Scouts And St Nick Gift Choteau Children At Xmas Tree
Scouts and community groups organized a Christmas tree event in Choteau with Santa Claus, carols, and a nut and candy gift program. About 400 people attended, 250 bags were prepared, and remaining treats were donated to hospitals after the event.
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Scouts
St. Nick
Choteau
Santa Claus
Oldsterg
Chateau Boy Scouts
Wm. F. Olsen
Burr Huffman
Nick
Supreme Court Asked to Settle Highway Commission Dispute
Attorney General files quo warranto in state supreme court to decide rightful holders of highway commissioner offices. Ousted members H J McGregor L J Croonenberghs and Rockwood Brown face case with new appointees D A O'Hern Fred A Fligman and Thomas O Collins. Court orders appearance Jan 2 to determine legal title amid pending transitions.
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Supreme Court
Highway Commission
Enor K. Matson
H. J. McGregor
L. J. Croonenberghs
Rockwood Brown
D. A. O’hern
Fred A. Fligman
Thomas O. Collins
Elmer Holt
Plu
George Hurd
Great Falls
McGregor
Birthday Ball Plans Announced for President Roosevelt
Col Henry L Doherty renewed Mrs Clarence Looney as county chairman for the national Birthday Ball drive supporting infantile paralysis research. Local chairs include Fairfield H A Prior Pendroy W H Wellenstein Dutton Jonas Johnson. proceeds split 70 30 between local orthopedic causes and the Georgia Warm Springs foundation.
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Henry L. Doherty
Roosevelt
Clarence Looney
Looney
Chateau
Fairfield
H. A. Prior
Pendrey
W. H. Wellenstein
Dutton
Jonas Johnson
National Committee
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
H. R. Prior
L. Jourdonnais
Choteau
W. N. Wellenstein
Pendroy
H. R. Thompson
Farmington
H. C. Huffman
General County Fund
Ben Wolk
Ona Brown
Two Marriage Licenses Issued In County A Dec
Two marriage licenses were issued recently by Miss Meda McLean deputy clerk of the court. The first on Dec 19 to Howard L Gray and Magdaline E Sidor both from Great Falls and age listed legal. The second on Dec 24 to George Coulter 21 of Kevin and Eunice Jolley 19 of Augusta. Justice J G Jackson performed the ceremony at the clerk of the court's office.
Court House Faces New Year With Prospects of Few Changes
The new year brings no major shifts at Teton county court house as voters left most offices intact. Elmer C. Smith will be replaced as county treasurer by Oral G. Meadows on the first Monday in March, and Otto Wagnild is re elected as county assessor with his deputies retained.
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Court House
Teton County
Elmer C. Smith
Oral G. Meadows
Smith
H. M. Daley
Alice Johnson
Doris Anderson
George A. Carroll
J. L. Billings
Frances Rosengren
Inez Eckford
Algon Udin
Otto Wagnild
E. L. Murphy
Obert Peterson
C. Jas Smith
Gay Franklin
Tokerud Visits Here Wednesday Tells of Trip to Old Norway
County visitors include T. Tokerud from a ranch near Dutton with three daughters and Roy. He spent three months in Norway, returning in September after leaving June 12. Raised near Oslo, he noted urban expansion and language shifts, and compared past ocean travel to modern first class arrangements.
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Tokerud
Old Norway
T. Tokerud
Dutton
Roy
Teton County High
Mr. Tokerud
Norway
Oslo
Weather and Things as Chateau Weather Prophet Sees Them
Heavy fog Saturday night led to snow starting Sunday morning and continuing off and on through Monday. About three inches fell with drifting but travel remained largely open. The weather office logged near 15 below zero. The storm, though severe, was welcomed after recent dust and wind. Some see moisture prospects for next year if west winds persist, others blame drought on Fludson Bay.
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Fludson Bay
Jupiter
W C Group Meetings to Be Held Next Week
The Chateau Woman's club music and literature group meets Wednesday at Mrs Geo Thompson to discuss Light Opera led by Mrs Edwin Dover. The art group meets Monday at Mrs Gay Bagley with Mrs Gibson Monkman assistant hostess to discuss Tapestries led by Mr Fred S Willson. The next general meeting is Tuesday January 19 at Miss Edna Beaupre's home with Miss Ruby Miller presenting glass blowing.
