Flubs and Dubs: Tigers extend win streak in junior league
The Tigers beat the Swastikas to stretch their winning streak to six games, set a league record for consecutive wins, and leave the Swastikas seeking reversal after a rough display. Babe Snider debuted as pitcher while umpire concerns are noted as the season progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
O' Hare
Dale
Babe Snider
Earles
Herman
House of David
Mickey Cochrane
Moore
Speck” Holmes
Ump
Finished Barbering Course Seath Jones Receives Temporary Permit
Nick Jones returned from Spokane where he enrolled December 1, 1934, in the Boler barbering school and completed a six month course earning a temporary permit to work under a licensed barber until the state exam next August. George Jackson added a chair and hired Dick, a Teton county high school graduate who also studied at the State university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Jones
Spokane
Boler
George Jackson
Teton County
State University
Mrs. Young Visits Kansas City
Mrs. Mary Young of this city left last week for a visit with a daughter in Kansas City. She rode with her son J. E. Young to Great Falls and then continued by train to Kansas City. At nearly 80 she travels alone and is staying at the Glenloyd. Her son reported she reached her destination safely and is feeling well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Young
Kansas City
Great Falls
J. E. Young
Fairfield
Young
Glenloyd
Youne
Reward Offered for Return of Brand Labeled Horses
A $5.00 reward is posted by Floyd McFarlane for delivery of horses from the John Hentges ranch. The horses bear the brands "quarter circle" and "Jazy S" on the left thigh or "bar lazy A H" on the right shoulder.
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John Hentges Ranch
Floyd McFarlane
Penney Employees Plan Picnic For Great Falls Area
J C Penney Co workers and families from Great Falls Shelby Conrad and Choteau will picnic at the city park Sunday with about 100 expected. A post picnic program includes baseball races and more with a ball game between Great Falls and smaller store employees. Managers listed are R S Currell Great Falls B J Van Winkle Shelby C C Casperson Conrad and K E Sturgis Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney Co
Great Falls
Shelby
Conrad and Chateau
R. S. Currell
Great Pails
B. J. van Winkle
C. C. Casperson
Conrad and
K. E. Sturgis
Choteau
Weekend Visit of Spokane Trip Surprises Lavalle Couple
McDonald and Mullon couples planned a Belton fishing trip but detoured to Spokane, arriving by car after a long night and continuing on to Choteau by Monday dawn. The Lavalle family in Spokane became the surprised hosts.
Band to Play Saturday Night Concert Series
At practice last night the Cho wan band laid plans for a series of Saturday night concerts starting this coming Saturday. Music begins at 7 30 with members reporting at 7 in uniform. The group also agreed to participate in Sunday's Fourth of July booster tour in uniform.
Helena Mecca Of Lions Convention Opens In Helena
Alberta Montana Lions district convention launches in Helena with an international president banquet at the Shrine temple at 6 45 p m. The event runs through Saturday with business sessions and tours to Sunshine camp and other local sites attracting many Lions.
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Helena
Shrine Temple
Sunshine Camp
Bole Briefs and Wedding News From Local Residents
Woman's club meet planned at Mrs. Rade Mamuzich’s home on Thursday June 27 with Mrs. Vanl Mathis as assistant hostess. Dorothy Swenson of Farmington helps at the Dauwalder home. Miss Helen Standish and Roy Bjork wed at the Standish home Saturday at 11. Rev Dover officiated with Pearl Bjork and Myles Standish attending. The couple honeymoon at Yellowstone Park and may visit Salt Lake City, planning to live in Great Falls later this month. The bride formerly taught at Bole and Dutton. the groom works for Montana Power Co at Volta Dam. They grew up locally and have many friends here. Halberg of Spokane, visiting Hieary Freeman, is known for his art and previous postal work. Mrs. Ralph Clayton departed for Seattle. A large HW 1 picnic gathered at the Freeman ranch with a plant given to Mrs. B. O. Price, founder and first president of Bole H. D. club. Mrs. Price and others attended an H. D. meeting in Greenfield district and demonstrated miniature furniture. Mr. and Mrs. John Jenson and Herman of Douglas, Wash., visiting Mathis for about two weeks. Mrs. Jenson is Mathis’s sister.
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Woman’s Club
Rade Mamuzich
Vanl Mathis
Dorothy Swenson
Farmington
Dauwalder
Helen Standish
Roy Bjork
Standish
Dover
First Methodist Church
Chateau
Pearl Bjork
Myles Standish
Counle
Bjork
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Great Falls
Dutton
Montana Power Co
Volta Dam
Vroom
Rt Halberg
Spokane
Polson
Hieary Freeman
Art
Pais
Ralph Clayton
Seattle
Freeman Ranch
Diotner
B. O. Price
Bole H. D. Club
Price
John Armstrong
Mathis
Greenfield
John Jenson
Herman
Douglas
Washington
Jenson
Legion auxiliary to install officers at courthouse meeting
The American Legion auxiliary will install officers for the ensuing year Monday night at the courthouse. If elected officers are absent, installation may be by proxy. June is FIDAC month with exercises directed by Mrs. F W Smith and Mrs. H C Nyhus.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Court House
George Carrol
F. W. Smith
H.C. Nyhus
Happy Maids 4H Breakfast Club Meets
The Happy Maids 4 H Breakfast club held its fourth meeting at Lola Mae Burns home. Miss Michaelson demonstrated bread and dress judging. The next meeting is set for Thursday June 20 at Mrs Wm Olsen home.
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Happy Maids
Happy Maids 4-H
Lola Mae Burns
Miss Michaelson
Court House
Wm. F. Olsen
World Loss of Roy Jon Furtney
Roy Jon Furtney of Collins died at 8 30 am after an operation for ruptured appendix. He graduated from Austin High School and planned to enter the University of Minnesota St Paul in September 1935. He was active as a Boy Scout leader and in the Glee Club and was regarded as scholarly, capable and talented.
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I. F. Waterman
Dean Waterman
Collins
Austin
Minn
Roy
L. W. Murphy
Roy Jon Furtney
Dana Waterman
Chateau and
Austin High School
University of Minnesota
St. Paul
Our Boy
A tribute recalling a beaming youth at a father and son banquet. It reflects on his athletic feats at Wasca Lake and his steady mentorship urging a friend to quit smoking, noting the impact of a life we may lose when such graduates depart from the world.
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Wasca Lake
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RINSO
Libby
Peggy
Hirshberg’s
Dodgers
Casey
Tiger’s
Giants
Mrs. Young
Penney
McDonald Lake
Belton
Pete Lavalle
C. D. McDonald
R. Mullon
Leo Mellon
Wor
Mecca
Bole
Choteau Hardware CO
NEW Choteau
Tom’s
H. A. Hanson
Clelo
J. B. Conner
Otto Schaeffer
Agawam
Ray R. Porter
Bynum Bynum
Bynum Davis
Pendroy
Dupuyer Store CO
Dtpuyer
Tas
State Board OF Hail
Helena, Montana
George
Buddy
Miles
Tom’s Service Station
Chick Sulgrove
Safety
Réxal
Ste
Teton Drug CO
Choteau, Mont
Eka Ae
Oldsmobile
Wallace Motor Co
Choteau, Montana
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