Twenty Years Ago in Chateau Montanian Notes
Long column of 19th century Chateau Montanian items recounts visits and relocations. Senator W. K. Flowerree in town, weddings in Great Falls, arrivals from Dupuyer, Arington business trips, teacher certifications, and artesian well activity. Several residents move, marry, or plan schooling. local industry and community life feature prominently.
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Chateau Montanian
W. K. Flowerree
Maggie Shields
Chateau
John Healy
Great Falls
Geo. V. Fowler
Sam Potter
Dupuyer Carl Haris
Charles Wilcox
Potter
Wilcox
S. A
Erna
Wesleyan University
Roy England
Chalmers
Norman Bruce
Queen’s Dominions
WD. Jones
Dupuyer
Guarad Bros
Kyle Price
Outing near Birch Creek dam ends with supper stop
A Sunday county outing saw eight cars depart W D Jones ranch for Birch Creek dam where a fine lunch was served. The group returned home after 5 PM stopping at Dupuyer Creek for supper. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W D Jones and many neighbors.
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W. D. Jones
Birch Creek Dam
Dupuyer Creek
Ban
Hose
J. Reid Jones
An Alls. Hunt
Shawver
Feland
Quail
Mansfield
G.D. Porter
J. W. White
Josie Humble
J. Gutschell
Frank Hodges
Dave White
Misses Jones
White
Dry Fork
Conrad
Holland
Valerian
William Morrisson
Hugh Forbes
Aero Squadron 280
Hugh
Waco
Texas
Brady
Berg
Frances Heights
Valier
Luther League
M. J. Pleas
Major Campbell
Pleas
Indian Service
Ferris
Pawnee
Oklo
Browning
Olive Selin
Great Falls
Miss Selin
Sun Dance
Wyoming
Dutton Sentinel
L. Potter
Helena
State Council of Defense
Potter
Pioneer Press
Lanstrum
Jeanette
Bynum Brevities Hit Regional Moves and Health Notes
Local notes record Mr. and Mrs. K. Stonehouse heading to Great Falls for the winter. Jas. Henry resumes activity. Dan Thornton suffered a weeklong heart trouble. Donald Graham sold five carloads of sheep to Webb Armstrong for shipment to Chicago. Johnnie Moore travelled to Wa-Wer. Chas. McDonald visited. Leonard Fry visits Great Falls on business. Mike J. Riley heads to Seattle where his family resides and will work in shipyards.
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Dupuyer Acantha
George W. Magee
Browning
Steele
Dan F. Miller
Lucy Steele
Henry Weimer
Sweet Grass Hills
JW. Shields
Samuel L. Potter
William Haggerty
Dupuyer
J. W. McKnight
Daniel Foust
Birch Creek
Joseph Laney
Laney
Great Falls
P O. Berglund
Minnie
Oma
Leona Cord
Cord
St. Joseph
Mike J. Rilley
Seattle
Riddick Seeks Republican Nomination for Congress
Carl W. Riddick of Lewistown announces his candidacy for Representative in Congress on the Republican ticket. He cites endorsements from business leaders and Fergus county farmers, patriotism, two sons serving as aviators, and pledges faithful service if elected. Paid for by Carl W. Riddick.
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Lewistown
Fergus County
Montana
Congress
World beet sugar production falls in wartime economy
Allied beet sugar output drops by about a third from prewar averages. France yields only 29.1 percent of its former production with 61 factories versus over 200 before the war. Italy reports a 56,000 ton decline from last year amid labor shortages and reduced yields.
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U. S. Food Administration
Cuba
Java
America
France
Europe
Italy
Local Visits and Travel Notes From Area Residents
Ed Noble travels to Kalispell to visit relatives. Mrs L F Kretzer visits old friends around Bynum. Martin Anderson and Nels Satterlie are through baying. L A Fry and daughter trip to Great Falls. Joe Enright sells his caterpillar tractor to Mitchell of Box Elder Co and plans to return to Santa Cruz California. Tony Schaeffer and J C Krammer drive to Great Falls by auto.
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Ed Noble
Kalispell
L. F. Kretzer
G. B. Grande
Bynum
Martin Anderson
Nels Satterlie
Baying
L. A. Fry and
Great Falls
Joe Enright
Mitchell
C.o
Santa Cruz
Cal
Tony Schaeffer
J. C. Krammer
Sugar Use in United States Warns of Shortage and Conservation
The United States would face severe limits on sugar if ships are blocked, with about 4.25 million tons refined consumed domestically. The Food Administration urges households to cap sugar at two pounds per person monthly to free ships for France England and Italy, while the Army and Navy call for “Save Our Ships” to move troops and munitions.
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United __' s
Louisiana
United States
Germany
United States Food Administration
France
England
Italy
Army
Navy
O.S
Java
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Choteau Lumber Company
Eurocopean Plan
Choteau
Hodgkiss
Montanaf
Price
HOUCK
Cleland
C. H. Swaine
Bair
Teton County
James Salgrove
Falls
J. E. Marcum
Helmsville
Evan D. Jones
T. W. Luce
Thomas S Miller
George Mc. L. Peppard
William Vannette
Henry Creighton
Pondera
John Zimmerman
OUR County
Srehearer
Carl W. Riddick
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