Talk of the Towns April 6 club meeting and local social notes
The Chateau Home Demonstration club schedules a meeting at the I O O F hall on Tuesday April 6 with a 1 PM pot luck lunch. A parade of local visits, Easter gatherings, and community events follow including family trips and multiple social visits across Chateau and nearby towns.
Fairfield man pays fishing fine for license violation
John Jackson of Fairfield paid a 27.50 fine to Judge Jim Sulgrove for fishing without a license at Bynum reservoir. Deputy game warden Keith Burke from Conrad arrested him.
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John Jackson
Fairfield
Jim Sulgrove
Bynum Reservoir
Keith Burke
Conrad
Easter Services Shine Across Conrad Vicinity
Mrs Clyde Baquet reports a sunny Easter day with light winds and many local families attending services. Rev Wilbur Hooper preached at Brady to a full house while Conrad, Dutton, and Chateau participants joined in. Local shoppers included Eugene Baquet and others and Henry Miller began digging two cisterns for Clyde Baquet, promising completion by Tuesday evening.
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Clyde Baquect
Wilbur Hooper
Dutton
Brady
Conrad
Chateau
Church of Our Choice
Eugene Baquet
Mike Horak
Robert McClenhan
Clarence Rotvold
Roscoe Thompson
Henry Bremer
Clyde Baquet
Henry Miller
Dupuyer Trap Shoot Plans For April Event
The Dupuyer Trap and Gun club will sponsor a trap shoot this Sunday just south of Dupuyer on the highway. The ham and chicken shoot is slated for April 4 and was not held last Sunday as previously announced.
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Dupuyer
Legion Auxiliary Meeting Monday Night in Club Rooms
The American Legion auxiliary plans a regular meeting on Monday April 5 at 8 p.m. in the club rooms. April is Child Welfare month with Mrs. Jay Robinson leading the program. Dr. H V Gibson of Great Falls will discuss polio and show a patient care film. Members urged to attend. refreshments to follow.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Jay Robinson
H. V. Gibson
Great Falls
Fun Feed Set Tonight For Teton County Farmers
The annual Fun Feed for farmers and ranchers of Teton county will be held tonight at the Chateau high school building with dancing and entertainment supplementing the gym banquet.
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Teton County
Chateau High School
Obernolte Elected Moves And Holiday Closings Discussed
Obernolte elected and a holiday closing policy for Choteau discussed at a dinner meeting. The group approved Monday closings when a legal holiday falls on Sunday, with the holiday closings committee named. Future chamber drives discussed and projects include feeder roads signs drainage lighting and a trailer park for tourists. About 35 Choteau businessmen attended.
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Choteau
Steve Strong
Jim Henderson
al Hensley
Obernolte
Granger
Chamber
Augusta
Browning
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Epworth League
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C. A. Braley
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J. C. Beck
A. O. Gullidge
Helena
Ada Russell
Dolly
Walter
Gail Homan
Spokane
Teton Saddle Club
Bill Stensfield
Sun River
Jack Acord
Duke Blakely
Japan
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Rachel Edwards
Walt Bateman
George Hoefer
Joe Cartright
Margaret Davis
Carl Gulbrandsen
al Hargens
J. L
Shell) Billings
Colton
Wm. Kirchner
John Billings
Billings
Robert Haugen
Missoula
Paul Roesti
Butte
John Swanson
Pendray
Palo Alto
Carl B. Field
Wesley Beck
Corpus Christi
Marion Hensley
Alice M. Anderson
James Anderson
State College
Bozeman
Hans Anderson
G. Christman
Elmer Erickson
Helmsville
Raymond
Erickson
Knudtzon Lumber Co
the Home
Bloom’s Grocery and Meats
Custer
Campbells
Can del Monte
van Brite
Collins
Legion Auxiliary
Wedum
Choteau Hospital
Pat Granger
L. E. Taylor
C. W. Boussard
Robert Gronberg
Eddie Howard
Hanusa Agency
McAlister
al Agency Insurance & Accounting
Choteau, Montana
John L. Dunckel
Arnold C. Hanusa
Taylor Motor Co
Dodge-Plymouth
Chenille
Ahluve
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