All Stars Defeat Racketeers 59 to 30 in Shelby
Shelby All Stars coached by Max Worthington dominated Chateau Racketeers, winning 59 to 30. Earles and Evans left with injuries as Loomis led Chateau while Worthington shown strong passing and Loomis reputation drew fans.
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Max Worthington
Shelby
All Stars
Chateau
Mike Evans
Earles
Evans
Worthington
Shelby High
Loomis
Core
Choteau
Hearles
Coto
Peters
Cohoe, F
Holmes
Micheels
Wright
Travis, c
Onsen, Bi
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Welker
Kan
Lions
Conrad
Bulldogs Meet Bisons Tonight In Falls Hoop double header
The Bulldog basketball squad faces Great Falls on their home floor in a double header with Dutton also meeting the Great Falls Bisons. Teton opens against Great Falls this season and eight or nine players will be chosen for the trip from Connole Tokerud Earles Dale Jourdonnais Harmon Mozer Mellon McDonnel Folsom ArmStrong Walley Doughty.
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Bulldog
Great Falls
Dutton
Great Falls Bisons
Teton
EB. L. Kleffman
Brady
Conrad
Connole
Tokerud
Earles
Dale
Jourdonnais
Harmon
Mozer
Mellon
McDonnel
Folsom
ArmStrong
Walley
Doughty
Montana Educational Association delegates named for Helena meet
Principal George W. Finley Lawrence Walker and Robert Funk will represent Teton county at the Montana Educational Association delegate assembly in Helena after Christmas. Anna E. Stafford may attend. The group will discuss proposed changes to school laws including budget valuations use, state land board warrants, a high school transfer fund, and transportation regulations for district high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Finley
Power
Lawrence Walker
Dutton
Robert Funk
Collins
Teton County
Montana Educational Association
Helena
Anna E. Stafford
Tuesay
State Land Board
Bole Matron in Rug Art Featured by Montana Farmer
The December 15 Montana Farmer from Great Falls highlights Marian P. Davis of Bole in The Housewifes Corner with hooked rug work. The issue includes a poem My Little Hooked Rug and pieces Can You Imagine and A Thing of Beauty, praising Davis as a gifted hooked rug artist after a North Central Montana fair first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Farmer
Great Falls
Marian P. Davis
Bole
Housewifes Corner
Amy Martin
the Housewife’s Corner
Ayl
Preliminary Court Costs Near Four Thousand Dollars
Indications from the recent jury term show court costs around 4000 with $3788.87 reported in hand, unpaid bills to be tallied. Salaries and juror mileage led, witnesses cost $652, and expert testimony by Dr. R. P. Smith topped costs at $225 plus mileage.
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Hoffman
Bakker
Udin
Blanche M. Jacobson
Per Diem
John Hoffman
Columbia Falls
Allan Gamble
Bozeman
R. P. Smith
Helena
Coury
Art Jardine
W. A. Emerick
F. Gergerson
Jas. Looney
B. J. Packer
W. K. Carroll
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WIL Gheen
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H. J. McGregor
A. A. Pelletier
Wilness
Thom
Outlook for Turkeys No Brighter Is Reported
Turkeys face weak markets says Herbert Beyers general manager of Northwest Turkey Growers Association. Holdings exceed five year average and trading shows little life as hucksters and growers delay shipments to large markets. Thanksgiving pricing suggests 1 2 cent gain possible by selling through regular channels.
