Choteau in Brief Notes Local Happenings and Ads
Local items report Hirshberg's prices on undergarments soap and coats with August sales at Kodak finishes. Residents including Mr and Mrs Krause and Henry Bentley travel via Choteau en route from Fairfield to a funeral. Auk future home moves noted for Roberts and Winner family assignments discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gossard Foundation
Hirshberg’s
Kodak
Emerick
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Robert Krause
Henry Nelson
Henry Bentley
Dutton
Chateau
Fairfield
Henry Ness
Ross Roberts
Choteau Implement Company
E. Champion
Great Northern
Choteau
Fort Shaw
C. H. Porter
Paul Winner
Walier
Herb Winner
Smith-Hughes
Elk Grove
California
Walier High School
Dr Boyd Davis to Fit Glasses in Choteau Saturday
Dr Boyd Davis of C E Davis & Sons will visit Choteau to fit glasses at the Choteau Hotel on Saturday September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis & Sons
Great Falls
Choteau
Choteau Hotel
Hirshberg's Ad Lists Flour and Radio Items
An old classified note advertises bags guaranteed flour priced at $2.08 and a thousand hour air cell radio patter ies at $5.95 from Hirshberg's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg’s
Card of Thanks for support after bereavement
The message expresses deep gratitude to all who helped during a recent bereavement. Special thanks go to the Eastern Star ladies, the musicians, flower donors, and those who provided cars. Henry Ness and Sons, Mrs. Betsy Thorud and Daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Henry Ness
Betsy Thorud
Gap News Hosts Weekend Visitors From Deer Lodge and Beyond
Mr and Mrs R C Hauxwell and son Richard of Deer Lodge visiting Mr and Mrs Chas Hauxwell with friends Mr and Mrs Jud and son Kenneth. Guests include Mr and Mrs Bob Davidson of Bob Montana and Mr and Mrs Jack Ferris and children of Collings. The Bauma family from Conrad were here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Gap News
R. C. Hauxwell
Richard
Deer Lodge
Butte
Rollie Ferris
chiNren
Chateau
Herman Bauma
Conrad
Notice of Assessment for Yormers Cooperative Canal Co
Stockholders are warned of a twenty five dollar per share assessment levied by the directors at Farmington Montana on September 25 1935. Payment is due by October 19 1935 to G E Monkman secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares will be delinquent and sold at public auction November 2 1935 at 2 PM at the Farmington post office front door to cover the delinquent assessment and costs. First publication Sept 26 1935 last Oct 17 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yormers’ Cooperative Canal Company
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
G. E. Monkman
Bynum
Farmington, Mont
Farmers’ Cooperative Canal CO
G. EB. Monkman
Public School Enrollment and Grade Activities
Enrollment to date 238. Merrill Shields from Bynum entered first grade Monday. First grade visitors last week were Rev. Dover Mrs. Averill Mrs. Jones Mrs. Gee Thompson and Mrs. McLean. A fruit and vegetable exhibit by the second grade motivated word drills stories and health talks. Third graders finished trees study and will start tree booklets then study stars including the big and little dippers. Fourth grade pupils are forming dictionaries from their vocabularies. Fifth grade memorized the poems September and Goldenrod as part of memory work. The New England states study began with the picture The Fog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Sheilds
Bynum
Rev. Dover
Averill
Jones
Gee. Thompson
McLean
Chateau
Helen Hunt Jackson
School clubs form in eighth grade civics class
Warning by Homer notes activities in a Wisconsin school. Seventh graders start the Loy alty and Entertainment club to write poems prose and stage plays with officers Helen Burke Mary Cooper and Hazel Depner. Eighth graders organize a civics club with permanent officers Harry Lainstra and a constitution modeled on the U S framework. A boys chorus and Glee club activities continue. Tschaikowsky Nut Cracker themed play in progress. Thirty two new books added. 583 books issued last week, expected to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Junior