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Chateau Woman's Club
Geo. Thompson
Victor Fferbert
Edwin Dover
Gay Bagley
Gibson Monkman
Fred S. Willson
Edna Beaupre
Ruby Miller
Reception Planned for New Governor Ayers at Helena
Helena officials announce a public reception for Governor-elect Roy E. Ayers and Mrs. Ayers at the state capitol Monday evening January 4 at eight o'clock. Col. Erastus Williams will lead the event with the retiring governor present. The reception room, corridors, and offices will be open to guests. an orchestra will play and punch will be served. The event is co sponsored by the Young Democrats club and county committees and is open to the public with several thousand expected.
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Helena
Roy E. Ayers
25Th Legislative Assembly
Montana
Ayers
G. N. Agent and Wife Return From Midwest Visit
Mr and Mrs C H Porter return home after a three week visit with relatives in Wisconsin and Iowa They stayed with Mr and Mrs John Bryan at Liscomple Iowa and with Mrs Porters sister at Grinnell Iowa They also visited relatives in Montezuma Lone Rock and Fort Shaw relays indicate LE Champion was in charge during Porters absence at the Great Northern depot.
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C. H. Porter
Wisconsin
Iowa
John Bryan
Liscomple
Fort Shaw
Visit in California
Bill Bateman traveled to Los Angeles to visit an uncle and aunt and other relatives. He accompanied Mr and Mrs Alex Burrell.
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Bill Bateman
Los Angeles
Calif
Alex Burrell
Jury Term of Court Opens in Helena Monday
For the first time in over four years a jury term will convene Monday with District Judge R. M. Hattersley presiding Thirty jurors are summoned Most criminal actions were dismissed leaving only the State of Montana versus Dick Golie for set line fishing in Pishkun reservoir The case tests unclear points of law and follows recent appeals by the defendant’s attorney R J Reynolds The calendar also lists several civil actions slated for trial with many previously on the register now dismissed or likely to be dropped The proceedings begin Monday in Helena
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R. M. Hattersley
State of
Montana
Dick Golie
Pishkun Reservoir
Joliec
Great Falls
Golie
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
R. J. Reynolds
District Court
State of Montana
Gustav A. Tornquist
Irving Peterson
Harry Young
John Mozer
Frank M. Wallace
TB. G. Trescott
J. T. Murray
Attachment
First National Bank of Chateau
James Thorn
Et Ax
Margaret BE
Clyde R. Anderson
Monarch Lumber Co
Mack Hall
Thos. Hilling
Rocky Mountain Elevator Co
Ed. Bammel
Interpleader
Senators Larson and Conner Headed to Helena for Legislature
Teton county sends Senator T O Larson and Representative J B Conner to Helena for the opening of the Montana legislature. Larson plans to depart weekend with Mrs Larson and daughter Alva to follow later. Conner aims to push education input on textbooks while awaiting the session’s start as capitol preparations buzz for Governor Ayers’ inauguration.
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Teton County
T. O. Larson
J. B. Conner
Helena
Larson
Alva Larson
Conner
Mr. Conner
State Department of Education
State Textbook Commission
Montana Publicity Division
Senate Chamber
Sixth Avenue
Capitol
Highway Department
State Highway Commission
Income Tax Department
Rouse of Representatioes
Senate
The
Highway Commission
Roy E. Ayers
House
False fire alarm at old creamery prompts response
A false alarm last Thursday drew Chateau fire department to the old creamery at town north entrance. City workers Gus Thompson and Marshal King were burning leaves nearby, mistaken for a blaze in the building now owned by Teton County Shipping association and housing a seed cleaning plant.
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Chateau Fire Department
Gus Thompson
Marshal King
Teton County Shipping Association
4 H Members Receive A Xmas Message From Their Leader In Chief
County Agent Fred Willson sent holiday greetings to 4 H club members in the county praising their 1936 achievements and urging continued work in 1937. He noted a 301 enrollment with 94.3 percent completion and asked clubs to recruit every eligible boy and girl for a higher 1937 enrollment, ending with plans for reorganization.
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4-H Club
Fred Willson
Willson
Teton County
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C. H. Huffman
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Staunton & Martinson
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