Lions Club Committees Announced at Regular Meeting
All standing committees for the Chateau Lions club were announced at a regular meeting last evening. Appointments for the coming year include Major activities H. L. Stafford C. H. Porter R. I. McClue. Minor activities K. B. Sturgis J. E. Byrne C. G. Roberts. Program W. G. Bloomdahl A. B. Guthrie J. B. Hodgskiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
H. L. Stafford
C. H. Porter
R. I. McClue
K. B. Sturgis
J. E.byrne
C. G. Roberts
W. G. Bloomdahl
A .B. Guthrie
J. B. Hodgskiss
Phil I. Cole
Lions Club to Honor Local Members for Service
Local Lions International members receive a first-time honor from the club for dedicated service. Guests for the evening include Alden Connor V. S. Connor and Arnold Hanusa as part of the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions International
Alden Connor
V. S. Connor
Arnold Hanusa
Annual Crop and Livestock Tour Planned Across Counties
Farmers from Teton Cascade Pondera and Sun River Reclamation join for the annual tour set for July 23 24 and 25. County agents Robert Clarkson R E Cameron A C Peterson and D P Thurber lead the event with itineraries similar to last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Cascade
Pondera Counties
Sun River Reclamation Project
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
R. E. Cameron
A. C. Peterson
Pondera County
D. P. Thurber
Clarkson
Robeson Writ Secured for Federal Hearing
Mrs Robeson secured a writ of habeas corpus from Judge Pray to bring Mr Robeson before the federal court in Great Falls Friday July 10 at 10 am. She alleges Sheriff Collings must produce him after U S Commissioner Ferris refused bonds of 300 dollars fixed by Officer Winters. The court will determine legality of imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Robeson
Robeson
Charles N. Pray
rGeat Falls
Twin Lakes Fourth of July Draws Largest Crowd Yet
D M Powell proprietor of Twin Lakes resort said the Fourth of July festivities at Twin Lakes drew the biggest crowd ever at the place. Rodeo events were led by J L Gleason and O K Davis with arena duties, plus a wild horse race calf roping steer riding along with a barbecue and dance. The celebration was orderly with no incidents reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Lakes
D. M. Powell
Chateau
J. L. Gleason
O. K. Davis
Conrad
Improvements Planned for New Library Building
At a Tuesday Chateau Woman's club meeting plans for improvements at the new library were laid. The club aims to open to the public around August 1. Joe Knudtzon won the contract for a concrete basement floor and other upgrades including a concrete walk. Plumbing work will start soon and a painter decorator is at work. All books in the old library have been packed and are ready to be moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’ S Club
Joe Knudtzon
Court notes appoint administrator and probate orders
W G Bloomdahl named administrator of the estate of W J Lockhart. Will of Carl Berndt admitted to probate with Selma Nelson as executrix and John Foenges Anton Beck and Chas Johnson as appraisers. Estate valued at about 5500 dollars. A marriage license issued by Blanche M Jacobson to George E King 35 of Tulsa Oklahoma and Venzeula Cooper 19 of Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bloomdahl
W. J. Lockhart
Carl Berndt
Selma Nelson
John ‘Foenges
Anton Beck
Chas, Johnson
Blanche M. Jacobson
George Everett King
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Venzeula Cooper
Great Falls
Gap squire Albert Wiseman visits home of Balmas
The article notes Albert Wiseman visiting Mr and Mrs Herman Balma, while Rollie Ferris and family Tessie Bush and family and Mr and Mrs C H Ferris of Chateau picnicked on the river Fourth. R C Hauxwell and family from Butte spent Fourth with Charles and Mrs Hauxwell as many Gap residents spent the day at Twin Lakes. Velma and Catherine Balma of Conrad visit the Balmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wiseman
Herman Balma
Rollie, Ferris
Tessie Bush
C. H. Ferris
Chateau
R. C. Hauxwell
Butte
Charles Hauxwell
Gap
Twin Lakes
Velma
Catherine Balma
Conrad
Local notes on visits and minor mishaps around Bole
Not on 4 alt 6 . S. Mrs. R. N. Lear and her brother James Broderick visited relatives in Washington. Miss Peggy Groot spent the Fourth with home folks. Earl Zimmerman Martin Hanson and Kermit Dale stay at the Cole ranch. Mrs. E. M. Bammel and Mrs. Paul Mathis attended H. D. club meeting in Chateau August plans. Kathryn Mildred and Margorie Zeigler from Lincoln Neb. visit grandparents. Pete Stewart of Great Falls seeks haying work. Three men from Kalispell to Great Falls crash into Great Northern sign post near Bole. Paul Mathis delivered produce to Great Falls. Community to donate a work day for hall ceiling. John Bjork's car broke down in Bole Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Lear
