Racketeers Edge Conrad in Tight Tuesday Night
The Chateau Racketeers beat Conrad 43 32 after leading throughout the game. Loomis poured in 20 points while Earles added seven field goals. The team seeks one more sign or game before the state tournament in Great Falls on March 23, with a benefit dance aiding travel funds.
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Conrad
Chateau
Great Falls
Clint Core
Loomis
Earles
Nauman
Cohoe
Moore
Peters
Burns
Bleecker
Neisses
Bush
Wall
Smith
Robertson
Hefty
Erickson Becomes Senator as Cooney Succeeds Governor
Governor John E Erickson resigns to join the U S Senate and Lieutenant Frank H Cooney becomes governor. The former governor is appointed to the Senate to fill the vacancy left by the late T J Walsh. The events occur at the state capitol with 75 to 100 attendees including state officers and employees.
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Montana
United States
John &E. Erickson
Frank H. Cooney
United States Senate
T. J. Walsh
Farmers Union to Meet for Officers and Contracts
Te ton County Farmers Union will hold a Saturday meeting at the courthouse on March 18. Key items include the annual election of officers and contracts for gasoline distillate lube oil and related supplies. Outgoing president is W H Wellenstein Pendroy and outgoing secretary treasurer is W G Dauwalder Bole.
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Teton County Farmers’ Union
Court House
W. H. Wellenstein
Pendroy
W. G. Dauwalder
Bole
Woman's Club to Meet Tuesday with Mrs Geo Coffey
The Womans club will hold a meeting on Tuesday led by Mrs Geo Coffey. Members are advised to attend and discuss club activities and upcoming events.
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Womans Club
Geo, Coffey
Lemons From California Delight Fairfield Reader
Bert Halladay of Bellflower sends a parcel containing exceptionally large lemons grown on his small farm near Bellflower. The fruit is described as orange sized with smooth clear skin. Bert Halladay, a longtime Chateau resident, is known in Fairfield and helped build the Fairfield school.
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I. Halladay
Bert Halladay
Bellflower
California
Chateau
Fairfield
Fairfield School
Fairfield Times
Household Hint Removes Duck Down with Paraffin
A kitchen tip suggests using melted paraffin to coat the duck then cooling and removing it to pluck off down and small feathers. Reusable paraffin from jellies is noted as ready for use.
Mrs Fallon Honored At Pendray Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Don Brittain hosted a birthday dinner Sunday honoring Mrs. Joe Fallon of Pendray. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fallon, Bob Fallon, Dora Talifson, Mr. and Mrs. G A Monkman, and Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Talifson.
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Bynum
Don Brittain
Joe Fallon
Pendray
Brittain
Bob Fallon
Dora’ Talifson
G. A. Monkman
Tobe Talifson
Methodist Church Notes Headed Into Spring Sermon Theme
The church plans a Sunday 11 a.m. sermon with the theme Headed Into Spring and special choir music. Evening fellowship at 7:45 p.m. will feature Christian Education led by Mrs Stafford, Epworth League at 7 p.m. led by Margaret Doughty. Enlistment campaigns headed by Mrs Roll, Halvor Daley and Opal Moore oppose Arnold Hanusa, Mrs Ramsey, and Mrs Cecil Huffman, with a free evening for the losers after Easter. A mid year Epworth League Institute comes to Chateau April 21-23 led by Rev Horace Turner with courses on personality, labor issues, and prayer.
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Stafford
Epworth League
Margaret Doughty
Roll
Halvor Daley
Opal Moore
Arnold Hanusa
Chateau
Horace Turner
Great Falls
Regional gathering plans include diverse programs
The program emphasizes recreation, fellowship and worship with a varied schedule. Visiting delegations may be expected from Great Falls Augusta Fort Shaw Browning Valier and Dutton, indicating broad regional participation.
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Great Falls
Augusta
Fort Shaw
Browning
Valier
Dutton
Telephone service shows value in daily use
Emergency use is just a part of telephone service. Frequent contacts with friends, daily trips saved here and there and many other common uses, make the telephone well worth the few cents it costs a day.
Racketeers to face Home Oil in closing season game
The Chateau Racketeers host Home Oil of Great Falls on Monday night in their last home appearance before the state tournament. Home Oil, led by ex Great Falls high stars including Chuck Flanagan, recently placed second in Cascade county league, narrowly behind Standard Furniture. The matchup promises a strong finish as both squads seek momentum.
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Hugh E. Johnson
Chateau
Great Falls
Great Falls High
Chuck” Flanagan
Porky” Loomis
State University
Indian Summer Term Origin Timeline
The term Indian summer emerged late in the 18th century, first used in western Pennsylvania. It spread to New England by 1798, New York by 1799, Canada by 1821 and Europe by 1830, supplanted by second summer a decade after its debut.
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Pennsylvania
New England
New York
Canada
Envtend
Stationery origins traced to market stall book sellers
Writing imaterials are called station ery because they are sold by a stationer. The term stationer comes from Middle English stacyonere meaning a book seller, via old French from late Latin nationarius, reflecting the book seller who occupied a station in the market.
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Monarch
Sunkist
Warfield’s
Monarch Tomato
Sardines Oval
Luna
Paper & Envelopes
Spring Flats
Hirshberg
Choteau
Shelby
Morris Sporting Goods
Montana Power
Cascade
Montana Power Co
Standard Furniture
Farmers Union
Mrs. Fallon
Methodist Church
The
Mountain States
Tel. & Tel. Co
Mansfield
Rice Auto Court
Choteau, Montana
Conrad Refining Co
Harold Wheeler
Mgr
Rexall Drug Store
Teton Drug Co
Choteau, Mont
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Federal Reserve System
Teton County
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