Four Baseball Teams Ahead of Montana County League Start
Chateau plans four local teams the All Stars Yannigans High School Bulldogs and Independents will open the season Sunday at 2 0 clock against the top rated All Stars. The Twilight league will include several city teams and an equipment fund collection will be held at the opener.
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State of Montana
Chateau
All Stars
Yannigans
Bulldogs
Independents
Clint Core
Jack Byler
Charley Allum
Leary
Alpha Players Present Play at Union Service in Great Falls
The Alpha players of the Methodist church in Great Falls will present the play Simon, the Leper at the First Methodist church during Sunday evening services. The Baptist church joins for the service. Cast includes Bill Olsen as Simon and Velma Edwards as Mary with Mrs. W. W. Smith directing.
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Alpha
Union
Great Falls
Alpha Players
Methodist Church
Simon
Baptist Church of
Ruby Miller
Bill Olsen
Judith
Johnny Peterson
Susanna
Simon Marion Butchart Beeilncae
Velma Edwards
W. W. Smith
Edwin Dover Amon
Jaan
Martha
Lazarus
Frances Rosengren
Mary
Srwannstanergouncer
Teas
Gibson Monkman Lazarus
Jesus
Edwin Dover
Teton County Invited to Join Crow and Magpie Drive
Great Falls Wildlife Association seeks Teton County participation in a crow and magpie drive. Secretary Gordon Thompson urged Otto Wagnild to present the plan to local hunters. Prizes include a .22 rifle and multiple .22 shells. starts April 14 with point values for heads and eggs.
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Teton
Falls
Crow
Magpie
Teton County
Great Falls
Great Falls Sporting Goods Company
Four Chosen Tuesday to Represent Choteau in County Flag Contest
Thirteen grade school children competed in a Choteau public school flag contest to pick representatives for the county event on the 28th. Winners for fifth and sixth grades were Harry Luinstra and Dorothy Moore. for seventh and eighth, Billy Wallace and Katheryn Mac Donald. Judges were three American Legion auxiliary members. The contest is sponsored by the auxiliary with the county superintendent. County winners receive prizes from the auxiliary.
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Choteau
Harry Luinstra
Dorothy Moore
Billy Wallace
Katheryn MacDonald
American Legion Auxiliary
I. B. Hardy
E. W. Allen
C. H. Huffman
U S Liberty Bond Exchange Offer Due April 15
A treasury letter from Henry Morgenthau Jr informs that about one billion dollars of the fourth liberty loan bonds remain outstanding and mature on April 15. Bondholders may redeem for cash or exchange for a new issue at 3.44 percent interest, with exchanges possible even if redeemed earlier. Banks will assist in redemption and exchange, and the government aims to close by April 15.
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First National Bank
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
the Treasury
Treasury Department
Morgenthau
Citizens State Bank
Former Indian Superintendent Visits Chateau for Business
I C Campbell former superintendent of the Blackfoot Indian reservation spent Monday and Tuesday in Chateau visiting old friends and handling Montana Automobile Association duties. He noted long membership and work improving roads and motoring conditions in the state. He helped recruit new members and highlighted his prior 12 years at Browning and Fort Shaw. He now lives at Lingshire accompanying wife Mrs Campbell and guests Mr and Mrs W D Helm.
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I. C. Campbell
Blackfoot
Chateau
Campbell
Montana Automobile Association
Browning
Government Indian School
Fort Shaw
Lingshire
W. D. Helm
Indian Service
Cooking School Gas Range Demonstration Here
A cooking school and gas range demonstration will be held at the Masonic hall on April 19 and 20 from 2 to 4 p m. Robert Naylor of Northwest States Utilities announced the event directed by Mrs Violet M Hollis. A 1200 series Magic Chef gas range and Electrolux gas refrigerator will be shown with attendance prizes offered on both days.
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Masonic Hall
Robert Naylor
Northwest States Utilities Company
Violet M. Hollis
Home Service
Chateau
Naylor
Mr. Naylor
Allotment Committee Shifts Meeting Day to Saturdays
Te ton County Wheat Production Control association announces Saturday meetings replacing Mondays. Effective this Saturday the allotment committee will convene on Saturdays. Members listed include Chas. Proff W. H. Wellenstein and W. D. Reiquam.
