Chateau unit elects Mrs. K. E. Sturgis Auxiliary President
The Chateau unit of the American Legion auxiliary installed new officers led by President Mrs. K. E. Sturgis succeeding Mrs. C. G. Passmore at a Monday meeting hosted by Mrs. Elmer C. Smith. Other officers include Rolland Ferris, George Gunther, F. W. Smith, B. I. Packer, E. W. Allen, and Hei Duits. A Fidac month talk on Greece was given by Mrs. E. L. Murphy. A delegate was named for the state convention at Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Smith
Chateau
American Legion Auxiliary
K. E. Sturgis
C. G. Passmore
Rolland Ferris
George Gunther
F. W. Smith
B. I. Packer
E. W. Allen
Hei Duits
Greece
E. L. Murphy
State Legion-Auxiliary
Lewistown
Glacier Park Roads Open for Tourist Season June 15
Glacier Park announces all roads opening for the season with June 15 start. Ira S. Stinson reports Going to the Sun highway near Logan Pass cleared of deep snow and open. Several routes including Chief Mountain, Blackfeet highway, and Babb Many Glaciers are open or passable, with oiling targeted by opening day.
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Glacier Park
Ira S. Stinson
Park System
Belton
Avalanche Creek
Logan Pass
Chief Mountain International
Waterton Lakes National Park
Glacier Park Station
Canadian Boundary
Park
Shooting Star 4H Club Holds Fifth Meeting in June
The Shooting Star club held its fifth meeting at Rogers home on June 10 with guest Elda Rore DeTour. Mrs Rogers discussed sending application cards, and girls who did not send in cards were asked to do so at once. Alice Gibler demonstrated commercial patterns. next meeting set for July 1 at Mrs Laurances.
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Shooting Star Club
Rogers Oome
Elda Rore
Legionnaires Reelect F W Smith as Commander
The Chateau Legionnaires reelected F. W. Smith as commander and reappointed R. I. McClue adjutant. F. R. Swenson of Bynum named vice commander. The group extended best wishes to D. G. Green after a paralytic stroke and planned a state convention delegate decision.
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Chateau Legionnaires
F. W. Smith
State Legion Convention
Lewistown
Legionnaires
State Department
Blackbird with U S leg marker found dead here
A dead blackbird found by Abe Bree re of Farmington bore a small aluminum U S Biological Survey band numbered B-216,433. The find was reported to the survey and data forwarded by the Teton County Sportsmen's Association to Washington.
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U.S. Biological Survey
Abe Breere
Farmington
Breere
Teton County Sportsmen's Association
Washington
Florence Trescott Weds Carl Polutnik at St Luke’s
Florence Trescott daughter of Mr and Mrs B G Trescott of Choteau and Carl Polutnik son of Mr and Mrs Otto Polutnik of Great Falls were married this morning at St Luke’s Catholic church in Choteau. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Fr J F Schulte with organist Mrs George Tennant and violin solos by Mrs Charles Berg.
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Florence Trescott
Carl Polutnik
B. G. Trescott
Choteau
Otto Polutnik
Great Falls
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
J. F. Schulte
George Tennant
Charles Berg
Belt
Hazel Trescott
P. L. Bergeron
Jos. Leveille
Clara Beaudry
Phil Leveille
Albert Epperson
Chas. Dahl
Earl Hasbrook
Polutnik
Glacier Park
Spokane
Washington
Idaho
Teton County High School
the Tribune
Teton Independent
KFB
Phantom Chorus
Strain Bros
Voice Approval of 1937 AAA Program by Teton Farmers
A representative group of Teton county farmers unanimously approved the 1937 AAA program on Tuesday. They met the county Agricultural Planning committee to discuss 1938 changes, supporting a total cropland base, a balanced soil depletion ratio, and payments split 50 percent for diversion and 50 percent for soil building and conservation practices. They also urged a fairer payment balance between ranchers and farmers with equal capital investment.
