Winners Take 23 H. S. Boys to State College for High School Week
Twenty three Teton county high school boys and two girls Jewel Klein and Mildred Haufek travel with H A Winner to Montana State College Bozeman for state high school week and the state F F A meet. Winners include Gibler Neiswender Owens and Gulbrandson athletes scholars and delegates as district winners and contest placers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Jewel Klein
Mildred Haufek
H. A
Montana State College
Bozeman
Great Falls
Joanna Hirshberg
John Shoquist
Tom Tuell
John Gibter
Alvin Meyer
Roy van Scherpenzeel
Bernard Toenges
Roy Lewis
Charles Rose
Arnold Neiswender
Lawrence Corey
Sid Yeager
Harold McDonald
Lee Corbett
Wilson Hodgskiss
Dick Dale
Jim Peebles
Ed. Neckstad
Charles Tumblin
Leslie Reiquam
John Owens
Guy Gulbrandson
Gibler
Neiswender
Owens
Gulbrandson
Teenyes
Teton
McDonald
Yeager
Hodgskiss
Tumblin
Mey
Smith Hughes delegates named for grain and poultry judging
The grain judging team includes Er and Gibler while Rose Van Scherpenzeel and Hodgskiss are chosen for the poultry team. Great Northern Railway supplied transport for four Smith-Hughes delegates, the rest traveled by car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibler
Rose, van Scherpenzeel
Hodgskiss
Great Northern Railroad
Smith-Hughes
Greenfield Players Present When Sally Comes to Town at Claude
Greenfield home talent group performs the comedy drama When Sally Comes to Town at Mountain View gardens Saturday night at 8 30 with a free dance after. Last performance in Fairfield raised funds for Greenfield school. Admission 40 cents adults 20 cents children.
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Mountain View Gardens
Greenfield Home
Sally
Sons of Norwag Hamn Fairfield
Greenfield School
Claude
Return from Nebraska shows better farming prospects
Mr and Mrs Wm Breding of Agawam returned from Randolph Nebraska where Mrs Bredings father Fred Druhe 82 died He had lived in the Randolph area 62 years Better prices for farm commodities and improved moisture conditions were noted by Mr Breding Corn cattle were selling at als in Omaha hogs at 10c to 11c Nebraska had heavy snow last winter and abundant rain this spring
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Wm. Breding
Agawam
Randolph
Nebraska
Changes at Hirshberg's department store
Hirshberg's manager Arthur Hirshberg announces personnel changes. A H Doughty, longtime bookkeeper, receives a salary month vacation for health reasons. Clinton Core will serve in his place for a month. John Weaver Jr and Arthur Ramsey take temporary posts during new building work. M G Franklin resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Franklin
Golf Event Delayed by Weather Invite to Conrada
Weather Sunday interfered with the visit of Choteau golfers to the Conrad Country club and the event was postponed to the coming Sunday. Choteau club members and their wives or lady friends are invited as guests of the Conrad club. John Conlin, president of the local club, is arranging the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Conrad Country Club
Choteau Club
Conrad Club
John Conlin
Little Ladies Luncheon Club Holds Sixth Meeting
The Little Ladies Luncheon club met at 2 pm on April 25 1936 at Mrs Strom’s home with Lois Hodg skiss demonstrating on pea puree. Next gathering set for May 12 1936 at Esther Arensmeyer’s home. Margaret Stenson, club reporter.
