Council Votes to Take Up More Street Bonds
At the city council monthly meeting the decision was made to take up 3 000 of outstanding street bonds with 31 500 in the street sinking fund and the rest from the general fund and the general street fund. The plan targets saving about 125 in interest at five percent. Building permits were issued to John Hent ges Martin Vigen and Chas Miller and a pasture permit was granted to Elmer Alum for city property on the south edge of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
General
FP. C. Barribal
John Hentges
Martin Vigen
Chas. Miller
Elmer Alum
Eastern Star Auxiliary Honors Grand Matron at Birthday Party
The O. E. S. Auxiliary celebrated Mrs. Anna W. Smatley of Roundup, honored as right worthy grand matron of the General Grand Chapter Eastern Star. Local members hosted a birthday party with Stars and Masons in attendance. Proceeds benefited Mrs. Smalley. Door prize awarded to Mrs. Arthur Tesch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Grand Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Anna W. Smatley
Roundup
Eastern Star Auxiliary
Smadley
Fred Barribal
Fred S. Willson
Geo. Jackson
Smalley
Arthur Tesch
State Income Tax Return Deadline Set For April 15
The state board of equalization chaired by James H. Stewart Sam Pp Goza and John J. Greene announced that April 15 is the filing deadline for state income tax returns and that penalties for late filings will be strictly enforced this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalization
James H. Stewart
Sam Pp. Goza
John J. Greene
Many Enjoy Masonic Party Social Season closes
The Chateau Masonic lodge held its final social event of the season on Saturday night. C. Q O. Johnson chaired the arrangements committee. The high school band directed by Irshal Davis performed during dinner hour. A program upstairs featured Jeanette Woodward and Dorothy Breding singing a duet with guitar, tap dances by Calvin Wixom pupils, vaudeville numbers under Mae Walton, and Billy Wallace served as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Masonic Lodge
C. Q O. Johnson
Irshal Davis
Jeanette Woodward
Dorothy Breding
Calvin Wixom
Mae Walton
Billy Wallace
Hospital notes list patients and recent operation
Mrs. Hans Martinson was taken yesterday to the Deaconess hospital in Great Falls for a major operation. Paul Rice is a medical patient at the Maynard hospital. John Benson, an employe at the Guy Miller ranch, is a medical patient at the Maynard hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Martinson
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Paul Rice
Maynard Hospital
John Benson
Guy Miller
Genteel Gents and Moon Winks at Gay Nineties Party
A Monday event at K P Hall recreates the nine ties era with a prima donna singing Nelly Was a Lady and a quartet of genteel gents performing. Attendees are urged to dress in nine ties or come as they are for a Moon Winks themed dance starting at 8 30 with a door prize and 75 cents per couple.
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Nelly
K. P
Local notes from Stearns shop to road work and grants
Walter H. Gorham redecorates Stearns Electric Shop interior as the first 35 000 federal water fund payment arrives. I F Bischel of Montana Dakota Utilities visits from Conrad. Chateau creamery office reorganization proceeds. Citizens petition road work. spring brings road crew moves from Fairfield bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Gorham
Stearns’ Electric
I. F. Bischel
Pondera
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Conrad
Chateau Creamery
Laurentine Miller
Watkins Products
Miller
Inez Beckford
Carl Jensen
Ben Grilley
Pendroy
Chateau
Jensen
L. B. Pendroy
Continental Oil Co
Glen R. Becker
Conoco
American Legion Auxiliary
K.P Hall
Board of County Commissioners
Obert Peterson
Fairfield
Power Home Demonstration Club Holds March Meeting
The Power group met in Power on March 26 with 17 members and seven visitors. Pamphlets on home decorations were shared and lunch was served by Mrs. Olive Bauman and Mrs. Ypeare Thompson. A loan request described includes a four room house 17 lots and other land in Bynum Montana with no liens and taxes paid.
