Ghot eau In Brief Highlights From Chateau Area
Wallace Coffey returns from Kalispell Big Fork. Ben Chalmers and family back from Yellowstone and Wyoming. Duke Blakely comes home from Glacier Park. Mrs Hi Loomis improves after Great Falls hospital stay. Audrey Seufert leaves for nurses training at Deaconess Hospital Great Falls. Alfred Carvill visits Chateau. catches rainbow trout at Eureka reservoir. Local folks travel to Missoula and Chicago. dealers move hardware shop to new location. University and naval service updates plus accidents and community notices. Engraved Christmas cards for sale at Acantha office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Coffey
Kalispell
Big Fork
Acantha
Ben’Chalmers
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Duke Blakely
Glacier Park
Park Service
Hi Loomis
Great Falls
A. Fluhr
Lucy
Helena
BE. M. Schneider
Eureka Reservoir
Harold Bateman
Johnny Billings
Harlan
Alton Lee
Howard Thorn
Fairfield
Missoula
Johnny
The
State University
Geo. Coffey
Jere
K. B H. Sturgis
R. F. Vick
Richard
Lillian Owens
Jim Robison
Pablo
Gale
Atty. B. I. Packer
Bob Reickhoff
Spokane
William
Buster” Yeager
Chateau
Cecil Yeager
Willam Krofft
Navy
Salt Lake City
Frank Zgoda
Saskatchewan
Canada
Edmonton
Ethel Lindseth
Zgoda
Pendray Items and Local Moves Include Trips and Visits
Pendray items note Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Fulbright visiting Seattle to see friends and relatives. Mrs. Jones and Betty head to Bozeman for college, while Karl Rappold, Mr. Wilson and Mr. Hightower return from Chicago. Ladies' Aid postponed to October 5 with Mrs. W. P. Phillips hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Fulbright
Seattle
Jay Gitchell
Rachel Gitchell
Dick Williams
Great Falls
Williams
Pendrey Sunday School
J. A. Swanson
Guy Gulbrandsen
Missoula
University
Jones
Betty
Bozeman
Tulley
Lillian Talifson
Talifson
Marion Salois
C. H. Thomas
Porter
Miss Lockhart
J. H. Gutshall
Harry Swanson
F. G. Curtis
Chateau
Paul Rose
Wash
Wm. Mitchell
Rose Ranch
Karl Rappold
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Hightower
Chicago
Gust Johnson
Washington
Hospital Notes Dismissals From Multiple Institutions
Maynard Hospital ue Pud Acton and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Akerley of Coffee Creek were dismissed Monday. Dr. C. D. Powell of Walier entered as a medical patient Thursday and was dismissed Tuesday. Chateau Hospital Mrs. George Headington of Power entered last Thursday as a medical patient and was dismissed Sunday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Murray of Choteau, a baby girl Tuesday. Mrs. Dave Nesbit of Choteau dismissed Wednesday. Mrs. Roderick McDonald of Choteau dismissed Monday. Mrs. Arthur Carrier and son dismissed Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick McDonald
Choteau
Arthur Carrier and Son
Methodist Service S Choir Practice and Rally Day Schedule
Church notices outline choir practice at 7 30 tonight and Rally Day Sunday with Sunday school at 9 45. Morning worship at 11 and evening service at 7 15 follow an Epworth League gathering at 6 30. A second service at Pendrey exists at 3 p m led by Richard F Vick minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Pendrey
Richard F. Vick
Catholic Service Times In Chateau And Bynum
Mass will be celebrated at the Catholic church in Chateau at 9 AM Sunday with all day adoration and benediction at 7 30 PM. Mass at the Catholic church in Bynum at 11 AM. Confessions in Chateau Saturday at 4 PM for children and 7 30 PM for adults. Rev. J F Schulte, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bynum
J. F. Schulte
Ladies Aid to Meet in Chateau Next Wednesday
Farmington notes Mrs. Curtis hosts Ladies Aid in Chateau on Oct 4 afternoon. Services by Rev Olaf Anterson at Norwegian Lutheran Church this Sunday at 3 p m. Various local visits and travel updates follow including Chalmers and Swenson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Curtis
Chateau
Olaf Anterson
