Local Choteau Notes and Business Calls
J. K. Sutton went to Great Falls Tuesday on business. E. A. Arnett went to Great Falls Modern house for rent. Furniture for sale. Call at residence 134 block south of grade school. H. A. Norman Moit Hirshberg, prominent merchant of Fairfield, transacted business in Chateau on Monday. The Ladies Guild will meet with Mrs. J.M. Weaver Thursday afternoon December 15. H. G. Ward departed Monday for California due to his wife’s illness. Miss Mary Read, slowly recovering, went to Great Falls Monday for treatment. Holiday banners and show cards at Chateau Paint Shop on short notice. Daggett & Connor. E. Williams, deputy state examiner, completed examination of county offices and departed for Stanford. County Commissioners Crane, Jones and Crittenden met in regular session the first of the week. Advertising rates on application. P. Haugen from near Brady transacted business in Choteau Tuesday. D. L. Remple of Dutton was a business visitor in Choteau Tuesday. E B. Noble of Bynum was a business visitor Tuesday. Henry Radcliffe of Fairfield attended to business in Chateau Tuesday. Senator T. O. Larson returned from a business trip to Great Falls and Helena. Don’t forget the Women’s Club annual dance New Year’s Eve. T. H. Givens assists in the county treasurer’s office this week. Judge J. J. Greene transacted business in Great Falls last Saturday. FARM WANTED: Farm for sale, lowest price and possession. I. Jones, Box 450, Olney, Mont. The Devil’s Pass Key, von Stroheim’s latest, set for next Wed and Thurs at the Royal Theatre with a strong cast including Sam de Grasse and others.
Shoe repair shop moved to new front room
Joe Mozer moved his repair machinery and stock of shoes to the front part of the building recently occupied by W. D. Wells, the tailor. Wells will run his tailor shop in the room at the rear of the building.
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Joe Mozer
W. D. Wells
Mr. Wells
Womans Auxiliary of the American Legion Meeting Scheduled
The Womans Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet Monday December 12 at the library rooms. All members and eligible candidates are urged to attend the 8:00 PM session.
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Womans’ Auxiliary of the American Legion
Krofft Couple Surprised at 60th Birthday Event
Last Wednesday evening friends and neighbors gathered to honor Mr. and Mrs. William Krofft on the sixtieth anniversary of Mr Krofft's birth. The gathering featured card games and a luncheon served at 11:30 PM. Other attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Gay Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ashworth, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Stillman, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Yeager, Mrs. Nellie R. Hammond, Mrs. Frank Salmond, Miss Lydia Hoezinga, Wilbur Yeager, and Henry Hammond.
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Wm. Krofft
Krofft
Lee Brown
Gay Franklin
H. B. Ashworth
Floyd Clark
Clint Stillman
C. D. Yeager
Nellie R. Hammond
Frank Salmond
Lydia Hoezinga
Wilbur "Yeager
Henry Hammond
Third Lyceum Lecture by Fred D Wood Fails
The third lyceum course lecture by Fred Dale Wood failed last Friday evening due to poor advertising. Only a few knew of the event, so Wood did not deliver his talk. Those with season tickets regretted missing a talk considered well worth hearing.
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Lyceum
Fred Dale Wood
Wood
Teachers Meet Delights At Tuesday Parent-Teachers Session
A large crowd attended the Parent-Teachers meeting Tuesday evening with a program by Mary Elizabeth For rest and Phyllis Pridham, a vocal duet and encore. Mrs. W B Butchart read a paper on Character Building, discussed by A B Guthrie, and Prof Ray reported on the recent State Teachers Convention along with reels of picture films he showed.
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Mary’ Elizabeth Forrest
Phyllis Pridham
Pridham
A. B. Guthrie
Ray
Local notes and social brief from area towns
G M Coffey visited Great Falls on Wednesday. Henry M Jensen of Dupuyer transacted business in Chateau yesterday. About 50 Masons enjoyed an elk roast and 38th degree initiation on Wednesday. The Ladies Industrial Society of the M E Church will meet in the church parlors next Wednesday afternoon. The second division will entertain.
