Bonus bonds to be in Chotau June 17
The first consignment of bonds issued by the federal government to pay ex service men adjusted compensation certificates is expected to reach Chateau June 17. St Paul is the disbursing center and bonds leave June 15. Bonds arrive by registered mail and must be delivered in person to the addressee. If unknown, two witnesses needed. Bonds may be cashed at Butte via government checks. Interest at 3 percent accrues from June 15 1936 to maturity June 14 1945 or redemption date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Gibson Monkman
St. Paul
Monkman
Butte
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
United States Post Office
United States
Washington, D. C
Time of the Masses at the Catholic Church
Next Sunday June 14 during Corpus Christi Octave mass times are listed for Bynum at 9 and Chateau at 11. Power has 9 and Dutton 11 with Communion Sunday for Bynum and Power. Rev J F Schulte Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Chateau
Power
Dutton
Bynum and Power
Legion Auxiliary Installs New Officers
At a Monday meeting at Mrs. Elmer Smith home, new Legion Auxiliary officers were installed for the year. Elected: Mrs. Cecil Passmore president, Mrs. Elmer C. Smith 1st vice president, Mrs. K. E. Sturgis 2nd vice president, Mrs. Gren R. Becker secretary treasurer, Mrs. C. James Smith chaplain, Mrs. B. I. Packer historian, and Mrs. George Gunther sergeant at arms. Retiring president Mrs. M. S. Bullerdick received a gift. Mrs. E. L. Murphy led the Fidac program on Poland. Mrs. Rollie Ferris helped entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Smith
Cecil Passmore
Elmer C. Smith
K. E. Sturgis
Gren R. Becker
C. James Smith
B. I. Packer
George Gunther
M. S. Bullerdick
E. L. Murphy
Poland
Rollie Ferris
Smith
Highway Planning Survey Progress In Montana County
Progress reported on a county road logging project part of the highway planning survey undertaken jointly by the U S Bureau of Public Roads and the Montana Highway Commission. R H Willcomb, former district highway engineer and now assistant state supervisor, arrived to aid. Two crews with four men work under local supervisor G B Dowe. The county project is about half completed and 10 days to two weeks remain. One crew operates from Fairfield and another from Dutton. Roads are classified into four categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Montana Highway Commission
R. H. Willcomb
G. B. Dowe
Louis Carmier
J. A. Benish
H. J. Moffett
F. E. Wilson
Fairfield
Dutton
Peterson Arrives to Help County Fight Grasshoppers
Carl Peterson of Montana State College Extension Service arrived last Friday to work with County Agent Fred Willson on multiple programs, notably the fight against grasshoppers. Dry warm May weather aided hoppers in parts of the county, prompting an ongoing poisoning campaign before they spread. The county has eight or nine carloads of bait, and Peterson will also continue work on the economic survey. he is well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Peterson
Montana State College Extension Service
Ing
Fred Willson
Peterson
Rain Delays Bynum Rodeo With Postponement to Sunday
A weekend rainstorm postpones the Bynum rodeo sponsored by O K Davis from last Sunday to the coming Sunday. Bucking horses led by O K Davis’ string will clash with top local riders for prized purses of 15, 10, and 5 dollars. Buck Bethune assists with local arrangements at Bynum, with Davis headquartered in Conrad.
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Bynum
O. K. Davis
Headquaters
Conrad
Buck Bethune
Royal Neighbors
Luther to Join Santa Rosa High School Staff
A letter states M K Luther and his family will relocate to 1391 Humboldt St Santa Rosa California after July 1. They will leave Corning around July 19 and Luther begins new duties at Santa Rosa High School on July 5 as one of four Smith Hughes instructors.
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M. K. Luther
Humbolt St
Santa Rosa
California
Corning
Luther
San Louis Obispo
Smith-Hughes
Los Angeles
Santa Rosa High School
Corning Union High School
St Stephens Church Sunday Services Listed
First Sunday after Trinity with 10 30 morning prayer and 11 holy communion and sermon. All are welcomed to the services conducted at St Stephens Church conducted by Lee H Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes
Lee H. Young
Local visitors, rain, and a hospital update in Collins News
Chas Tom Sha and wife visited Great Falls on Friday. Light rain blessed the area Sunday and Monday. Harry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davidson, recently joined the navy and is hospitalized with boils. Mrs Clifford Vincent and Ev erett and Melva from Fort Peck visited with local families. A Friday hall entertainment titled Happy Jack features juggling and stunts, free admission with a voluntary offering. Mr and Mrs Emerson Ferris welcome a baby boy born Sunday at St. Marys hospital in Conrad. Mother and child are well.