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Howard Hanson
W. F. Arensmeyer
Dorothy Swenson
Harry Thompson
May Thompson
Great Falls
Leslie Chalmers
Wm. Chalmers
Wm. Chalmers Home. Mr. Chalmers
Stanford
Adolph Arensmeyer
Billy Mauseth
Oliver Mauseth
L. J. Otness
Rochester
Minn
Lois Swenson
Dillon
State Normal School
H. D. Club
R. A. Reiding
Clarence Stenson
Deaconess Hospital
Patrick Lennon
le Desky
Myron
J. B. Conner
Burton Ditch
Meeting Elects New Officers At Local Club
The closing meeting at Yvonne Wheeler's home elected officers: Connie Dellno president, Edna Arensmeyer vice president, Yvonne Wheeler secretary, Virginia Sabo treasurer, Jean Smith recreation leader. A candy sale was planned for the Saturday football game and a luncheon was served. Elizabeth Miller, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne Wheeler
Connie Dellno
Edna Arensmeyer
Virginia Sabo
Jean Smith
Elizabeth Miller
Little Theatre Group Plans Play Organization Meeting
The Wo mans club Little Theatre group meets Monday at Mrs Wayne Gillette home. They will discuss organizing the 3 act play Patsy Strings Along by Mrs George Duvendack and study staging lighting casting and management. Mrs R Baillie reviews Ah Wilderness by Eugene O Neill. All drama enthusiasts urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Theatre Group
Woman’s Club
Wayne Gillette
George Duvendack
Patsy Strings
Eugene O'Neill
R. Baillie
High School Helites News Notes and Rumors
Local school column reports rumors of Miss Buck playing checker with fifth period students and joking threats. The football team won Friday night and tickets are selling for an upcoming home game. A T P T dance is set for October 17 to raise funds for stadium lighting. Band Parents plan new maroon and gold uniform pants to reduce laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Vick
Bulldogs
Warren Daley
Charles Hallberg
Conrad
P. S. Harriet
Bud
Band Parents Club
Taxes May Be Paid Without Penalty by Jan 1 1940
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn rules delinquent taxes may be paid on or before January 1, 1940, without penalty and interest. The opinion, written for Edward T. Dussault, Missoula county attorney, holds that delinquent taxes including those accruing after tax certificates must be paid by purchasers at tax deed sales or by those redeeming property sold for taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Freebourn
Edward T. Dussault
Missoula County
Gas hearing in Conrad suspended by Montana commission
The Montana Public Service Commission suspended a show cause hearing on natural gas rates for Montana Dakota Utilities Co. serving Chateau, Conrad, and Valier. The hearing will resume Monday, Oct. 2, marking the third scheduled session in this matter after earlier continuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Public Service Commission
Conrad
Montana- Dakota Utilities Co
Chateau
Valier
Cheese output drops in Montana last August
Montana dairy figures show cheese production fell about 24 percent in August compared with August 1938. State data list 121,439 pounds produced versus 159,618 a year earlier while ice cream rose 11 percent to 207,642 gallons and butter edged up 0.5 percent to 1,219,753 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Dairy Division
State Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ghoteau
Zenith
L. E. Taylor Garage
J. L. Fallon
Art Bagley
Org
Chas, Roberts
Art Epple
R. G. Keeton
Keeton
Harvard University
Jack Baker
Baker Dude Ranch
Hampton Bloom
Bloom
Associated Merchants of Montana
Tme
Barbara Stanwyck and
Joel McCrea
Union Pacific
Donald Duck
Jack Benny
Claire Trevor
Geo. Raft
Man In Iron Mask
Four Feathers
Mr. Chips
8Ix Jazz
Bloom’s Grocery
U.S
Pelican Cove
K. C
Farmington News
Stitch IN Time Club
W. Co. Little Theatre Group
Rexall Drug Store
Dodge
High School
Helites
Claude
Sunset Riders
Woman’s Club of
Bole
Leigh’s Texaco Station
Breen Oil CO
Therm
Choteau Hardware CO
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