Birthday club meeting and neighbors visit in Agawam
The Birthday club met with Mrs. Rose Schaefer on June 8. Prizes were won, gifts were given, and a lunch was served by hostesses Mrs. Freda Johnson and Reva Thomas. Several relatives visited from Montana, Iowa, and Missouri, and Everett Breding died last week with funeral at Chateau. Clean-up day is set for the club house on the 24 with all invited. Montana May tax total 2,006,937.76, up 252,585.57 from year ago.
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Rose Schaefer
Freda Johnson
Reva Thomas
Wm. Eastwood
Nev
Weists
Agawam
Ray
Clyde Robinson
Montana State College
Bozeman
Walter Sutton
Ames
Iowa
Robinson
Montana
State Board of Equalization
Tom Moore Wins Missoula Trap Shoot
Tom Moore of Chateau captured high score and high gun at the Missoula Registered Trap shoot on Sunday. He posted 98 of 100 in the 16 yard event 94 of 100 in the handicap and 45 of 50 pairs in doubles. Production of bentonite reached a 1947 peak of 763889 short tons per the Bureau of Mines with Wyoming and South Dakota supplying 58 percent of tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Moore
Chateau
Missoula
Moore
Bureau of Mines
Power Tromps Choteau Stays In League Lead
Power defeated Choteau 19 to 5 to remain undefeated and lead the Tri angle league as the Choteau diamond was too soft after heavy rains. Injuries hit Choteau with third baseman Ole Olson badly hurt and likely to need a cast for a month.
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Power Tromps Choteau
Power
Walloping Choteau
Choteau
Conrad
Fairfield
Dutton
Bynum
Thompson
Chateau
Pistoria
Gamradt
Pet. Power Oo
Cce
Cee Eens
Ceeeee
Brady
AAA Proxy Says Tourists Prices Fair
John Gavin of Washington DC, field reporter for the American Automobile Association, says Montana tourist accommodations are generally fair in price. He is spending weeks in Montana evaluating Montana AAA facilities and warns overcharging hurts travel.
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Helena
John Gavin
Washington, D. C
American Automobile Association
Montana
Gavin
Montana Automobile Association
MSU Grants Record 442 Degrees in Historic Milestone
Montana State University awarded 442 degrees this school year, the largest number in state history, as reported by registrar Leo Smith. The prior yearly high was 417 during the 1940 academic year at the university in Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Montana State University
Leo Smith
Fairfield Juniors Defeat Choteau 10 to 1
Fairfield Juniors beat Choteau 10 to 1 as Choteau’s regular catcher Bill Raymond was unavailable. Fairfield compiled seven hits to Choteau’s two. The Choteau junior team schedules next games against Sunburst and Valier at the Bynum diamond.
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Choteau
Junior Legion
Fairfield
Fairfield Boys
Bill Raymond
Chateau Junior
Sunburst
Valier
Bynum
Pee Wee Ball to Move to Triangle Facility
Triangle city recreation director Howard Ruegamer announced pee wee baseball and girls softball will be played at the Triangle due to a waterlogged regular diamond. A new backstop has been constructed on the Triangle field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ruegamer
Ruegamer
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Martin Alzheimer
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Norway Street
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