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Teton County
Fred Willson
Fort Benton Gears Up for Final Missouri River Boat Race
Fort Benton prepares a big celebration June 17 to 19 as the St. Louis to Fort Benton race ends. Four 25-foot cruisers from Great Falls, Glasgow Fort Peck, Malta and Fort Benton approach the Big Muddy with carnivals, dances, powwows and parades planned for visitors. The final boats are due to round the bend at Fort Benton Saturday noon amid rains and high water.
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St. Louis
Great Falls
Glasgow-Fort Peck
Malta
Fort Benton
Missouri River
Pierre
South Dakota
Mont. Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Graduations
Pendroy David Germaine spent last week with Ethel and E W Ried. Mrs P M Campbell and daughter Mrs Gulbrandsen and Guy spent Tuesday in Great Falls. One act plays Hazel Lunvick L C Kelley and sons Tuesday at Nick Wellenstein home. Mr and Mrs C L Fulbright and son motored to Denton returning Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Thomas spent Sunday at C H Thomas home. Mr Gitchell went to Missoula to see daughter Winona graduate from university and another daughter Rachael graduate from high school. Mr Gitchell and Racheal re-
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David Germaine
Ethel
E. W. Ried
P. M. Campbell
Missoula
Winona
Rachael
Bole Briefs Highlights Community Play and Dance Event
The Bole Woman's club hosts plays They Say by Esther Olson and April Fools by three men on Saturday June 19 with a chili supper and dance to follow. Admission 40 cents for adults and 10 cents for children under 12. chili 15 cents, coffee 5 cents, cakes 5 cents. Proceeds fund painting the community hall. Also reports a local family illness and social visits in Bole.
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Bole Woman’s Club
Esther E. Olson
H. B. Hanson
al Dolalie
Bermidge
Minnesota
Community Notes From Bob and Nearby
Myles Standish left Friday for Ft. Peck to seek employment. Mrs. Gerald Ditto has been discharged from Deaconess hospital and is staying with her parents at Monarch. A sister of Pete Weyer arrived in Bob Monday night for a visit from Chicago via Great Falls. The Bob H D club picnic is set for Thursday July 1 at the Peebles ranch with a pot luck dinner and a 10 a.m. meeting at Chateau park. if stormy, move to the Bole hall.
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Myles Standish
Ft. Peck
Gerald Ditto
Deaconess Hospital
Monarch
Pete Weyer
Bob
Chicago
Great Falls
Bob H. D. Club
Peebles Ranch
Chateau Park
Bole Hall
Radio Announces Religious Outdoor Services Revival
A column on outdoor mountain-top religious services predicts growing significance and annual pilgrimages. The speaker envisions these events becoming nationally recognized, with thousands attending yearly in memory and worship of God.
Rain aids Montana livestock outlook amid flood debris notes
Jay G. Diamond explains heavy rains will benefit Montana livestock generally though crop value awaits another week or ten days for estimates. Billings cleans up flood damage as rail travel resumes. the rest lists numerous local sale notices and ads from Choteau, Great Falls, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay G. Diamond
Federal Division of Crop and Livestock Estimates
Montana
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Aaa
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Lye
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D. M
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Concord Grapes
Wayne
Plomene Jannusch
Mrs. Talbert
Estes Home
W. H. Wellenstein
Helena
Porter
J. H. Guishall
Mason
Mrs. Frisell
Laconette
Sprinkle
Sam
Lundeen
Mr. Harvick
Harry Swanson
J. A. Swanson
H. C. Nelson
Jean Larson
Porter Beach
4-H
Pendroy Hall
Weldon
Donald Swenson
E. N. Davis
Lurgest
Benton
Pendroy
Bole
R. E. Nelson
Mildred
B. M. Bammel
Dorothy Swenson
Dauwalder
Billings
J. C. Morgan
Mont
Studebaker
Gordon Tryon
L. E. Taylor
Ford
Bynum
J. E. Rowley
Kops Piano House
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s Department
Minneapolis
Minn
Story & Clark
Gorham
Crowe School House
Jenkins Bros
Ft. Shaw
J. M. Weaver
S. Maccany
F. G. Coyte
Upman
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