Chateau in Brief News and Local Notices
Chateau Hardware Co promotes gifts and home products with specials from $3.95 to $7. Special photos and stamps for Christmas. The Post Tavern features dining, drinks, Christmas cards and bazaar. Local visits, shifts, and plays noted as Mrs. Beaupre marks 80th birthday. The Royal Theatre resumes shows after projector repair.
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Emerson Radio
Chateau Hardware Co
Belle Lindseth
Great Falls
Art Lindseth
Post. Tavern
Frank Forstein
Geat Falls
Einard Forstein
the Post Tavern
Otto Waynild
Spokane
Emerick
Ray Jorgenson
Cut Bank
Albert Peterson
The
Post Tavern
Congoleum
John Ullivan
Pendroy
Rochester
Minn
Chateau M Hardware Co
Ladies’ Industrial
Masonic Hall
Mert Hall
Safeway
Havre
Iona‘Zgoda
Seattle
Sarah E. Bivens
Delwein
Iowa
Fred Woodward
Brady
Dorcas Society of the Lutheran Church
American Legion Auxiliary
J.W
Breen
R. M. Hattersley
District Court
Chateau
Arensmeyer
Walter Yeager
Joan Cardell
Hoddy” Cunningham
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Teton County
Tom McArdle
Home Oil Co
Rice Auto Court
Choteau
Bob Brown
California
Choteau Hardware Co
H. Beaupre
Home Demonstration Club meeting and local news
The Farmington Home Demonstration Club meets Thursday December 14 at 1 30 PM with a Christmas party and a chipped gift exchange up to 25 cents. A Red Cross contribution drive is planned. Local road work includes Milwaukee bridge repairs with concrete culverts and dirt filling. Community notes include visits, anniversaries, illness, and social gatherings.
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Nyhns
Dorothy Swenson
Pete Otness
W. F. Arensmeyer
Wm. Chalmers
Thorn
Ann Thorn
Red Cross
Expression of Gratitude After Loss in Baker’s
A family thanks those who showed kindness during the illness and death of their wife and mother and notes appreciation for friends who traveled to Baker's to assist.
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Baker’s
Early Bird 4H Club Reopens With New Officers
On December 5 the Early Bird 4 H Club reopened with Mrs BE W Allen as leader and Mrs G Lee as assistant. Officers elected include President Lisa Harvey Vice President Colleen Harris Secretary Treasurer Ruth Agnew Reporter Gilberta Lee Recreation Vendor Marie Mishall. A Christmas party is planned for December 23 at Miss Hazel Bleecker's. Pendroy church notices include a Methodist service and Epworth League events with a Gospel team visit to Chateau.
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BE. W. ‘Allen
G. Lee
Lisa Harvey
Colleen Harris
Ruth Agnew
Gilberta Lee
Marie Mishall
Hazel Bleecker
Gilberta “Lee
Immaculate Conception Mass Schedule In Montana
Catholic services announce Mass in Choteau on Friday 8 at eight oclock for the feast of the Immaculate Conception. Next Sunday Masses at Bynum nine and Choteau eleven oclock. Rev. J F Schulte pastor.
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Choteau
Bynum
J. F. Schulte
St Stephen's Episcopal Service on Second Sunday Advent
December 10 service at 11:00 a m at St Stephen's Episcopal Church led by Pastor W Friend Day. The church invites parishioners to give thanks unto the Lord as part of Advent observances.
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ST. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Home Economics Window Display at Teton County High
H S Home Economics students at Teton County High School plan a two day window display in Moderne Beauty Shop and Mrs Wheeler's Dress Shop Friday and Saturday. The woolen and rayon garments include skirts blouses and tailored outfits. The display shows the fall completion of second and third year clothing units and offers the public a view of the students work.
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Teton County High School
Home Ec Exhibit and Activities Highlight Week
Second and third year Home Ec girls prepare woolen garments for display uptown this weekend with committee led windows and labels bearing names. Freshmen plan a luncheon for teachers with baked cookies while biology class studies food preservation and bacteria. Mrs. McNeal schedules a Friday field trip to town homes as part of domestic architecture lessons.
