Dupuyer Frontiersman Preserves Early West Relics Museum
Ed Baldy Wright maintains a private museum in Dupuyer showcasing Indian relics, fossil remains, rock curios, and a meteorite. The second floor exhibit near the schoolhouse opens to visitors free of charge, inviting all to view the West’s early days.
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Dupuyer Frontiersman
Baldy” Wright
Dupuyer
Choteau
Teton County
Chouteau
Dupuyer Acantha
Rocky Mountains
West
Wright
Heavy Rain and Lightning Hit Collins Area
A severe storm travelled from west of Claude toward Collins with a one inch plus rain in under an hour. Two lightning bolts struck near Chateau and four miles west of Collins at John Adams place tearing off a chimney and breaking a window but injuring no one.
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E. R. McLean
Premium Center
George Slanger Place
Claude
Collins
Chateau
John Adams Place
Windecker Marries Georgia Thompson in Fairfield
Last week's Fairfield Times reports the marriage of Associate County Agent Claude Windecker of Fairfield to Miss Georgia Thompson of Worden near Billings. The couple plan to return to Fairfield by Tuesday and will reside in the Genger residence, a prominent project-city home.
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Fairfield Times
Claude Windecker
Fairfield
Georgia Thompson
Worden
Billings
the Times
Mr. Windecker
D. P. Thurber
Cascade County
Sun River
Fred Willson
Extension Service
U.3. Department of Agriculture
Teton County
Windecker Dill
Genger
Mountain View 4H Club Seeks Stock Judging Tips
The Mountain View Calf and Pig 4H club held its seventh meeting at Joe Van Bolcum’s home with Stock judge coach Sterling of Oregon. Six visitors attended. The group plans a picnic on Sunday, June 21, on the Teton, and will meet next at Jess Perry’s home on July 10.
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Mountain View
Joe van Bolcum
Sterling
Oregon
The
Teton
Mother
Andy Hyatt
Jess Perry
Robt. E. van Boilun
Core Relief Druggist at Shelby
Mrs. Core joined him Saturday in Shelby to relieve Ad rian Spencer who left for Boston for an operation. Mr. Spencer once part of Spencer & McCullough ran a now-closed Choteau drug store. The Cors rent their home to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harris of Chicago and reside in the Spencer home while Miss Mary Core rooms in the Gorham block. On May first Mr. Core ended 16 years as Choteau postmaster.
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G. C. Core
Shelby
Shelby Drug Co
Core
Adrian Spencer
Boston
Mass
Spencer
Choteau
Spencer & McCullough
Choteau Bakery
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
We express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted us during illness death and funeral of our wife mother and sister. We especially appreciated kind words flowers pallbearers and support. Jasper Murray Kenneth Murray Ida Kuehnast Ernest Kuehnast Mr and Mrs Fred Kuehnast.
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Jasper Murray
Kenneth Murray
Ida Kuehnast
Ernest Kuehnast
Mrs
Fred Kuehnast
Pot Luck Picnic by Fidelity O. E. S. Chapter
Fidelity chapter O E S of this city hosts a pot luck picnic next Wednesday evening June 24 at 6 on the lawn of the W W Smith residence. All Stars and their families are invited.
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Fidelity Chapter
W. W. Smith
Eckford among 75 to receive state teaching certificates
Anne Cameron Eckford of Chateau appears on a list of 75 State University students awarded state certificates of qualification to teach at last week’s commencement. Eckford, daughter of the late James Eckford and Mrs Inez Eckford, majored in business administration.
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Anne Cameron Eckford
Chateau
State University
Miss Eckford
James Eckford
Inez Eckford
Roundup of By num area social and animal events posted
Mrs Frank George and Mrs Wes ley George return from Flat head with Leah Stott who wintered there. Circus attendees include Zgoda and Swenson families and Dell Green. Mrs Lyman Schenk treated at Chateau hospital and improved at home. Leon and Ernest Rowley finished in By num sheep shearing. Roy Hanberg and Fred Coyte families visited Great Falls and Chateau. Rodeo draws large crowd from surrounding towns with good program. Leah Stott operated for appendicitis at Chateau, recovering. Stott Bros and neighbors move pick up cattle to Browning for summer range. Bishop Jensen learns of brother’s death in Salt Lake City. funeral planned with Ona. Rural electrification meeting held at Bynum with Willon attending.
