Flower Show Rules and Prize List Announced by Chateau Club
The Chateau Woman's Club announces new entries and rules for Labor Day flower show with three prizes for most artistic basket and bowl arrangements. Entries close Sept 4 at noon. judging emphasizes size color stem form and foliage. Three Chateau girls biked to Fairfield as guests of merchant Carl F Carlson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’s Club
Woman’s Club
Asters
Acantha
Chateau
Phyllis Bloomdahl
Peggy Carlson
Bonnie Eaton
Fairfield
Peggy
Carl F. Carlson
Fairfield Merchant
City Budget Down by 1745 Beneath Last Year in Chateau
The Chateau city budget for this year shows a net cut of 1745 from last year after slashing maintenance and operation across departments and adding 430 to interest and sinking fund requirements. The 29 mill levy remains, with minor shifts among general street park cemetery and sinking fund allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
J. G. Jackson
Salieries
Damages Sought in Livestock Fence Suit in District Court
Henry M. Jensen sues Sidney Mowry in district court filed August 10 alleging livestock damaged hay pasture sheds and fences on Jensen premises. Attorney B I Packer represents the plaintiff seeking actual damages of 1100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Jensen
Sidney Mowry
Mr. Jensen
B. I. Packer
Teton 4-H Clubs Set For Falls Fair At Great Falls
Teton county 4-H boys and girls will participate prominently at the North Montana fair in Great Falls on Thursday August 24. Pendray, Dainty Dinner Diners, and Sun River projects headline demonstrations and livestock judging with multiple clubs sending exhibitors and teams.
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Teton County
Montana
Great Falls
Sun River Project
Alice Brownell
Marjorie Briggs
Pendray Club
G. R. Talbert
Billings
North Montana
Pendray
Dainty Dinner Diners
Evelyn
Louise Clarkson
Diamond Valley Swine Club
F. B. P. Baby Beef Club
Diamond Valley
Grace Habel
Mildred Schultz
Jennie Hemstad
Cora Hemstad
Hazel Hemstad
Johanna Nelson
Hazel Goodell
Wilma Schultz
Edith Goodell
Ruth Schultz
Betty Schultz
Magdalene Lock
Kathleen Lock
Edith Laubach
Humming Bird Club
Ora Schultz
Cook and Chatter Club
Robert Clarkson
Margaret Hodgskiss
Evelyn Clarkson
Dorothy Zuber
Evelyn Hodgskiss
Wilma van Scharpenzeel
Katheryn van Scharpenzeel
Virginia Allum
Florence Bush
Iona Davidson
Thimble Thumbers
The
Jolly Stitchers
Alice King
Cora Seekins
Edith van Scharpenzeel
Alma Jean Hardy
Esther Arensmeyer
Lois Hodgskiss
Edith Blomberg
Alma Allum
Marion King
Clara Blomberg
Movement Afoot to Add Events for Labor Day
Choteau businessmen back a Labor day push to add baseball, boxing and wrestling to the flower show and dance. A $250 purse fund was raised to cover gate shortfalls, with plans to sign ball clubs proving difficult due to bookings. Officials plan boxing bouts with potential CCC boxers, aiming to boost attendance like the rodeo did years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
R. T. O'Neill
R. E. Nelson
Livestock Salesman Urges Holding Beef Markets Post Labor Day
Paul Kirby of Bowles Livestock Commission Chicago advises cattlemen not to ship beef or feeders now. He cites unfinished corn in the belt and a larger September-Century of Progress market as reasons to wait until after Labor Day. Lamb prices edging up due to wool and pelts.
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Tucsay
Paul Kirby
Bowles Livestock Commission Company of
Chicago
Kirby
Mr. Kirby
Phil I. Cole
Bowles
Bond firm files suit over sales contract note
The Agricultural Bond and Credit corporation and Speer and Hoffman of Great Falls filed a district court suit last Saturday against defendant C Sonneveld over a sales contract note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural Bond and Credit Corporation
Speer and Hoffman of
Great Falls
C. Sonneveld
Scouts Rout Dads In Local Diamond Game
The Scouts defeated the Dads 23 to 12 in a spirited Sunday morning game. Scouts dominated early with eight runs in the first inning and finished strong, while Dads struggled to gain momentum.
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Bill Gies
Mike Mozer
County and State Tax Levies Raised for 1933 Budget
County commissioners adopted the 1933 tax levies covering state, county, city and school districts. State totals remain, but the split shifts to fund the funding bonds sinking fund and Greater University retirement. County levy rises to 33.50 mills from 30. increases due to general, poor, sinking funds and road bonds, with decreases in bond interest and accredited high schools. School district levies mostly ease, 27 districts lower, 10 higher, 6 the same, 3 none. three districts add levies to retire warrant indebtedness under a new school law.
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Greater University
Mainten Atco
Tee Hes Ie Rectzesessaesariscumeney
O.oo
Tees
W.u. Sectereee
Choteau
Livestock Commission Fund
Livestock Bounty Fund
Livestock Sanitary Board Fund
Much Fun Reported at Golf Event Here Sunday
Golfers from Conrad and Shelby visited and joined local club members in a fellowship gathering not a competition. A notable foursome featured C S McDonald and Senator T O Larson versus Eddie Sweitzer Wayne Aldrich with scores 40 52 and 45 46 totaling 91, a one point loss for McDonald.
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Conrad
Shelby
Ideal Knights of the Niblick
C.S. McDonald
T. O. Larson
Chateau
Eddie Sweiter
Wayne Aldrich
Sweitzer
Chateau Couple Observe Their Silver Wedding
The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson of this city was celebrated at their home last week. Friends gathered, favors and gifts were exchanged, and refreshments and games like five hundred and bridge provided entertainment. Mrs. S McDonald led in bridge for the ladies, while Mr. Reed topped the men. In five hundred, Mrs. Bengon English and George Carroll won prizes. The Thompsons were married at Dupuyer, and the only Dupuyer attendee from the original wedding was Mrs. English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
S. McDonald
Reed
Thompson
Dupuyer
English
Pre-Nuptial Honors For Miss Cole Across Social Events
Miss Myrna Mae Cole plans marriage on the 28th. Mrs. T. O. Larson hosted a bridge supper and shower for 12 guests. Mrs. Bert I. Packer organized a similar event, also with 12 guests. Friday’s kitchen shower will be hosted by Mrs. H. W. Bateman. Mrs. E. J. Hirshberg honored Miss Cole at another party.
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Myrna Mae Cole
T. O. Larson
Bert I. Packer
H. W. Bateman
E. J. Hirshberg
Miss Cole
Power home demonstration club forms largest county group
A home demonstration club organized last week at Power elected Mrs. Joe Bauman as president. Twenty four members enrolled making it the largest club by membership in the county.
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Power
Joe Bauman
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Falls Fair
Pendroy and
Lloyd Munson
Charley Allum
Jack Byler
Byler
Ray McClue
Gus Depner
Tom Dellno
Kenneth Thompson
Bill Swain
Norman Rosengren
Francis Moye
Floyd Byler
Reinhardt Aren
Clint Core
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Evies
Ig Aeneseee
Wscecsas
Eerassee
Weneweae
Aesmseee
Seme
Senweere
Seeeeers
Aeons
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