Lions Club Elects Officers and New President Nominee
Lions Club members elected H. A. Winner as president and chose Hampton Bloom as 1st vice president and George Jackson as 2nd vice president. Other officers include Arnold Hanusa secretary C. ID. Mic Donald treasurer Gibson Monkman Lion tamer BE. C. Hensley tail twister and directors J. W. Breen George Duven dack. Delegates named for the district convention in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
H. A. Winner
Hampton Bloom
George Jackson
Arnold Hanusa
C. ID. MicDonald
Gibson Monkman
BE. C. Hensley
J. W. Breen
George Duvendack
K. E. Sturgis
J. B. Conlin
Frank Stearns
Great Falls
A. E. Taylor
W. W. Scott
A. B. Guthrie
H. W. Bateman
Otis Fisher
Montanans, Inc
Choteau
Fisher
Oliver Campbell
Manhattan
H. M. Daley
Lions
Boy Scouts
Chateau
Prominent Sun River Ranchman Mike Morris Dies
Mike Morris of the Henningen ranch near Sun River died Monday morning at his home. Funeral mass was held yesterday at Augusta Catholic church conducted by Father J. F. Schulte. Survivors include his wife seven children and brothers George of Augusta and John at Highwood plus two sisters in Belt and Tacoma.
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Augusta
Mike Morris
Henningsen Ranch
Reguiar
J. F. Schulte
Chateau
George
John
Highwood
Belt
Tacoma
County Officials Seek Re/Election In Teton Primary
County Clerk George A. Carroll and County Assessor Otto Wagnild filed for the coming primary. Carroll vows to govern capably and efficiently. Wagnild pledges fair, impartial service to taxpayers. Carroll arrived in Teton 17 years ago, served in World War I with the 82nd Division, and has long been deputy clerk and clerk. Wagnild, a longtime assessor since 1929 and former treasurer, is a Wheat ranch operator and head of the County Sportsmen’s Association.
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George A. Carroll
Otto Wagnild
Carroll
Waynild
Teton County
Iowa
82Nd
326Th Infantry
Chateau
Billings
Great Northern Railroad
Tom Gigins
Will Webb
Burton Bench
Rain and Electrical Storm Causes Property Damage
Following warm weather and wind, June showers hit the area with eastern and western portions receiving varying amounts. Chateau recorded .91 inches over Sunday and Monday, with an electrical storm accompanying Sunday’s rainfall and a bolt striking a house, causing damage.
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Chateau
Amelines' House Damaged in South Town Incident
A disturbance damaged the house occupied by the Améline family on the south side of town. Three transformers blew fuses and Katherine Dutro sustained a burn on the arm while Mrs. Dutro fainted. Seven windows were broken in the Ameline residence.
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City
Amélinese
Katherine
Dutro
Dutros
Amelines
Ameline
Notice of Sale of Real and Personal Property in Chateau
In the Ninth Judicial District Teton Montana the estate of Winfred W. Smith deceased will sell at public auction for cash on June 27 1938 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Chateau Teton County featuring Creamery Lots 21 and 22 Block 2 Original Townsite Chateau Hazletts Second Addition Lots 8 and 9 Block 42 and personal property including a 1936 Dodge Coach and a 1935 Chevrolet 4 4 ton truck. The sale is subject to court confirmation and bid rejection rights. F C Barribal Administrator of the Estate of Winfred W. Smith.
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Winfred W. Smith
County of
Teton
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Teton County
Hazletts
Notice of sale of delinquent taxes Te ton County Montana
The Office of the County Treasurer of Te ton County Montana announces a complete delinquent tax list with names and descriptions of delinquent real property. The notice, dated June 16 1938 in Choteau, calls attention to the pending tax sale process and related steps for property owners.
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Teton County
Montana
Choteau
Delinquent Taxes Due in Teton County Montana
Delinquent taxes and costs for listed persons are on file in the county treasurer's office and open to public inspection. Taxes with costs and penalties must be paid to avoid sale of the real property at public auction on July 11, 1938, in front of the county treasurer's office in the courthouse at Chateau. Given June 16, 1938 by Treasurer O. G. Meadows. First publication June 16, last June 30.
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Teton
Chateau
O. G. Meadows
Teton County
Montana
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Herb Winner
Kalor-Desohn
Beauty Shop
Vivian
Phyllis
Joan
Sun River
Texaco
Leigh’s Texaco Station
Firestone
Leigh Nett
Choteau, Mont
Nash
Libby
Campbell
Arizona
Geo. A. Carroll
File
Ninth Judicial District
State of
F. C. Barribal
Farmers’ Union
Dan O’connor
Farmers’ Union Terminal
Ase’n
St. Paul
Stan
Mrs
Chas. Koch
McNess Co
Dept. S
Freeport, Ill
Pendrey
Power
R. E. Nelson
L. E. Taylor
McDonald Block
Rexall
Acanthia - Office
Lynn Baker
Baker's Standard Service
Gus Depner
Agent Standard Oil Co
Esas Sha
Coats
Federated Store
Aries
Wedum
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