Coffey Jr Elected Mayor of Chateau Mondla in May Vote
Geo M Coffey Jr won the mayoralty by 44 votes over H N Haugen in Chateau Mondla. Dr H W Bateman was unopposed for alderman in the second ward, W E Logan defeated James Robison for alderman in the first ward by 59 votes. Coffey total 148 votes across two wards to Haugen 104. Officials take office the first Monday in May.
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Geo. M. Coffey Jr
Ayor
Chateau Mondla
NZ Haugen
H. We. Bateman
W. E. Logan
Jas. T. Robison
Mr. Coffey
Haugen
Grade School Notes Recaps Play and Cantata Plans
The first grade will present a two act play Gardener of Cinderella Friday evening at the public school auditorium at eight o'clock sharp. Admission 25 and 35 cents. Second grade pupils Mildred Talfison and Robert Bush receive large certificates for perfect attendance for three months. Mary Luce, recently absent with scarlet fever, is improving. Six eighth grade girls sang at Mrs Kyle Jones baby’s funeral Monday afternoon. The eighth grade Citizen League met with speeches and a one act playlet. Cantata practices continue for next month. Marion Butchart absent this week as her brother is quarantined with scarlet fever. Mrs Bernard of the Crittenden Home spoke to seventh and eighth grade girls last Thursday. This week is examination week.
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Cinderella
Mildred Talifson
Robert Bush
Mary Luce
Kyle Jones
Baby
Citizen League
Marion Butchart
Bernard
Crittenden
Helena
Stewart-Dornblaser wedding at Methodist Church
Miss Yolinda Mae Stewart daughter of Duncan Stewart of Bynum and Owen Dornblaser son of Mark Dornblaser of Bynum were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage Chateau Monday. Rev. Harry T. Strong performed the ceremony with Mark Dornblaser and B. H. Read in attendance.
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Yolinda Mae Stewart
Duncan Stewart
Bynum
Owen Dornblaser
Mark Dornblaser
Chateau Mondayis
Harry T
Stong
B. H. Read
Methodist Church Notes and Easter Sermon in Pendroy
Pastor Harry T. Stong lists morning worship at 10 30 Sunday school 11 30 Junior League 3 00 Epworth League 6 30 and evening sermon 7 30 An industrial women’s session meets Wednesday in church parlors Revival services run nightly except Saturdays A Pendroy Easter sermon 3 00 p m at Pendroy school house includes baptism and new members welcome.
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Methodist
Harry T. Stong
Epworth
Daster
Stong
Pendroy
Card of Thanks for Robert Jones
The Jones family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during their son Robert Jones illness and death. Kyle Jones and family.
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Robert
Kyle Jones
Indoor baseball exhibition in Chateau draws crowd
Tonight at eight the first indoor baseball exhibition in Chateau will pit Dr Bateman's Tigers against the Roberts squad Wamipus Cats. Tickets are 25 cents for adults 15 cents for children with proceeds benefiting the high school athletic association. A postgame dance will follow for attendees.
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Chateau
N._E. Roberts
H. W. Bateman
Chateau Athletic. Association
Dr. Bateman
Tigers
Jack Sweat
G. CG. Core
Clarence Looney
H. J.mcgregor
C. D. McDonald
High School Athletic Association
Hen Prefers Neighbors Bedroom To Own Owners Chicken House
A hen owned by Mr and Mrs Glen Bureh has for two weeks visited neighbors the Houcks depositing an egg daily in a bedroom. The bird enters when doors are open or scratches to gain admission and leaves a warm egg before departing. No dispute over eggs yet.
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Chateau
Glen Bureh
Ross Houck
Houck
Fairfield District 21 elects Eastwood Hanson trustees
John Eastwood and John Hansen were elected trustees of School District 21 Fairfield defeating Martin Johnson and Oleg Kolste two to one. Supporters credit the county superintendent and stance for maintaining country schools and backing the four year county high school at Chateau. Opponents favored a two year district high school, diverting funds from elementary to rural facilities.
