County Clerk Burns All Registration Cards in Treton County
County Clerk George A. Carroll reports that every registration card in Treton county was burned under a law from the last session. The records were dumped in the courthouse incinerator, saturated with oil, and set afire to erase years of data. The move is believed to be aimed at addressing election irregularities cited in Silver Bow county, though the blanket destruction prompts questions about its cost to other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Carroll
Treton
Court House
Silver Bow
H D Club Plans County Picnic At Chateau
A good sized crowd attended the H D club meeting last Thursday and prepared for the all county picnic set for July 18 at Chateau. The club discussed a picnic date but no definite plan was made. Members demonstrated fagot and smock making and sampled examples. Lunch was provided by hostesses Mrs Henry Davidson Mrs Abe Breere and Mrs Geo Slanger.
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H. D. Club
Chateau
Henry Davidson
Abe Breere
Geo. Slanger
J. B. Conner
H. C. Nyhns
Beatrice DeRusha
Sheep Shearing Season Opens With Local Outfitters
The region resumes sheep shearing with several outfits active. J. R. Bus Collins operates at the Hugh Robinson ranch while Geo Plumber runs at Coffey Bros. George Sprinkle works the Fleury Jensen ranch. Tom Brady's crew is reported at Par deau ranch on Cut Bank creek.
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J. R
Bus” Collins
Hugh Robinson
Geo. Plumber
Coffey Bros
George Sprinkle
Fleury Jensen
Tom Brady
Pardeau
Cut Bank Creek
Community Notes From Local Visitations
Last Friday marked the last meeting until September. Mrs May Thompson Mrs Lola Crane and Miss Veda Thompson visited with Mrs Gay Franklin and Mrs Morris Franklin Friday afternoon. Mrs Hilda Anderson stays at the Cap Peterson home in Chateau while the Petersons travel to the coast. Mr and Mrs Earl DeRusha and families and Mr and Mrs Everett De Rusha and families were Sunday guests at the O DeRusha home.
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May Thompson
Lola Crane
Veda Thompson
Gay Franklin
Morris Franklin
Mrs
Hilda Anderson
Cap Peterson
Chateau
Petersons
Earl DeRusha
Everett DeRusha
O. DeRusha
Community Notes From Pendroy and Surrounding Areas
Pendroy residents report visiting relatives and traveling guests over the week. Tony Mozer and family met Marjorie Roberts in Conrad after her return from Wenatchee. Visitors include Emma Rose and Ed Zimmerman plus the Rose and Durland families, with dinners at Talbert and Gitchel homes. Mrs. H E Davis arrived to visit relatives, and Ladies Aid plans a meeting with Mrs. Carlson Peterson. Wellensteins spent Saturday in Great Falls.
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Tony Mozer
Conrad
Marjorie Roberts
Wenatchee
Wash
Emma Rose
Ed. Zimmerman
John Rose
Minnesota
H. E. Davis
Briggs
Allison
Margaret
Tacoma
Ethel Lindseth
Talbert
O. C. Durland
Fred Durland
Roy Estes
Jay Gitchel
Mr. Hamer
B. C. Famish
Durland
Billsworth
Ladies’ Aid
Carl Peterson
W. H. Wellenstein
Great Falls
Community Notes from Kalispell and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Garnet McDonald enjoy a few days fishing near Kalispell. Vermonations and Moranatione family guests at the Morano home from Vaughn. Pendray 4 H club girls plan a Wednesday meet with Kathleen Sorenson. W H Weldenstein and Jack visited the Carl Peterson home Friday night. About 40 Chas Fields family friends held a house warming. Minnesota visitors staying with Harry Swanson BE N Davis and Bill Lusty homes. Nick Wellenstein and J B Wellenstein drove to Cut Bank Sunday. Sunday school at 10:00 am. Porter beach 4 H club boys beat Fairfield at Chateau Sunday. parents attended. Mrs Jones and Betty left for Bozeman for Billys graduation. Bettys birthday party hosted by Mrs Fred Phillips Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet McDonald
Kalispell
Moranatione
Vaughn
Morano
Kathleen Sorenson
W. H. Weldenstein
Jack
Carl Peterson
Chas. Fields
Minnesota
Harry,Swanson
BE. N. Davis
Bill Lusty
Nick Wellenstein
J. B. Wellenstein
Free Dance and Band Concert in Choteau Saturday
Another free dance and band concert will be held in Choteau this coming Saturday night. The event begins at 7 30 p m with dancing at the American Legion pavilion in the park to follow. Businessmen of Choteau have organized the series to run all summer each Saturday night.
