Lions Host Varied Program At Chateau Meeting
A lively Lions Club program in Chateau featured Montana State College extension staff C. H. Peterson and E. H. Bingham with talks on agricultural economics. Soloists and a high school trio performed, and four forest service reels plus a Chile travelogue entertained. Dr. H. W. Bateman received the Lion key from J. B. Conlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions
Fred Willson
C. H. Peterson
E. H. Bingham
Montana State College Extension Service
Chateau
Mr. Bingham
Kathleen
Mra Arnold Hanusga
Alex Longmuir
Maggie
Marie Conlin
Virginia Allum
Mildred Louise Nelson
Miss Mae Walton
Forest Service
Lloyd Stevens
Missoula
Chile
Orgini
Tio
C. Cooom
Sun River
Royal Forest Rangers
Dude Wranglers
L. Ho Melean
Tringham
Teton Canuts
Pondern Ane Cascade
Bingham
Peterson
Willson
Montana
Teton County
H. W. Bateman
J. B. Conlin
Gospel Tabernacle Church Schedule and Lodge Conference
The Gospel Tabernacle announces Friday prayer meeting at 7 45 and Sunday school at 10 am. Evening evangelistic service is at 7 45. No services on Wednesday. A Lodge Bible conference is planned for March 17 18 and 19 led by R Lindblad and H Funk.
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Lodge Bible Conference
Will Operate Cleaning Plant Again in City
The Teton County Shipping Association will again operate its cleaning plant this spring. Seed cleanup is by appointment only. contact the county agent's office at Chateau to arrange. Do not bring seed without an appointment.
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Teton County Shipping Association
Chateau
Court Terms Set With Naturalization Sessions
Judge R. M. Hattersley will preside at the regular March term with civil criminal probate and naturalization hearings planned. Petitions for administrators in the Mary A. Miller and David M. Barry estates were filed March 7 and March 11, Swanberg Swanberg and J W Tighe of Great Falls are attorneys. Chas A Hearthorn seeks a divorce from Marybelle Hearthorn on desertion grounds with George Coffey representing him.
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R. M. Hattersley
Mary A. Miller
Swanberg
Great Falls
David M. Barry
J. W. Tighe
Chas
Sons and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers Meet
The eighteenth annual gathering of the Sons and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers will be held Saturday March 14 at the Masonic temple. Members receive automatic invitations and are urged to attend. Eligible guests are 21 or older, children of qualified members. Lunches are bring-your-own with coffee provided. tickets cost $1 per couple. Joel Ot ness, President.
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Sons and Daughters of
Teton
Odest
Masonic Temple
Teton’s
Joel Otness
Belleview Notes Include Visitors and Club Meeting
Belleview community news from the Chateau area. Frank Salmond and others visit, Home Demonstration club meets at Mrs Wilson Gray with 12 members, new member Ray Gibler joins, next meeting at Belleview school house. School resumes after road and weather closure. local residents travel to Great Falls and Ward ranch visits noted. A Belleview 4-H fundraiser is planned for March 21 with open invitation.
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Wells
Wileview
Frank
J. C Salmond
Wilson Gray
Blue” Osgood
Mackinno
Home Demonstration Club
Art Wells
Ray Gibler
Ulery
Alice Gibler
Belleview School House
Jimmie Peebls
Jack Rogers
Jim Peebles
All County 4-H Club Party Date Set at Chateau High
The All-County 4-H Club party has been rescheduled to Saturday March 8 at Chateau County High School after a weather postponement from February 15. The event will include the original Valentine themed program with club members leaders and parents forming the main attendance, and the plan remains an extensive program.
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4-H Club Council
Chateau
Rosie O Grady s Coleens Will Chase Em
A community notice announces a St Patrick themed meeting of the women s club at Mrs G Core s on March 17 at 3 pm. Hostesses listed include Mrs J B Conlin Mrs E L Murphy and Mrs R S Baillie. A music group will supervise the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie O'Grady
Coleens
St. Patric
Woman's Club
Notice of Sale of Real Property in Teton County Montana
Teton county Montana will offer for sale by public auction the property acquired by tax deed. Sale at the front door of the Court House in Choteau on April 11 1936 at 2 oclock p m. Property described as Lot 4 SE quarter of SW quarter Section 7 Lot 1 NE quarter of NW quarter Section 18 in Township 21 N Range 3 W. Appraised value 480.00. No bid below that amount. Sale terms require 50 percent payment.
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Teton County
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Board of County Commissioners
Twentyone
Board of County Comissioners
Teton County Deed Agreement Terms Public Notice
The notice outlines deferred payments for property purchase with four percent interest. Upon bid acceptance and payment of fifty percent of the purchase price to the County Treasurer, the Board of County Commissioners will sign a contract for the remaining payments. Upon contract fulfillment a Quit Claim Deed will transfer all county and state interests. March 5 1936. County Clerk GEO A Carroll. First pub March 12 last April 2.
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Board of County Commissioners of
Teton County
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Kreft
Hans Swift
Monarch
Prunes
Santa Clara
Hirshberg’s
Gospel Tabernacle
R. Lindblad, H. Funk
Pelt
Belleview
Standard Oil CO
Choteau
B. A. Roll
Larson Bldg
Chick’s Shell Station
Ray Davidson
Mer
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Wallace Motor Co
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Chateau, Mont
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