Birthday Ball Plans Progress in County
Plans advance for the president s birthday ball on January 30 adding Mountain View Garden at Claude to five county dances. Locations include Chateau Pendroy Fairfield and Dutton with local committees and orchestras lined up. Proceeds stay in county for infantile paralysis care and a county committee will administer a common fund. Tickets are 75 cents per couple with 25 cents for extra ladies.
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Mountain View Garden
Claude
K. P
Chateau
Pendroy
Norway Hall
Fairfield
Dutton
Clarence Looney
H. C. Huffman
H. R. Prior
W. H. Wellenstein
Jonas Johnson
Martin Vigen
Mountain View Gardens
Kat” Thompson
Choteau Boy Scouts
Huffman
E. R. McLean
Premium Center
Paul Mathis
Bob
John Edwards
George Slanger
Farmington
Otto Schaefer
Agawam
Vincent Ward
Belleview
Ike Denison
Bynum
Lee Brown
H. M. Daley
J L Billings Elected Montana Sheriff President
J L Shell Billings sheriff of Teton county was elected president of the Montana Sheriffs and Peace Officers association at its Helena convention. The vote was unanimous with Sheriff Leslie Black and other officers named, and plans included radio stations and a criminal investigation bureau.
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Associated Press
Helena
J. L. “Shell
Billings
Teton County
Montana
Montana Sheriffs and Peace Officers’ Association
Lester Black
Judith Basin County
Guy Palagi
Cascade County
Brian D. O’connell
Lewis and Clark County
J. L. Collins
Pondera County
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Charles Burke
Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Chateau
Toole
Shelby
Timmons
Hill County
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Luke S. May
Seattle
Malone Elected President of Livestock Production Credit Group
Carl K. Malone a leading Teton County livestock grower was elected president of the Montana Livestock Production Credit association at its third annual meeting in Helena. He succeeds Maj. Wallace Huidekoper of Twodot with John Etchart Tampico as first vice president and Dr W J Butler Helena as second vice president.
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Carl K. Malone
Teton County
Montana Livestock Production Credit Association
Helena
Malone
Chateau
Maj
Wallace Huidekoper
Twodot
John Etchart
Tampico
W. J. Butler
J. B. Murphy
W. A
Fairfield man afflicted by smallpox reported by doctor
Arthur Johnson living east of Fairfield is very ill with smallpox, Dr. E. B. Maynard reported yesterday.
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Arthur Johnson
Fairfield
E. B. Maynard
Brilliant hoop game as Centerville Miners edge Bulldogs 30 to 25
Centerville Miners display sharp ball handling and fast footwork to beat the Teton Bulldogs 30 to 25 on the local floor last Friday. Olson subbed in for Rosengren, Skubie and Brutosky pushed the Miners ahead, and a late Miner rally with two quick scores sealed the win as Yeager tied the game at 25 before Centerville pulled away with a free throw.
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Centerville
Bulldogs
Olson
Rosengren
Skubie
Miners
Brutosky
Wallace
Teton
Moore
Smith
Bulldog
Thompson
San
Yeager
Weather Delays Odd Fellows and Rebekah Installations
A storm and heavy snow caused postponement of Odd Fellows installation planned for Tuesday night. Some Rebekah officers were installed Friday night, with remaining inductees to be seated at the January 29 meeting. Mrs. D. H. Moulton named presiding officer. Oscar Berndt to become noble grand.
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Odd Fellow
Rebekah
D. H. Moulton
Rebekahs
Oscar Berndt
The
Odd Fellows
Golden wedding anniversary celebrated by Angell family
Former Chateau couple Mr and Mrs J M Angell Sr longtime Dupuyer Valier residents marked fifty years of marriage at their Valier home. They wed in Viola Washington on January 9 1887 and moved west through Oregon before settling in Montana. They have four children six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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J. M. Angell Sr
Dupuyer-Valier
Valier
Viola
Mee newDad
Montana
Washington
Chateau
Birch Creek
Dupuyer
Walier
West
Conrad Independent Observer
McDonalds Head South For Florida Winter Home
Mr and Mrs C S McDonald departed last Monday for Lake Worth Florida to spend the coming months there. They visited the area two years ago and found it enjoyable. Several relatives from New York state are expected to join them for the winter vacation.
