Annual Fun Feed at High School Tonight
A large crowd is expected at Chateau for the Farmers' Fun Feed at Te ton County High School. The event starts about 6 P.M. with a gymnasium meal led by R. F. Cameron and R. F. Swenson, then an auditorium program featuring musical numbers stunts one act plays and skits. The Bynum group presents a blackface skit with Diamond Valley and Collins in one acts. Farmington and Fairfield Pendray and Power also contribute. Afterward the gym will host dancing as the program winds up. County agents report 400 tickets nearly sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton County High School
R. F. Cameron
R. F. Swenson
Bynum
Diamond Valley
Collins
Farmington
Fairfield
Pendray
Power
Catholic Services Schedule for Choteau Fairfield Augusta
Masses set for Sunday March 4 at 9 in Choteau and 11 in Augusta with Fairfield mass at 8 30. Communion Sunday observed in Choteau and Fairfield. Lenten devotions in Choteau Sundays Wednesdays Fridays at 7 30 with Way of the Cross Benediction. Rev J F Schulte pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Bynum
Fairfield
Augusta
J. F. Schulte
Guild Meeting Postponed After Mrs Swain’s Death
The Episcopal guild meeting scheduled for this afternoon is postponed to next Thursday afternoon March 8. It will be held at the home of Mrs Wallace Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Swain
Episcopal Guild
Wallace Weaver
Ford to showcase grand exhibit at 1934 Chicago fair
Henry Ford outlined plans for a massive 860 foot long Ford exposition building on an 11 acre Lake Michigan front tract at the 1934 World's Fair. The display, to start construction March 1, will highlight industrial, artistic and scientific links to the motor industry and aims to boost the fair’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Rufus C. Dawes
L. E. Taylor
Ford
Lake Michigan
Leif Eriksen
Dawes
Greenfield Village
Ford Engineering Laboratory
Mr. Dawes
Epworth League Events Highlight Farmington Notes
Margaret Doughty led a lively Epworth League party for about 30 young people in the church parlors last Tuesday. The Ladies' Industrial plans a March meeting there next Wednesday. The Epworth Leaguers stage The Path Across the Hill a three act comedy at the Farmington community hall next Tuesday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Mountain Trail
Epworth League
Margaret Doughty
Ladies’ Industrial
Epworth Leaguers
Farmington
Highwood Young Folks Wed at Local Methodist Parsonage
The marriage of Thos McGuire and Miss Lillian Iverson, popular Highwood couple, took place Saturday at the Methodist church parsonage before their former pastor. Witnesses were Palma Iverson and Martin Holland. After the ceremony the couple departed for Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. McGuire
Lillian Iverson
Highwood
Chateau
Palma Iverson
Martin Holland
Great Falls
Error in Advertisement Corrects Pickle Price
An ad error misstated bread and butter pickles at 69 cents for two jars. The correct price is 29 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. & B. Self Service
Methodist Church News March Worship and Meetings
Sunday March 4 morning worship at 11 a.m. with theme Marching With the Heroes. Sermon Peter Cartwright Pioneer. Epworth League music 7 p.m. Leader Velma Edwards subject The Vocations I Dedicate. Fellowship hour 8 p.m. Speaker listed as unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Cartwright
Pioneer
Epworth League
Velma Edwards
Poor Leadership Critique by Hi Fo in Chinatown Sage
Washington Star quotes Hi fo the sage of Chinatown accusing Yig of reckless desire to lead, criticizing his tendency to disregard those he must rely on for support. The fragment portrays a strong negative view of Yig as an unreliable leader.
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Yig
Hi Fo
Chinatown
Washington Star
Order to Show Cause In Estate of Alexander Truchot
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Teton County a district court orders all interested parties to appear March 16 1934 at 10 AM in Chateau Montana to show cause why administrator E J Hirshberg should be granted an order to sell the remaining estate property. The notice lists real property in townships 25 26 N ranges 4 West and gem, together with 70 shares water stock and personal property including cattle horses wheat a ditcher a bobsled and other items. Publication to run in Chateau Acntha for two weeks. Court seal Frances Rosengren Clerk. First Pub March 1 Last March 8.
