Valier Fells to Choteau in Local Ball Game 13 to 6
Choteau defeats Valier 13 to 6 on Valier's diamond. Dale pitched for Choteau with 15 strikeouts and 19 hits registered by Choteau. Gillan allowed 6 runs. Box score notes Leary two base hit, Dale three base hit, Gillan home run. Local manager Benedett plans a rematch with Walter Sunday.
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Dale
Gillan
Valier
Choteau
Max Rachac
Rachach
George Benedett
Walter
Valerians
Leary
Chateau
Walier
Vater
Elastic
Hostetter
Grassechi
Blastie
Earles
Olmness
Cardell
Burns
Core
Matris
Sewecsee
Ruhelmann
White
Jones
Saunders
Feees Thompson
Stoltz
Weeeescose Powell
Connie
Joint Meeting Of Collins Dutton Brady Churches
Rev Harry Stong announced a regular joint quarterly meeting of the Collins Dutton and Brady Methodist churches to be held Sunday August 14 at the picnic grounds east of Collins on the river. The day begins with Sunday school at 9 am and preaching at 11 am led by Rev Walter Spaulding with a picnic lunch to follow and river baptisms after. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Collins, Dutton and Brady
Harry Stong
Collins
Walter B. Spaulding
Great Falls
Stong
Labor Day dance plans at Chateau Woman's Club
Plans for the annual Labor Day dance on Tabor Day Monday Sept 5 in connection with the flower show. Mrs PF Larson named chair, details to follow. Event to be at the American Legion pavilion in the city park.
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Tabor Day
Chateau Woman's Club
Choteau Troop 51 Receives Third Annual Boy Scouts Charter
Choteau Boy Scouts Troop No. 51 received its third annual charter from National headquarters on Monday. Officials named include Arnold Hanusa as scoutmaster and Elmer Smith as assistant scoutmaster. Members of the troop committee are George Carroll Dr B E Crary James T Robison A B Guthrie and M S Bullerdick. Each committee member receives a miniature certificate of adult membership in the Boy Scouts of America and registration as a committeeman. Scouts have been on summer recess but will resume work soon. The Lions Club sponsors the troop.
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Chateau
Boy Scouts
National Headquarters
Arnold Hanusa
Elmer Smith
George Carroll
BE. J. Crary
James T. Robison
A. B. Guthrie
M. S. Bullerdick
Boy Scouts of America
The
Lions Club
Plans to reorganize Teton wool pool discussed
Plans for reorganizing the Teton county wool pool were outlined by County Agent Robert Clarkson with a meeting set for September 2. The pool, started in 1926, grew until joining the National Wool Marketing Association in 1929, when 220,085 pounds of wool from 25,363 fleeces were marketed. The meeting will also consider starting a lamb pool.
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Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
National Wool Marketing Association
Band to Play Concert Tonight at City Park
The Chateau band led by Robert Clarkson will give another popular concert at City Park tonight. The program includes Waltz Lillies of the Valley and several marches and overtures such as Weidt March Periscope Allen March Solid Front Miller Overture Operatic Mingle The Little Church in the Valley and Down Main Street.
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Chateau Band
Robert Clarkson
Weidt
Allen March
Kahn
Main Street
Allen
Burns Named Flower Show Chair For Labor Day Event
Mrs C W Burns accepted the chair position for the annual flower show announced by Chateau Woman's Club president Mrs M S BullerDick. Committee includes Mrs Obert Peterson L E Taylor and Otis Mellon. Show to be at the American Legion pavilion city park on Labor Day September 5 with tea chair Mrs C S McDonald and helper Mrs J E Byrne.
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C. W. Burns
M. S. Bullerdick
Chateau Woman’s Club
Obert Peterson
L. E. Taylor
Otis Mellon
American Legion
City Park
Cc. S. McDonald
J. E. Byrne
Community note from J. R. Blakeslee after primary vote
J. R. Blakeslee thanks supporters who backed him in the recent primary election, expressing gratitude to voters for their backing.
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J. R. Blakeslee
St Stephens Church Holds Sunday Morning Worship
The church announces a morning worship on Sunday August 14 at 9 00. The Queen Esther girls held a picnic meeting Wednesday at the J R Jones ranch near Pendrey, marking the last gathering of the year. Attendance was light due to vacation, but everyone enjoyed the outing.
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Queen Esther
J. R. Jones Ranch
P+ndrey
New Schedule Sparks Mixed Reception in City Utilities
Continued discussion records indicate Pare' Coffey, then mayor, proposed a new rate schedule. The initial suggestion faced popular opposition and failed to win broad support.
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Coffey
Malta rate change to ease charges on small gas users
The Malta rate proposal includes a shift to prevent large penalties for smaller gas consumers. The plan aims to equalize costs by avoiding higher charges for low usage and keeps the same ticketing and admission setup. The season pass remains $2.50 and covers most student activities with few exceptions.
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Malta
School budget cuts reshape pupil activities and dorm rates
Officials announce elimination of domestic science and regular music in favor of band and orchestra outside class hours. No girls physical education. Girls basketball led by Miss Gerer. Book fee set at 2 dollars with year end refunds. Dormitory rates unchanged at 17 dollars for four weeks home over weekend and 18 dollars otherwise. Dorm opens for first meal Monday.
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Arnold Hanusa
Marguerite Vaughn
Thompson
Gerer
Guthrie
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