Pendroy Socials Include Weddings Showers and Visits
Pendroy hosts a bridal shower for Marie Wenzel and a church wedding for Elizabeth Sorenson and Norman Rosengren. Guests include the Stikko family, Betty and Lucille Mutz, and many Pendroy and nearby residents. Visits span Valier, Dupuyer, Helena, and Great Falls with local gatherings, dinners, picnics, and a Silver Gas station expansion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stikko
Lucille
Betty’ Mutz
Porter Home
Sorenson
Pendroy
Jones
McIlvaine
Betty Jones
Ferguson
Valier
Mason
Frank Wenzel
Bud Wenzel
Art Kelly
Sprinkle
Patterson
Betty
Beryl
John Bolsinger
Botts
Weeks
Great Falls
L. B. Pendroy
Christie Swanson
Bozeman
Teton County
Tony Reige
Gulbrandsen
Estes
Talbert
Rachel Gitchell
Durland
Jay Gitchell
Brownell
Alice Brownell
Kaupish
G. R. Talbert
Jimmie Nelson
Hoeschen
Bridal shower held for Rachel Gitchell at Fulbright home
Mrs. Irene Brownell visits at the Paul Rose residence while co-hostesses Mrs. Fulbright Mrs. Fields and Mrs. Jones assisted by Mrs. W P Phillips Mrs Barret and Mrs Larson hosted the bridal shower for Rachel Gitchell at the Fulbright home Monday. Mrs Sorenson assists. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Rose Glen Morris and Mrs Dick Rose at a liquor dealers picnic Sunday. Carl Peterson broke several ribs when a car he was fixing fell on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Brownell
Paul Rose
Fulbright
Mrs. Fields
Mrs. Jones
W. P. Phillips
Barrett
Larson
Rachel Gitchell
Ladies’ Aid
W. J.earles
Sorenson
John Rose
Glen Morris
Dick Rose
Carl Peterson
Recreation notes show group meetings and activities
The women’s group keeps the usual Tuesday meeting while the Thursday session is canceled for the Pendrey Chateau game. Swimming lessons start with beginners at 10 30 on Mondays and Wednesdays and advanced on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Boy Scouts meet Wednesdays and Saturdays. Girl Scouts Tuesdays and Fridays. Stan Smith leads instruction. Boxing joins the grade school physical education. A Friday softball game pits north side against south side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendrey-Chateau
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Stan Smith
Mountain View 4-H Meeting Plans Candy Sale
On June 14 1940 the Mountain View 4 H club met at Dick Perry s home and planned a tour of a meat packing plant A candy sale was set for June 15 at Safeway to fund transportation Edith Van Scherpenzeel spoke on beef cattle and the meeting closed with roasting hot dogs marshmallows and lemonade Bernice Richem Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Perry
Safeway
Edith van Scherpenzeel
Bernice Richem
It Was Fashion That Now Wears Holes in Shoes
A remark notes a shift from liquor blamed for worn toes to fashion as the current cause. The observation contrasts past blame with present style trends influencing footwear wear.
Golf Notes From Country Club Meeting
Women at the arid country club met with Eva McDonald and Emily Crary as hostesses. A two-ball foursome for men and women was set for next week with men handling lunch. Mrs. Dahlin and Mrs. Sooney won the putting contest. next luncheon is July 10 hosted by Marie Coffey and Marian Fabrick. Those attending Cut Bank tournament can contact Bob Reickhoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arid ‘Country Club
Eva. McDonald
Emily Crary
Soil Conservation Tour and Meeting in Diamond Valley
Farmers of Dutton and Diamond Valley will hear from M P Hansmier about the Soil Conservation District Law at Diamond Valley school 8 p.m. Tuesday June 25. A tour of the Power Dutton Demonstration Area follows, showcasing tillage methods and wheatgrass seedings with a 1:30 p.m. start from Ole Gunderson's corner. Cars should assemble in Dutton by 1:15 p.m. in front of the Soil Conservation office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton-Diamond Valley
M. P. Hansmier
Diamond Valley
Power-Dutton
Ole Gunderson’s Corner
Power
Dutton
Soil Conservaion Office
Ole Gunderson
Walker Nominated for U S Customs Court
Thomas J. Walker of Butte Montana longtime attorney and Montana political figure has been nominated by President Franklin D Roosevelt for a seat on the United States customs court. He twice sought the Montana supreme court post and remains active in state politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Walker
Butte
Montana
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States Customs Court
Walker
State Supreme Court
WPA jobs to be cut in state this month
One thousand eight hundred and thirty WPA workers in the state will lose their jobs this month in line with a general reduction throughout the nation, according to State WPA Administrator Joseph E. Parker. WPA employees in the state June 15 numbered 6,410 as compared with 8,240 May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Joseph E. Arker
State convention of Business and Professional Women clubs opens
The state convention will open June 22 at Many Glacier Hotel Glacier Park. Over 100 Montana members are expected to attend. Dr Minnie L Maffett of Dallas Texas national president will give the keynote address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Glacier Hotel
Glacier Park
Montana
Minnie, L. Maffett
Dallas
Texas
Federation
Delinquent Taxes Sale Notice for Teton County Montana
The county treasurer announces a public delinquent tax list for 1939 with amounts and costs per name. Taxes and costs must be paid or the property will be sold at public auction July 15 1940 at the courthouse in Chateau Montana. First pub June 20 1940 last July 3 1940. Twenty one Montana school teachers join pensions totaling 301 recipients and five thousand teachers have credit balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Canahys Chateau
Mont
Teton
Chateau
Montana
C. G. Meadows
Teton County
Bad Habit as Dictator of Conscience
A concise note asserts that a persistent bad habit controls not only actions but inner conscience, framing habit as a coercive force over moral choices. The remark emphasizes self awareness and the tug of habit in personal behavior shaping.