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Choteau
American Legion
Legion To Meet Monday Evening At Pavilion
Legion Post No 6 of the American Legion schedules a Monday night gathering at the city park pavilion. The meeting will honor a member's birthday and observe Flag Day with ceremonies. Officials will be elected and delegates named for the Legion state convention at Lewistown July 25 26 27 and 28, with a change to hold elections in the convention year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Smith
Theteam Post No. 6
American Legion
Legionnaires
Lewistown
DeMolay Nine Set to Play Choteau Sunday
The Great Falls DeMolay nine will face the Choteau All-Stars on the Choteau diamond Sunday at 2 30. Admission prices apply. Regular catcher Virgil Allum is likely to miss the game after leaving for Helena for work, with Arley Hanson the likely successor among others like Geo O'Hare and Chuck Otness.
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Great Falls
Virgil Allum
Helena
Arley Hanson
Geo. O’hare
Chuck” Otness
Sunrise Luncheon Club Hears May Meeting Report
The Sunrise Luncheon club met for the fourth time on May 29, 1937 at Collins community hall. Martha Keller prepared beef stew and a recreation period followed. The next meeting is set for June 9, 1937 at the hall.
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Sunrise
Collins Community Hall
Martha Keller
Lila Reiquam
Lions Club Officers Nominated at Meeting Here Tuesday Evening
At the Lions Club meeting Tuesday night the nominating committee submitted officer nominations for the coming year. Names include President Frank Stearna and treasurer C D McDonald with several vice presidents directors and a program chair. Attendance awards were given to five members and Dr H W Bateman received a charter member chevron.
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Lions Club
The
H. W. Bateman
Fred S. Willaon
H. A. Winner
Frank Stearna
Hampton Bloom
C. D. McDonald
Arnold Hanusa
Tamer
George Jackson
Wayne Gillette
R. E. Nelson
J. B. Conlin
K. E. Sturgis
Chas. A. Franks
Verna Zomwalt
Norma Tennant
L. E. Taylor
Otis Fisher
Montanans, Inc
C. W. Burns
Arnold Hannan
Chevron
Students honored at University Music School recital
Cathryn Sue Schabel of Dutton and Marc Neelands Butchart of Missoula were honored at a Montana State University music school recital in Main Hall. The program featured Schabel and Butchart performing piano, voice, and instrumental works by Beethoven, Mozart, Brahms, Schubert, Bach, and Sc Saens, with Ramskill and Logan accompanying.
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Marc Butchart
Cathryn Schabel
University Music School
Missoulian
Montana State University
Main Hall
Cathryn Sue Schabel
Dutton
Marc Neelands Butchart
Missoula
Beethoven
Fairfield seeks incorporation and county actions before board
Petitions with signatures were presented to the Teton county board seeking steps toward Fairfield's incorporation. J. E. Young and Roy Morgan spoke, John T. Ammondson was named to take the census. The board reappointed A. C. Austad as weed commissioner and declined appointing a home demonstration agent. N. W. Edwards will represent the county at the State Association of County Commissioners meeting in Red Lodge June 21 to 23.
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Teton County Board of Commissioners
Fairfield
J. E. Young
Roy Morgan
John T. Ammondson
Mr. Young
J. A. Shoquist
A. C. Austad
N. W. Edwards
State Association of County Commissioners
Red Lodge
Algon Udin
Montana State University Commencement Honors 217 Degrees
Oliver Sherman Warden publisher of the Great Falls Tribune and Dr. Ralph Robinson Parker director of Rocky Mountain laboratories receive honorary degrees at the Montana State University commencement. The event awarded 217 bachelor degrees and seven master degrees.
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Oliver Sherman Warden
Great Falls
Montana
Ralph Robinson Parker
Rocky Mountain Laboratories
United States Pubiic Health Service
Montana State University
Blacksmith Shop Moves to New City Lot
Earl Terrys blacksmith shop relocates to city lots near the north edge of Chateau close to the dump and flour mill. The business also handles junked automobiles and the old shop stood by Knudtzon lumber yard before the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Terry
Chateau
Knudtzon Lumber Yard
Terry
A. J. Stubbjar
Fairfield
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Guy Seekins
Cora
Tom Woolcott
Camas Hot Springs
Guy Planson
H. G. Edwin Osteopathic
Chateau Hotel
Pendroy
Flannigan
Joe Mozer
Hirshberg
Warfield
D. M
Campbell’s
Swift's
LUX
Dic
Fred Phillips
Betty
Legion
FALLS
Montana-Dakota
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Tommy
Cascade
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Ella Mellon
Hanson Bros. Garage
Choteau, Mont
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Statio
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