Scout Anniversary Event Draws Prominent Scouters Here
About 100 attended the Boy Scout anniversary week program at the Masonic hall in Chateau. The evening featured a banquet, a court of honor, an investiture ceremony, stunts, and demonstrations by the troop and patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Masonic Hall
Halvor M. Daley
Gordon Holmes
America
Grace
Edwin Dover
Erding
A. C. Wanusa
Hanusa
Burr Wulfman
Leigh Nett
Frank Streans
Halvor Daley
J. W W. McLean
Buell Roll
Lions Club
E. J Crary
K. F E. Sturgis
Verb
C W. Burns
John Hentges
Max Jensen
Area Council
R. D. Cook
Cook
Edgar Maclay
North Central Council
Tie
Warren Daley
Bobbie Proff
Jimmy Peterson
Geo. A. Carroll
Charles Roll
Gene Burke
Billie Baillie
Hatfield Rosengren
A. B. Guthrie
Fokker Patrol
Fagle
Bob Armstrong
Eagle
Free Music School Reopens Under Edwards in City
Free Music School reopens in the Hode skiss building with C C Edwards as instructor and Cc W Burns as supervisor. The former FERA project, started last year in September 1984, operated until August 1935 with a peak enrollment of 127 and offered wind and string instruction plus a booster band. Plans for this year include student testing, clearer ratings, and cooperation with high school band activities under Irshal Davis, with students joining the junior high ensemble when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FERA
Works Progress Administration
C. C. Edwards
Cc. W. Burns
Mr. Edwards
Hodeskiss
Ole Nordhagen
Edwards
Scout Dinner Features Magic Acts And Tap Dancing
Helen Burke and Lola Mae Burns entertained with tap dancing after magic and humorous stunts. Frank Stearns thanked supporters for making the dinner and program a success as the Scouts sang the closing song and received the scoutmaster's benediction. Officials from Dutton Fairfield and Bynum were unable to attend due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Burke
Lola Mae Burns
Frank Stearns
Dutton
Fairfield
Bynum
Racketeers Triumph 42 38 Over DeMolays at Teton High
The Chateau Racketeers beat the Great Falls DeMolays 42 to 38 before a large crowd at the Teton high gym. Loomis led with 42 points, Core added 11, while Cameron, Klinkie, Cole, Thompson and Palmer starred for DeMolays in a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High
Chateau
Great Falls
Purples
Loomis
Core
Thompson
Cole
Frarles
Moore
Davis
Hospital Notes From Maynard Choteau And Chateau
Ethel Olson of Fairfield treated for bronchitis at Maynard hospital last week. John W Ward admitted to Maynard hospital for treatment. Jake Otness, former patient at Chateau hospital, dismissed yesterday. Mrs Mark Bleazard and baby discharged from Choteau hospital returning to the Jen sen home at Bynum. A daughter born Monday to Mr and Mrs John Richem of Choteau at Choteau hospital. A daughter born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Austin Rindall of Fairfield at Chateau hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Olson
Fairfield
Maynard Hospital
John W. Ward
Jake Otness
Chateau Hospital
Mark Bleazard
Baby
Choteau Hospital
A S. Jensen
Bynum
John Richem
Choteau
Austin Rindall
Court Opens for February Term with Admin Issuance
The February term convened Friday before Judge R. M. Hattersley. Letters of administration were issued to P. Kampnar of Great Falls in the Mathys Fmaar estate. Rk. K. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hattersley
P. Kampnar
Great Falls
Mathys Fmaar
Rk. K. West
Divorces and juvenile commitment listed in Montana notices
Great Falls attorney named for petitioner. Divorces granted to Bessie W. Stillman of Ashton Stillman and Bernice Lindseth of Allen Lindseth. Howard Tokerud, a juvenile delinquent, ordered to Miles City Industrial School until age 21 or discharge. Sheriff J L Billings transported him. Hattie H Bentzel forecloses mortgage against Bernhard Torson with C W Murch for plaintiff. R K West, C W Murch and Lou Molumby out of town attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Bessie W. Stillman
