Mashie Tourney Set At Chateau Country Club Sunday
Chateau Country club will host a mashie and putter only tournament this Sunday arranged by program committee members Fred Barribal C B McDonald and Dr H W Bateman. Entrance is 25 cents paid to Mr Barribal at Citizens State Bank for an official score card. Clint Core will handle late entries on Sunday morning. Prizes divide 50 50 with 30 20 split for second and third places.
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Chateau Country Club
Fred Barribal
Mr. Barribal
Citizens State Bank
Clint Core
Sheriff Nominee Read Files Nominating Petition
Bret H Read filed his nominating petition with the county clerk for the Republican nomination for sheriff. He is the first candidate to file for the July 19 primary. Read, a farmer and garage man, lives five miles northeast of Pendroy after previously operating a Bynum garage and leasing it to Geo Kochman. Born in New York state about 50 years ago, he moved to Teton County as a child and has lived there about 45 years.
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Bret T. Reae
Morea
Read
Mr. Read
Pendroy
Bynum
Geo. Kochman
New York State
Teton County
Stephen Read
Notable Herd Bull Bought by J. I. Burch
J J Burch, Hereford breeder at Belt ranch southwest of Chateau, bought Dandy Randolph II a 2400 pound nine year old herd bull from Montana State College. He has a strong show and sire record and carries aGudgell & Simpson pedigree through Beau Randolph and related lines.
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J. J. Burch
Treasure Belt
Chateau
Dandy Randolph II
Montana State College
Beau Randolph
Marieelle
Gudgell & Simpson
Ben Randolph
Beau
Beau Brummel
Don Carlos
Alice
Lamplighter
Beau Donald
Mabelle
Beau Dandy
Beau Brun
Mel
Catholic Services Schedule for Sunday Across Locations
Mass times listed for next Sunday April 17 at Chateau 11 am Bynum 9 am Augusta 8 30 am and 10 30 am. Rev J F Schulte is the pastor.
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Chateau
Bynum
Augusta
J. F. Schulte
Mrs Trainer Wins Divorce in Great Falls Case
Walter J. Trainer of Chateau sued Geralda Trainer for divorce and custody. Judge C B Elwell of Havre filed a decree granting Mrs Trainer the divorce and custody after the action began March 24 and was tried there under jurisdiction requested by Judge Meighs.
Nutritionist to Visit Choteau Next Tuesday
Miss Frances Smith, nutritionist from Montana State College, will speak to county home demonstration club leaders in Choteau next Tuesday April 19. The 10 clubs meet in the high school domestic science rooms at 10 a m with the topic Nature's Spring Tonics. Lunch will be served from foods prepared earlier, followed by group discussion at 1 15 p m on the day’s main topic including gardens and the family food supply. Demonstrations are planned and each club should be represented by two leaders.
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Frances Smith
Montana State College
Choteau, i
Choteau on State Normal Honor Roll in Dillon
Choteau is well represented at the State Normal College in Dillon during the winter quarter. Three former Teton county high school students made the honor roll: Helen Binford, Helen Standish, and Leslie Chalmers. Also enrolled from Teton county are Fred Arensmeyer, Mary Morris, Dora King, and Fern Morris, with Arensmeyer set to graduate this year.
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Choteau
State Normal College
Teton County High School
Helen Ginford
Helen Standish
Leslie Chalmers
Miss Binford
Teton Hich
Miss Standish
Mr. Chalmers
Teton
Helen Bateman Among Kappa Kappa Initiates
Helen Bateman of Chateau was among nine girls initiated into Kappa Kappa Gamma at a Saturday afternoon ceremony in Missoula. A formal banquet that evening honored the initiates, with Donna Hoover Wallace Idaho Amoretta Junod Spokane Wash Virginia Graybeal Moccasin Kathleen Fitzgerald Ruth Polleys Kathryne Borg Ossia Taylor and Evelyn Hemgren, Missoula, listed among the new members.
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Acantha
Missoula
Helen Bateman
Chateau
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Donna Hoover
Wallace
Idaho
Amoretta Junod
Spokane
Wash
Virginia Graybeal
Moccasin
Kathleen Fitzgerald
Ruth Polleys
Kathryne Borg
Ossia Taylor
Evelyn Hemgren
Farmington Notes on Church Meeting and Local Visits
The Ladies Aid planned a church gathering for April 20. J B Conner drove to Great Falls last Wednesday and returned with Mr and Mrs Claude Chenowith. Arthur Anderson brought the Chenowiths and Mrs Conner back to Farmington Saturday. Mrs Conner and Arthur returned Sunday evening. Mrs James Campbell visited C G Passmore’s family Tuesday through Friday. B R McLean of Premium Center stopped by Tuesday. Louise Forseth recently had goitre surgery in East Stanwood Washington while visiting her grandparents Satre. C G Passmore and family plus L G Passmore and Richard Kearman visited Wm Reiquam’s Sunday. Adele Tokerud spent the weekend with sister Mabel Tokerud then returned to Browning. Mrs Forseth Dana Oliver and Mae Anderson shared Sunday dinner with Palmer Petersons. Petersons went to Helena Saturday morning and back the same evening with a seven month old baby.
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Ladies’ Aid
J. B. Conner
Great Falls
Claude Chenowith
Arthur
Anderson
B. R. McLean
Premium Center
Farmington
Forseth
Louise Forseth
East Stanwood
Washington
Satre
C. G. Passmore
L. G. Passmore
Richard Kearman
Wm. Reiquam
Adele Tokerud
Mabel Tokerud
Browning
Community Notes From Farmington and Surrounds
Helmer Anderson and party visited Great Falls last Saturday then returned to Farmington. Chas Pierce aided Lars Nasset early week. Mrs Lila Wick works at Mr and Mrs Pokerad home. Julia Harris from Browning visited sister Mrs J W Kerr. Agnes Talifson works at Larson ranch.
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Chas
Pierce
Lars Nasset
Mis
Lila Wick
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Pegial
Old Plantation
Montana
American Club
Wheaties
Skippy
Sunkist
Prunes
Colorado
Armour’s
Durkee
Fou
Monarch
Welch
Empson
California
Hirshberg’s
Rere
Bret H
J. I. Burch
Catholic Services
Dillon’ State Normal
Kappa Kappa
Foxall
Teton Drug CO
Choteau, Montana
Tangen
Cal
Pokerad
Aleda
Roy
Helmer Anders
F. W. Smith
Julia’ Harris‘of
J. W. Kerr
Agnes Talifson
Capewell
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