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Teton County
Recreational group meeting moved up a day
The Teton County Recreational Association advances its meeting from Friday to Thursday to avoid conflicting with a Dut ton teachers' meeting. The change aims to accommodate local scheduling needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Recreational Association
Dutton
Four CCC Workers Return from Mentone California
Morris Dinty Moore Spud Moore Charles Coulter and Getch Jacobs arrived in Chateau after wintering at Camp F-150 on Mill Creek. They report enjoyable experiences and work focused on conserving the water supply and fire prevention. Re-enlistments by Burt Wells Lyle Malcolm and Harry Bleecker extend CCC service for three months. Burns joins an oil company in California.
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Morris
Dinty” Moore
Burt Wells
Lyle Malcolm
Harry Bleecker
CCC
California
Moore
Glacier Park
Montana
Bud Burns
C. W. Burns
Missoula Wedding Ties Local Couple in 1930s Era
Miss Marion Webb and Leigh Nett, both of Missoula, were married last Thursday by Rev. David Jackson of the Presbyterian church. The bride, daughter of the late W H Webb, trained as a dental assistant. the groom, a forest service worker and former J J Hannan clerk, plans to live in Chateau. Witnesses were Stephen Webb and I G Lestrud, both of Chateau.
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Marion Webb
Leigh Nett
Missoula
David Jackson
Presbyterian Church
Stephen Webb
I. G. Lestrud
Chateau
W. H. Webb
Teton County
Teton County High School
E. J. Crary
Northwestern University
Nett
Forest Service
J. J. Hannan
Augusta High School
Dr Boussard Named Leader of Chateau Band
Dr C W Boussard was chosen to succeed Robert Clarkson as leader of the Chateau band after Clarkson left to head an oral rehabilitation program in Helena. Boussard, with Lions Club support, plans to recruit and expand the band and parade a lively drum corps, aiming for a big Fourth of July celebration.
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C. W. Boussard
Robert Clarkson
Chateau
Clarkson
Helena
Boussard
L. Stafford
Lions Club
North Dakota
Rugby
University of Minnesota
Frank Cloutier
St. Paul
Tle
Mountain View Gardens
Relief program delays noted as CWA fades
This week reports show no clear plan for CWA to FERA transition with M D McMahon from Helena arriving to oversee. County relief registrations total 32 while urban relief requires towns of 5 000 population. local council appointments remain unsettled as W B Butehart chairs in Sturgis absence.
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CWA
PWA
FERA
M. D. McMahon
Helena
B A. Roll
Robert Clarkson
W. B. Butehart
K. E. Sturgis
Mr. Roll
Prisa'e
Joe Knudtzon
Tax official to aid late state returns in Chateau
A telegram from J B Dwyer to the Acantha says he will be in Chateau on April 16 to assist in separating late state income tax returns. The message came from Winnett.
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Acantha
J. B. Dywer
Chateau
Winnett
School board elects three with new member Conlin
Two retiring members Earl Yeager and Theo Paulus were reelected and J B Conlin was elected to fill the two year term on District No 1's school board. Paulus also secured a three year term and the board will meet in April to organize. A separate note describes Chateau merchants distributing coupons for a $500 cash drawing on July 3 and 4 with each dollar spent earning a coupon.
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Paul Kropp
Paulus
County Superintendent of Schools
Conlin
Yeager
John Hentges
Shirley Wallace
Chateau
Choteau
Divine Tremour
Annual Meeting of Che teau Country Club Set for Friday
The Che teau Country Club will hold its annual meeting Friday at the Post Tavern. Officers term expirations include Baillie president Barribal secretary and Doughty treasurer. J J Hannan will be succeeded on the board with R E Nelson and C B McDonald remaining as directors. A State Golf association delegate will be named. No golf activity this spring and the April fools tourney was cancelled due to a snow storm.
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Cheteau Country Club
Post Tavern
Plains
Baillie
A. Barribal
Doughty
J. J. Hannan
R. E. Nelson
C B. McDonald
State Golf Association
Billings
Teton High Enters Triangular Meet at Simms Apr 28
Teton high has accepted an invitation to take part in a triangular meet at Simms on April 28. Work on the Teton high track and field has been completed this week to allow practices for this event and the county grade school meet in May. The invitational meet held here for about five years has been called off due to date conflicts and other reasons.
