Teton Seal Sale Exceeds Quota Raises 91.50
Mrs. Alex Burrel chairs Chateau Woman's club Christmas seal drive and reports 91.50 raised for the Montana Tuberculosis association. Seals sold produced 75.00 toward the 75.00 community quota, with 16.50 from a high school program.
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Teton
Alex Burrel
Chateau Woman’s Club
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Burrell
Arthur Ramsey
B. I. Packer
Clarney
Gay Bagley
Byrne
A. B. Guthrie
Ma. J. L. Billings
Ruby Miller
Marion Butchart
Ray Nelson
Opal Moore
Cohoe
Catholic Services Schedule for Christmas Week
Mass times announced for Chateau Bynum Dutton and Power next Sunday December 24 with Ember days noted. Communion Sunday observed in Dutton and services listed by church with Rev Father Schulte as pastor.
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Chateau
Bynum
Dutton
Power
Examination Dates Set by County Superintendent
County Superintendent Inez Eckford announced exam dates for the district. A seventh and eighth grade test is planned for January 11 and 12, with a music teacher certification test on February 5. Voice exams are offered, and the seventh and eighth grade tests may be held in the courthouse due to low expected turnout.
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Inez Eckford
Eckford
State Department
Court House
M E Church Announces Christmas Services and Music
The M E Church lists Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m with a sermon The Bells of Bethlehem Special Christmas music by the choir and a Christmas program by Sunday school children at 7 30 p m Pendroy appears at 3 p m
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Bells of Bethlehem
Death of Col John C Ferris Recalls Long Wyoming Life
The death of Col. John C. Ferris, age nearly 100, was reported from a San Diego hospital. A former Teton County resident and U S commissioner at Collins, he served in the Civil War and later moved west living in Utah Wyoming and Iowa. Interment followed in San Diego with G A R and Masonic rites. He was a descendant of General Stark and a noted horticultural contributor in Montana.
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John C. Ferris
Teton County
C. H. Ferris
San Diego
California
Milicent Noble
Masonic Lodge
Stark Col. Ferris
Duchess County
New York
New England
John Stark
Elias Ketteil
Binghampton
Theoda Stark
John Cudbeth Ferris
Ferris
Cudbeth
Scotland
Col. Ferris
Utah
Wyoming
Wampton
Iowa
Charles H. Ferris
Alder Gulch
Minnesota
Collins
United States
Montana
Senate
Elias
John
Ben
Henry
Sol
Virginia City
Elias Ferris
Ida F. Waterman
C. H. Hauxwell
Montana Horticultural Society
Great Falls
Van
Brother van
Fletcher van Orsdel
Paul Bryan
France
Royal Arch Masons Re Elect 1934 Officers
The 1933 officers of Teton chapter No. 25 Royal Arch Masons were reelected Monday to serve in 1934. Elected roles include High Priest W. W. Smith, King C. D. McDonald, Scribe Arthur A. Tesch, Treasurer K. J. Crary, Secretary James T. Robison, Captain of the Host David A. Rei quam, Principal Sojourner J. E. Hodg skiss, Royal Arch Captain Herbert B. Swanson, Master Third Veil W. N. Streeter, Master Second Veil Rupert Ward, Master First Veil Carl F. Carlson, Sentinel John G. Jackson.
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Teton
Royal Arch
W. W. Smith
King
C. D. McDonald
Arthur A. Tesch
K. J. Crary
James T. Robison
David A. Reiquam
J. E. Hodgskiss
Herbert B. Swanson
Jim Cook and Wife Arrive From Missouri to Visit Ill Father
Mr and Mrs Jim Cook travel by car from Albany Missouri to be with Jims father William Cook who remains seriously ill at home. Mae McCrary becomes Mrs Jim Cook after their October wedding in Bethany Missouri. The elder Mr Cook is frail yet rises each day and plans to pass on with resolve.
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Jim Cook
Wife
Missouri
Albany
Mr. Cook
Wm. Cook
Bethany
Camp Coram
Bole Home Demonstration Club Demonstrates Meat Prep
The Bole Home Demonstration club held an all day session at the Community hall covering pork cutting trimming canning smoking salting pickling and sausage making. Earl Zimmerman and Paul Mathis showed how to butcher and portion animals for preservation and cooking. Mrs Manson Mrs Hanson and Mrs Walkington led canning of roasts chops and spare ribs and prep methods for heart over feet and head. A pot luck dinner for 40 including Bole school children followed the demonstrations.
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Bole Home Demonstratin Club
Earl Zimmerman
Paul Mathis
Manson
Hanson
Walkington
Swenson and Greens Visit Chateau on Way to Great Falls
Mr and Mrs R F Swenson and Mr and Mrs Del Green with children were Chateau visitors briefly Tuesday on their way to Great Falls.
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R. F. Swenson
del Green
Great Falls
Malones Return Highlight Illinois Trip And Trade Talk
Mr and Mrs C K Malone returned from Chicago and Illinois visits where they met relatives and conducted business. Malone took a shipment of livestock to be placed on feed and described farmers' dire credit, noting farms and homes struggle to pay bills. He said Illinois has no liquor sale restrictions with department stores service stations and restaurants selling alcohol.
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Illinois
C. K. Malone
Chicago
Snow blocked roads delay Chateau Girl arrival for holidays
Miss Grayce Thompson, a Whitman College sophomore from Walla Walla, Wash., was delayed returning for Christmas as Great Northern passengers were held by snow. A 15 hour snow slide delay at Walton, four hour halt near Summit, and a 60 mile gale at Glacier Park caused the journey to Shelby to stretch over an extra day before Milwaukee connections.
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Grayce Thompson
Walla Walla
Washington
Whitman College
Miss Thompson
Helen Thompson
Great Northern
Walton
Summit
Glacier Park
Shelby
Great Falls
Milwaukee
Call for Registered War Warrants in Teton County
Notice is given that payment is prepared for specific warrants. Teton County Road Fund warrants No. 7864 7884 7851 7900 are listed along with all registered warrants of School Districts 1 7 12 21 30 41 44 46 and warrants registered in various date ranges through 1933.
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Teton County Road Fund
County warrants summarized by districts in Teton County Montana
County Treasurer Elmer C. Smith notes warrants by district numbers 51 61 62 63 64 68 69 70 74 with certain exclusions. Interest on listed warrants ends December 21 1933. Notice serves as official public record of outstanding registered warrants and stop of interest.
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Elmer C. Smith
Teton County
Montana
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M. E. Church Notes
Monarch
Jersey
Nash
Carnation
Hirshberg
Ferrig
Cam Diego Hospital
Royal Arch Masons
Bole H. D
Chateau Girl
Ivervacet
Best
Choteau, Mont
Pbs
Hannan
Texaco
Bill’s
My Beauty Shoppe
Pollock
Noel
Merry Christmas
Gladys Weaver
Rexall Drug Store
Teton Drug Co
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