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Teton County Shipping Association
Northwest
Turkey Growers Association
Herbert Beuers
Beyers
Church Improvement Project Starts Off Briskly Monday
Interior work begins at the Methodist church as a dozen volunteers including carpenters work on wall boards and ceilings. Exterior work will be delayed until about June while Mrs. L. E. Taylor oversees interior decorating and a light cream paint and darker wall cal somine are planned. Donations from John Hentges Chateau Hardware St Anthony & Dakota Lumber Monarch Lumber and others help cover costs with interior supplies and wall board furnished at cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Edwin Dover
L. E. Taylor
John Hentges
Chateau Hardware Co
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co
Monarch Lumber Company
Scouts to Leave for Winter Camp on Teton
Scouts from Chateau troop No 51 depart Monday morning for winter camp at Deep Canyon ranch on the Teton. They travel under R D Cook of Great Falls and will assemble with grub and bedding at the courthouse. Signed to go by Tuesday include Norman Rosengren Stanley Smith Paul Baillie Joe Darby Chas Roll Jack Core Birger Owens Vincent Peters Mike Mozer Robert Sutton Kenneth Thompson Walter Hentges and Donald McDonald. Additional boys expected from Great Falls Dutton and possibly Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep Canyon
Teton
R. D. Cook
Great Falls
Court House
Chateau Troop No
Norman Rosengren
Stanley Smith
Paul Baillie
Joe Darby
Chas Roll
Jack Core
Birger Owens
Vincent Peters
Mike Mozer
Robert Sutton
Kenneth Thompson
Walter Hentges
Donald McDonald
Dutton
Conrad
Returns from Visit at Portland and Corvallis
Miss Charlotte Looney deputy in the county clerk and treasurer’s office returned Tuesday from a two week visit to Portland and Corvallis Oregon. In Portland she stayed with Mrs Henry Ruhlin and family and with the Martine family. In Corvallis she stayed with Mrs I L Nasser and daughter Agnes and visited with Mr and Mrs M K Luther. They have named their baby Merlyn K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Looney
Portland
Corvallis
Oregon
Henry Ruhlin
Ruhlin
Ruth Malcolm
Martine
I. L. Nasser
Agnes
Oregon State College
M. K. Luther
Merlyn K
Skating Improves On Main Avenue After Thaw
Heavy snow and thaw cycles turned Main Avenue into a smooth skating surface with an icy, nearly paved base. Motorists proceed cautiously as street crews sprinkle ashes on crossings to aid pedestrian safety while the municipal skating rink improves post thaw conditions.
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Main Avenue
Court House
Glenloyd
Monday Observed as Legal Holiday Across City
Monday will be observed as a legal holiday due to Christmas on Sunday. Banks and the courthouse close. several stores such as Jos Hirshberg, J C Penney, S and B Self Service, The Cash and Carry, and Chateau Hardware will shut for the day. Rexall plans afternoon closures. Chateau Drug stays open. Meat markets vary with open or closed hours. post offices close Sunday and Monday, with Saturday late hours to handle parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
J. C. Penney Co
S. & B. Self Service
Cash and Carry
Cheteau Hardware Co
Rexall Drug Store
R. &. Nelson
R. R. Mellon
Cheteau Drug Company
J. H. Byler
Byler’s Market
Nick Vlinker
The
Chateau Meat Company
G. C. Core
Masons and Stars Name Officers for New Year
C C Coffey chosen worshipful master of Chateau lodge No 44 at the annual election. Other officers include Arthur Ramsey senior warden Marian Averill junior warden C D McDonald treasurer J T Moore secretary J I Hodgskiss temple board member. Fidelity chapter elected Mrs B E Brownson worthy patron Henry Ness worthy patron. Ella Irwin associate matron J E Hodgskiss associate patron Mrs Fred Barribal conductress Mrs Cecil Passmore associate conductress Mrs Chas A Franks treasurer Mrs W B Butchart secretary. Both groups will attend a joint installation in Great Falls next Wednesday with grand lodge officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Coffey
Chateau Lodge No. 44
Coffey
Gordon Monkman
Arthur Ramsey
Marian Averill
C. D. McDonald
J. T. Moore
J. I. Hodgskiss
Temple Board
Fidelity Chapter
B. E. Brownson
Henry Ness