Ashton Stillman
Bernice Lindseth
Allen Lindseth
Howard Tokerud
Miles City
J. L. Billings
Hattie H. Bentzel
Bernhard Torson
C. W. Murch
R. K. West
Lou Molumby
Notice of Sheriff Sale and Decree of Foreclosure
In Teton County Montana a sheriff sale is scheduled for March 14 1936 at 2 pm for the real property described as the east half of the southwest quarter and blocks 3 and 4 of section 18 and lot 1 of section 19 township 23 north range 3 west Montana meridian totaling 166.75 acres to satisfy a decree for Hattie H. Bentzel v Bernhard Torson et al. The sale will be at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana and bids must be cash. The notice was issued February 19 1936 by Sheriff J T Billings and under sheriff T J Dellwo with Murch & Wuerthner as plaintiff's attorney. First publication February 20 1936 last March 12 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Judicial District
Montana
Teton
Hattie H. Bentzel
Bernhard Torson
A. F. McCabe
Monticello State Bank
Bole State Bank
Bole
H. J. McGregor
Mary McGregor
S. T. Wiprud
Great Northern Mutual Oil Co
Fighteen
Montana Meridian
Choteau
Teton County
J. T. Billings
T. J. Dellwo
Murch & Wuerthner
Lutefisk Dinner Serves The Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid
Farmington announces a lutefisk dinner at the hall this Friday February 21 starting at 5 o clock. Local roads from Farmington to Chateau and via Savik and Larson ranch to Bynum are open. If severe weather occurs the dinner shifts to Sunday afternoon at 2. Dorothy Swengon is ill with mumps. Mr and Mrs Alden Mast of Dilton arrived on the Milwaukee Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid
Farmington
Chateau
Bynum
Savik & Larson Ranch
Dorothy Swengon
Alden Mast
Dilton
Milwaukee
Farmington Community Notes Include Staffing Shifts and Travel
L. H. Rutter named Hinsdale postmaster as Mr Mast remains at Farmington school. Gay Marie DeRusha visits grandparents, then leaves for Chateau. Everett improves but stays home. H D club meets briefly amid heavy cold and drifting roads with seven members. March plans address February break. Mrs. Bivens visits in Town then returns to Oelwein. Mrs. Thompson and Harry visit Reedley California after trip through several states. Farewell party honors L. H. Butter hosts. Jacob Otness returns from Chateau hospital. Farmington's coal business remains brisk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast
Farmington
L. H. Rutter
Hinsdale
Mont
Chateau
Gay Marie DeRusha
O. DeRusha
Everett
H. D. Club
Conner
Anderson
Nyhus
John Bivens
Woodward
Train Delivers Coal as Trucks Await Arrival
An arriving train delivered a car load of coal while several trucks waited nearby, anticipating transfer and distribution.
Want Ads From Local Chateau Area Listings
Local classified items include wanted furs hides and metals from Maccany and Chateau, lost child’s gold rim glasses near the school and M. E. church with reward. Hematitching five cents per yard at Pollock's Shop. livestock buys by F G Coyte. hay for sale about 35 tons at seven dollars per ton by Louie Bauma. heavy truck chains for sale. multiple used cars including 1928 to 1985 models at Taylor Garage with terms. milk cow for sale by H Hulsenga. bicycle and 12 gauge shotgun by "Happy" Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Acantha
Pollock’s
F. G. Coyte
Rice Auto Court
Louie Bauma
Farmington
H. Hulsenga
Collins
Becker
Bynum
Mont
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Choteau Lions
Ohnson
Libby
Campbell’s
Prunes— Libby
Arizona
Ava
Diplomat
Arena
Ccvlub
Resa
SHELL
Maccany, Chateau
Ford
Chevrolet
Dodge
Johnson
L. E. Taylor
Dakota
Super-Shell
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