Chateau city notes and regional updates
Local items report a July 4 store closure at Adams Off Ca Marcelling and Hirshberg's jars at 50 cents per dozen. Notables include Miss Ruth Jarl visiting from Helena, Miss Marie Lovelace from Spokane visiting Chateau, and Mil dred Forrest promoted to Cook County Hospital. Training camps, fires, and river pageant queen discussions occur as guards train near Willow creek and Governor Erickson speaks at Pendray.
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Adams
Marcelling
C. Looney
Hirshberg
Great Falls
Chateau
Wuerthner
Lavina Ward
H. G. Ward
Daily
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Santa Cruz County
James Rolph
San Francisco
Ward
Lyall Crary
Northwestern University
Evanston
Illinois
Chicago
E. J. Crary
Robert Snider
Vaughn
Dr. Crary
Hirshberg’s
L. E. Taylor Garage
S. H. Norskog
Barbara Tibbets
Helana
T. H. Pridham
M. H. Wolff
Missoula
Sam F. Harris
Tom Jeffries
Augusta
Larson
Pendray
Legion
J. Ex.Erickson
D. P. Fabrick
T. R. Larson
Willow Creek
W. E. Lockhart
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Forestry School
University of Georgia
Colorado Agricultural College
Forestry Department
Henry Crossen
Bozeman
Yellowstone National Park
Crossen
Louis DeNayer
W. A. Emerick
Detroit
Mich
Moving Picture Operators
Billings
Emerick
Harry Porter
Glacier National Park
Wonderland
Iowa
Porter
Chateau Lions Club
Des Moines
George R. Hilling Dies After Montana Accident
George Ronald Hilling born January 9 1910 in New Richmond Wisconsin died Tuesday morning after an accident near the Hilling home. He came to Montana in 1917 and farmed near Collins with his father. Services were held in Dutton with Catholic rites.
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John J. Greene
Glacier National Park
Chateau Hospital
Leroy Stott
Bynum
Orrie Brown
J. F. Taylor
Chateau
Bow Island
Alberta
J. J. Hannan
Augusta
Val
Seven Aces
Tennant
George A. Bowman
Gibson Dam
Washington
Will Graham
Guelph
Ontario
Graham
Glenloyd
Continental Oil Co
Main Avenue
First Street
John T. Moore
Hilling
George
Great Falls
George Ronald Hilling
New Richmond
Wisconsin
Montana
Thomas Willing
Collings
Collins
Dutton
Collins Young Man Dies In Auto Turnover
The community mourns George Hilling who died last week from injuries when a car turned over. A broken steering bolt caused the accident and the impact led to fatal internal injuries.
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Collins
George Hilling
George
Family Survivors Noted in Dutton Cemetery Notice
The obituary notes the deceased buried at Dutton cemetery. Besides the father and mother, the deceased is survived by six sisters and two brothers.
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Dutton
Picnic for Security Benefit members at Claude
The Security Benefit Association invites members and families to a picnic on Sunday July 15 1928 at Claude. Attendees should meet at the Power Morgan store at 8 30 A M and bring their own lunches.
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Security Benefit Association
Claude
Power-Morgan
Alumni Meeting Scheduled at High School
NOTICE TO ALUMNI announces a meeting at the high school on Monday July 2. All members are urged to attend with emphasis on executive committee members.
Candidate Announcement for District Judge Race 1928
Democratic nominee for District Judge of the 19th Judicial District announces candidacy. Primary election to be held July 17 1928. Signed by D W Doyle.
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19Th Judicial District
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T L Gap
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Gilbert Agee
Caligabus Hospital
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Montana State College
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Teton Drucco
Cash Grocery
Libby
Royal Theater
Marion Davies
News and Orchestra
Reginald Denny
Scotland Yard
William Boyd
John Barrymore
Dolores Costello
Hoot Gibson
Carl Dore
George Arthur
Lon Chaney
Dynamite (Dog
John Deere
Nichols & Shepard Threshers
Rumely
Woods Bros
Teton Implement CO
H. L. Stafford
Mgr
D. W. Doyle
Frances L. Pridham
Farmington
Gunther’s Syncopators
The
Children’s
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