Community Notes Include Visits And Local Happenings
Belton resident Jack Edwards spent the weekend with his mother Mrs A J Nutter. Chateau Creamery opens Sundays 9 to 11 30 for ice cream packed in ice for picnics. Chateau baseball team to play Cut Bank next Sunday afternoon. Mrs Rex Migneault visited in Shelby hospital. Mrs Janie Van House of Eden injured in a fall. E M Gibler of Dutton ill with heart trouble in Great Falls. G Gunther and R Gronberg attended ice cream judging at Montana State College in Great Falls. Mr and Mrs C W Hammond to Dillon for summer session. Hammond to Idaho for summer. A daughter born Saturday at Deaconess hospital Great Falls to Mr and Mrs A B Guthrie Jr. Mrs Guthrie is daughter of Mr and Mrs T O Larson. E O Ferstein of Penney Store in Great Falls on business. M W Carlson made Montana School of Mines honor roll. Lunchette cafe opens in Byrne building. Basil Call to manage new Safeway in Chinook. Dr E B Maynard moves office and hospital arrangements updated. County Commissioner N W Edwards attends Montana Association of County Commissioners meeting in Kalispell then state Methodist conference in Missoula. Mrs Phil S Cole accompanies to Kalispell. Mrs Anna Buchell of Boulder visits Chateau with daughter Louise King and grandson Jule King. Mrs Buchett’s long trip to see Chateau residents celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wedum
Shirley Wallace
Chateau Creamery
G. H. ‘Welkas
Havre
A. J. Nutter
Rex Migneault
Shelby Hospital
Jané van House
Eden
E. M. Gibler
Dutton Farmer
Great Falls
Geo. Gunther
Robert Gronberg
Montana State College
C. W. Hammond
Dillon
Hammond
Mr. Hammond
Idaho
E. ‘O. Ferstein
Penney
Martin W. Carlson
Montana School of Mines
Butte
Byrne
J E. Byrne
Basil Call
Safeway
Chinook
Call
Fort Benton
E. B. Maynard
Givens
A. T. Klemmens
Chuck
Maynard
Burch
Citizens State Bank
N. W. Edwards
Kalispell
Montana Association of the County
Missoula
The
Religious Vacation School Opens at Catholic Rectory
Last Monday the Catholic Rectory opened a religious vacation school under Sisters M. Seraphin and Stanislaus of Leavenworth Kansas. About 50 children from Chateau and Pendrey attend as the program runs through Saturday July 1. Additional schools operate at Dutton and Power, with recent sessions in Augusta and Fairfield serving about 60 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Charity of
Leavenworth
Kansas
M. Seraphin
Stanislaus
Chateau and Pendrey
Dutton and
Power
Augusta
Fairfield
Joe Mozer declares ownership of all property in Chateau
The document asserts Joe Mozer holds sole right and title to all buildings and property under his name in the city of Chateau. It warns tenants paying rents to others do so at their own risk and states he is responsible for all debts to local creditors and any other claims against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mozer
Chateau
Hospital Notes From Local Healthcare Facility
A steady stream of patients is recorded from Choteau Fairfield Great Falls Augusta and Collins as multiple individuals are admitted for medical treatment with several discharged in the past week Twin daughters were born to Mr and Mrs Smoot Nowley of Bynum and two young patients underwent tonsillectomies for Bradley Reynolds of Augusta and Master Robert Baten of Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove
Morriss, Dupuyer
Furs
Kenneth Murray
Spring Valley
Smoot Nowley
Bynum
Duughters
Gaoteau Hospital
qnUlLton
Fred Powers
Choteau
George Mutch
Fairfield
Charles Ferris
T. J. Falk
Doris Baker
Fagen Strom
Great Falls
Bradley Reynolds
Augusta
Robert Baten
Collins
Liquor Profits Reach $1 260 648 in Five Months
Profits of the state liquor control system totaled 1 260 648 for the first five months of the year, per an admin report by L M A Wass. May profits fell to 90 885 from 98 388 in 1938, but the net profit percentage stayed about 22 to 23. The breakdown shows liquor sales 454 610 liquor licenses 289 650 liquor excise taxes 165 439 and the beer department profit 347 948 from beer licenses and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
L. M. A. Wass
Liquor Board
Beer Department
Supreme Court Affirms County Powers to Fund Employment Offices
The state supreme court rules county boards possess implied power to appropriate funds for employment offices and managers. The decision upholds District Judge Albert Besancon of Lake County in a suit by a resident seeking to invalidate Lake County appropriations for maintaining an employment office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Boards of County Commissioners
Albert Besancon
Lake County District Court
Lake County
DUTTON 4-H Busy Bee Club Sets Picnic and Voting Plans
The Busy Bee 4-H club met June 10 at 2 30 with 15 members present, total enrolled 17. Pattie Phillips joined. Doris Odden reported on appearance. Members will learn the creed, boxes judged, and a home judging team formed. A picnic is planned for June 25 at Chateau Park. next meeting July 1 at Beverly Olson's with Phyllis Mekl demonstrating plain and trench seams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Olson
Phyllis Mekl
Faye Cheetham
Doris Odden
Better Homes 4-H Club Meets for Picnic and Demonstration Team
The Better Homes 4-H club met at Miss Betty Webb’s home on June 20 with Esther Arensmeyer presiding. Discussions covered the annual 4-E picnic and the demonstration team selection after member presentations. Toss Hodgskiss led games and a lunch was served. Next meeting at Lola Mae Burns’ home on July 11. Arma Allum, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Better Homes
