Lions Travel to Calgary for Montana Lions Convention
Several parties of Lions from Wisdom and Chateau traveled toward Calgary to attend the district convention. The Chateau group includes Mr and Mrs R E Nelson and daughter Mildred Louise, Mr and Mrs L Taylor, Mr and Mrs Phil S Cole and daughter Myrna Mae, Mrs Charles S McDonald and daughter Catharine MacDonald. The convention runs Friday and Saturday with song books prepared by Chateau Lions and printed at the Acantha office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Enroute
Calgary
Canada
Wisdom
Don Anson
Cut Bank
Montana
Phil S. Cole
Myrna Mae Cole
Charles S. McDonald
Catharine MacDonald
Chateau Lions Club
Robert Clarkson
Four Couples Tie Off Saturday Wedding Day in Choteau
A bustling Saturday in Choteau saw four couples wed with a public ceremony at the city park and two additional marriages. Clarence Bark ner and Gladys M. Sminley of Great Falls were joined in an afternoon ceremony officiated by Justice of the Peace J. G. Jackson in the presence of Undersheriff J. L. Billings and W. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Clarence Barkner
Gladys M. Sminley
Great Falls
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
J. L. Billings
W. A
Cascade County Couple Wed In Quiet Saturday Ceremony
Deputy sheriff Weber Berkner officiated the wedding of John Ogrin and Eula Doris Vineyard in Great Falls. The license was issued during a public wedding dance by Blanche M. Jacobson district court clerk. Justice J G Jackson performed the ceremony at 11 30 with witnesses Thos Murray and Mary Switzer.
Outside Sheep on Reser vation Less Taylor Says
J C Taylor the local livestock inspector was called to Browning last Sunday to inspect 3200 head of ewes and lambs shipped to the reservation from Heffner Oregon for summer pasture. Charles Bartholomew will take the sheep to Chicago in the fall. Taylor notes that arrivals from other states and Canada are about half of last year and may not exceed 30000. Sheep from abroad are quarantined 90 days and may only be grazed on specific allotments unless permitted to ship to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Taylor
Browning
Heffner
Oregon
Charles Bartholomew
Chicago
Mr. Taylor
Canada
Livestock Sanitary Board
Mrs. Lawson Returns After Illness and Accident
Mrs. E. K. Lawson and Mrs. Lucel le Averill traveled from the Averill ranch east of Choteau to join Audrey Lawson and Marion Averill. Audrey and Mrs. Lawson were in Williston for medical reasons after Audrey’s illness and a highway accident involving Miss Sayler. Audrey’s condition was diagnosed as heart and glandular trouble worsened by altitude after the trip.
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E. K. Lawson
Lucelle Averill
Choteau
Averill Ranch
Miss Trescott Tops Great Falls Audition Contests
Miss Plorence Trescott placed first in the Great Falls audition contest. She sang an Italian piece as her opening selection and will advance to the district audition in Billings.
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Plorence Trescott
Great Falls
Billings
Cloudburst Drops 1.05 Inches in 20 Minutes Across Town
Yesterday afternoon a sudden cloudburst dumped 1.05 inches of rain in about twenty minutes with high winds and lightning. Streets flooded up to curb, basements flooded, phones, transformers and fuses damaged, and a bolt struck the Givens house near the river injuring nothing. The Duits family found shelter at the county farm with the Kings after the incident.
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Chateau
Bynum and
Pendrey
Givens
Mrs. Marshal King
Marriage Surprise Ties Klocklers to Chateau Home
Chapman at Chapple's Coffee shop. Prior to coming to Chateau, she was for a number of years employed at both the Paris and Strains in Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Klockler will make their home here. The marriage came as a surprise to their many friends.
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Chapman
Chapple
Chateau
Paris
Strains
Great Falls
Mrs. Klockler
My Cafe Resumes Operations in New Hodgskiss Building
The cafe reopens under Mrs. Rachel Edwards in the Hodgskiss building, former Cash Meat market site. Opening day featured music from Ashuelot visitors Mr. and Mrs. Art Greenhagen on harmonica guitar and banjo, joined by Miss Pollack, Mr. and Mrs. Reins, and Loren Jackson of Great Falls.
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MY Cafe
Hodgskiss
Rachel Edwards
Art Greenhagen
Ashuelot
Miss Pollack
Reins
Loren Jackson
Great Falls
Choteau To Vie In Seven Team Sun Burst Tourney
Choteau opens play Sunday in a seven team baseball tourney at Sun Burst. Manager George Benedette and captain Elmer Cardell lead the squad as prizes of 125 dollars, 75 dollars, and 25 dollars await the top finishers.
