Local Scout Work Gains Attention in Chateau
Boy scout activities drew notice in Chateau last week as Field Executive Russell Conklin of Great Falls led an outdoor training session. Attendees included Scout Master George Carroll Rev E R Kaemmer Frank Young L E Taylor and Arnold Hanusa. Eight troop members joined a hike to the Reikhoff ranch where tests in tracking pace and compass work were conducted amid rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Russell Conklin
Great Falls
Mr. Conklin
The
Falls
Court House
Spring Creek
Claude
George Carroll
E. R. Kaemmer
Frank Young
L. E. Taylor
Arnold Hanusa
Reikhoff
Teton River
Kaemmer
Lynn Baker
Alvin Young
Leslie Jourdonnais
Warren Adams
John Robison
Ralph Bleecker
Bernard Straight
Marc Butchart
Conklin
Acantha
Carroll
Leo Mellon
Jack Core
Birthday Party for Tishelle Hirshberg with Friends
Tishelle Hirshberg celebrated her tenth birthday with a costume party at her parents home. Guests attended included Ted Saylor and others after a Royal Theater visit. The group danced on the lawn, enjoyed fortune telling games, and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tishelle Hirshberg
Julies Hirshberg
Royal Theater
Hirshberg
Ted Saylor
Fubert Peters
Jean Eckford
Margaret Stephens
Walter Tennant
June Lindseth
Frances Mellon
John Billings
John Greene
Jack Core
Johanna Hirshberg
Vincent Peters
Margaret Doughty
Phyllis Bloomdahl
Jeanine Weaver
Paul Baillie
Jimmy Weaver
Mike Mozer
Jerry Coffey
Joe Darby
Evelyn Clarkson
Charlotte Looney and Nolan Billings Weekend at Glacier Park
Charlotte Looney and Nolan Billings spent the weekend at Glacier Park enjoying the scenery and outdoor activities. The trip highlighted a brief excursion with local sightseeing and leisure time in a popular park destination.
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Charlotte Looney
Nolan Billings
Glacier Park
James Snyder Dies at Chateau Friday
James Snyder died Friday at noon in Maynard hospital from Brights disease. Burial Sunday at 4 p.m. conducted by County Coroner Charles Conner. Born in Michigan about 59 years ago, he came to Montana in 1886 and settled in Teton county in 1893. He worked various trades and was a longtime sheepherder at Nick Wellenstein ranch. He is buried beside his sister Mrs. J. C. Hopkinson in Chateau cemetery, with no immediate relatives.
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Charles Conner
J. W. Snyder
Maynard Hospital
Bright
Mr. Snyder
Rochester
Minnesota
Michigan
Montana
Teton County
Nick Wellenstein
Snyder
J. C. Hopkinson
Chateau
Tatman Bound Over to Next Jury Court Term
William Tatman a rancher from Agawam was arraigned by Judge R M Hattersley on a grand larceny charge for allegedly stealing five horses from Strain Bros Realty last February. He pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the next district court jury term, released on his own recognizance pending further orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tatman
R. M. Hattersley
George Magee
Tatman
Agawam Communty
Strain Bros Realty Company
Injured couple in Hupmobile crash north of Vaughn
Mrs. Lillian Simms and C R Campbell of Gallup City sustained painful injuries when their Hupmobile slid off the road four miles north of Vaughn. The car rolled several times before stopping as they were en route to Great Falls to fetch Mrs. Simms' son from school. Mrs. Simms is being treated at Maynard hospital.
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Lillian Simms
C. R. Campbell
Gallup City
Vaughn
Great Falls
Girls 4 H Sewing Club Starts Demonstration Work
The Chateau Girls 4 H Sewing Club started demonstration work with Margaret Hodgskiss threading a needle and tying a knot. Upcoming meetings will feature Mary Ellen Peterson showing marker making and use. Plans call for a countywide demonstration team and a competitive meet likely in Billings.
