Reorganization Advances Scout Work in Chateau
Russell Conklin of the North Central Montana council led a three day training in Chateau to boost Boy Scout activity. The district committee formed at a recent meeting includes Dr. E. J. Crary as chair and members J. C. Morgan George A. Carroll A. D. Moir and L. E. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Russell Conklin
North Central Montana Council
Conklin
Choteau
District Scout Committee
E. J. Crary
J. C. Morgan
George A. Carroll
A. D. Moir
L. E. Taylor
Mr. Morgan
Court of Honor
Board of Review
Mr. Taylor
Moir
Carroll
Lions Club
Chateau Hotel
Carrol
Mr. Conklin
Mr. Conkling
Seniors Win Interclass Track Meet At Teton High
Seniors dominate the interclass track and field meet at Teton County High as they total 119 points to lead juniors 75 3534 for sophomores 3534 and freshmen 4 all girls. George Loomis junior high point man with 34 Miss Ethel Morgan tops girls with 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Sophs
George Loomis
Ethel Morgan
Bob Petri
Robert Dale
Ruth Moore
Misa Nella Maynard
Acantha
Petri
Loomis
Mozer
Holmes
Earles
Wells
Norris
Clearman
Dale
Senor
Jones
Big Track and Scholastic Test Day at Chateau
Saturday brings a large school day in Chateau with 250 to 300 students, teachers, and visitors. The program features an invitational track meet with eight Teton county high schools and a grade school scholastic contest, including tests in reading arithmetic language geography spelling and a dramatic section.
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Courtty
Chateau
Teseh Ersi
Teton County
Teton
Conrad
Centerville
Simms
Augusta
Power
Dutton
Midgett
Cascade
Brady
Belt
E. R. Kaemmer
George Carroll
J. E. Hodgskiss
C. L. Miller
Earl Hanson
Harry Moore
G. C. Core
Montana
County Examining Board
Stafford
Walda Oberg
E. B. McArdle
Itinerant book agent jailed for selling meat without license
Theodore Leider, an itinerant book agent, was arrested for selling meat without a license. He was fined $100 but the judge remitted it on the condition that he and his wife leave town within two hours, which they did. The case cited lack of license and sales in Choteau with disputed beef sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Leider
J. L. Billings
Leider
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
Geo. W. Magee
Choteau
Sun River
Lions Hear Seed Growers Talk in Fort Te ton County
G G Moore of Associated Seed Growers Inc spoke at the Lions Club on contracting at least 1000 acres of seed peas in Te ton county with prices from 2 75 to 3 50 per 100 pounds. Varieties include Chateau Fairfield and Bynum with Chateau as a possible seed warehouse site. He cited a similar operation employing 180 women and 30 men for six months with about 350 dollars daily payroll. An aviation field for Choteau was reviewed with tract options and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Moore
Associated Seed Growers, Inc
Teton County
Lions Club
Chateau
Fairfield
Bynum
Moore
Aviation Committee
Choteau
Sturgeon
J. J. Hannan
S. F. Harris
A. D. Moir
and Moir
Geo. Carroll
Frank Leech
Lions appoint troop committee and seek charter
At the Lions club executive meeting held after the general session at Beaupre cafe, W. Be. Lockhart was named chairman of the Boy Scout troop committee. Others named were E. L. Jourdonnais finance and records Oscar Jeanis publicity E R Kaemmer outdoor work and Harry Adams advancement man. An application for a charter for a new Scout troop No 1 is filed and meetings are planned for May Fridays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Beaupre Cafe
W. BE. Lockhart
E. L. Jourdonnais
Oscar Jeanis
E. R. Kaemmer
Harry Adams
Agricultural boys and dads banquet at Teton High
The Smith H ughes agri program at Teton County High School hosted 66 attendees including fathers and substitutes for a banquet in the school gym. Guests heard talks from Obert Dale and Dr H W Bateman among others, toured the manual training department, and enjoyed songs by the school orchestra as the home economics girls served the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith- Hughes Department
Teton County High School
Future Farmers of America
High School
Manual Training
M. K. Luther
Smith-Hughes
Obert Dale
Ag. Club
Obert
H. W. Bateman
J. E. Hodgskiss
Robert Clarkson
Frank Malone
Lamar Burke
Teton High
Hodgskiss
Clarkson
Luther
Teton County
Laura Dahlstrom
Marguerite Vaughn
Woman's Club Bridge Supper Set for May 7
The Chateau Woman's Club will host a bridge supper at the Post Tavern at 6 30 P M on Tuesday evening May 7 Tickets are on sale at the Post Tavern for 115 dollars each and members are urged to buy by Friday May 2 to help the committee plan For the event the regular business meeting will follow the supper and all members are asked to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’s Club
Post Tavern
Weismann Survives 100-Foot Fall After Gibson Dam Crash
Harold Weismann, 20, survived a 100 foot fall at Gibson dam while signaling for materials. He struck Superintendent A. E. Paddock as both fell, saving Weismann from hitting ground directly. Paddock died. Weismann was hospitalized with a dislocated ankle and bruises. Paddock, longtime Gibson dam supervisor, had worked on the project since 1926 and previously helped build American Falls and Shoshone dams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Dam
Sunriver
A. E. Paddock
Harold Wiseman
Weismann
P. C. Thor Weismann
Great Falls
Chateau
Crows Nest
Chateaux
H. W. Bateman
Mr. Paddock
Paddock
American Falls
Idaho
Wyoming
San Diego
California
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Morgan
Noble
Connole
Adams
Console
TOTAL
Hank Hammond
T. B. Irwin
Claude Whitley
Missoula
Ruth Jarl
Virginia Eaton
Florence Trescott
Helen Bateman
Ruth Phillips
Janice
Cora Foix
Mary Sulgrove
Velma Edwards
Elizabeth
John Peterson
Cyaenen Eget
Lion and the
Mouse
Helen Oertel
Selectiom
Ole Mistis
Lions
H. S
Womans Club
Harold Weismann
Citizens State Bank
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