Former Choteau Contractor Visits Towns On Trip
Charley Justice and Fred Hellman from Kalispell drove over Monday to visit Choteau Shelby and other towns. Justice a plastering contractor says business has been good in Kalispell and nearby areas aided by federal home building and public works programs. In Shelby he estimated plaster work for the new courthouse project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Justice
Fred Hellman
Kalispell
Choteau
Shelby
Mr. Justice
Hellman
Chateau
Justice
Court House
Parkway Cafe Improvement Nears Completion
The Park way cafe and beer parlor improvement is nearly finished and has drawn favorable comment. Owned by H. G. Young, the business is run by J M Weaver and son John. What were two buildings with a board front is now a single unit with gray stucco exterior and black and white trim. Interior colors are orange and black.
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Parkway
H. G. Young
J M. Weaver and Son
John
Hospital Notes Include Admissions And Birth Announcement
Sam Sinclaire and G. Torgerson entered the hospital for medical treatment. Patricia Watson was discharged after a brief stay. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Teubert of Fairfield on Monday.
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Sam Sinclaire
G. Torgerson
Patricia Watson
Ed. Teubert
Fairfield
Commissioners Attend Shelby County Convention
County officials Algon Udin and Geo A. Carroll traveled to Shelby to join the State Association of County Commissioners sessions. The meeting drew large attendance and featured speakers including Dr Fabrick, H J McGregor, Attorney General Raymond T Nagle, and Ed Flynn of the Great Northern. Nagle’s talk on new state laws was praised. W W Gail of Billings presided at the banquet, while Odin and Carroll praised Lions Club Great Falls quartet performances.
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Algon Udin
Geo. A. Carroll
Shelby
State Association of County Commissioners
Dr. Fabrick
State Water Conservation Board
H. J. McGregor
State Highway Commission
Raymond T. Nagle
Ed. Flynn
Great Northern Railroad
Nagle
W. W. Gail
Billings
Odin
Carroll
Lions Club of
Great Falls
Mrs Hugh Robinson Laid to Rest Saturday
Funeral services were held Saturday at St Stephens Episcopal church for Mrs Sarah Ann Robinson wife of Hugh Robinson who died suddenly the previous Wednesday. Rev Lee H Young officiated with Charles G Roberts directing. Interment followed at Chateau cemetery with pallbearers Clark Coffey T C Larson C G Meadows W S Hodgskiss H J Loomis and Maynard Frazier. Songs were sung during the service by A B Guthrie Mrs B A Roll and Mrs Ed win Dover. The casket remained closed at family request.
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St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Sarah Ann Robinson
Hugh Robinson
Lee H. Young
Great Falls
Charles G Roberts
Chateau Cemetery
Clark Coffey
T. C. Larson
C. G. Meadows
W. S. Hodgskiss
H. J. Loomis
Maynard Frazier
A. B.guthrie
B. A. Roll
Edwin Dover
God
Rock of Ages
Big Bend Farm Folks Visiting Relatives Here
Mr and Mrs John H Jenssen and son Herman visit Chateau from Waterville Washington to stay with Mr and Mrs Paul Mathis. They toured Dutton Brady Conrad and Pondera areas and Pendroy, noted good crops and need for rain, with positive outlook from both sides.
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John H. Jenssen
Herman
Waterville
Big Bend
Washington
Paul Mathis
Jenssen
Mathis
Chateau
Dutton
Brady
Conrad
Pondera
Bonded Debt of State Climbs to13,018,000
Montana's bonded indebtedness totals 13,017,924.50 as of May 31, up from 9,615,513.75 two years earlier and 12,791,807.75 a year ago. The increase is largely due to PWA loans and grants funding educational institutions via state bonds. May bonds issued include insane asylum construction 200,000. industrial school 61,000. Northern Montana college dorm 95,000. Capitol building 578,021.50. highway debentures 3,643,000. educational refunding 1,200,110. educational special fund 2,198,000. funding bond 4,237,000. Mines dorms 315,000. university union 322,000. agricultural dorms 16,000. tuberculosis sanatorium 164,000.
