Choteau Briefs Highlight Local Sales And Social News
Local merchants advertise items at low prices including a Hoover cabinet at 22.50 and four hour Spar varnish at 60c a quart. People travel for business and weddings, with Eugene Cox and Frances Puzom wed in Great Falls, and Arnold Wagnild touring Montana elevators.
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Hoover
Choteau Hardware Co
Hirshbergs
Russell Mellon
Minneapolis
Aladdin
Ll. E. Taylor
St. Anthony
Wm. Curran
Henry Arts
Rosa Kline
Joe Mozer
Jos
Joy Mae Pollock
Weaver
State University
Miss Pollock
Alf Waynild
Montana Elevator Company
Otto Wagnild
Wagnild
Montana Elevator Co
Wm. F. Curran
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
J. F. Schulte
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Sidney Burrell
Alex Burrell
Burrell
Chicago
State Board of Equalization
Helena
Dr. Boyd Davis to Fit Glasses in Choteau Saturday
Dr. Boyd Davis of C E Davis & Sons, Great Falls, will visit Choteau to fit glasses at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday September 30.
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Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis & Sons
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Notice to Choteau Sportsmen Members
Members who signed and paid dues for the 1933 season are asked to call at Citizens State Bank to pick up their membership cards. C. Barribal, Secretary.
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Choteau Sportsmen’s Club
Citizens State Bank
C. Barribal
More Baseball Sunday Yannigans and Bulldogs Settle Argument
The Teton Bulldogs and the Yannigans will play Sunday in Chateau after a revival season. Promoter Ace Leary arranges the match with no prior meeting this season. A preliminary game is planned and a hat contest will raise funds for baseball.
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Yannigans and Bulldogs
Chateau
Teton Bulldogs
Dads
Yannigans
Leary
Bulldogs
Dog Diet Limits People Foods Starchy Items Harm Digestion
A dog’s digestion cannot assimilate most human foods and starches often cause sour stomach. The piece notes that starchy foods commonly upset a dog’s stomach and should be avoided in feeding.
Washington Cherry Trees Insect Infested But Replaced
The first Japanese cherry trees sent to Washington were found infested with insect parasites and burned. They were replaced by healthier trees kept under observation in Japan until their health was confirmed.
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Washington
Japan
Public School Sees Full Enrollment at Chateau. Chamber Visitor Highlights
H B Hansen of the United States Chamber of Commerce visited Tuesday. The Chateau public school marks nine consecutive years of 100 percent enrollment in the Montana State Teachers association. All town children may start school at the first bell. some arrive early, and officials seek cooperation from parents.
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H. B. Hansen
United States Chamber of Commerce
Montana State Teachers’ Association
Chateau
Par
Primary Grades Library and Activity Notes
School notes discuss after school ground rules for children waiting for buses. Five new primary grade books are added to shelves with scheduled library draw days. Magazines listed for pupils, and pupil projects include tree booklets and a Pioneer party games unit. Eighth graders will write book blurbs instead of traditional reports.
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Huber
Eskimo Land
Carpenter
Rabbitville
Serl
Jean and Jerry
Johnson
Child Life
St. Nicholas
American Boy
Boys’ Life
American Girl
Nature Magazine
National Geographic
Hygela
Methodist Church Notes Sept 24 Rally and Sermon Series
Sunday school at 10 a.m. rally day for all departments and morning worship at 11. Pastor begins ten sermons on Thunderings from Mount Sinai with Exodus 20 3 Thou Shalt Have No Other Gods Before Me. Epworth League 7 p.m. devotion led by Gibson Monkman. Youth eligible for membership. Last Sunday night officers elected: President Kenneth Harmon with Gibson Monkman helper first vice president Mary Elizabeth Edwards with Mrs A J Thompson helper second vice presidents Mr and Mrs Kenner Smith third vice presidents Dorothy Allum and Helen Harmon fourth vice presidents Margaret Doughty and Hazel Upman treasurer Walter Hentges secretary Velma Edwards.