Ella Irwin
J. E. Hodgskiss
Fred Barribal
Cecil Passmore
Chas
A. Franks
W. B. Butchart
Masons
Eastern Stars
Great Falls
Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Hold Annual Election
Chateau Lodge No. 11 I O O F named Leslie Bush as noble grand and Frank Gordon as vice grand with George Thompson as secretary and H L Stafford treasurer. Rebekah lodge elected Mrs J G Jackson noble grand Mrs C H Malcolm vice grand Mrs George Carroll secretary and Miss Edna Beaupre treasurer. Installations set for early January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lodge No
Leslie Bush
T. L. Gap
H. J. Stafford
Frank Gordon
George Thompson
F. M. Snider
H. L. Stafford
Rebekah Lodge
J. G. Jackson
C. H. Malcolm
George Carroll
Edna Beaupre
Bynum to Meet the Racketeers in Season Opener
The Chateau Racketeers host Bynum town team Friday night December 23 at 7 30 p m for the home opener marking Bynum's first appearance here. Advance reports praise Bynum's strong squad. Admission for this game is 25 cents for adults and 10 cents for children, other games remain at 35 and 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Chateau Racketeers
Bynum Town
Royal Arch Masons Name Officers for 1933
election of officers for the year 1933 occurred Monday evening at a convocation of Teton chapter No. 25 Royal Arch Masons. The following were chosen High Priest W W Smith King C D McDonald Scribe Arthur A Tesch Treasurer E J Crary Secretary James T Robison Captain of the Host David A Rei quam Principal Sojourner J E Wody 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
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Royal Arch Masons
W. W. Smith
King—Cc
D. McDonald
Arthur A. Tesch
E. J. Crary
James T. Robison
Hlost
David A. Reiquam
J. E. Wodyskiss
Royal Arch
Herbert B. Swanson
Death of Lorentz Hanson in Chicago at 93
Mrs. J. E. Hodgskiss learns her father Lorentz Hanson has died at his daughter’s home in Chicago after pneumonia. He was 93 and lived in Chateau some years before moving to Chicago seven years ago. Survivors include Mrs. Hodgskiss, Mrs. Nelson, and son Louis Manson of Blair Nebraska.
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J. E. Hodgskiss
Lorentz Hanson
O. R. Nelson
Hanson
Chicago
Christmas Activities In Chateau Highlight Holiday Schedule
Cha teau plans for the Christmas season include school programs at the grade and high schools, a high school Christmas party, and carols by the band. The Methodist church hosts the annual Sunday school program, with recitations and plays, while Helena Catholic church holds a midnight mass Saturday with Monsignor Day attending. The American Legion dance runs Monday night at the E. P. hall with spot prizes from local merchants. Schools close for two weeks, with the grade school resuming January 5 and the high school reopening January 4 after early dismissal tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Methodist Church
Mrs. Roberts
Opal Moore
Lois Halberg
Rae Harrington
Geraldine Moulton
Marlon Butchart
Episcopal Church
E. P. Hall
American Legion
Legionnaires
Royal Theatre
Chateau Drug Co. S. & E Self Service Grocery
J. C. Penney Oo
Deer Lodge F F A Chapter Wins National Contest
The Deer Lodge Montana F F A chapter led by A W Johnson won first place at the national Futures Farmers of America contest in Kansas City. The group submitted seven books of prepared records on home projects cooperative activities fair exhibits and leadership plus photos and two plaques from state contests. The victory honors the boys their county and the state and the record was shipped in a cedar chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Standard
Butte
Chateau
Deer Lodge
T. F
A. W Johnson
Futures’armers Organization
Kansas City
Johnson
Department of Vocation
Powell County
Teton County
National
F. F. A. Championg
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Onelby
Bobcat
Bulldogs
Bisons
Falls
Gostad
Chateau Acantha
Absa
Qabral
E. (. Black
B. A. Roll
L G. Lestrade
Jim Dunlap
Louis DeWitt
Frank Webb
Horace Bleecker
Edwin Dovey
C. W. Burns
Clyde Darby
C. H. Connor
L. J. Howard
N. W. Edwards
Kenneth Pike
J. L. Gleason
Masons and Stars
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Art Johnson
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