Past Masters Night Draws Masonry Forum at Chateau Lodge
Chateau lodge No. 44 A F and A M hosted Past Masters Night with about 70 masons, including guests from Conrad Great Falls Dutton Peardey and Brady. Co W Wymer led the event and a turkey banquet followed a business meeting and a post dinner program led by Bert I Packer. The record notes 37 past chairmen in Judge history with S H Drake the first master.
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Chateau Lodge No
Co. W. Wymer
W. F. Aldrich
L. H. Norley
Conrad
John Hall
Great Falls
Dave Rempel
Dutton
J. B. Lewis
Carl Gulbrandsen
Peardey
Kenneth McKenzie
Brady
Bert I. Packer
S. H. Drake
J. G. Bair
Business visitor Maurice Weissman in Choteau
Maurice Weissman of Carl Weissman and Co. in Great Falls visited Choteau on Tuesday for business.
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Maurice Weissman
Carl Weissman & Co
Great Falls
Choteau
Daley to Preside Over Scout Discussion Group in Great Falls
H M Daley active in Chateau Boy Scout work chosen by Edgar Maclay to lead the troop committees and scoutmasters discussion group at the North Central Montana council meeting in Great Falls next Saturday. A troop committee meeting is set for tonight chaired by Frank Stearns, with Lions Club Scout committee joining. Arnold Hanusa serves as Scout commissioner for Teton county.
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H. M. Daley
Chateau
Edgar Maclay
Montana
Great Falls
Falls
Arnold Hanusa
Teton County
Catherine the Great as A Complex Figure in History
Library notes praise Catherine the Great for blending virtue and vice in a powerful career. Daughter of a minor German prince, she became empress consort and then ruled Russia for over three decades with notable strength and insight. Read Catherine by Gina Kaus on the pay shelf. Wednesday 7:30 to 9. Saturday 3 to
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Catherine of
Russia
Daughhter
Chance
Russian Empire
Catherine
Gina Kaus
Farmers Plan Ahead After Local Meeting
A Monday afternoon meeting at the hall drew many farmers to discuss AAA issues and other problems. Darwin Crane chaired, with County Agent Fred Wilson and Alvin Reiquam from Chateau in attendance. Further meetings are planned to craft a definite plan once farmers’ needs are clarified. Dean Waterman returned from Austin and Rochester, Minn., reporting improved health and helping at the store. his mother Ida Waterman plans to live with his sister in Austin. The Collins orchestra will play a dance at the hall Saturday with the H. D. club serving supper.
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AAA
Darwin Crane
Fred Wilson
Alvin Reiquam
Chateau
Dean Waterman
Austin
Rochester
Minn
Ida Waterman
Dana
Joe Fyraud
Great Falls
Joe Alzheimer
Margaret Montague
Clyde Baquet
Fitzgerald
Collins
H. D. Club
R. H. Mayes
Jean Baquet
Mildred
Ross Mayer
Neal Balshlin
Marguerite Bremer
Probate and court actions open new year term
Judge R M Hattersley presided at the first term of court with few civil cases and many probate matters. Hearings were continued on James Smith for administration of Mathys Emaar and on J A Moulter estate final accounts. Dean Waterman named administrator of Roy L Furtney. Grant McDonald granted divorce from Margaret McDonald. Court reporters' pay fixed for Teton and other counties. Great Falls attorneys Murch Swanberg O Leary Stromness attended.
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R. M. Hattersley
Ilearing
C. James Smith
Mathys Emaar
Iearing
J. A. Moulter
Dean Waterman
Roy L Furtney
Grant McDonald
Margaret McDonald
Teton County
Toole
Glacier
Pondera
Co. W. Murch
Randal Swanberg
W. F O'Leary
E. J. Stromness
Great Falls
Corrections Issued On Eastern Star Officers List
The Acantha corrects last week's officers list: warder should be Mrs John Carlson replacing Mrs Carl Carlson and treasurer should be Mrs JEB Byrne replacing Mrs Co W Buros.
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Eastern Star
Acantha
Carl Carlson
John Carlson
Co. W Buros
J. EB. Byrne
Pendroy Social Notes and Local Visits
Pendroy community activity rounds up visits and gatherings. G R Talbert family plans weeks away possibly to California while A J Hickman hosts a Saturday card party and local neighbors join in. Ladies' Aid meets, sick lists noted, and multiple pairs travel to Great Falls or Helena for events.
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G. R. Talbert
California
Ethel Reid
O. C. Durland
Mountain View Pig and Calf Club Meeting Report
The Mountain View Pig and Calf club met at Jess Perry’s home on January 11, 1936 with three visitors. The next meeting is scheduled for February 8, 1936 at Pete Otness’s home and a lunch was served by Mrs. Perry.
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Mountain View
Pig and Calf Club
Jess Perry
Pete .Otness
Perry
Per
Teton County Farmers Rally For Parity And AAA Parity
A mass meeting on January 11 1936 debated farm relief as farmers urged parity with industry and urged national action to extend benefits of the AAA or an equivalent program. Speakers criticized tariff and AAA effects while calling for stronger farm organization and a local continuation of office services.
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E. R. McLean
AAA
McLean
Alex Truchot
United States
W.G. Dauwalder
W. H. Wellenstein
Martin Depner
Gottloib Depner
Matt Decker
Lewistown
F. R. Swenson
Supreme Court of the United States
Teton County
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