Market week plans loom at Billings meeting
Eddie Howard attended the annual Market Week association meeting in Billings with plans outlined for the next market week from June 7 to 10. Harlan Scott of Great Falls, district division manager for Montana Dakota Utilities, was in Chateau on business. Mrs. Curt Thompson of Banky, North Dakota, visited her mother Mrs. Margaret Leithead and sister Mrs. Otto Waynild. George Coffey returned from Mayo Clinic with no findings. Al Hensley left for a Montana Chamber of Commerce meeting. Rep. Elmer Omholt attended the Teton Farm Bureau banquet. Ray Davidson attended a Standard Oil Co. meeting in Butte. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freeman and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weisten hosted a turkey dinner with guests. John Dunckel attended a four day Western Life Insurance Co. event.
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Eddie Howard
Billings
Harlan Scott
Great Falls
Montana Dakota Utilities” Co
Curt Thompson
Banky, N. Dak
Margaret Leithead
Otto Waynild
George Coffey
Rochester
Mayo Clinic
al Hensley
Boxeman
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Elmer V. Omholt
Dutton
Teton Farm Bureau
Methodist Church
Ray Davidson
Standard Oil Co
Local Social Notes and Engagement Reports
A collage of social items from a community page lists engagements and visits. Mr and Mrs Oltford V Elr of Frankerman announce Ida Dale to James Dale of Chateau. H W Bateman writes from Corpus Christi that he and Mrs Bateman enjoy summer weather. several local households host guests and plan weekend gatherings at the homes of Mathis and Timmerman.
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Oltford
Elr
Frankerman Ané
The
Breck
Petiney
Mildred
Parsons
Fort Shéin
sMr
Jack Aero
Paul Mathis
Carl Wedum
Hageast
Neil
Billy
H. W. Bateman
Corpus Christi
Tex
Mrs. Bateman
Chris Ivanish
Eureka
Ida
James Dale
John Dale
Chateau
Dale
Texas
McLean's Fairfield Legacy Spanning Postmaster Tenure
Adele Busling profiles Frank H. McLean longtime Fairfield postmaster who retired after decades of service. Harry Lée named temporary postmaster in 1934, McLean later became regular postmaster in 1935 as the office grew from fourth to second class with added rural routes for West Slope settlers, bonds merit award in 1943, and plans to remain in Fairfield while traveling.
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Adele ‘Busling
Frank H. McLean
Janis Son
Kenneth
McLean
Harry Gee
Willa ‘Meyers
Document sensing eyed for future census processing
The piece discusses early document sensing by the Census Bureau as a potential replacement for manual card punching. It notes experiments dating to 1947, aims for the 1950 and 1960 censuses, and highlights advantages like reduced human error and higher data transfer speed through a document processor.
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Oras
Hgureau
Accot
Evry
Census Bureau
Census ‘Bureau
Senough
Canad
United States
Cub Scout Den 3 Activities At Pack 51 Banquet
Eleven boys in Den 3 of Pack 51, Chateau Scouts, list members including Dean Baker and others. The den prepared invitations and place cards for a Blue and Gold banquet and awarded Bear, Wolf, Lion, and Bobcat pins and arrows. Handicraft displays appear in Wedum's window during Boy Scout Week.
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Den
Chateau Cub Scouts
Dean Baker
Charlie Brewster
Bobby Dunckel
Joe Gleason
Dick Moore
Jim Salmond
Jack Salmond
Ray’ van Wichen
Elmer ‘White
Ernest White
Buddie White
Elmer White
Budtie White
Ray van Wichen
Jack
Jr. Salmond
Wedum
Jack Peterson
Harvey Hanson
Alice Salmond
Alice Gleason
Big Gimmes Highlight Global Coffee and Match Totals
The article claims America uses four to one gimmes for matches and coffee, noting 500 billion matches and 125 billion cups of coffee annually in a bold, numeric sense. It presents a playful arithmetic framing of everyday pursuits.
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America
Chateau Bows Greenfield In Sub-District Tilt Prep
Chateau defeated Greenfield 63 to 61 on the road as they prepare for the AAU sub-district tournament at Greenfield. Thursday matches include Dutton versus Fairfield and Brady against Greenfield with losers out and winners advancing to Sunday semifinals and a final before a Chester district tourney berth.
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Ray Krone
Augusta
Cea
Idays
Chateau
Greenfield
AAU
Dutton
Fairfield
Brady
Hesta
Dower
Cascade
Chester
Auguste
Choteau
Substantive Choteau
Choteau Surges Past Greenfield In High-Scoring Bout
In a tight start Greenfield led 19 17 after one period but Choteau pulled away by half and then widened the gap. Final tally shows Choteau at 46 35 after three, with Tracy leading Greenfield and Lehnert scoring 18 for Choteau amid a rapid back and forth.
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Juhile
Augusta
Swen Bil
Tte
Esecoh
Pomong
McFarlane
Murr
Dahlin
Choteau
Tracy of
Greenfield
Lehnert of
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