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Power Home Demonstration Club
Power
Club Lealers
Olive Bauman
Ypeare Thompson
Bynum
Mont
Joan “Happy
Becker
Bynum, Mont
Red Cross Report March Teton County Chapter
Teton County Chapter American Red Cross reports March metrics including 28 families helped 88 children aided 54 office calls 11 home calls 10 phone calls 10 letters sent 103 used garments issued 2 quilts produced by 4 workers 100 hours logged. Donations included 131 dollars sent to flood relief victims and 543.50 value of used garments given to the chapter. Names listed of those who came to the chapter this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
American Red Cross
M. M. Webb
Clarence Johnson
J. E B. Byrne
J. Lyons
W. Burns
W. H. Gorham
Arthur Ramsey
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Lucy Dennis
Agawam Notes Community Dinner Planned
Old King Winter has left our community. Mr and Mrs Harry Young visited Friday. Carl Franks returns home after months in Chateau hospital. Helen Mancoronel is back at school after two weeks illness. Gerald Torgerson is sick. M Hart visited Fort Shaw briefly. H D clubhouse cleaned for use. Community dinner Friday night. Next H D meeting Thursday April 360 at Mrs Arthur Weists home. Committee includes Mrs Ted Arensmeyer and Mrs Alex Truchot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old King Winter
Harry Young
Agawam
Carl Franks
Chateau Hospital
Helen Mancoronel
Gerald Torgerson
Do. M. Hart
Fort Shaw
H. D. Club
H. D
Arthur Weist
Ted Arensmeyer
Alex Truchot
Good Friday Services at Chateau Methodist Church
A Good Friday remembrance and communion service will be held at the Methodist church in Chateau tomorrow at 8 p.m. Rev. Dover will speak on Proclaiming the Lord's Death. Special music for the occasion will be presented by the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Dover
St Stephen’s Church Service Schedule Mentioned
Saturday eve at 7 30 p m Haster eve master Sunday 8 a m holy Communion 10 a m morning prayer study 11 a m second celebration and sermon Missionary Lee H Young listed as speaker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Stephen’s
Lee H. Young
Belleview March Blizzard Delays Travel and School
A heavy March blizzard in Belleview suspended travel for over a week with temperatures dropping to 20 below. The March 26 snow closed schools until midweek. a March 18 4-H fundraiser and an April 25 Home Demonstration Club meeting were mentioned, with Emil Durr reelected trustee and Willow Creek bridge nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Durr
Willow Creek
Belleview Road
John W. Ward
For Sale Realty and Musical Instruments Ad
FOR SALE Three room house 400 five room house 2500 seven room house 4500 320 acres land 8 per acre H L Stafford Chateau 45 tf FOR SALE Short time only 1 Gretsch silver plated trumpet new Gladstone case 49 00 2 Gretsch new metal Boehm clarinets cases included 344 00 each Bargains backed with Gretsch guarantee Tennants Dance Orchestra Chateau 45 11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Stafford
Chateau
Tennant
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O. E. S. Auxiliary
Morrell
Swansdown
Libby
Lour
Best Foods
Quart Jay
Lge
RED Cross Report
Belleview
Elma Chappell
Hugh Smith
James Peebles
Robert Clark
Home Demonstration Club
McDonnell
Frank Bruno
S. Maccany
Pollock
Acantha
E. J. Sullivan
Dupuyer
F. G. Coyte
Louis L. Hart
Starr & Barkaloo
Humble House
Julia Humble
Jake Tuinstra
Choteau
McCormick - Deering
McCormick-Deering
McCormick Deering
Nash Coach
Willis-Knight
Csscccencenees
Choteau Implement CO
J. A. Baart
John Deere
Allis-Chalmers
H. Pp. McCormick-Deering
Curtis-Folda CO
John Deere Farm Implements
Whitman
the Post Tavern
Collins
L. A. Garrett
Owner
J. H. Byler
C. D. McDonald
Urey
L. E. Taylor Garage
Ford
U.C.C
Electrolux
Montana- Dakota Utilities Co
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