James Broderick
Washington
Peggy Groot
Earl Zimmerman
Martin Hanson
Kermit Dale
Cole Ranch
E. M. Bammel
Paul Mathis
H. D. Club
Chateau
Kathryn
Mildred
Margorie Ziegler
Lincoln
Neb
G. B. Zeigler
Pete Stewart
Great Falls
Zimmerman
Kalispell
Bole
Great Northern
John Bjork
Farmers’ Union
Home Demonstration Club
Woman’s Club
A. C. Munson
Arthur Johnson
Leslie Bush
Joe Walkington
Twin Lakes
Simms
Teton
Dauwalder
Nina Hanson
Deaconess Hospital
Hanson
al Little
Farmington News Roundup Shows Club Change and Local Visits
The Nome Demonstration club moves its July meeting to the 16th due to a Chateau canning demonstration on the 10th. Attending are Mrs. Passmore and Mrs. Denison who will present at the 16th meeting. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Gever from Hamilton and Fred Woodward’s Collins visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Chateau
C. G. Passmore
Logan Denison
O. M. Gever
Dorothy
Hamilton, Mont
J. W. Kerr
Choteau
H. D
Fred Woodward
Colling
Farmington
Ben Slanger
Big Timber
Smith-Hughes
Abe Breere
Nasser
Claude
John
Boise
Idaho
Cal Binford
Mae Anderson
W. F .Arensmeyer
Binfords
Gregor Tangen
Joel ‘Edwards
Ingred Anderson
Conrad
Carl Carlson
Big Fork
Chris Evenson
R. G. Thorn
Cascade
Kelena
Farmers' Union social event set for Saturday night
The Farmers' Union plans a social gathering on Saturday night July 11 with games learned at the recreational school, and asks ladies to bring sandwiches or cake.
Picnic and community notices mark Farmington Fourth
Miss Pearl Jackson visited the Davidson home and many Farmington families picnicked around Claude the Fourth and Twin Lakes. The week featured pleasant rain, hay cutting, church services, and plans for baseball meetings. Various locals and visiting relatives are noted with dates and small events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Jackson
Bole
Davidson
Kerr
Slanger
Helse
Claude
Farmington
Teton
LeDeskys
Davidsons
Hilda Anderson
Talifson Boys
Pete Otnesg
Carlson
Chalmers
Swenson
Forseth
CC. Arensmeyer
Smith
Ben Chalmers
Arthur ‘Anderson
Conner
John Edwards
Nine Hanson
Henry Hanson
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Cornelson
Pat Lemmon
Guy Miller
Bynum
G. Passmore
Great Falls
G N Railroad Moves in Montana Territory
Freight notice explains reduced rates on shipments originating in eastern Montana to Fort Benton Vaughn Augusta Moccasin Lewistown and Laurel under feed in transit privilege and original billing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fort Benton
Vaughn
Augusta
Lewistown
Laurel
Rainfall exceeds two inches at Bar Mountain Ranger Station
Ranger W. N. Streeter reports rainfall slightly over two inches at Bar Mountain Ranger Station. Most mountain ranges were not affected by the drought except for a north fork Sun River area. Streeter has been at his Cho office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Mountain Ranger Station
W. N. Streeter
North Fork
Sun River
Streeter
Cho
Short, ill note on field work schedule
Fragmentary item notes a period in the field and a planned two week duration for travel or work. It references the Lewis and Clarly forest and mentions a week or more for a rest or travel phase. Details are incomplete and context unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clarly
Mr and Mrs Jourdonnais and Mr Leake Return From Vacation
Mr and Mrs E L Jourdonnais and Mr Leake returned last Thursday from a brief vacation spent at Washington and Montana points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.L. Jourdonnais
Gon Leake
Washington
Montasa Points
Hale Family Visits as Four Return from Fourth
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hale of Dillon spent the Fourth with relatives. They traveled home with Mr. and Mrs. George Harris, Mrs. Harris being Mrs. Hale's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hale
Dillon
George Harris
Lewistown Visit Over the Fourth With Wagnild and Holland
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wagnild and Ole Holland drove to Lewistown to visit over the Fourth with Wagnild’s brother Alf and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wagnild
Ole Holland
Lewistown
Mr. Wagnild
Alf
Hold Annual Picnic by Women's Society
The Ladies Industrial of the Metho dist Episcopal church plan an annual picnic at the city park on Wednesday July 15 with lunch served at noon.
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Ladies Industrial of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
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