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Little Ladies
Mrs. Strom
Lois Hodgskiss
Esther Arensmeyer
Time of the Masses at Catholic Churches
Next Sunday May 3 third Sunday after Easter mass times listed for Choteau 9 am Bynum 11 am Fairfield 8 30 am Augusta 11 am Communion Sunday at Choteau and Fairfield Rev J F Schulte pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Bynum
Fairfield
Augusta
Pendroy People Share News of Visits and Health
Paul Rice returned home able to walk with crutches. Peter DenBoer and his bride are home from Minnesota. W L Johns visited the Hamer and Johns families. Helen Campbell hosted a birthday party last Thursday. Mrs Brunswick returned to Washington after visiting her sister. Gutshalls spent Friday in Great Falls. Mrs Clarence Rose and infant son came home Friday. Talberts visited Great Falls Thursday and Friday. Moon boys visited friends in Power. Barles and Emerson motored to Great Falls for Emerson’s sinus treatment. Torgerson family visits. Passmore and James Campbell motored to Conrad. Ritenour returned from the East. Pendroy H D club meets April 29 with Ethel Reid. Garnet McDonald entered Deaconess Hospital in Great Falls. Chas Thomas and Bill Thomas spent Saturday in Chateau. Earns visited W J Earles Sunday. Paul Rice and George Rice left for Alhambra Springs for treatments. Sunday school starts in Pendroy next Sunday at 10. Wellenstein and Welzenstein families visited Sunday afternoon. Otto Swanson and Tom Manix were Pendroy and Chateau visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rice
Peter DenBoer
Minnesota
W. L. Johns
Hamer
C. W. Johns
Helen Campbell
Brunswick
Kaupish
Washington
J. H. Gutshall
Great Falls
Clarence Rose
Talbert
Moon Boys
Barles
Emerson
Joe Torgerson
G. N. Torgerson
Passmore
James Campbell
George Rice
Alhambra Springs
Rice
Pendroy
W. H. Wellenstein
Nick Welznstein
J. B
Local notes from Agawam and nearby towns
Reid Swenson visited Agawam on Wednesday for a business matter at the R. A. Harris home. The H. D. club met Thursday at Mrs. Dalphine Schenk’s home with Mrs. Blanche Rowley assisting. Roll call celebrated community spirit and a curtain and drapery hanging demonstration used an extension office kit. Lunch followed. Mrs. Vern Crawford has been ill with flu. A group including Mr. and Mrs. Orr Stott and others went to Great Falls for shopping and business. Mrs. Mortensen stayed for rheumatism treatments. Reid Swenson and Dell Green were business visitors at Conrad. The Stotts hosted Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanberg and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Swenson
Agawam
R. A. Harris
H. D. Club
Dalphine Schenk
Blanche Rowley
Vern Crawford
Orr Stott
Gerald Stott
Lala Mortensen
Great Falls
Mortensen
Dell Green
Conrad
Roy Hanberg
Swenson
Wilson Moore
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Montana Estate
Public auction will sell the real estate of Frank J. Hirshberg deceased in Montana including an undivided half in Lots 13 and 14, Block 8 Fairfield and various fractional interests in sections across Teton and Lewis and Clark counties. Court confirmation required. Sale set for April 8 pending further details.
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Teton County
Montana
Fairfield
Fairfield Mercantile Company
Mort Hirshberg
Frank J. Hirshberg
Sun River
Government of
United States
Expert Hoffmann Demonstrates Retention Shields in Great Falls
H L Hoffmann of Minneapolis will publicly demonstrate his Perfect Retention Shields at the Rainbow Hotel in Great Falls on Friday May 8 from 10 AM to 4 PM. Free demo and appointments available. claims to safely hold ruptures under work and contract the opening.
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H. L. Hoffmann
Minneapolis, Minn
Great Falls
Rainbow Hotel
Local Social and Visit Highlights Include Travel and News
Sunday visits in Bynum and Agawam feature Vern and Owen seeing Max in Blackleaf, Reid Swenson and the Robinsons hosting, plus the Stotts and Schenks attending a show in Chateau. Andrew Hyatt buys a new car. Ira Perking visits Great Falls and returns with a new car. Wayne Smith returns from Boulder to stay with his mother. District groups plan chautauqua activity. Emerson Rowley buys a John Deere tractor and Charles Hansen a new plow.
