Cho teau Social News Highlights Local Visits and Events
LI JOURDONNAIS owner editor publishes weekly notes from Cho teau Montana. Great Falls trip Friday and a string of dinner gatherings include the Pogreba Zeuizek Reid Earls Swanson families. Ladies Aid elected new officers and planned next meeting. Masquerade dance drew many residents with prize winners named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Swanson
Ladies’ Aid
Frank Kaupish
Sandy Jones
Talbert
Kaupish
Swanson
Wellenstein
Pfrimmer
Brewer
Fred.’ Phillips
James
High School Notes and Lambing Report From Montana
Notes cover gym class use of apparatus, a matinee dance, Amer ican Forest week speaker W E Lockhart, and Camp Fire girls, plus agr iculture class project signups for poultry potatoes dairy cattle hogs and Shorthorns. Lambing in Montana seen near half complete with 90 percent crop expected. Cole reports heavy lambs and good ewe condition with 175 drop rate at Cole Brothers ranch and notable lambing in Chateau Browning and nearby ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lockhart
Lewis & Clark National Forest
Walter Chalmers
Frank Malone
Frank Gordon
Ted Arensmeyer
Carl Larson
George Loomis
Quisling Austad
Jesse Malone
Wm. Gray
Max Bunday
Ernest Dale
Montana
Phil I. Cole
Cole
Teton County
Cole Brothers
Fairfield
Mr. Cole
Chateau of Lambing
T. O. Larson
T. H. Givens
Wm. Shannon
Jos. S. Liberty
McDonald-Odenwald
Hodgskiss
Ellis and Baskitt
Choteau
Joseph I. Liberty
Browning
Wisconsin
Mrs Bird Poor Farm Supt Weds in Great Falls
Emily P Bird the Tetoncex ty poor farm superintendent married Arthur Johnson of Bole in Great Falls last Saturday afternoon. Justice C A Wilson officiated with witnesses Mrs Agnes Klatt and Walter W Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Emily P. Bird
Tetoncex Ty
C. A. Wilson
Arthur Johnson
Bole
Agnes Klatt
Walter W. Johnson
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Allen
Hannan
Chateau
Lucille Morgan Darwin Crane
Lambing
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Jos. Hirshberg and Co
Kellogg’s
Rex
Hirshberg’s
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