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Henry M. Jensen
Dupuyer
Chateau
Ladies Industrial Society of the
M. E. Church
Feeding the Birds in Bitter Winter Air
A poet describes a frosty evening scene by a window where hungry winter birds seek crumbs on a crumb-board. The evergreen hedge provides shelter as towhee, sparrow, juncos, and other birds call and flutter. The narrator feeds them with crumbs suet and an apple core, finding peace as daylight fades.
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Everett
The Public School Pupils Earn Certificates for Punctuality
First grade pupils Louise Clarkson Paul Nelson George Sulgrove Joan Greene Ima Young Anna Lee Gregory receive large certificates for perfect attendance. Second grade recipients include Howard Roberts Harvey Ullman William Yeager Emma Clark Martha Milton Opal Noore Alice McCullough Elizabeth Roulston Evelyn Eder. Third grade honorees are Jim Morgan Carl Peters Stephen Webb Donald Mc Glenn Gibson Monkman Helen Bateman Sophia Eder Verne Gray. Fourth grade honorees include Donald Davis George Loomis Clarence Stone Ariah Moore John Sulgrove Kenneth Ragland Anton Mozer Franklin Oulton Mary Gore Richel Stephens Ruth Moore and Ruth Dow.
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Lillian Mozer
Absen
Louise Clarkson
Paul Nelson
George Sulgrove
Joan Greene
Ima Young
Anna Lee Gregory
Jim Morgan
Carl Peters
Stephen Webb
Donald McGlenn
Gibson Monkman
Helen Bateman
Sophia Eder
Verne Gray
Donald Davis
George Loomis
Clarence Stone
Ariah Moore
John Sulgrove
Kenneth Ragland
Anton Mozer
Franklin Oulton
Mary Gore
Richel Stephens
Grade “Dow
Ruth Moore
Ruth
Vern Watson
Jim Rhoads
Morris Talifson
Houston Péterg
Alice Haugen
Blanche Bennetson
Mary Sulgrove
Charles Davis
Burton Wells
Adelbert Andrews
Edil Hansen
Billy Innes
Howard Martine
Kenneth Pike
Allen Redmond
School pupil names and activities in multiple grades
The list names pupils by grade receiving beginnings and large certificates, plus a fourth fifth grade spelling match. It notes Naomi Gray leaving school for Washington, a sewing exhibit, free school show at Royal Theatre, Hurricane Hutch serial, social Luther League, sleighing good, Christmas program plans, and visits of Chalmers Otness Nora Richem Vivienne Stenson with local residents.
Rules for Smart Family Buying and Planning
Take a definite shopping purpose and time to compare materials and prices. Buy only planned amounts, favor good materials and conservative styles, avoid fashionable excess, and choose versatile suits and gowns that harmonize with accessories.
Farmington Social Roundup Notes Weekend Visits
Mr Joseph Lindseth of Agawam visited the J Otmess home last weekend. A large crowd attended the chair variation on Mr and Mrs Nyhus last Thursday evening. The ladies met at the O Lindseth home last Wednesday. The Farmington post office has moved to the lumber yard office. Mrs C Peterson will attend the office. Miss B Davis visited with Martha.
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Joseph Lindseth
Agawam
J. Otmess
Nyhus
O. Lindseth
Farmington
C. Peterson
B. Davis
Martha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choteau
Ee Prescott
Montana
R. M
Prescott
Teton
J. K. Sutton
Great Falls
E. A. Arnett
H. A. Norman
Hirshberg
Fairfield
Ladies Guild
J.M. Weaver
H. G. Ward
California
Mary Read
Chateau Paint Shop
Daggett & Connor
E. Williams
Stanford
Chas. Crane
W. D. Jones
W. J. Crittenden
Court House
P. ‘Haugen
Brady
D. L. Remple of
Dutton
B. Noble of
Bynum
Our City
Henry’ Radcliffe of
T. O. Larson
Helena
Woman’s Club
T. H. Givens
J. J. Greene
I. Jones
Olney, al
Jerick von Stroheim
Next
Wed
Royal Theatre
von Stroheim
Sam de Grasse
Clyde Fillmore
Una Trevelyn
Maude George
Mae Busch
Ruth King
Leo White
Jack Mathers
Beaupre Cafe
Versal Radiant Grill
Great Falls Power Company
Apex
G. M. Coffey
A. Otmess
Nora Richem
Vivienne Stenson
Farmington New
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N. B. Soda Crackers
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