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Home Ec
Epworth League Members Hold Dinner Meeting
The Epworth League held a dinner after a weekly attendance contest and then conducted its regular monthly business. They organized Thanksgiving baskets and planned Christmas baskets and small trees for hospitals. Warren Daley reports.
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E League
Officers Elected for Odd Fellows Lodge Cha teau
At a Cha teau lodge Odd Fellows meeting the election of officers took place. Noble Grand Gibson Monkman Vice Grand Gus Depner Secretary George Thompson Treasurer Jens Beck Trustees Stuart Myers C W Burns and K W Smith. Installation planned for the first of the year.
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Chateau Lodge of Odd Fellows
Noble
Gibson Monkman
Gus Depner
George Thompson
Jens Beck
Stuart Myers
C. W. Burns
K. W. Smith
Greenfield Happenings and Health Update
A mild flu outbreak affects Greenfield families over two weeks. Mrs. James Dehn and infant Richard Lee were discharged from Deaconess hospital. The Farmers Union met at the community hall for a turkey dinner and meeting. Mrs. Paul Feutch chaired in absence of officers. Mrs. Louis Pearson and infant Fava Mae left Maynard hospital. Mrs. Glenn Durstine moved to Idaho Falls to join her husband. H D club plans a saving and spending demonstration and Christmas gift exchange. Nolan Gronberg improving at Deaconess Hospital. P T A set for Wednesday December 18. all invited.
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James Dehn
Richard Lee
Farmers’ Union
Mesdames Knapp
Tuel
Fiers
Kuehn
Maxfield
Paul Feutch
Louis Pearson
Fava Mae
Maynard Hospital
Chateau
Glenn Durstine
Idaho Falls
Greenfield H. D. Club
Deaconess Hospital
Nolan Gronberg
Greenfield P. T. A
Mining workers in Montana gain seasonal status says Burris
State Commissioner of Labor WD Burris notes federal wage and hours division classifies Montana placer mining as seasonal employment. Operators are not bound by federal maximum hours rules but must pay at least federal minimum wages.
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State Commissioner of Labor
WD. C. Burris
Federal
Plater Mining
Montana
Teton FFA Hosts Stock Judging Field Trip
Teton FFA held a stock judging event with emphasis on vocational agriculture classes. Students toured Thorne and P. Ot ness ranches to judge sheep and swine while Mr. Haschke demonstrated meat cutting. The FFA appreciates community cooperation and the Home Economics club picnic is postponed until warmer weather next spring.
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Thorne
P. ‘Otness
Haschke
Chuck
Vocational Agriculture Department
F.F.A
Lutheran and Episcopalian Services This Sunday
American Lutheran Church 9:30 a m Sunday school at the Episcopalian church with classes for all ages. Sunday Dec 17 worship at 3 p m. Farmington Lutheran Church hosts worship next Sunday at 2 pm with Rev Olaf Anderson Pasic extending a cordial invitation to all to worship.
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Episcopalian Church
Farmington Lutheran Church
Worshin
Olaf Anderson Pasic
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T. R. Larson
Pendrey
Royal Theatre
Eroyal
Pepe
Gigria Jean
Mickey Mouse and News
Charles Laughton
Jamaica Inn
Bloom’s Grocery
Sunkist
Tuna Fish
Troubadors
Gents
Farmington News
Lester H. McLean and Family
Methodist Church
Universal Bible
Edwin G. Peterson
Montana School For the Deaf and Blind
Epworth League
Richard F. Vick
Tae
RCA
Chick’s Shell Station
H. S. Home
HOME
EC News
Warren Daley
Odd Fellows Lodge
Greenfield
FA. Teton Ffa
American Lutheran Church
Raybestos
Hanson
Rexall Beauty Shop
Rexall Drug Store
Lipeticke
Coty’s Cologne
Roi-Tan Cigars
Bria Pipes
Waeeee
TE Aigcuit
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Paris
Colorado
Candie Holdera
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