Return from Club Camp Reports Excellent Meeting
County Agent Robert Clarkson and others returned Saturday from Bozeman where they attended the second annual 4-H club camp. About 200 were present for four days of instruction in parliamentary drill and community singing. A state organization of 4-H club members was formed.
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Robert Clarkson
E. M. Bammel
F. R. Swenson
Ethel Briggs
Bozeman
Clarkson
Eva Woods
Lewis and Clark County
DeMolays Elect Officers in Teton Chapter
The Teton chapter of DeMolay held its regular semi annual election Monday. Gibson Monkman was chosen master councillor with “Spud” Moore named senior councillor and Richerd Stephens junior councillor. The three councilors will pick appointive officers before September. The secretary and treasurer are elected annually. The chapter voted to participate in the kitten ball league this summer and recessed until September.
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Teton
Gibson Monkman
Spud” Moore
Ton Richerd Stephens
Woman's Club Re-Elects Offiers After Incorporation
The Chateau Woman's Club re elected all old officers Tuesday as part of formalities after incorporation. Directors terms set for Mrs John Hentges three years Mrs G C Core two years and Mrs Julius Hirshberg one year. Future practice will elect one new director annually for a three year term. Changes to the constitution and by laws were drafted to reflect incorporation.
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Chateau Woman's Club
John Hentges
G. C. Core
Julius Hirshberg
Flower show and dance set for Labor Day at local club
Club members vote to hold the annual flower show and dance on Labor Day. Mrs. Obert Peterson is named general chairman of the flower show. The event was previously considered for August but moved to the holiday.
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Obert Peterson
Mrs N Nathan Hosts Luncheon And Bridge In Great Falls
Mrs N Nathan hosted a Saturday luncheon at the Rainbow hotel Great Falls with pink flowers and green tapers. Bridge followed at the hostess home 617 Fourth Avenue North with out of town guests including Mrs Ed Hirshberg Mrs Arthur Hirshberg Mrs Julius Hirshberg Mrs Bateman Mrs Tom Larson Mrs George Coffey and Mrs E J Crary of Choteau and Mortimer Hirshberg of Fairfield. Twelve Great Falls guests were also present.
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Frosts Lease Black Mountain Lodge Near Bellingham WA
Charles Frost formerly of Chateau and Great Falls has leased Black Mountain lodge near Bellingham. A small campers supplies store is added and Mrs Frost will serve meals by appointment. Frost comes after forty years in Montana and will run the lodge with help from one daughter. Fishing has been good this spring and guests are welcomed.
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Bellham Herald
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Washington
Charles Frost
Great Falls
Black Mountain Lodge
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Tracy Trails All Stars One In Close Game Here
The Tracy team labeled hitless wonders after a four run win is described as improving at bat in last Sunday's local field game. The All Stars will return with home oil ers Sunday and a game is announced for July 4.
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All Stars Edge Tracy In Ninth Inning Thriller
In a 8 to 7 win for the All Stars Hansen and Doles starred at bat. Medvec hit a seventh inning homer and Core added a key two bagger for two runs. Next up the All Stars host Home Oil at Great Falls in a double header starting 1 PM Sunday with Gilker son's Union Giants of Chicago traveling side to follow.
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Mrs Woid Visits From Spokane With Relatives
Mrs. Jack Woid formerly Miss Olive Talifson arrived last Thursday from Spokane and is visiting here with relatives and friends.
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Spokane
Convention Notes Highlight East Helena Drill Team Praise
Josephine Cot honored as grand representative with thanks to grand manager and a sentiment telegram from the grand guardian. Mrs. Lila Short presents a paper on the Woodcraft home at Riverside, California. Evening session features ritual drills music by Edna Beaupre, Marybelle Peterson, Catherine Bitting and dancing. Townsend tabbed as 1933 district convention site. new district officers elected: Alvin McCormick Townsend guardian Martha Maiden Great Falls advisor Helen Stryker Kalispell clerk Helen Wentworth Lewistown banker Edna Stephens Chateau magician Minnie Beyer.