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Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Alexander Truchot
E. J. Hirshberg
Chateau
County of Teton
Chateau Acantha
NYSWH
NYSE
Hazlett
Choteau
Martin Ditcher
Frances Rosengren
District Court
Public School Fifth Grade Activities A Busy Week
Fifth Grade president Mac Coffey led the week at Public School. Olson twins Lucille and Miles hosted a birthday visit for first graders with a lunch. Many mothers volunteered in the first grade room. Second graders plan garden vegetables to color their health castle and monitor a winter cocooning caterpillar. Third grade notes show Washington stories displayed, absences due to illness, and arithmetic checks. Sixth grade focuses on six weeks tests and Crusades discussions with hygiene art portfolios and memory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Coffey
Olson Twins
Lucille
Miles
Adams
Carlson
Coffey
Forrest
Cecil Huffman
Dewey Huffman
Luther
Smith
Streeter
Walley
Edna Arensmeyer
Verna Huffman
Phyllis Walley
Arthur Kregness
Hazel Allum
Milo Olson
Lucille Oson
Bobby Carson
Armstrong
Bennetts
Premium Center Shelves Spring Work Plans Indefinitely
A local note reports plans to shelve begin ning springs work indefinitely. A group mentions hosting dinners at the Slanger home with Mr Longmuir and several Depners Kerr Reiding Edwards and other relatives. They mention annual turkey gathering and fall help at the Slanger home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmuir
Jack Kerr
Reiding
Ole Depner
Martin Depner
John
Joel Edwards
Slanger
Pajama-clad turkey delight at community gathering
Mrs Slanger dresses the Thanksgiving turkey in a pajama suit before roasting. Mr Slanger carves and teaches carving while the group enjoys games, singing, and lunch. A land bank loan dispute and allotment notes reflect local concerns. E R McLean comments on allotments and social fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slanger
Longmuir
E. R. McLean
Miss Helen Standish Guests at Great Falls Visit
Miss Helen Standish spent the week end with Miss Belinda Black Seth at Great Falls. Mrs. Arthur Johnson was seriously ill and taken to a Great Falls hospital. On Tuesday she had her tonsils removed. C. F. Carlson, former Bole merchant, learned of his mother's death Saturday at his old home in Alexandria Minnesota. Mr. Carlson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Standish
Belinda Blackseth
Great Falls
Arthur Johnson
C. F. Carlson
Alexandria
Minnesota
Carlson
Local Social News Highlights and Small‑Town Happenings
Sunday plans to attend a funeral will keep one resident away for about a week. Great Falls visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mathis. The Bole groups rehearse a one act play for a future performance. Farmers Union unloaded a coal car this week. Evelyn Ziegler from Lincoln Nebraska arrives for a extended visit with grandparents George and Mrs Zeigler. Anna B Stafford dines with Mrs Munson Wednesday. Jack Kosnick, in Columbus hospital, had tonsils removed after Friday admission.
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Paul Mathis
Great Falls
Bole
Farmers’ Union
Evelyn Ziegler
Lincoln
Nebraska
George Zeigler
Anna B. Stafford
Epworth League to stage Path Across the Hill at Farmington
The Epworth League of Chateau presents a three act play The Path Across the Hill at Farmington hall next Tuesday March 6 under Farmington Union Sunday school supervision. Admission 25c for adults 15c for children Curtain at 8 oclock Nine members of the Farmington H D club attended the county meeting at Bole last Wednesday and reported a fine time. It includes notes on residents traveling and social gatherings through the week.
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Epworth League of Chateau
Farmington Hall
Farmington Union Sunday School
Farmington H. D
Bole
Ladies Aid
Farmington
Ray Umphress
Carter
Umphress
C. G. Passmore
Beatrice DeRusha
Earl DeRusha
D. G. Seekins
Henry Davidson
Cal Binford
G. I. Tangen
Great Falls
W. F. Arensmeyer
Manseth
Umphreys
Nyhus
Farmington Social Roundup Includes Dinner Guests
Local families shared Sunday dinner visits with the Nyhus Umphres and Kerr households. Alma Weist visited from Agawam, Ina Packer returned from Chinook after the death of her brother's infant daughter and three year old, both victims of pneumonia. George Moran of Great Falls inspected Ray Umphress at the Equity Elevator in Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyhus
Umphresy
A. J. Maley
Alex Longmuir
A. P. Reiding
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