Mrs. O S Johnson of Power Tops Egg Flocks by April Output
Bozeman June 18 The 179 hens owned by Mrs O S Johnson of Power produced 4 263 eggs in April averaging 24 2 per hen to lead Montana extension flocks over 100 hens The report by Harriette Cushman notes other top flocks and compares feed costs and prices across years with 16 cent per dozen egg prices this April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
O. S. Johnson
Power
Harriette E. Cushman
Montana State College
Joel T. Honey
Trout Creek
Sanders County
S. A. Metcalf
Stanford
Lieutenant Governor Candidate Visits From Eastern Montana
Dr. H. J. McGregor a physician and surgeon from Great Falls and former Chateau practitioner visited last Friday en route to Glacier Park for a weekend at his cabin. He is the Democratic lieutenant governor candidate, the eastern district’s sole contender, noted for highway work and four national convention delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. McGregor
Chateau
Great Falls
Glacier Park
Dr. McGregor
Montana
State
Wolf Creek
Augusta
Girl Scouts Organize New Troop with Dues Plan
Mrs. Gilbert Lee organized a Girl Scout troop with Anna Lee Dauwalder as treasurer and Jean Smith as scribe. At the first meeting the girls agreed to pay five cent dues at each Wednesday gathering from 6:30 to 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Lee
Anna Lee Dauwalder
Jean Smith
Bole Community Picnic Plans Declared In June
The annual Bole Community H D picnic will be Sunday June 30 on the south fork of the Teton river. Meet at the government bridge at 10 o clock and bring your own dishes for a pot luck dinner. A collection will pay for ice cream. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed in attendance as people travel from Conrad, Great Falls, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton River
Government Bridge
Charline Dohneyer
Great Falls
Carl] Field
G. O. Stott
Wear Stott
Bobby
Bruce
Laurel Eddington
Loren’ Mathis
Mr. Mathis
Mathis
Waterville
Seattle
Wash
Salt Lake City
Swift & Co
Gene Ferris
Leslie Bush
Greta
Joe
Russell Larson
Ed. Yeager
Dean Waterman
Collins
Junior Waterman
Conrad
Hal Ferris
Wilbur Zeigler
Dora Standish
Lyle
John Standish
Baby
Roy Bjork
Volta Dam
Bjork
Peter Huidek
Leonard Connole
Pendroy
Huidekoper
Connole
Myles Standish
Glacier Park
Fred Swenson
Harry Price
Neil von Wichen
Art Tesch
Paul Mathis
Duffey Bros
Joe Walkington
Jake Monk
Watersville
H. von Wichen
von Setten
Ernest Black
Norma
Dauwalder
Spokane
Homestead Move Highlights Local Farming Efforts
Don Lear among community members acquiring new homesteads. Ernest Dale has moved onto his plot and is plowing, signaling active farm development in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don ‘Lear
Ernest Dale
Cancel Hearing on Train Curtailment
Patrons of the Milwaukee Railway caused the company to withdraw its petition for a hearing on curtailing service between Chateau and Agawam to one train weekly. The state board of railroad commissioners had already cancelled the hearing last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railway
Picnic Draws 75 From Teton County Council
Seventy five people attended the annual picnic of the Teton County Recreational Council last Sunday. After a pot luck dinner at 1 PM a softball game was played. Horse shoe pitching was also enjoyed. This will be the last meeting of the council until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Want Ads Sale and Rental Notices
FOR SALE One 1500 Watt D C automatic electric light plant C K Malone. IF YOU are thinking about or drilling a water well see us at the Pat Crossen ranch M M Brown. FOR RENT Two room furnished apartment also 3 room furnished apartment McDonald Block
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
C. K. Malone
Pat Crossen Ranch
M. M. Brown
McDonald Block
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mountain View
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Choteau, Mont
Choteau Food Market
E. R. O'Neil
ECORY
Arizona
Rosedale
Jar
J. J. O'Neil
N. B.C
Schillin
Golf News
A. A. Wells
BUICK
Suhr Motors Company
Buick Sales and Service
Great Falls, Mont
ST. South
Bole
Betty Baxley
Batistes
Federated Store
Picnic of Recreational Council
Farmers Water
C. E. Malone
McCormick- Deering
F. G. Curtis
John Deere
McCormick-Deeringfoot
C. E. Arenson
Vitalize Motor
Chick’s Shell Station
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