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Choteau
Chateau
Sunburst
George Benedette
Elmer Cardell
Bole Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Events
The Woman's club plans to meet at Mrs. Earl Zimmerman’s home on Thursday afternoon June 23. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson of Simms and daughters visited Mr. and Mrs. John Kosnick for Sunday dinner. The Farmers Union approved summer social meetings. A dance is set in Bob on Saturday night. Community picnic at Chateau next Wednesday June 22. Local highway work hires many Bole farmers. Gladys Hane and Jennie Baker travel to Dillon. both will teach in Dale and Johnson schools next fall. Helen Standish to teach at Bole school. Dance with Austad’s orchestra on Saturday June 18. tickets 50 cents, supper 25 cents.
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Woman’s Club
Earl Zimmerman
Wm. Anderson
Simms and Daughters
Wilbur Stone
Cleo
John Kosnick
Anderson
Kosnick
Lydia Larson
C. A. Munson
Farmers Union
Bob
Great Falls
Chateau
The
Highway Commission
Bole
Gladys Hane
Jennie Baker
Dillon
Dale and Johnson
Helen Standish
State Normal College
Austad
Catholic Services Schedule and Vacation School Offered
Catholic services will be held next Sunday June 19 at 11 at Chateau 9 at Bynum 8 30 at Augusta and 11 at Wolf Creek. Religious vacation school is offered at Pendroy Dutton and Power this week.
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Chateau
Bynum
Augusta
Wolf Creek
Pendroy, Dutton and Power
Parish Notice Promotes Week of Instruction by Sisters of Providence
Next week events will be taught by the Sisters of Providence with REV. J. F. SCHULTE as pastor coordinating details. The notice emphasizes continuing education and parish activities under church leadership.
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Sisters of Providence
J. F. Schulte
Wedding at Chateau Saturday draws near unanimous praise
Nearly all from Views From Highview attended the wedding at Chateau Saturday and praised its arrangement. Mrs. Kenneth Pike and daughter Bonnie June rest at her parents home recovering from typhoid fever. Several locals served with news of visits, travel, and rural chores over the weekend.
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Chateau
Kenneth Pike
Bonnie June
Chas. Thomas
Stanley Thomas
Phillip Salois
Wellenstein’s Coule
A. G. Roberts
Albert den Boer
John Fitzpatrick
Pete DenBoer
Arlene Broeder
Dorris Jones
Francis Heights
Wm. Thomas
Joe Thomas
Effie Solois
Chas, Fields and Son
Bobbie
Roberts & Hansen
Lyla Jones
Call for Registered Warrants by School Districts
Notice states readiness to pay and calls for payment on warrants from multiple school districts. It lists districts 12, 14, 16, 20, 21, 26, 44, 47, 51, 60, 62, 63, 68, and 69 with date thresholds and warrant numbers, indicating prior registrations to be paid.
Warrant Interest Cessation Notice for District 74 Montana
School district No. 74 notes warrants registered before January 17, 1931 including warrant No. 191. Interest on these warrants will stop after June 16, 1932. O. G. Meadows, County Treasurer, Teton County, Montana.
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O. G. Meadows
Teton County
Montana
Charles Klockier and Grace Williams Wed in Great Falls
Charles Klockier deputy county assessor and Democratic treasurer candidate married Grace Williams yesterday at 5 p m in Great Falls. They left for Glacier Park for a short outing. Williams had recently arrived in Chateau and worked at the Choteau hotel before joining Mrs Frances staff.
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Charles Klockier
Grace Williams
Great Falls
Glacier Park
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Lions
AL Sherman
Home
Farmers’ Union
Utah Valley
Ockies
Loorna Doorie
Mazda
Lon Tin
National Biscuit
Nash
Our
Nash Coffee Co
Luna
Proctor & Gamble
Hoodriver
Taylor
Catholic Services
Highview
A. H. McGinnis
S. Maccany
M. A. Cort
Julius Hirshberg
Jas. M. Sulgrove
M. K. Luther
F. Neiswender
Collings
John Deere
Teton Implement Co
Forder
L. E. Taylor
Tenemensenevcee
Teton Service CO
Garagh Choteau
Mont
Firestone
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Fred Frame
Frame
Harvey S. Firestone
Indianapolis
Peter de Paolo
L. E. Taylor Garage
Harvey S. Firestone, Jr
Edsel Ford
Lower
Jerry Hanek
Klockler-Williams
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