Epworth League to Stage 8 Act Play Feb 20 at High School
The Epworth League of Chateau announces The Path Across the Hill an 8 act play to be presented February 20 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. Lillian Mortimer wrote the play with humor and interest directed by Mrs A J Thompson. Cast includes Samuel Crawford Robert Post Ruth Conrad Walter Conrad and others with admission 25 and 35 cents. A BYNUM show follows February 15 with similar details.
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Epworth League of Chateau
Lillian Mortimer
A. J. Thompson
Samuel Crawford
Grandpa Wrnsinpie de Gibson Monkman
Robert Post
Edwin Dover
Ruth Conrad
Bobbie
Velma Edwards
Walter Conrad
Ruth
Kenneth Harmon
Catholic Services Schedule for Feb 11 Weekend
Mass times posted for Chateau, Bynum, Power, and Dutton churches next Sunday. Communion Sunday observed at Bynum and Power. Ash Wednesday services set for Feb 14 with evening prayers and parish-specific times. St Blase blessing to be given at Power and Dutton.
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Chateau
Bynum
Power
Dutton
Bynum and Power
Chateau and
Remains of C J Cutz Interred in Highland Cemetery
Funeral services were held in Great Falls for Charles Cutz a prominent Cascade and Power banker who died after an emergency appendix operation in Columbus hospital. He was interred in Highland cemetery with Masonic rites. Survived by widow three daughters Evelyn Doroth Betty Jean and Sonny Boy Charles Jr four brothers and three sisters with many relatives attending.
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Great Falls
Charles Cutz
Cascade and Power
Columbus Hospital
Highland Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Ward F. Boyd
Cutz
Chateau
Evelyn
Chateau Young Folks Tie Knot at Stanford
Miss Helen Dale and Thomas Moore of this city wed last week at Stanford in a ceremony performed by Rev. L. S. Schremer horn. Moore is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Moore and namesake of his pioneer grandfather. Dale, from the 1930 Teton high class, had worked at J. C. Penney Co. They have returned to Choteau amid friends' congratulations.
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Helen Dale
Thomas Moore
Stanford
L. S. Schremerhorn
Judith Basin
John Moore
Civilian Conservation Corps
California
Chateau Young Men
Henry Dale
Teton High
J. C. Penney Co
Choteau
State school fund apportions to Teton County districts
State Treasurer James J. Brett sent Teton County a share of 9 218 09 for the common school Investment and interest fund. County Superintendent Inez Eckford completed the apportionment among districts. The statewide total is 791 023 69, distributed earlier than in years past.
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Teton County
James J. Brett
Inez Eckford
Card of Thanks from A H McGinnis in Chateau
The author expresses deep gratitude for subscriptions and good wishes from Chateau citizens and hopes to thank each person personally in the future. A H McGinnis signs the note.
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Chateau
A. H. McGinnis
Beck Local Enjoys Play by F. F. A. Lads
Beck farmers union held its regular meeting at Beck school house on Feb 2. M. K. Luther and F. F. A. boys presented the play The Scrub Bulls to about 150 attendees. A Junior Farmers Union was organized with 18 members and Miss Rachel Galligher as leader.
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Acantha
Beck
Farmers’ Union
M. K. Luther
Smith-Hughes
Teton County High School
Scrub Bulls
Rachel Galligher
Beck Local Farmers’ Union
Luther
Choteau
Broader Horizons in Reaching Markets by Telephone
Businessmen learn new markets can be reached by telephone. Alternating calls with visits to other towns expands customer base inexpensively. Telephoning can secure better prices and quicker delivery, making a call nearly as satisfactory as being there in person. The Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co.
Helena Engineer Reviews Law Test For Dutton Water Plan
Helena engineer Charles Farmer said a test case is being made of the law authorizing district creation and bonding for the proposed Dutton water works project. County Attorney B I Packer discussed the matter. Mrs. Farmer accompanied him.
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Charles Farmer
Helena
Dutton
B. I. Packer
Packer
Farmer
University of Montana
University
St Stephen's Church Quinquagesima Service Schedule
Quinquagesima Sunday observing the church liturgy with Holy Communion at 8 AM and 11 AM, morning prayer and sermon at 10 AM, and a litany service. Rev. Lee H. Young invites participation.