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Chas
Tom Sha
Great Falls
Arthur Davidson
Harry
Navy
Clifford Vincent
Everett
Melva
Fort Peck
Reo Coghill
Clyde Baquet
J. A. Coghill
Emerson Ferris
St. Mary’s Hospital
Conrad
Mother
Babe
Mr. Ferris
Humming Bird 4 H Holds Seventh Meeting in Diamond Valley
The Humming Bird 4 H club met at Kathleen Lochs home for cooking demonstrations on cracked wheat and oatmeal cereals and sewing demonstrations. Members planned a tour to the Northern Creamery and Russell Memorial Home and a show at the Liberty Theater in Great Falls. They completed weight charts and enjoyed a lunch prepared by the hostess. MARJORIE SCHUMACHER News Reporter.
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Humming Bird 4
Diamond Valley
Kathleen Loch
Russell Memorial Home
Liberty Theater
Great Falls
Marjorie Schumacher
Pendroy Community Notes Include 4-H Event and Travel brief highlights
Irene Brownell visits the Rose home as Pendroy hosts a 4-H boys event this Saturday night with music and a good time promised. Residents note several visits and trips including Fort Washington Wis visitors Pete Griveldinger, Missoula relocation plans for Kittingers, Mrs Lusty from Carlos Minn visiting E N Davis, and Alva Robinson's North Dakota kin at Ethel Reid's home. The Ladies Aid held a successful food sale and local hosting included Shirley’s birthday party at Carl Peterson’s home with a gathering also noted for Ethel Reid Elizabeth Sorenson Betty Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Brownell
Paul Rose
Pendroy
Pete Griveldinger
Fort Washington
Wis
John Wellenstein
Kittinger
Missoula
Swanson
Helena
Lusty
Carlos
Minn
E. N. Davis
Bill Lusty
Mr. Davis
Alva Robinson
North Dakota
Ethel Reid
Nick Wellenstein
Great Falls
Trainer
Gulbrandsen
Garnet McDonald
Community notices from Pendroy and Missoula events
Mr and Mrs Talbert and others attended a recreational meet on Friday while the Pendroy group planned the entertainment segment. Howard Bolin visited the Earles home and H F Hoeschen left for Minnesota. Wiltson to speak on rural electrification Wednesday at 8 pm. Urgent call to attend. Chorus sign ups with Mrs Talbert. Mrs Swanson and children drove to Missoula. Swanson stayed with ill grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbert
Fred Phillips
John Bolsinger
Howard Bolin
Chateau
Earles
H. F. Hoeschen
Minnesota
Wiltson
J. A. Swanson
Lusty
Bill Lusty
Missoula
Earthquake and weather notes meet local life in Falls
Local column recalls light rain easing hopper swarms hurting wheat, a first aid incident with Lucille Inbody’s 125 chicks saved after a stove explosion, and daily updates from Falls. It mentions alumni events, circus plans, Helena earthquake observations, church damage, and community chatter about politics and Roosevelt era reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Inbody
Kingdom
Elvira Dashiel
Elizabeth McLean
Falls
Helena
Wolf Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choteau
J. F. Schulte
Alent
Montana Power Company
Beprente
Bynum Rodeo
ST. Stephens’ Church
Collins News
Jan
Montana -Dakota Utilities Co
R. K. Funk
Montana
Deaconess Home
St. Paul's
Methodist College
Fred Woodward
Martin Swanson
Dan Edwards
Edwards
Walter
Don Wolfer
Chicago
Don
Roosevelt
E. R. McLean
FORD
Hich Dobbear
Hage
Nechant
Cenren-Roise
Ford Motor Company
U.S
Universal Credit Company
Choteau and Vicinity
L. E. Taylor Garage
Choteau, Montana
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