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C. S. McDonald
Lake Worth
Florida
McDonalds
Resigns Position At Local Firm Returns To Conrad
Robert Arnot has resigned after six weeks with Jos Hirshberg and Co Inc and left Friday for Conrad to rejoin Conrad Mercantile Co. He previously worked at Salansky grocery in Conrad. While in Choteau he used the Glenloyd as his headquarters and made many friends during his brief stay.
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Robert
Bob” Arnot
Jos. Hirshberg and Co., Inc
Conrad
Conrad Mercantile Co
Chateau
Salansky
Mr. Arnot
Glenloyd
Choteau
Proff Outlines 1937 Soil Conservation Program Details
Chas F Proff president of Te ton County Agricultural Conservation association returns from Bozeman where leaders discussed the 1937 program. Fred S Willson secretary outlines education meetings and principal points including two general payments a $6 diversion payment and soil building payments for approved practices.
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Chas. F. Proff
Teton County
Willson
The
Acantha
Proff
Congress
U.S
Montana
United States
Turkey Growers Receive Additional Payment. Final Payout Pending
Checks totaling 1293.55 were mailed to turkey growers via the Teton County Shipping Association for turkeys shipped in December. The Northwest Turkey Growers Association reports the focal pool is 80 percent sold and notes a final accounting will await full sale of stock, with freight and crating costs deducted. The year shows 35,118,000 pounds in freezer stocks, with market prices firm and slightly higher than December.
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Teton County Shipping Association
Northwest Turkey Growers Association
Construction Work Starts City Sewer Extension Project
City crews begin the sewer extension work amid a cold spell now in its fifth week. January has seen Mr. zero temperatures on four nights with only two readings above freezing.
Bynum Pucksters Edge Choteau After Extra Period
Bynum and Choteau played to a 4-4 tie after regulation with an extra 10 minute period. Ira Perking scored the winning goal for Bynum about four minutes into overtime. John Winters led Choteau with two first period goals and one in the last period. Bynum got three in the final period and another in overtime.
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Choteau
Bynum
Slough
Ike Denison
John Winters
John Owens
Winters
Ira Perking
Chateau
Si van de Relt
Kenneth Poore
Bob Erickson
Floyd
Punky” Byler
Monte Berg
John Armstrong
Ra Perkins
Cal Wixom
Bob Harris
Vear Stott
Conrad
J R Larson III Reported Ill With Flu In Dutton
J R Larson III a prominent Dutton elevator man has been ill with the flu. Word received says he was reported much better yesterday.
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J. R. Larson
Dutton
Hobson Addition Sewer Project Bonds Secured For Extension
Property owners pledge funds to back bonds for materials needed to extend the city sewer system into Hobson addition. Bids called for materials, PWA funds to cover digging labor, and an improvement district No. 2 created with estimated $30 per lot cost and $3 yearly payments. Work began at the Chateau mill site with trenching underway and 11 workers reporting.
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Hobson Addition
Hobson
Acantha
PWA
Emil DeBow
WPA
Pondera
Conrad
Chateau
Chateau Flour Mill
West Side
Racketeers to meet Great Falls DeMolays Sunday in Choteau
The Choteau Racketeers announce a Sunday 2 p.m. game at the high school gym against the Great Falls DeMolays. The lineup features Bleecker, Winner, Davis, Faris, Loonis, and Dale. The team has trained five weeks and faced strong opponents, with more games and a possible match with Eddy Bakery and Great Falls Business College in negotiation.
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Choteau
George Loomis
Great Falls
Eddy Bakery Aggregation
Great Falls Business College
Ralph Bleecker
Tierh
Frank Davis
Herman Faris
George Loonis
Albert Dale
Ben
New York Tablemites
Teton F F A Broadcast Set For Saturday Evening Program
The Future Farmers of Teton high will air a second broadcast on KFBB this Saturday from 7:45 p m. The show opens with the F F A march and features Arnold Neiswender announcing a talk by Miss Audrey Suefert on home economics, a banjo solo by Bernard Toenyes, a skit Thrift with Alvin Meyer and Bernard Toenyes, another banjo performance, and a closing recording Hall the F F A with next broadcast announced.
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KFBB
Farmers of Teton High
Arnold Neiswender
Audrey Suefert
Teton County High School
Bernard Toenyes
Hall
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J.L. Billings
Montana Sheriff’s Association
North Montana
Chateau’ Lions Club
Guy Tullock
Lewistown
Oscar
Livestock Production Credit Group
Centerville Miners
Merc
Ceeaenseenee
Doug M. Carter
Independent Observer
J O R. Larson III
Teton F. F. A.’s
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