Farm Union Picnic Draws Many Despite Heat in Chateau
The Teton County Farmers Union picnic in Chateau drew a solid crowd despite hot weather. A. W. Ricker, editor of the Farmers' Union Herald, spoke on organized agriculture and farm legislation, endorsing Roosevelt's program and noting Landon as a contingency. County events, games, races, and a closing dance followed, with local students Catherine Zion and Della Irwin returning from Dillon.
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Teton County Farmers Union
Chateau
Paul Mathis
Union
C. W. Burns
W. H. Wellenstein
A. W. Ricker
Farmers’ Union Herald
St. Paul
Ricker
Farmers Union
Roosevelt
Landon
Kansas
Fred Willson
Teton
Choteau
Park Pavilion
Power-Dutton
Albert Dave
Kenneth Poore
Stinchfield
Otners
Poore
Murray
Dale
Dutton-Power
Odden
Rosengren
Schaeffer
Kearns
Maynard
Quaders
Chateau—Midgett
Lingte
Newman
Allum
Barles
Hanusa
Barnes
Dillon
The
State Normal College
Catherine Zion
Della Irwin
Fine fellows fight at Claude dance ends in fine
Jalmer C Nelmi, at Claude last Saturday night, issued fights and received acceptances while energetic with whiskey. Officers intervened as he resisted. County Attorney E L Murphy filed a misdemeanor charge and the defendant paid a $10 fine in Justice Court J G Jackson on Monday morning.
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Jalmer C. Nelmi
Claude
E. L. Murphy
Justice Court
J. G. Jackson
Band Men Delay Street Concert To Hear Schmeling Fight
The first of the season street concert series by the Chaiteau municipal band opened Friday to great applause. Band leader Dr. C. W. Boussard postponed the start an hour to listen to Schmeling versus Louis, delaying the program to 8 o'clock.
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Chaiteau Municipal
C. W. Boussard
Schmeling
Joe Louis
Attended-School Milestone Adds to County Record
Verna Huffman of Chateau is added to the county list of pupils with perfect attendance for the past school year, bringing the total to 26. The week also features new Wurlitzer record playing machines installed at the Arcade and the Club.
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Verna Huffman
Chateau
Local Bits on Residents and Travel
Lee Hirshberg arrives from Berkeley to visit family while a student at UC. Clara H. Baker begins constructing a new home on First avenue northwest near the Eckford residence. Gertrude Hirshberg returns to Great Falls from California via the Panama Canal after two weeks with relatives and a winter in the sun, staying with daughter Mrs. Edward R. Beckman.
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Lee Hirshberg
Berkely
Calif
University of California
Clara H. Baker
First Avenue
Eckford
Gertrude Hirshberg
Great Falls
Chateau
California
New York City
Panama Canal
Hirshberg
Edward R. Beckman
The Lion's Share Aesop Fable Allusion
A discussion explains the fable where the lion claims all spoils despite help from other beasts. The lion asserts a quarter for prerogative one quarter for strength and courage and leaves one quarter for others, inviting dispute over the remainder.
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Aesop
Oliver
Ire
Simnyone
Tim
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Rawleigh
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Oliver Nichols & Sheppard
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Curtis-Folda CO
John Deere Farm
O. Hansen
Frank W. Curtis
Central Ave
Barbain
Barber Music House
Red
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Tena Rienks
A. O. O’keefe
Collins
Pendroy
Call
J. A. Swanson
Pendrey
J. M. Weaver
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