Charles Groves
Wisconsin
Helen Burke
Mary Cooper
Hazel Depner
Harry Lainstra
Tschaikowsky
Harvest notes and community updates from Premium Center
The harvest has ended with yield averaging about fifteen bushels per acre under light rainfall since May. Hoppers yielded one to five bushels per acre, stems trimmed three inches below heads, crop selling at about one dollar per bushel. Farmers face obligations and local residents share personal news including radio and wind power upgrades and recent marriages. Miles Averill has been unwell and Olaf Larson purchased a quarter section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Svenson
Fred Fernfeist
Lila Wick
Trainor
Teton
Miles Averill
Olaf Larson
Swain land bidding livened as Bremers finish cellar work
Readers report a spirited bidding scene for the Swain land section while the Bremers complete cement work in their cellar. They plan to drill a new well near the house soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Fernfeist
Bremers
Dorothy Hutchinson Returns To Lead Bynum School
Miss Dorothy Hutchinson arrived Sunday to take charge of the Bynum school after her mother’s illness delayed her. Substituting in her absence was Mrs. Bammel of Bole. State horticulturist Mr. Isaacs and county agent Fred Willson visited the Bynum area Monday for instruction. Several locals from Pendray Agawam and Bynum attended. Dell Green and the Swensons traveled to Glacepark for a weekend fishing trip with Kalis pell visitors. Lee Petty left for Gunnison Utah after summer visits. The Lightfoot family returned from Ogden following Bob Lightfoot’s death, a second such family loss for Joe Lightfoot in three months. condolences extended to Mrs. Bob Lightfoot and her baby. Dell Green also went to Great Falls on business. Arthur Kelly and John Roland departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hutchinson
Bammel
Bole
Isaacs
Fred Willson
Bynum
Pendray
Agawam
Dell Green
Ogden
Utah
Bob Lightfoot
Joe
Emerson Rowley
Baby
Pishkun Reservoir Work Weekend Visits Reported
Miss Evelyn Campbell principal of the Bynum school spent the weekend in Chateau with her sister Mrs. Clark Coffey. Mary SeWeen, Monday for the Pishkun reservoir, to secure work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Se Ween
Pishkun
Evelyn Campbell
Bynum School
Chateau
Clark Coffey
AGAWAM NOTES: Local Happenings and Family News
Rain and snow showers today. Harris Bros and Henry Weist hauling peas. Arthur Weist welcomed a son Kenneth born Sunday at Chateau hospital. Mother and child fine. H D club gave mother a bouquet. Mrs. Ray Harris ill and learned of her brother’s Idaho death. Beta Agee Wayne Harris Jay and Ray Robinson stay at Chateau dormitory for high school. Many new cars and trucks locally. Cattle shipped east. Roscoe drives Ford coupe home. Mr and Mrs H H Wuest travel east to Kansas and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Bros
Henry Weist
Arthur Weist
Chateau Hospital
Kenneth
H. D. Club
Ray Harris
Idaho
Moore
Chateau
Beta Agee
Wayne Harris
Jay
Ray Robinson
Poores
Weists
Albert Nelson
Ted Arensmeyer
Everet Breding
Malone
C. M. Hart
Cascade
Roscoe
Otto Schaefer
Great Falls
H. H. Wuest
Kansas
Nebraska
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Hirshberg’s. ‘Peters
Hirshberg
Eugene L. Murphy
C. S. McDonald
Ladies Guild of St. Stephens
A. W. Ziebarth
Ernie
Erie
Colorado
BE. H. Ziebarth
Ziebarth
L. C. Bolton
Otto Jensen
Gilbert Wheat
Jas. Heighton
Clyde Murphy
Los Angeles
Calif
Missoula
the Royal
Edmond Lowe
Mr. Dynamite
Buck Jones
Ruby Keeler
Dick Powell
Paramount
Choteau Bakery
Swift
Swansdown
Borden
Chocolate
Hershey’s
Kist
Rane
Cash & Carry Grocery
Ray Davidson
Mgr
Tom’s Service Station
Chick” Sulgrove, Prop
Cutter
Blackleg Aggression
Choteau Drug Co
Choteau, Mont
Bole Woman’s Club
The
Dramatic Publishing Co
Chicago
Jesse C. Bleecker
Old
Citizens State Bank
Knudizon Lumber Co
Mountain View Gardens
Claude
Tennant’s Orchestra
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