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Vern
Owen
Bynum
Blackleaf
Max
Reid Swenson
Harry Stott
Robinson
Agawam
Smoot Rowley
Lyman Schenk
Chateau
Andrew Hyatt
Ira Perking
Great Falls
Wayne Smith
Boulder
Frank Shelmerdine
Golden Vance
Orr Stott
Vear
Recreational Council
Activity Committee
Bishoprick
4-H
H. D
Chautauqua Committee
Emerson Rowley
John Deere
Charles Hansen
Public sale notice in Chateau Montana 1936
Day of May 1936 at 10 o clock a m front door of the court house City of Chateau Teton county Montana. Terms Cash ten per cent down on date of sale. Dated April 20 1936. Robert Nathan Administrator of the estate of Frank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Robert Nathan
Frank J. Hirshberg
Notice of Sale of Choteau Estates in Montana
District Court in Teton County Montana orders the sale of Annie H. Swaine estate land. Administrator Chas G Roberts declares cash sale with 10 percent deposit, balance on deed delivery. Parcels include Lot 6 Block 4 and Lots 13 14 Block 18 in Choteau Original Townsite. Bids may be rejected. Sale on May 8 1936 at 2:00 PM at court house front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
State of
Montana
Choteau
Republican Precinct Committeemen Meeting in Chateau Montana
Notice of meeting of Republican county precinct committeemen to elect two delegates and two alternate delegates to the Republican state convention in Helena. Meeting at the courthouse in Chateau Tuesday May 12 1936 at 8 p.m. Acting Chairman L B Pendroy of the Teton County Republican Central Committee. First pub April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Chateau
Montana
Helena
L. B. Pendroy
Teton County
Republican Central Committee
Notice of Tax Deed Application for Choteau Lots
The undersigned will on July 15 1936 apply to the Teton County Treasurer for a tax deed to Lots 15 and 16 Block 5 Cowgill addition Choteau Montana. Amount due 10.19 dollars. April 27 1936. Teton County Montana By Geo A Carroll Clerk Applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Cowgill
Choteau
Montana
Geo. A. Carroll
Bynum
Tax Deed Application for By Num Montana Property
Dersigned on July 15 1936 applies to Teton County Treasurer for a tax deed to Lot 24 Block 8 Townsite of By num Montana. Amount 19 75. First published April 30 last May 7.
Property sale notice for Lot 6 Block 11 By Townsite
Dersigned will on the 15th day of July deed Lot 6 Block 11 Townsite of By Amount 4.99.
Public Auction Notice for Lot 1 Block 19 Agawam
Dersigned notes sale on the 15th day of to wit Lot 1 Block 19 Town of Agawam Montana Tiston County. Amount $29.69. First pub April 30 last May 7.
Notice of Democratic Precinct Committee Meeting
The Democratic county convened at the courthouse in Chateau Montana on Tuesday May 12 1936 for selecting delegates to the Democratic state convention in Helena. This notice is from Teton County Democratic Central Committee chairman W Burns with first publication April 30 and last May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Chateau
Montana
Helena
Co. W. Burns
Teton County
Democratic, Central Committee
Quiet title action for land in Teton County Montana
The District Court summons all defendants including Carl J Julson and Genoa Oil & Gas Co. to answer the complaint within 20 days. The suit seeks to quiet title to the land described as the South Half of the Northeast Quarter and North Half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 35, Township 26 North, Range 1 West MRT, in Montana Meridian. First published April 30, last May 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the Ninth Justicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
T. J. Cheetham
Pontiff
Carl J. Julson
William Jacoby
J. W. Elliott
Genoa Oil & Gas Co
Teton County
Montana Meridian
Ford Debuts Club Cabriolet With Tailored Top Feature
Ford introduces a club cabriolet featuring a tailored top and a divided rear seat that tilts to grant access to a rear club seat. The luggage area opens from the rear deck and interiors offer Bedford cord or genuine leather upholstery for seats and backs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Company
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State College
Pinnell
Choteau, Mont
Hirshberg
C. W. Boussard
Larson
C. James Smith
B. A. Roll
Larson Bldg
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
Maxegor
Choteau Creamery
W. W. Smith
Chas G. Roberts
C. E. Stephens
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
Mont
E. B. Maynard, M. D
Homeopathic Hospital
Chateau, Mont
the Club
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Margaret Stenson
J. F. Schulte
Bynum News
District Court
Swyaneym
Byanwy
EZNE
Nwynem
M. M
Nyaney
Sow Wes
Chas. G. Roberts
Annie H. Swaine
Towit
Tiston County
Frances Rosengren
Speer & Hoffman
Ford
L. E. Taylor Garage
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