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Mount Sinai
Epworth League
Gibson Monkman
Kenneth Harmon
Kenner Smith
Dorothy Allum
Helen Harmon
Margaret Doughty
Hazel Upman
Walter Hentges
Velma Edwards
Farmington Visit By Rorke Family
Miss Lola Davidson spent last week end at home. Mr. and Mrs. John Rorke of Great Falls visited at Mrs. Rorke's brother Mr. Rutter. They were joined by Mrs. Sarah Rorke, John Rorke's mother.
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Lola Davidson
John Rorke
Great Falls
Local News Briefs From Dutton and Choteau Area
Fern Hynes remains at home with an injured foot after helping at the Ben Locke residence near Dutton. Albert Schwanbeck and family were guests at the F. W. Smith home last Sunday. Elmer Knaff and family visited Mrs. Knaff’s parents, the Yelte Bakers, this past Sunday. The Sam Agee children move to Choteau to attend school. A daughter was born last Sunday at Choteau hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Everett DeRusha.
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Hirshberg’s
Choteau Hardware Co
Hirshberg
Episcopal Guild
Hulda, Beck
Fairfield
Choteau Hospital
Everett DeRusha
M. M. Webb
Court House
Robert Sanford
Augusta
Sanford
John Shields
Ellen Shields
Chateau
Miss Shields
Missoula
The
State University
Teton High
Herman Smith
Chateau Hospital
Randall Carpenter
Great Falls
Carpenter
Cleiv
American Legion
Ed Bailey
Woodville
New Hampshire
Fern Hynes
Ben Locke
Dutton
Albert Schwanbeck
F. W. Smith
Elmer Knaff
Collins News Mixed Socials and Local Notices
Mrs Ives and companions spent Saturday afternoon in Conrad shopping and visiting friends. Chris Heerman reportedly injured a hand in the com bine Sunday with uncertain severity. Mr Clarkson visits Collins to assist farmers with allotment applications, many have signed. Charley Moulton, longtime local figure and former teacher, store owner and postmaster, recently died leaving a strong impression on the community.
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Mrs. Ives
Chris Heerman
Clarkson
Collins
Charley Moulton
Moulton
Great Falls
Nebraska
Wide circle of friends mourn West Point death
The article notes the passing of a man at West Point Nebraska on September 15 and recounts a family dinner at J. A. Coghill’s home. It mentions Nick B. Walker and family Donald Rich and wife and son Clyde Baquet and family and Mrs N E Baquet, with Mrs Donald Rich remembered as Miss Cleta Walker. The Walker and Rich families traveled home to Corvallis Montana and report good highway conditions through Wolf Creek canyon and McDonald pass. Harvesting is lengthy due to inclement weather.
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West Point
Neb
Nick B. Walker
Donald Rich
Clyde Baquet
N. BE. Baquet
J. A. Coghill
Cleta Walker
Walker
Rich
Corvallis
Mont
Wolf Creek Canyon
McDonald Pass
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C. M. McKerlie
Hirsberg’s
Lloyd Alexanders
Norman Brown
Lee Brown
L. E. Taylor
Glen Becker
Ford Dealers
Fargo
Ford Motor Company
Universal Credit Corporation
Dave Lindsay
Sand
Geo. Carroll
Nick Pambrun
M. S. Bullerdick
Ed. Elies
Browning
Klies
Dave Burt
Long Beach
Calif
Frank Curtis
Mrs. Burt
Marybelle Peterson
Intermountain Union College
Zaze Pitts
Slim
Summerville
Clancy of
the Mounted
Lee Tracy
Benita Hume
Metrozone
Choteau Beauty Shop
Ann Grove
Balcony Choteau Drug Co
Schillings
Log Cabin
Cash and Carry Grocery
Aggressin
Choteau Drug Co
Methodist Church
Farmington
Collins News
Choteau Bakery
Montana
the Teton Milling Co
Dell Andrews
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