Flour Mill Reopens in Chateau After Overhaul
G H and Wm Schnug announce plans to reopen the Chateau flour mill after about six weeks of renovation aiming for an August opening. The project includes new bolting sieves and addition of breakfast foods, pancake flour, and livestock feeds, with power considerations leaning to electricity.
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Schnug
W. L. White
R. H. Bigham
White
Kansas Milling Co
Wichita
Bigham
A. B. Andrews
Judith Gap
Chateau Implement Co
Work Sheets at Local Office Final Day Declared
The Te ton County Agricultural Conservation association reports 1172 work sheets filed by Saturday night at the courthouse. State office sets June 30 as final filing. 375 farmers still not yet signed for 1996 1939 wheat contracts under the old AAA program.
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Teton County Agricultural Conservation Association
Court House
C. H. Proff
AAA
Proff
Fred Willson
Montana
Local Young Folks Wedded on June 13
Henry Kregness and Miss Fredona Walker, both of this city, were united in marriage at a ceremony performed on Saturday, June 13, at the M. E. church parsonage by Rev. Edwin Dover. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kregness, the groom’s brother and sister-in-law. The bride, daughter of Ax and Mrs. Walker, grew up locally and attended Teton County High School. Henry, son of Ole and Mrs. Kregness, has long resided in Capteau and works for the Great Northern railroad on the Choteau Power section. They now live in the Hobson addition.
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Henry Kregness
Fredona Walker
M. E. Church
Edwin Dover
Q Oscar Kregness
Ax Walker
Teton County High School
Henry
Ole Kregness
Capteau
Great Northern Railroad
Hobson Addition
National Farm Loan associations group planned in Great Falls
H H Ottman of Lewistown and secretary treasurer C M Storm outlined a plan to consolidate several National Farm Loan associations in the district under one central office in Great Falls. A special stockholders meeting for Teton county NFLA members will be held Friday afternoon June 26 at 1 30 in the courthouse room to discuss decentralizing operations and farmer ownership. Productions credit division staff will explain seasonal loans as part of the cooperative credit system. All interested farmers are invited.
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H.H. Ottman
Lewistown
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
Chateau National Farm ‘Loan Association
National Farm An
Great Falls
Ottman
Pendrey and
Collins National Farm Loan Associations
National Farm Loan Association
Teton County
C. M. Storm
Great Falls Loan Association
Court House
NFLA
Land Bank of
Storm
District Land Bank
The
Land Bank
Production Credit Division
Farm Credit Administration
Soil Conservation Tour Planned for Dutton and Power Areas
The Soil Conservation Service schedules a pre tour picnic at Godfrey Johnson grove on the Teton river six miles north of Dutton. A guide will cover strip farming mulch soil saving dams and tree planting while discussing seeding dates and crop rotation with the public.
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The
Soil Conservation Service
Dutton
Power Area
Godfrey Johnson
Teton River
Soil Conservation
Power
Fred Willson
Streeter Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding in Big Fork
Announcements note Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Streeter will observe their golden wedding June 26 at their Big Fork home. The couple lived in Choteau since 1914 where Streeter ran an elevator, a lumber yard, and the Glenloyd hotel during various years.
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C. L. Streeter
Choteau
Big Fork
Glenloyd
Chicago vocalist Miss Alice King visits Ballie family
Miss Alice King of Chicago, a former classmate of Mrs. R. F. Baillie, visited Mr. and Mrs. Baillie Tuesday evening. She is a noted vocalist visiting her parents in Great Falls and recently sang over KFBB dedicating a number to Mrs. Baillie.
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Alice King
Chicago
R. F. Baillie
County candidates forecast easy nomination in July primaries
Five new filings boost republican and democratic contests with three open races. Obert Peterson, George A. Carrall, Albert C. Peterson, W. H. Weltanstein, and J. R. Collins seek county offices. Murphy seeks re election as county attorney. Carroll and Peterson emphasize experience and efficiency while Collins pledges to serve to best ability.
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Fhis
Obert Peterson
George A. Carrall
Albert C. Peterson
W. H
al. Udin
Andrew Austad
J. B. Conlin Elected New Lions President in Choteau
John B. Conlin of Choteau Implement Co. was unanimously elected president of the Choteau Lions Club, succeeding W. W. Smith. Frank Stearns won the first vice president ballot. other officers were named as H. A. Winner, A. C. Hanusa, C. D. McDonald, Hampton Bloom, Wm. F. Olson, W. W. Smith, and Fred Willson. The district convention at Many Glaciers featured reports and an award to Chateau club for best district record. Frank B. Van De Mark Jr. named district governor. Calgary chosen next convention site.