Brady area social notes mention community visits and events
Ben Brown and wife shopped in Brady Saturday. R S McClenhan and wife Mrs Clyde Baquet Stewart Myers wife and mother and Mrs Clarence Hebb ner called on Mrs Dean Waterman Saturday. A number of folks from this vicinity attended the president's birthday ball in Chateau Tuesday. R K Funk and wife D F Waterman and wife attended the junior dance in Brady Saturday. C D Baquet and wife were business visitors in Conrad Friday. J A Cowgill and wife motored to Great Falls Saturday Opal Burton accompanied them home for a visit. R S McClenhan and wife D F Waterman and family were Sunday guests at the Hauxwell home in the T S Gap. Mrs Blanche Jacobson Mrs Clara Baker and Mrs J Davis called on Mrs C D Baquet Sunday afternoon.
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Ben Brown
Brady
R. S. McClenhan
Clyde Baquet
Stewart Myers
Clarence Hebbner
Dean Waterman
Chateau
R. K. Funk
D. F. Waterman
C. D. Baquet
Conrad
J. A. Cowgill
Great Falls
Opal Burton
Hauxwell
T. S. Gap
Blanche Jacobson
Clara Baker
J. Davis
Red Cross report from Teton County January 1934
The Teton County chapter of the American Red Cross reports January 1934 figures by chair Miss Margaret Nagle. It lists 38 families helped 113 children aided 65 office calls 15 phone calls 19 home visits 26 letters sent 112 used garments 17 used shoes and families receiving aid.
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Teton County
American Red Cross
Margaret Nagle
Garment and Blanket Aid Totals From Local Red Cross Chapter
Summary of chapter activities lists yard goods distributed and garments made or given out, along with blankets and food apportions. It records hours worked, production details, and the total value of items donated or distributed, naming several local donors and requesting dishes and a wash tub for continued help.
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J. B. Conner
J. C. Penney Co
Jack Armstrong
Geo. Thompson
Helep
J. Thompson
Jack O'Neill
Paul Rice
P. A. Peterson
Milton Ritter
Clarence Larson
K. EB. Sturgis
Chris
Community notes record visits and moving tales in Bole
Pendroy couple Mr and Mrs John Sullivan dined with Mr and Mrs Ralph Clayton. Inga Dale and the Dale sisters visited the Dauwalder home. Nina Hanson and Lydia Larson spent weekends with relatives. Helen Standish visited from Dutton. Hugh Crossen and family moved to Saco. Kosnick relief foreman at Shelby. Carl Larson visiting Dale and Standish. Bole Home Demonstration Club meets Feb 15 at 2.
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John Sullivan
Pendroy
Ralph Clayton
Inga Dale
Blossom Dale
Pearl Jackson
Dauwalder
Rosella Bjork
John
Geo. Zeigler
Great Falls
Oliver Hanson
Sylvia
George Tetzel
Fred Swenson
Gladys Han
John Kosnick
Conrad
Kosnick
Shelby
Carl Larson
Dale
Standish
Bole
Houfich
McNabb
Davis
Meeting reports life of Washington and Lincoln
The H. D. meeting convened Thursday at Fern Hansen’s home. Lovina Lee spoke on Washington while Mary Bingham spoke on Lincoln, and Vilate Stott presented a song. The next meeting is planned for March atVilate Stott’s home. Jim Lightfoot visited the Moore home Monday evening.
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H. D
Fern Hansen
Washington
Lovina Lee
Lincoln
Mary Bingham
Vilate Stott
Jim Lightfoot
Moore
Cattle Truck Travels to Great Falls and Local Gatherings
Emerson Rowley delivered a truckload of cattle to Great Falls on Tuesday. Nearby, Edwin Bingham, Leo Howell, and George Mortensen spent the past week addressing business in Flathead country. Orr Stott and John Lee drove to Browning on Saturday. A quilting party at the Charles Hansen home on Monday featured a red and white rayon quilt. Walter Bairie and Margaret Holly Oak, M I A advisors of Great Falls, led an officers’ meeting Saturday evening with Burland Hitchcock and sister demonstrating the new M I A contest tango waltz. Contests are planned for Bynum near the end of March with entries from Vaughn, Great Falls, and Bynum. Mrs Leo Howell and Mrs George Mortensen visited Priscilla Hansen last Thursday morning. Mr Holbrook of Agawam has been buying calves, sheep, and chickens from the project over the past weeks.
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Emerson Rowley
Great Falls
Edwin Bingham
Leo Howell
George Mortensen
Flathead
Orr Stott
John Lee
Browning
Charles Hansen
Walter Bairie
Margaret Hollyoak
Burland Hitchcock
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Catholic Services
C. J. Cutz
Kellogg’s
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Royal Ann
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Swift
C. W. Or
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the Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co
ST. Stephen’s Church
Lee H. Young
Collins News
RED Cross Report
S. Maccany
Oakland
R. A. Clearman
Marcelling
Teton Implement Co
Rose Garden
Mont
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