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Marybelle Peterson
Catherine Bitting
Chateau
Cohoe
Townsend
Myrtle Cummings
Great Falls
Wellsworth Johnsson
Augusta
Inner Sentinel
Martha Shannon
Helena
Outer Sentinel
Pearl Johnson
Archibald
Osborne
Bert) Baker
Havre
Harmon
Agnes Ballard
A. B. Guthrie
Order
Minnie Heiner
Sinding
Phyllis Bloomdahl
Ball
Betty Webb
Chateau Juveniles
Joy Mae Pollock
Margaret Stephens
Helen Cohoe
Deno Moore
Mrs. Tiffany
Kalispell
Circle No. 91
Ballard
Minnie Hiner
Annie Thompson
Chateau Circle No
Cora Liefied
Havre Circle
Josephine Coe
Helena Circle
Mary Zimmerman
G. N
Mary Schaffer
Marysville
Alve McCormick
Edna M. Young
Lewistown
Effie M. Harmon
Bessie McMahan
Great Fall
Bernice N.* Daly
C. G. Eleanor “Gough
F. B
Jennie A. Tiffany
I. S
Marie Anna Rude
O. S
Helen Wilson
Belt
Pearl E. Johnson
Convention Honors and Installations of East Helena Orders
East Helena hosts a district gathering with officers from Great Falls Helena Townsend Havre and Augusta. Banquet at the Masonic temple featured Mrs C H Davis as din ner head and J H Byler as toastmaster. Grand guardian Minnie Heiner delivered an address praising the order. Numerous performances followed including solos dances and skits. The convention was regarded as among the best with many district officers and representatives in attendance from multiple circles.
Farmers Union Meeting Highlights National Policy Steps
The Farmers Union speaker described the depression as a chronic disease and urged action through production and marketing. E R Kindler from Billings spoke after Ricker, praising the marketing act as stabilizing credits and a first step to a national agricultural policy. Pendroy beat Power 7 to 5 in a park game, Clarkson's kitten ball team won 14 to 13, and a large crowd attended the twilight dance to close the day.
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E. R. Kindler
The
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Kindler
Billings
Pendroy Farmers
Power Farmers
Robert Clarkson
Clint Core
Clarkson
Diploma recipients listed amid student roster
A partial list shows students including Mar Arnett Fiocence Dae Jessie Bi tisig Louise Clarkson Jeatie Cook and Ev attending ceremonies for diploma awards.
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Mar Arnett
Fiocence
Jessie Bitisig
Louise Clarkson
Jeatie @ Cook
Seventh Grade Examinations Pass List Reveals Local Students
The following 65 students successfully passed the seventh grade state examination. Names include Glen Austad Irma Bumgarner Herbert Bremer Robert Brown Leora Bowers Adolph Banis Lloyd Bergan Ruth Corey Earl Camden Janet Carson Harry Davidson and many others across Doughty Dutton and Power districts.
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Arthur Menghini
Dorothy Andrews
Nile Keister
Henry Bergman
Doris Andrews
Vincent ‘Pratér
Lloyd Ludvickson
Frederick Dahlman
Glen Austad
Irma Bumgarner
Herbert Bremer
Robert Brown
Leora Bowers
Adolph Banis
Lloyd Bergan
Ruth Corey
Earl Camden
Janet Carson
Harry Davidson
Elmer Fleshman
Donald Gamble
William Graves
Beverley Gurney
Sylvia Grasdock
Virgil Gamradt
Guy Gulbrandson
Cleah Hoerman
Eileen Healy
Violet Holberg
Ina Hemsted
Bjarne Johnson
Arnold Johnson
Delores Jackson
Raymond Kummer
Clarence Larson
Alton Lee
Eileen Lock
Ruth Lee
Elizabeth McCormack
Harold McDonald
Arnold Neiswender
Reidar Neckstad
Ernest Nutter
Myron Olson
Kenneth Poore
Circle 8 Brand Returns to Fryatt Family Heritage
The Circle 8 brand, formed by Fryatt in the 1860s and later passed through John Gleason and Fred Bader, has been reclaimed by Jess Gleason. He recovered the original marks at the old Fryatt ranch and will display them at the Dude Ranch on the south fork of the Teton for guests to view.
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John Gleason
Mr. Fryatt
Fred Bader
Jess Gleason
Jess
Circle
Fork of the Teton
Birch Challenged Pony Show Delights Chateau Crowd
The eleventh annual Birch magic tour features Princess a beautiful miniature horse that appears to vanish. A seasoned magician, Birch presents a strong program of illusions and feats. Tickets cost 50c adults 25c children with reserve seats at 25c extra, available at Rexall drug store.
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Rexall Drug Store
Chateau
Lions Club Members Discuss Birch Contract Show
Local Lions club members debated the Birch contract and related show plans. Officials and volunteers outlined duties and a schedule for events, aiming to fund club activities and community service.
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Bers
Lions Club
Birch
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