WPA Music School Reopens at Choteau under C O Edwards
The WPA music school restarts in Choteau after a pause since October 1936. Free instruction continues with no age limit, led by C. O. Edwards and supported by Montana State College at Bozeman. Edwards taught 16 months without pay during suspension and will work with local music teachers. Previously up to 250 people received instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Choteau
C. O. Edwards
Montana State College
Boseman
Edwards
Relief Society Quilting and Local Social News
The Relief Society held a quilting gathering at Mrs Violate Stott's Tuesday with about 12 ladies attending. Great Falls visitors included Mr and Mrs Reid Swenson and Mrs Louna Green. 4 H leaders chosen were Lorna Green and Violate Stott for girls and Harry Stott and Reid Swenson for boys. A party honored Mr and Mrs Charles Hansen moving to Idaho with a large crowd and a gift from the RS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Relief Society
Violate Stott
Reid Swenson
Louna Green
Great Falls
Lorna Green
Harry Stott
Mr. Willson
Cliff Hanson
Charles Hanson
Idaho
Smoot Rowley
Charles Hansen
R. S
Hansen
Fairfield Easter Socials Highlight Sunday Visitations
Charles Perkins from Fairfield visited Ira Perkins for the weekend. Mrs. Bill Upman and children visited her parents J. J. Deaver and returned to Helena Sunday. Bert Jensen and Smoot Rowley visited Fairfield. Several local families joined Easter services with Gerald Stott and hosted guests from Great Falls at the L D S church dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perkins
Fairfield
Ira Perkins
Bill Upman
J. J. Deaver
Helena
Bert Jensen
Smoot Rowley
G. O. Stott
Roy Hanberg
Lester George
Glenna Stott
Gerald Stott
Bynum and Pendrey
John Nelson
Walter Reise
Barley
Great Falls
Easter gatherings and visits across Farmington area
Sunday school held at the hall at 10 30 a m Wayne LeDesky works for Mr Bremer near Collins Easter Sunday seen by Mr and Mrs Dave Anderson Mr and Mrs W C Arensmeyer at Adolph Arensmeyer home A large Easter picnic at G I Tangen home then a drive to Eureka reservoir Lucille and Jim Hasterlick returned to Great Falls last Thursday Mrs Conner accompanied them and returned to Farmington on the Milwaukee line Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne LeDesky
Bremer
Collins
Dave Anderson
W. C. Arensmeyer
Adolph Arensmeyer
Cal Binford
Helen Binford
Mast
Chas. Pierce
Clarence Stenson
C. M. Swenson
G. I. Tangen
Eureka Reservoir
Lucille
Jim Hasterlick
Great Falls
Mrs. Conner
Farmington
Milwaukee
Agawam Notes From Community News Briefing
A local recap covers Monday showers and Sunday dust storm aftermath. Families including Breding Robinson Nelson attend Easter services at Chateau Easter. others visit Bynum Brady or stay home. Shoppers from Great Falls noted. HW D club met for demonstrations and a bazaar project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Breding
Isvert Breding
Robinsons
Gus Nelson
Chateau
Bynum and
Brady
Lorraine Schaefer
Great Falls
H. G. Young
Cy Hart
Fort Shaw
HW. D. Club
H. J. Wuest
J. H. Harris
W. C. Harris
Jolly Stitchers 4-H Club Forms at Mrs Robinson Home
Agawam 4 H Club news notes 12 girls gathered at Mrs Robinson home after school. Leaders Mrs Robinson and Ella Weist with assistants Mrs Bell Malone and Mrs Ed ith Torgenson. First meeting set for Monday May 23 at the club house. Opal Jensen and Melba Jensen hostesses. Invitations extended to all girls over ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Opal
Melba Jensen
Lila Robinson
Beck News Local Social Notes and Easter Events
Miss Anna Berndt of Great Falls spent Monday at the Al Nelson home. The Beck school children enjoyed an Easter egg hunt on Wednesday. Many residents, including Mrs. Joe Primus and family, visited hospitals in Great Falls. Local families hosted dinners and visits in Great Falls and Dutton, with church services and home demonstrations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Berndt
Great Falls
al Nelson
Joe Bricks and Sons
Quade
Beck School
Uhlenkott
al Allen
Joe Primus
Columbus Hospital
Timmerman
Joe Frigge
Dutton
Lucille
Irene
J. Dirkes
Nickerson
Probast
Joe Sehnert
L. Davis
Schaefer
Arnold Beck
Maxville
O. Lietz
Mrs. O. Lietz
A. E. Beck
Chas, Johnson and Sons
Elmer
Chas, Jr
Notice of Sheriff Sale Foreclosure in Montana District Court
Sheriff J L Billings announces a public auction of property in Teton County Montana to satisfy a decree from the Ninth Judicial District Court. The sale occurs May 11 1938 at 2 PM at the Chateau courthouse front door for 160 acres described as SW ¼ of SW ¼ Section 29 and parts of Section 30 Township 27 North Range 4 West. Leo C Graybill is attorney for the plaintiff First National Bank of Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Ninth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Ralph L. Benjamin
First National Bank of
Conrad
Conrad Montana
Herbert Bumgarner
Arvilla Bumgarner
Joseph Crawford, Jr
Mary K. Crawford
J. M. Rochester
Charles A. May
M. S. Darling
Montana Pacific Git Company
Delaware Corporation
Giaggett Development Company
Nevada Corporation
Treasurebelt Petroleum Company
Montana Corporation
Midwest Refining Company
Mad Corporation
Texas Production Company
Columide Corporation
Utal Western Petroleum
California Petroleum Corporation
Northwestern Land & Loan Company
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
State of
A. D
J. L. Billings
Leo C. Graybill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cain
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Mont
Farmington News
Gae
Montana-Dakota Utilities CO
Texaco
Havoline and
Texaco Motor Oils
E. R. Dial
Hanson Bros. Garage
Agawam
A. C. Roinson
Lucy Stott
Orr Stott
Bynum
Wayne Harris
Fred Zier
CCC
Madeline. Weist
Agawam 4-H Club News
Beck News
Wallace Motor Company
Choteau, Montana