Talk of the Town highlights local arrivals and travels
Leah Ferris MSU graduate will depart Sunday for Hartford Conn to join Hartford Institute of Living as student aid worker and assistant instructor. A parade of visitors and travels includes Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith of North Hollywood Mrs R E Bergman and son Jimmy of Long Beach Calif and many Montana residents visiting relatives and attending events across Great Falls Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Ferris
MSU
Hartford
R. E. Nelson
The
State University
Marcia Fahey
Legh Ferris
Anna Lee Duwalder
Audrey Averill
Billy Breen
Dave
Jerry Barrett
Harvey Thronson
Kathryn Reiquam
Laura Gibler
Great Falls
Episcopal Guild
Bert Reiner
Ed Pejko
Lewistown
Safeway
John W. Hall
Fort Shaw
Chateau Birthday Club
John Boatright
Lusk
Wyo
Kay
Barton
C. W. Burns
Ironton
Minn
Tooles
B. E. van Arsdale
General Petroleum Corporation
Chateau Ius
Casey Dane
Jackie Anderson
Virginia Policho
Russell
Dave Cooper
Cut Bank
Denzil McDonald
Vi Jackson
C. G. McDonald
Katharine Kunkle
Leah
LeRoy Robinson Family Delegates for IOOF and Rebekahs
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Robinson and family with Iona Zgoda travel to Helena Tuesday as delegates for IOOF and Rebekah lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Robinson
Iona Zgoda
Helena
IOOF
Rebekah
Teton Co-Operative Reservoir Company Notice of Share Assessment
Directors levied a 4.50 per share assessment on capital stock at a meeting held June 7 1947. Pay to the treasurer in Bynum Montana by July 20 1947. Delinquent after July 31 1947 will be sold August 30 1947 to cover the assessment and sale costs. Tra E Perkins secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Montana
Tra E. Perkins
Teton Co-Operative Reservoir Company
Moni
Willard Fraser Builds $100,000 Office Block in Billings
Willard Fraser, census supervisor at Chateau, is erecting a $100,000 three story building at 8th Avenue North and North 29th Street in Billings to house 44 Indian Service employees. The white stucco structure, begun before the war as apartments, will be completed by November 1 and leased to the Indian Service for at least five years. Fraser will reside in Choteau at the Gle n loyd Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Fraser
Chateau
Billings
Billings Gazette
8Th Avenue
North 29Th Street
District 2 Indian Service
Indian Service Administration
Fraser
The
Indian Service
Choteau
Glenloyd
Lila Reiquam Weds in Lutheran Church Ceremony
Lila Reiquam married at a Lutheran church with her father giving her in marriage. Miss Eben Flotlin of Seattle served as maid of honor in a pink gown. best man was Eldon Heiquam. Ushers included Howard Heiquam and Cecil Cole. Reception followed. bride, a Concordia College graduate, plans a two week wedding trip to Canada before settling in Stephen, Minnesota. Out of town guests included Alfred Hvidsten and family from Stephen, Minnesota and Leslie Reiquam family from Arcata California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben Flotlin
Seattle
Hvidsten
Eldon Heiquam
Howard Heiquam
Cecil Cole
Churen
Miss Reiquam
Concordia College
Muohead
Main
Sue Wen Aamimeer
Aipadt Kappa Cilderals
Selven An
Ordi
J. G. Jackson Retires After 29 Years of Service
Retiring after nearly three decades of work, J. G. Jackson leaves a long career in ranching and local service. His journey began in England in 1892, migrating to Montana at age 17, and includes time on the Cattle and Sheep Co. ranch and Early Ranch, with ties to Fort Benton and the Montana Central railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Mary Bair
Henry Beaupre
Frank Salmond
Pud Acton
Fort Benton
Montana Central Railroad
Havre
Helena
Jackson
England
Montana
John Borrow
Priest Butte Land
Unemployment Payments Totals In Montana For May
In May Montana distributed 45480 in unemployment compensation payments. Chairman Barclay Craighead of the state unemployment compensation commission notes the May figure against the April total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HEL Fna
U.P
Montana
Barclay Craighead
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
Bynum LDS Branch Holds Father’s Day Picnic
The Bynum branch held a Father's Day picnic at the Crazy ranch with ball games for men and women and a special program. Mrs. G O Stott visited with neighbors and attended a Sunny Slope Ladies Relief Society meeting. Men finished painting and beautifying church grounds. A bridal shower for Glenna Rae Stott was held June 12 at Blanche George home with hostesses Mrs Louise Stott and Bessie Stott and many gifts exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum Lds
Crazy Ranch
G. O. Stott
Leonard Eddington
Rhea Stott
Sunny Slope
Ruiany
Glenna Rae Stott
Blanche George
Louise Sto
Bessie Stott
Card of Thanks From J. G. Jackson
A note thanks friends for flowers cards and friendly calls during a recent illness from J G Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Jackson
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Laraine Day
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