Memorial Day Honors at Choteau Cemetery
Memorial Day in Choteau featured a parade led by World War and Spanish American War veterans, the American Legion and Auxiliary, and Boy Scouts. Mrs Montana August of Augusta gave the keynote address urging preparedness and honoring the fallen as the band played and taps echoed.
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Choteau Cemetery
Choteau
American Legion
Legion ‘Auxiliary
Court House
Chateau
the Legion Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
American Legion Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
C. James Smith
K. E. Sturgis
Cecil Passmore
H. W. Bateman
Helen Bateman
George Carroll
Montana August
Augusta
Carroll
August
Arthur Ramsey
John Billings
Celebration planned at Twin Lakes Fourth of July
M Powell owner and J L Gleason announce a July 4 celebration at Twin Lakes resort 23 miles west of Chateau on the Teton. The event includes a rodeo with 60 plus bucking horses and riders from across the state, a barbecue dinner, a dance, plus picnic grounds, fishing, swimming, and cabins for campers. Gleason mentions visiting rodeo connections and aims to feature strong horse acts at the show.
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Plang
Twin Lakes
Chateau
Teton
M. Powell
J. L Gleason
Gleason
Dupuyer
Blackfeet
Agnes Nasset Graduates From Oregon State College
Relatives announce the graduation of Agnes Nasset from Oregon State College at Corvallis. Her sister Lila also graduates from high school in the same city. Agnes earned high scholarship honors and led in collegiate activities. She is a niece of Senator T. O. Larson and daughter of Mrs. I. N. Nasser.
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Agnes Nasset
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Oregon
Miss Nasset
Lila
T. O. Larson
I. N. Nasser
Teton County
Chateau Woman's Club Meeting Notice
The Chateau Woman's club will hold a meeting on Tuesday June 9 at the club rooms of the library. All members are urged to attend for important business. M B Bullerdick president.
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Chateau Woman’s Club
M. 8. Bullerdick
Local Chateau Band Receives 50 Dollar Monthly Support
Fifty-two city firms and individuals pledge monthly contributions to fund the Choteau band. The needed amount is 50 dollars, slightly over subscribed, supporting director salaries and music purchases while the band provides free performances at public events and street concerts.
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Chateau
Teton Drug Co
J. C. Penney Co
Teton Independent
Beaupre Cafe
J. H. Byler
Tom’s
C. Looney
My Cafe
Choteau Cleaners
Richfield
Choteau Creamery
Arcade
Charles G. Roberts
O. G. Berndt
New Choteau Garage
Jos, Hirshberg & Co
Choteau Drug Co
Cash and Carry Grocery
Rose Garden Cafe
Post Tavern
Choteau Acantha
Choteau Bakery
L. E. Taylor
Beaupre
Citizens State Bank
J. J. Hannan
C. D. McDonald
Teton Implement Co
First National Bank
E. J. Craig
J. I. Gleason
Monarch Lumber Co
T. O. Larson
C. Jas. Smith
C. W. Boussard
R. T. O’neill
J. E. Byrne
E. B. Maynard
W. G. Bloomdahl
Chateau Hotel
Adams Oil Co
Craig’s Garage
Mozer Shoe Shop
Teton Abstract Co
Geo. L. Burrell
Glenloyd Hotel
J. L. Billings
O. G. Meadows
Geo. A. Carroll
H. A. Phillips
Royal Theatre
Carl Berndt Dies at 73 in Power Community
Carl Berndt, longtime Power resident and father of Oscar Berndt, died this week from pneumonia at age 73. A German immigrant who arrived 40 years ago, he leaves three sons three daughters and seven grandchildren. Services will be held Friday afternoon in Power.
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Carl Berndt
Power
Oscar Berndt
United States
Germany
Recreation school enrollment in Chateau Montana
Fifty two participants attend a Montana State extension service recreation school in Chateau led by W P Jackson with help from his wife and an additional instructor. County Agent Robert Clarkson organized arrangements and praised progress while attendees visit local sites and a county picnic is planned for Friday if weather permits.
