Hensolt
Highway Department
Chinook
Ed. Miller
Choteau Drug Co
Missoula
Eric Hedbloom
Fairfield
Chateau
Hedbloom
Montana Power Co
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Legion Pavilion
Catholic Ladies’ Auxiliary
Clara B. Hitchcock
Pennsylvania
Walter Hitchcock
California
Walter
Montana
Farmington News Briefs Highlight Local Socials and Meetings
The Farmington column notes postponement of a slip cover demonstration at Mrs R A Reiding’s home to a later date. It records Sunday dinner guests Mr and Mrs H C Nyhns at J G Johnson’s Porter Beach home and other visits. It mentions Miss Grethe Westby N, visiting Ora Miller’s home then leaving for Butte. The H D club will meet September 21, and William Rygg and Rolland Thom of Wolf Point stayed with Alden Mast after an auto trip through Washington and Oregon. The Home Demonstration club program committee met to plan this year’s agenda. Joel Otness visited Great Falls. Jack Slanger drove to Circle H ranch. Loren Scripter and summer Kerr ranch workers are now employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Reiding
Ing
H. C. Nyhns
J. G Johnson
Porter Beach
Grethe Westby
R. N
Minneapolis
Ora Miller
Butte
H. A. Holm
Henry Davidson
H. D. Club
William Rygg
Rolland Thom
Wolf Point
Alden
Augusta
Loren Scripter
Kerr Ranch
High School Hi-Lites from Chateau Spotlight
Austin Vick reports on Teton County High School activities in Chateau. Pep club T P T reorganized and new sweaters ordered while football practice starts for an eleven-man season with night games expected. Band director Irshal Davis leads the Teton County Band as it tours to Fort Benton for Saturday’s game. Romeo buzzes around Miss Marguerite Smith and student life settles into the new school year. Adios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns
Irshal Davis
Teton County High School
Chateau
Fort Benton
Rita Larkin
Snazzy Farmers 4-H Club Meets at Power Community Hall
The Power 4-H club met on Tuesday August 29 with all members present. Five visitors attended along with Mr. Holkner and Mr. Hanson. Harold Gunderson and Wally Bergman demonstrated and won first place at the North Montana State Fair. Hanson took entry blanks to Chateau. Meeting ended after equipment inspection. Roger Halcro, News Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snazzy Farmers 4-H Club
Power Snazzy Farmers 4H
Power Community Hall
Holkner
Hanson
Harold Gunderson
Wally Bergman
Montana
Chateau
Roger Halcro
Inspectors Check Missoula Trucks For Operating Permits
The state railroad and public service commission stationed an inspector in Missoula to check all incoming commercial trucks for operating permits. Two truckers were found without M R C plates and each was fined 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Missoula
Committees Chosen At September Legion Auxiliary Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary held its September meeting at the Huffman home with reports from delegates to Livingston and a list of committee chairs including Music Mrs Sturgis and Publicity Mrs Carroll. A program featured readings and songs by members, followed by a social lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Cecil Huffman
Elizabeth Huffman
Elmer Cardell
Huffman
Morgan
Department
Livingston
Kropp
K. E. Sturgis
Gay Franklin
Geo. Carroll
Rollie Ferris
Elmer Smith
Halver Daley
Wm. Morgan
Hazel Rendicker
Fidac
E. C. Forstein
Sturgis
Top Dairy Cattle Exhibit Hits Billings October 4
A 40 car train carrying the nation’s top dairy cattle will stop eight hours in Billings on October 4. The open display at Midland Empire fair grounds precedes arrivals in Portland and San Francisco. Breeds include Holsteins Jerseys Guernseys Ayrshires Brown Swiss and Milking Shorthorns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
J. O. Tretsven
Montana State College
Billings
Portland
San Francisco
Waterloo
Grandstand
Breed Association
Tretsven
Billings Commercial Club
Montana Extension Service
Yellowstone Country Dairymen’s Association