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Frank George
Wesley George
Oral Howell
Flathead
Leah Stott
Great Falls
Zgoda
Frank
Mary Zgoda
Reid Swenson
Dell Green
Lyman Schenk
Chateau
Maynard
Leon
Ernest Rowley
Bynum
J. W. Moore and Sons
Fred Coyte
Evelyn Upman
Roy Hanberg
Emerson Rowley
Deep Creek
Dr. Bateman
Stott Bros
Browning
Bishop Jensen
Salt Lake City
Ona
Ray Harris
Agawam
Ray Hanberg
Swenson
Willon
Temporary committee chosen in local interest drive
A temporary committee was formed with Reid Swenson as chairman along with Charles Purkett and Ed Savik. Ray R. Porter from Spokane spent the week in Bynum on business. A church program honoring "father" is planned at the L D S hall Sunday. Dell Green and Reid Swenson joined others for a trip to Great Falls for wrestling.
Vacation activity notes at Pendroy area homes
Local society notes list numerous Pendroy families hosting guests and visiting relatives. Entries mention travel to Great Falls Missoula Cut Bank and Virginia for events and a recent funeral. Upcoming 4 H club meeting and Ladies Aid gathering are noted along with multiple dinner and shower hostings.
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P. M. Campbell
Mason
Moon
P. M. Sorenson
Great Faly
Kathleen
Jim
Mickey Campbell
Chateau
Livensparger
F. M. Kaupish
Joe Thomas
Great Falls
Earles
Porter
Peterson
W. H. Wellenstein
Rice
Macauley
Passmore
Carl Olson
John Rose
Ted Brown
Cut Bank
Chester McDonall
Dayton Aerion
Paw Briggs
Ira Ritenour
Virginia
Adolph
Gust
Rudolph Moser
Albert Nelson
Weist
W. P. Phillips
Fred Phillips
Tambert
Fuller
Garnet McDonald
Shawver
Gutshall
C. L. Gutshall
Mr. Kline
Gitchell
Rachel
Missoula
Wayne
Winona
Harry Swanson
Nick Wellenstein
Theil Reid
J. A. Swanson
Larson
Kittinger
McDonald Home
Jones
Iowa
Missouri
Sollid Heads Dutton Lions In 1936 Election
The Dutton Lions club met in June expressing the 1936 year. George Sollid was elected president with L A Walker as first vice president and Jonas Johnson as second vice president. William Stinchfield became chief Lion tamer. A board of directors includes Goodwin Odden T J Larson and Ray Umphress.
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Dutton Lions Club
George Sollid
L. A. Walker
Jonas Johnson
William Stinchfield
Goodwin Odden
T. J. Larson
Ray Umphress
Dutton Sertinel
Collins News Highlights Local Rain Dance and Lightning Strike
E R McLean and wife traveled to Great Falls after stopping at C D Baquet's home. A Sunday downpour brought welcome relief and an enterprising hall program drew good attendance. The Collins orchestra hosted a dance at Wayside Park near Conrad. Ernest Thompson and family visited Reo Coghill home. Clyde Baquet's family traveled to Browning via Cut Bank and Shelby. John Adams's rural home west of Collins was struck by lightning damaging the chimney doors and windows.
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E. R. McLean
C. D
Ernest Thompson
Reo Coghill
Clyde Baquet
Browning
Cut Bank
Shelby
John Adams
Collins
United Hearts Luncheon Club Meets at Ona Jensen Home
The United Hearts 4 H club held its second meeting at Ona Jensen's home on June 10. Members sang two songs and recited the pledge before roll call and a discussion on weight age and height. They unanimously approved a rodent control contest and planned a fishing trip for next Wednesday and Thursday.
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United Hearts
Ona Jensen
Pendrey-Bynum
Bynum
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Hotpoint
Core Relief Druggist
Mrs. Core
Bynum News
A Tirman
EEA
Pendroy
Sollid Heads
Dutton Lions
Collins News
Byum 4H News
KODAK
Janceville Film Service
Jagesville
Wisconsin
Farmers’ Union
A. W. Ricker
Farmers Union Herald
Power-Dutton
Los Angeles
Yosemite
Rick
F. Ee
Detroit
J.B. Conlin
Deeler
Choteau Implement CO
Burt
Madson
Nnelow
Montana
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