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Extension Service
Montana State College
W. P. Jackson
Playground Association of America
Jackson
Robert Clarkson
Chateau
Chateau Creamery
Lions Club
Royal Theater
Choteau Bakery
Choteau
All Stars Lose Opening Game to Home Oilers
The All Stars fell 10 innings after four walks, wild pitches, and costly errors, losing 7 to 6 as Home Oilers squeezed in a run in the last inning. Wangen shuffled infield alignment. Cascade’s Hitting powerhouse faced tough defense and a crowded stands crowd. A return game next Sunday at the same prices with concessions benefiting the local library.
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ALL Stars
Oilers
Dale
O'Hare
Wangen
Cascade
Tax receipts for second period show strong 1930 collections
County Treasurer O G Meadows announced that the second half 1930 tax period ending May 31 yielded 135 249 92 dollars in taxes collected. Delinquency stood at 9.3 percent from a due total of 149 990 92 dollars, with 134 385 91 collected last year. Despite higher delinquency than last year, overall tax intake rose due to larger tax levies. Meadows praised the turnout amid hard times.
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O. G. Meadows
Meadows
Forest service merges Jefferson and Lewis and Clark forests
W B Willey, supervisor, announces consolidation of the Jefferson and Lewis and Clark national forests into the Lewis and Clark unit with headquarters in Great Falls. The change shifts several district personnel and expands the forest to about 2,000,000 acres across multiple counties and districts.
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Jefferson National Forest
Lewis and Clark
Wiley
Lewis and Clark Forest
Great Falls
Lockhart
Billings
Lewis and Clark National Forest
W. B. Willey
Jefferson Forest
Willey
Federal Building
Choteau
Chateau
W. E. Lockhart
Beartooth National Forest
W. J. Derrick
Derrick
Madison National Forest
Beartooth Forest
Chateau and
Jefferson
Cascade
Meagher
Fergus
Wheatland
Phillips
Judith Basin
Musselshell
New Lewis and Clark Forest
Forest Service
Streeter
Howard
First Avenue
Second
Third Streets
Rainbow Hotel
Larson
Jefferson Forests
W. N. Streeter
B. P. Martin
Lick Creek
Mr. Martin
New Teton
Mr. Streeter
L. J. Howard
Lubec Country
Badger Creek
West Fork
Teton
Lubec Ranger Station
Winston Bros. to Start Hiring For Big Gas Line June 8
Winston Brothers plans to begin hiring for the Montana Power natural gas pipeline on Monday June 8. Helena office officials say construction will start at Wolf Creek and Cut Bank once machinery and materials arrive around that date. About 200 applications have been received and idle men have sought work, with some nightly at the city jail.
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Winston Bros
Big Gas Line
Montana Power Company
Helena
Winston Brothers
National Bank of Montana
Wolf Creek
Cut Bank
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Oregon School
Montana
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Recreation
Clarkson
Petérson
Pondera County
Glendive
Bozeman
Florence Davidson
Collins
Lola Davidson
Farmington School
Norma Erickson
Conrad School
Edward Savik
Bynum
Robert K. Funk
Collins School
J. K. Alzheimer
Collins Community Club
L. Fitzgerald
Ruby A. Miller
Public School
Anna Talbert
Pendroy
Mary Agnes Sulgrove
Lewis and Clark County
Mary Core
Woman’s Club
Margaret E. Smith
Farmington
Home Demonstration Club
Mae Anderson
Dupuyer School
W. F. Arensmeyer
Margaret Geldrich
Beck
Irene Dauwalder
Bole
Edith Bammel
Annabel Smith
J. W. Moore, Jr
Bynum L. D. S. Church
Sngce
Statz
Tinelli
Panish
Grassechi
Lindsay, Ifp
Velacich
Autio
Lincoln
Il Kleinhans
Pancich
Ruehliman
Suden
Essecescese 2
Teton All Stars
H O J. Dirkes
A. Hansen
Otness
G. Hansen
Earles
Cardell
G. Dirkes
Core
Spangle
J. Dirkes
Valacich
D. Panich
Teton District
Bar Mountain
Lubec
Mr. Howard
Deep Creek
Glacier Park
Martin
Sun River District
Old
The
Dearborn
Helena National Forest
L. C. Hurtt
Sun River
Sam Harris
Elk Creek
Crepé
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