Midland Empire Fair
Yellowstone County
Northern Pacific Railway
Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Urged For Friday Evening
All those interested in forming a Lutheran Ladies Aid society are urged to meet at Mrs. John Mozer's apartment Friday evening at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
John Mozer
Rebekah Lodge to Celebrate 88th Anniversary
The Chateau chapter of Rebekah lodge marks its 88th birthday with a Friday night program and lunch at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Chateau
Catholic Services Schedule for Choteau and Bynum
Mass in Choteau Sunday at 9 and in Bynum at 11. Confessions Saturday evening at 8 in Choteau. Rev. J. F. Schulte, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Bynum
J. F. Schulte
Marriage Licenses Issued at Clerk of Court Office
One license issued this week to Elmer Johnson 21 and Winiferd Ferguson 24 both of Bozeman. A petition to probate the estate of James L. Collins was filed by J. R. Collins through attorney Geo. Coffey. Notice from the secretary of state states passports will be handled by the state department and future issuance requires imperative-need evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Court
Elmer Johnson
Winiferd Ferguson
Bozeman
James L. Collins
J. R. Collins
Geo. Coffey
Halvor Daley
Secretary of State
State Department
Church Activities and Schedule for Sunday Sept 17
Choir practice tonight at 7 80 Thursday and Sunday school at 9 45. Rally and Promotion Day Oct 1. Morning worship 11 00. Message continues last Sunday's Gate Beautiful. Special music by choir directed by Miss Walton with Mrs Butlerdick at piano. Epworth League 6 30. Evening worship 7 45 Learning How to Live in Gods World. Pendroy service Sunday 3 00 with Richard I F Vick, Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Walton
Butlerdick
Epworth League
Pendroy
Hospital Notes From Maynard and Surrounding Areas
Maynard Hospital discharged O DeRusha of Farmington and Dick Dryden on Friday. Diamond Valley resident Mrs Henry Randall admitted as surgical patient Saturday. Chateau Hospital reports Herman Bremer of Fairfield tonsillectomy Sept 6 with release next day. W R Anderson of Chateau treated for tonsillitis last Thursday released Sunday. Carl Peters of Dupuyer admitted Friday medically and discharged Sunday. Donna Faye Dauwaulder of Bozeman operated for appendicitis Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Hospital
O. DeRusha
Farmington
Dick Dryden
Henry Randall
Diamond Valley
Chateau Hospital
Herman Bremer
Fairfield
W. R. Anderson
Chateau
Carl Peters
Dupuyer
Donna Faye Dauwaulder
Bole
River Bottom Land in Mineral Permits Near Helena
About 4118 acres of land along a 48 mile Missouri river stretch between Lake Sewell and Logan are granted in mineral permits by the state land board to six individuals and firms. The permits allow dredging and mining site testing with a 5 percent royalty on gold. Action is expected to boost Helena area mining activity where dredges already operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
Lake Sewell
Logan
State Land Board
Nanita B. Sherlock
Land Board
Helena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoteau
G. E
Chateau Hardware Co
L. E. Taylor
Spokane
John Corrigan
Hamilton
Geo. Sulgrove
Chateau Golf Club
Conrad
Cut Bank
Shelby
Conrad Club
Leon Snyder
Pishkun Reservoir
Margaret Young
Great Falls
Forest Grove
Oregon
Pacific University
Tobacco Road
John Barton
E. C. Powell
State Highway Department
Court House
State Board of Equalization
Carl Malone
Malone
the Royal
Margaret Lindsay
Bob Burns
Ann Sheridan
Robert Taylor
Maisie
Mr. Chips
Beau Geste
Union Pacific
The
Women
8Ix Jazz
Bloom’s Grocery
N. B
Campbell
Old Yellowstone
Jac
Farmington News
Austin Vick
Terry Tennant
Wowie
Marguerite Smith
Romeo
Legion Auxiliary
Plymouth
L. E. Taylor Garage
Dodge
Aan
Richard IF. Vick
Claude
Troubadors
R. R. Mellon
Imperial
Choteau Hardware Company
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