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John Eastwood
John Hanson
Fairfield
Martin’ ~ Johnson
Oleg Kolste
Chateau
Messrs ‘Westwood
Hanson
Country Schools
Mrrs
Saylor
Eastwood
Civil actions filed this week in court docket
Fred C. Kruck sues A. O. Lee on a promissory note. Julia Jarrett seeks a divorce from D. R. Jarrett in the ongoing civil actions docket.
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B. M. Jacobson
Fred C. Kruck
A. O. Lee
Julia Jarrett
D. R. Jarrett
Women’s Clubs Plan State Social Survey to Gauge Community Health
The State Federation of Women’s Clubs invites a statewide survey to assess social conditions, child welfare, birth and death data, water and milk safety, and disease control. It seeks factual findings over opinion to identify leading issues and the proper first steps for correction.
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State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Coal Miners Strike Brings Nationwide Tie-Up
The general strike by American coal miners on April first halted operations across major fields and many smaller ones involving about 600000 workers. Storage supplies cover 30 days to five months depending on district, with Montana able to endure ninety days under favorable weather. Railroad workers, 18000, were first affected, while Illinois and Pennsylvania faced some violence amid largely peaceful job action. Congress debates government ownership as President Lewis says unions will confer with operators on a reasonable settlement. some miners head to Russia seeking coal concessions from the soviet government.
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United States
International
Indianapolis
Montana
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
Washington
Congress
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Russia
Haywood
Episcopal ladies plan food and candy sale at Mercantile
The Episcopal ladies announce a food and candy sale at the Mercantile store on Saturday afternoon, April 8. Coffee and sandwiches will be served all afternoon, with prices at 20 cents.
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Episcopal Ladies
District Election Expected to End a Year of Trouble
Saturday's election is expected to end difficulties in the district with solid support for the winners reported from country communities within the district.
High School Notes from a Friday Literary Program
A joint literary program by Literary Sections I and II featured a one act play Eugenically Speaking from Washington Square with actors Elizabeth Shraber Henry Hammond Jack Rose and more. Literary I presented a Hawaiian sketch with several students. A hula dance by two natives closed the event.
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Ida Lindseth
Maybelle Anderson
Alice Otness
Mary BE. Forrest
Elnore Lindseth
Phyllis Pridham
Jim Pridham
Clark Coffey
John ‘Lane
Roy Wiprud
Dealy
Le For Le Office Estab
Le For Le Office Estab is listed with details about its operation. The text notes its establishment status and mentions associated entities and locale references in a concise card format.
Officials move to Chateau office in Larson Block
Mr Myrick transfers from Kalispell to head the local office with deputy Mr Rush from Great Falls. The Jefferson office consolidation ended two years ago. Equipment arrived and three rooms form a suite. Both families have rented homes nearby and express satisfaction with the new location.
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B. Hye Myri
M. Rush
Dep
Clark Fokteau
Forest
Uns
Great Falls
Larson
Mr. Myrick
Chateau
Kalispell
Mr. Rush
Rush
Jefferson
St Stephen's Church Plans Holy Week Services
Rev H E Bush leads St Stephen's Church Protestant Episcopal with 11:00 morning worship 12:00 church school 7:30 evening worship and Maundy Thursday Lord's Supper at 7:30. Good Friday three hour service noon to three recalls Jesus crucifixion. services open to the public.
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ST. Stephen’s Church
H. E. Bush
Too Wise Wives at Royal Theater Promises Moral Tale
Paramount picture too wise wives travels to Royal theater next Sunday and Monday. Mona Lisa plays a wife who risks her husband’s faith for money while Lois Weber writes directs a cautionary tale of romance and compromise. The production emphasizes a wife’s perspective and moral dilemma.
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Mona Lisa
Lois Weber
Royal Theater
Paramount
Miss Weber
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Sidewalk & Curb
Sewer District
Oean
W. B. ‘Butchart
Citizens State Bank
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