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Montana
John J. Holmes
PWA
Northern Montana College
Mines
State University Student Union
Agricultural College
O Hara Named Blackfeet Agency Superintendent
Warren L. O'Hara, newly appointed Blackfeet agency superintendent, arrived in Browning on Wednesday and assumed duties immediately. He comes from the government Investigation division and has over 15 years of experience in Indian service across multiple branches.
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Warren L. O'Hara
Blackfeet
Browning
Mr. O'Hara
Government
Division of Investigation
Indian Service
Conrad Golfers Visit for Club Social
About 35 to 39 men and women from the Conrad Country Club will visit Sunday to play a friendly session with members of the Chateau Club. The event is a social meet not a competition. Visitors arrive around 9 30 a m and play will start promptly.
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Conrad
Conrad Country Club
Chateau Club
Choteau Wins Opener In Junior League Sunday
Choteau defeated Cordova 4 to 2 in the opening junior league rounds. Dale pitched for Choteau while Teenues hurled for Cordova. Sunday Choteau meets Dutton at Dutton and Fairfield faces Cordova at Cordova.
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Choteau
Cordova
Tiamond Valley
Dutton
Dale
Teenues
Fairfield
Cor- Ova
New Montana law tightens marriage licenses and delays unions
The Montana attorney general and health department prepare forms for medical certificates and public notices as a new law taking effect July 1 requires three day waiting periods. Applicants must prove health and sound mind, with a physician's certified health inquiry in the license process, stopping hurried marriages and many other unions.
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Attorney General’s
State Health Department
Montana
Free vaccination drive continues for children says health officer
Dr Kn T ONeill reported that several children still come in for vaccination and immunization. The service is free to parents and will continue for some time, according to the health officer.
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Kn. T. O'Neill
Montana Vocational Agriculture Plan Discussed At State College
Montana vocational agriculture teachers at the annual conference at Montana State College worked on a long term program for Smith Hughes departments. The Pete Nash farm near Bozeman served as a lab for developing practice details during the meeting. G Allen Mail warned north central farmers to burn weedy stubble fields now to destroy grain bug eggs, noting past burns reduced pest numbers significantly. East Montana ranges improved by recent rains gave stockmen optimism, according to I M C Anderson, extension live.
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Vocational Agriculture Teachers of Montana
Montana State College
Smith-Hughes
Pete Nash
Bozeman
Montana
G. Allen Mail
Stockmen urged to build feed reserves after inspection trip
A Montana State College stock specialist urges stockmen to start building a much needed feed supply and reserve after completing an inspection trip through the state. This year 629 applications for 206,535 shelterbelt trees have been received from 43 counties. Caraganas lead, Russian olive second, and Chinese elm third in popularity.
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Montana State College
Caraganas
Parade Details Continue With Town Baseball Events
The narrative outlines a two day parade style celebration featuring a Great Falls Swastikas vs Cha teau Twilight league pickers and a Great Falls Bootleggers club vs Conrad All Stars with purses of 75 dollars. A booster caravan follows Sunday with noisy parade entries and municipal band performances led by Dr C W Boussard. Stops include Dupuyer Browning Cut Bank Shelby Conrad Brady Dutton with a 9:00 1 0 a m start in thorough schedule.
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Great Falls
C W. Boussard
Dupuyer
Browning
Cut Bank
Shelby
Conrad
Brady
Dutton
For Sale Saddle Horses in Agawam by Malone
For sale gentle saddle horses advertised by C. K. Malone of Agawam. Also advertised are feed oats from Rocky Mountain Elevator Co. in Chateau. RAGE.
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C. K. Malone
Agawam
Rocky Mountain Elevator Co
Chateau
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Teton Implement Co
L. E. Taylor GA
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