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Chateau
Margaret Hodgskiss
Gean Eckford
John Eckford
Mary Ellen Peterson
Billings
Dutton
Pendroy
Frank Schabel
George Sollid
Charles Proff
Jack Campbell
Louise Clarkson
Phyllis Bloomdahl
Alice Mae Arnett
Evelyn Clarkson
Iona Davidson
Bing
Bole
Robert Clarkson
July 4 celebration plans by Chateau American Legion
Plans for the July 4 celebration in Chateau are shaping up with committees at work. A tentative program includes a Legion band concert, a speaker, baseball, rodeo, street sports, a dance and fireworks. The event aims to raise funds for the park and Legion band, with the Chateau Lions Club financing and several committees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Chateau
B. I. Packer
Legion
Robert Clarkson
Chateau Lions Club
Dewey Steele
G. C. Core
I. G. Lestrud
H. W. Bateman
Ray I. McClue
Denzil McDonald
Geo. A. Carrol
C. James Smith
Henry Hammond
Dr. H. W. Bateman
John Moore
A. H. McGinois
J. E. Hodgskiss
Married Ladies Hostesses for June 25 Card Party
The Married women of St. Luke's church host the Ladies Auxiliary at Social Center hall for a season finale card party and dance on Tuesday June 25. Hostesses include Mrs. B. G. Trescott, Mrs. J. A. Baart, Mrs. Henry Beaupre, and many others. Pro gressive bridge and five hundred will be played from 10 to 12 with rib boned sandwiches served. The group expects a larger crowd and invites all to attend.
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St. Luke’s Church
Social Center Hall
B. G. Trescott
J. A. Baart
Henry Beaupre
Ralph Clayton
William Cook
Harvey Cook
G. C. Core
J. Kosnick
Jane
Clara Lyons and Earl Bueling Married Here
Miss Clara Lyons of Chateau and Earl Bueling of Fairfield wed at the bride’s mother Mrs. John Lyons home. The ceremony was by Rev. E. R. Kaemmer. A wedding dinner followed for eight guests. The bride, a high school and Dillon normal graduate, has taught in the county. The couple left for a two week west coast trip and will reside at Sand Coulee where the groom works for Montana Power Company.
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Clara Lyons
Chateau
Earl Bueling
Fairfield
John Lyons
E. R. Kaemmer
State Normal
Dillon
Bueling
West Coast
Auto
Sand Coulee
Montana Power Company
Waldron Closes Choteau Jewelry Business
E C Waldron who ran a jewelry shop in Choteau for three years has removed stock and departed town. He came from Great Falls to open in the Larson building near Brownson Electric. Mrs Waldron left three weeks ago to visit her parents in Huron South Dakota.
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C. Waldron
Choteau
Waldron
Great Falls
Larson
Brownson Electric
Neighbors of Woodcraft Convenes in Helena
Mrs Obert Peterson Mrs William Walley Mr and Mrs William Cook Mrs George Thompson and Miss Hoa Thompson attended the state convention of the Neighbors of Woodcraft lodge in Helena from June 18 to 19 as delegates from the local lodge.
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Obert Peterson
William Walley
William Cook
George Thompson
Hoa Thompson
Neighbors of
Woodcraft Lodge
Helena
Rev Schulte Gets Helper As Parish Expanded In Helena Diocese
The Rev J F Schulte told St Luke's parish that Rt Rev G J Finnigan assigned Rev John O Connor of Helena as assistant. Augusta to join his parish with Power Dutton Collins Wolf Creek missions. Fr O Connell to arrive Friday. Chateau to host two priests living at Social Center Hall during consolidation to better serve people. McCormack moves from Augusta to Helena.
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J. F. Schulte
St. Luke’s Church
G. J. Finnigan
Helena
John O’connor
Augusta
Power
Dutton, Collins
Wolf Creek
O'Connell
Chateau
Schulte
Teton County
Lewis and Clark County
Two Former Choteau Girls Married in West and Great Falls
Harriet Doege married Edgar James McCollum at Klamath Falls Oregon. The couple will live at 1540 Lookout Ave. in Klamath Falls. Er nestine Maynard wed Robert D Wood in Cut Bank Montana. They will reside in Great Falls.
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Choteau
Harriet Doege
Ernestine Maynard
Miss Doege
Fred S. Doege
Doege
Edgar James McCollum
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Great Falls
Robert D. Wood
Cut Bank
Power-Morgan to Stage Used Car Sale
The Power Morgan Co plans a 10 day used car sale starting June 21 on lots beside its garage. The display area will feature barked posts to create classifications, sale banners, and a dressed up lot modeled after eastern city practices. J C Morgan, vice president, says all cars have been overhauled.