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John B. Conlin
Choteau Implement Co
Choteau Lions Club
W. W. Smith
Conlin
Frank Stearns
George Jackson
Stearns
H. A. Winner
A. C. Hanusa
C. D. McDonald
Hampton Bloom
Wm. F. Olson
Fred Willson
Chateau Club
Montana
Alberta
Frank BE. van de Mark, Jr
Cut Bank
Thos. M. Robinson
Helena
Calgary
Valier Faces Choteau In Local Diamond Clash Sunday
Valier schedules a Sunday baseball game against Choteau at 2 30 pm with a 25 cent adult admission and free for children. Local fans report Valier’s team as aggressive and intent on a strong showing as twilight league contenders from the three year best ball season are awaited.
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Valier
Choteau
Valerians
Chateau Mincup
Pool Debuts Prove Popular With Rural Bathers
The county pool saw 228 bathers yesterday as free admissions were offered for the Farmers Union picnic. The pool will be drained, cleaned, and refilled, reopening Saturday. Women’s swimming classes start in July with registration at the pool office. Boys and girls 5 to 8 will also train, and a late July swimming meet with prizes is planned. Tennis courts remain busy with season tickets urged for upcoming tournaments. The men’s progressive tournament starts early next week.
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Farmers’ Union
Kent Midgett
Midgett
Rexall drug store sale announced in Choteau
The Rexall drug store in this city is sold to Wayne Gillette and Mrs. A. B. Barr of Gillette Wyoming who take charge immediately. The former owner was Teton Drug Co with Jas Baldwin as president and R. E. Nelson as secretary treasurer. Gillette and Barr plan to expand stock and service in Chateau area.
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Rexall Drug
A. B. Barr
Wayne Gillette
Gillette
Wyo
the Teton Drug Co
Jas. Baldwin
Aletta CC. Nelson
R. E. Nelson
Nelson
Great Fat’s Drug Co
Spencer & McCullough
South Dakota State College, Bookings
Miner, S. D
Gilette
Idelman Drug Co
Barr
Trinidad
British West Indies
Betty Nichols
Catherine Bitting
Catherine Bitting. Mr. Gillette Announced That Joe Darby
Lenora Dale
Chateau
Choteau Woman's Club
Choteau Lions Club
Sand Coulee Couple Wed In Choteau
A marriage license was issued Saturday to Samuel Corcoran 37 and Evida Laiture 19 both of Sand Coulee. Judge J G Jackson was summoned to the district court clerk’s office where the license was issued and the ceremony performed in her office with Miss Alce Johnson and Miss Ethel Briggs as witnesses.
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Samuel Corcoran
Evida Laiture
Sand Coulee
J. G. Jackson
Frances Rosengren
District Court
Alce Johnson
Ethel Briggs
Sam Sinclair, Local Resident, Dies at 68
Sam Sinclair aged 68, longtime resident with French and Indian lineage, died Tuesday at Chateau Hospital after a lingering illness. His home was in the south end of town. Funeral services were held this morning at Roberts Funeral Home with interment in Chateau Cemetery. Survivors are listed.
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Sam Sinclair
Chateau Hospital
Roberts Funeral
Chateau
Two Pianists and Little Dancers Presented
Musical talent of a high degree appeared Monday evening at the high school auditorium as Mrs. Millard S Butterdick presented Miss Harriet Holmes assisted by Miss Geraldine Moulton in a piano recital. Holmes played nine selections from memory, classics by Chopin Macdowell and Brahms, with a final two piano number by Holmes and Moulton. Tap dances by pupils of Mrs Calvin Wixom of Bynum featured during intermission with Clarice Knudtzon at the piano. Little Folks included Mary Lou Forrest Robert Smith Howard Willson and Margaret Armstrong in costumes and pleasing performances.
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Millard S. Butterdick
Harriet Holmes
Geraldine Moulton
Miss Holmes
Chopin
Macdowell
Brahms
Miss Moulton
Stross
Nevin
Calvin Wixom
Bynum
Clarice Knudtzon
Mary Lou Forrest
Robert Smith
Howard Willson
Margaret Armstrong
Standish Visits Cha teau and Ranch to See Family
AP writer John K. Standish stopped at Cha teau yesterday and visited the Standish ranch northeast of Bole to see his children with their grandmother Mrs. D. B. Standish and their uncles. Standish is with the Associated Press covering current activities and writing historical features.
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John K. Standish
Chateau
Standish Ranch
Bole
D. B. Standish
Mr. Standish
Associated
Presa
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