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Teton High
Simms
Snt
Farmers Union Oil and Shipping Co incorporates in Pendroy
Articles of Incorporation filed in the county clerk's office establish the Farmers Union Oil and Shipping Co with a 30 year charter. C. W. Field as temporary president and Paul Rice as temporary secretary are named. Capital stock up to 350000 dollars, with 50 percent to farmers and par value between 25 and 500 dollars. Home office designated in Pendroy.
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Farmers Union Oil and Shipping Co
Wool Clip Sells at About Twenty Seven Cents
C. C. Coffey sold his 19214 wool clip estimated at about 27 000 pounds to Dewey Gould and Co for 27 cents. Phil I Cole acted as local agent for the Boston firm. The wool described as medium fine. Another sale: M Malone clip for 28 cents to Colonial Wool Co Boston via TA Meagher. Great Falls buyer Cole noted prices declined slightly recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Coffey
Dewey,Gould & Co
Phil I Cole
Boston
K Malone
Colonial Wool Co
T A Meagher
Great Falls
Mr. Cole
Legion Meeting Postponed By Chateau Post No
The American Legion post announces its Friday night meeting is postponed to next Friday due to road conditions. Officials say they invite the Dutton post to attend.
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Chateau Post No
The
American Legion
Dutton
Penney executive heads to Portland convention
E. E. Sturgis, manager of the J. C. Penney Co. store and head of the Teton county relief committee, left Friday for Portland Oregon to attend a company convention of store managers and officials. He expects to be away for ten days to two weeks.
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E. E. Sturgis
J. C. Penney Co
Teton County Relief Committee
Portland
Oregon
Benefit Dance Aids Ernest Thorn Recovery Effort
A benefit dance will be held at the Sons of Norway hall in Fairfield on Saturday April 21 to raise funds for Ernest Thorn son of Mr and Mrs Jin Thorn crippled by an auto accident four years ago. Doctors believe Rochester Mayo Clinic treatment may restore use of his limbs and Tennants orchestra will provide music with tickets 75 cents per couple.
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Odd Fellow
Order
Chateau
George Gunther
George Thompson
F. FP. A
Conlin
Bessie
Marie
March of the Dragons
Phyllis Bloomdahl
B. A. Roll
Cora Cohoe
M. S. Bullerdick
Sons of Norway Hall
Fairfield
Ernest Thorn
Jin. Thorn
Belt
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Vasko
Great Falls
Roochester
Mrs. Thorn
Tennant
Thorn
Ernest
District Court
Cascade County
New Song Debuts at Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs C Straight hosted the American Legion auxiliary gathering Monday night. Highlights include the premiere of The Song of the Three Rivers with lyrics by Mrs Paul Kropp and music by Mrs Millard Bullerdick. The district contest at Great Falls in May offers 32 prize to the submitting unit.
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Eastern Star Order
Chateau
Mae H. Perier
Butte
Olive Chapter
Great Falls
Tutton
Marie J. Nicol
Anna C. Pike
Alberta
Canada
Austin
Texas
Nora C. Malone
Montana
Grand Lodge
Paul Kropp
Frances Rosengren
F. A.barribal
C . Straight
American Legion
Three Rivers
Millard Bullerdick
J. Ja McLaughlin
S McDonald
Bert Packer
Methodist Church
Father Dies in Minnesota Respectable Elk Obituary Note
A telegram received last week by A. B. Strom advised him of the death on April 2 at Elbow Lake Minnesota of his father S. O. Strom. The deceased, a longtime resident and respected citizen, was a native of Norway and about 80 years old.
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A. BE. Strom
S. O. Strom
Elbow Lake
Minn
Norway
Woman's Club to Hear Divorce Case Next Monday
The Chouteau Woman's Club plans a meeting Monday evening April 16 at Conlin's at 8 o'clock where the wife of Pierre will sue for divorce and file alienation of affection against Gwendolyn the beauteous flapper. Prosecutor is Lawyer Stoopnaglie and Judge Chisselwitz will preside along with two conspirator-named club members.
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Pierre
Chouteau Woman’s Club
Sue Gwendolyn
Stoopnaglie
Radio Stoopnagle
Chisselwitz
Conlin
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U. S
Banks
Mentone
Cal
Odd Fellows
Farmers Oil Firm
Legion
Hope
C. Straight
Minnesota
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