Betty Webb
Esther Arensmeyer
Toss Hodgskiss
Lola Mae Burns
Arma Allum
Services at Norwegian Lutheran Church This Sunday
Rev Olaf Anderson will hold services at the Norwegian Lutheran church this Sunday June 25 at 3 00 p m Mr and Mrs Caspar Klette and three children of Collins visited at the John Depner home Tuesday Dr Agnes H Jones of Lincoln Nebraska arrived on Monday for an extended visit with her daughters Mrs F W Smith and Mrs W G Dauwalder of Bole Mrs Johanna Nasset and her daughter Miss Lila Nasset arrived from Corvallis Oregon Tuesday and are visiting at the Lars Nasset home Mr and Mrs Neil Van Wichen and son John Mr and Mrs John Van Setten and son Billy visited at the Wm Van Setten home last Thursday Mrs Gary Johnson and son arrived on Wednesday from Dillon to visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Davidson and with other relatives They were met in Great Falls by Mr and Mrs Emily Denner Miss Lucille Hasterlik accompanied them to Great Falls returning to her home there after ten days visit at the home of her aunt Mrs Conner Mrs Adolph Arensmeyer entertained the sewing circle Tuesday The Junior Scissors met with Jane Le Desky Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Anderson
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Caspar Klette
Collins
John Depner
Agnes H. Jones
Lincoln
Nebraska
F. W. Smith
W. G. Dauwalder
Bole
Johanna Nasset
Lila Nasset
Great Falls
Emily Denner
Lucille Hasterlik
Conner
Adolph Arensmeyer
Jane le
Montana Day at Fair in Frisco Planned for September 16
Montana Day at the San Francisco World Fair on September 16 will spotlight the Treasure State. The Bobcat band from Montana State College Bozeman will be the official band, with a parade led by Governor Roy E Ayers and fair commission members. A radio concert, governor's speech, Montana picnic, band concert, and grand ball are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
San Francisco
Treasure State
Montanans, Inc
Bozeman
San Jose College
San Jose
California
Bobcats
Roy E. Ayers
The
Fair Commission
Fairgrounds
Butte Man Admitted to Montana Bar
John M. Matter of Butte has been admitted by the Montana Supreme Court to practice law in the state. Matter, a 1939 graduate of George Washington University, intends to practice in Butte and was already admitted to the United States Court of Appeals bar in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Matter
Butte
George Washington University
Catholic Services Masses at Chateau and Bynum
Mass in Chateau Sunday June 25 at 11 a m and Mass at Bynum at 9 a m led by Pastor J P Schulte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bynum
J. PF. Schulte
Fish Screen Program in State Changes Course
The $10 000 annual fish screen program is revised due to land easement issues on eight Stillwater County ditches. The board will now install screens in irrigation ditches based on urgency rather than completing one river project at a time. Six Stillwater river screens cost about $2 500, leaving roughly $7 500 for the rest of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Commission
Stillwater
John W. Schofield
Montana Public Utility Panel approves electric rate cuts
The state railroad and public service commission approved temporary graduated reductions in kilowatt hour supply for industrial electricity sold to six northern Montana communities by Great Northern Utilities Company. Shelby Sunburst Cut Bank Sweet Grass Kevin and Fort Belknap benefited. board members Austin B. Middleton Horace F. Casey and Paul T. Smith ordered the reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Montana
Great Northern Utilities Company
Shelby
Sunburst
Cut Bank
Sweet Grass
Kevin
Oumont
Austin B. Middleton
Horace F. Casey
Paul T. Smith
Episcopal Church Services Sunday at 11 A.M.
Episcopal church services will be held Sunday at 11 a.m. led by Rev. W. Friend Day at the church. The notice emphasizes the morning service and the officiating minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Beck News: Local Residents Travel and Visit
Angelvene of Denver visited the Teenyes home on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Leslie Dederick were Great Falls visitors Wednesday. Mrs Frank Timmerman and daughter Anna left for Rochester Minnesota. Arnold Beck returned from Garnet and Basin where he spent the past week. Mr and Mrs J Toenyes and sons left for Racine Wisconsin to begin work July 1. They will visit relatives in St Cloud and Duluth Minnesota. Mrs Joe Tackes and several others left for Helena to attend the Catholic Ladies retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Angelvne"o
Denver
Colo
Leslie Dederick
Great Falls
Frank ‘Timmerman
Anna
Rochester
Minn
Arnold Beck
Garnet and Basin
J. Toenyes
Racine
Wis
Jerome
J. I. Case Co
St Cloud
Duluth
Joe Tackes
J. Lehnert
Driessen
Luper
Kohen
Amelia Vedas
Helena
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Jack Edwards
Belton
Deaconess
A. B. Guthrie Jr
the Royal
Errol Flynn and
Olivia de Haviland
Dodge City
Mickey Mouse
Carol Lombard and
James Stewart
Lew Ayres
Lionel Barrymore
Dr. Kildare
Bloom’s Grocery
Ritz, N. B. C
Hormel
Farmington News
Frisco
Catholic Services
Texaco
Leigh’s Texaco Station
Mr. and
Mrs. Buyer
Choteau Bakery
Verne Paulson
Rhythm
Airport Inn
Walier
Claude
Troubadors
Buick
Dodge
Ford
Chevrolet
L. E. Taylor Garage
Plymouth
Beck News
Hanson
Rexall Drug Store
Rocky Mountain Elevator Company
R. A. Anderson
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