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Power Morgan Co
Power Morgan
J. C. Morgan
Wildcat on Conrad Butte to be Drilled
The J. H. Adams interests announce a wildcat on the Conrad Butte structure. W. S. Hawley interests previously completed a small showing on the Lewis lease in 1927 with the Big Eleven Oil Co. The new Adams Company Keil No. 1 sits in the northwest quadrant 29-29-1W, about four and a half miles southwest of the Big Eleven well as leaseholders extend drilling rights through an agreement.
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Pondera
J. H. Adams
Conrad Butte
W. S. Hawley
Spokane
Lewis
Hawley
Big Eleven Oil Co
Adams Company-Keil
Acantha Publisher and Family on Month's Tour
Acantha publisher E. L. Jourdonnais and his wife depart with son Leslie for a month long motor tour. The planned route includes Polson Great Falls Spokane and into the Canadian Rockies with possible Yellowstone visits. M. S. Bullerdick returns to the paper during the absence.
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E. L. Jourdonnais
Leslie
Chateau
Polson
Great Falls
Spokane
Canadian Rockies
Yellowstone Park
Jourdonnalis
Acantha
M. S. Bullerdick
Bullerdick
Geneva Carroll
Sheridan
Montana
Jourdonnais
First Street
Local Girl Married Saturday at Helena
Miss Helen Pike of Choteau wed H L Griffith of Great Falls in Helena Saturday. The bride, a Maynard family niece, lived with Dr and Mrs Maynard and recently worked at Maynard hospital after teaching in Choteau and Great Falls. Griffith previously ran Fisher oil station here and is now a wholesale oil salesman.
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Helen Pike
Choteau
H. L. Griffith
Great Falls
Helena
EB. B. Maynard
Maynard Hospital
Griffith
Fisher
Combine school and theater event at new Taylor garage
A Gleaner Baldwin combine school for farmers and wives was held at the new L. E. Taylor garage building Monday. A free moving picture on harvesting and factory views of the machine was shown at the Royal theatre. Mr. Stevens, the factory representative and designer, explained the machine’s mechanism and operating costs to a good sized crowd. The Taylor garage moved into its new building Monday.
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Gleaner Baldwin Combine
L. E. Taylor Garage
Royal Theatre
Stevens
Taylor Garage
Foot Rot Affects Teton Wheat Says Clarkson
Teton county agriculturalist Robert Clarkson reports considerable wheat in Teton county affected with foot rot, especially early seeded grain. The fungus thrives above 60 degrees, causing dwarfed yellowing plants, brown stem bases, rotten roots, and brown spots on leaves and kernels. Late July to early August plantings are most at risk. farmers should seed winter wheat between Sept 1 and 15.
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Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Clarkson
Chautauqua to Visit With July 1929 Lineup
The local committee announces the 1929 Chautauqua dates July 26 to 31 in Chateau. The program features Skidding on the fourth night, Jackson's Jubilee Singers under Robert Jackson, Jay Tobias with Facts and Fancies of 1929 Revue, Vienna Cymbalon Symphony, Bell Ringers Jack Wood, Dennett on The Man Who Can, Chester Sanford on vocational guidance, and Jess Pugh as closing humorist.
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Chateau
New York
Jackson
Jubilee Singers
Robert Jackson
Jay Tobias
Vienna
Bell Ringers
Jack Wood
William Rainey Dennett
America
Chester Milton Sanford
Sanford
Jess Pugh
Pugh
Bynum Plans July 4 Program With Speeches Sports and Dance
Posters announce a July 4 celebration in Bynum starting with a 4 a.m. salute. From 10 to 11:30 a.m. a program of speaking is planned, followed by lunch and races for all ages, horseshoe pitching and other events. From 2:30 p.m. a baseball game, tug of war, a rodeo and horse racing are scheduled, with a dance planned in the evening.
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Bynum
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James Snyder
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Federal Reserve System
Farmington
Packer
Legion Band
Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion
Lions To Finance
E. C. Waldron
Power-Morgan Company
Citizens State Bank
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