Pendroy hosts county Home Demonstration meeting
About 175 people from Teton county attended the Pendroy hall event hosted by the Home Demonstration clubs. The program featured songs, a spring hat contest, group discussions, and a pageant, with multiple clubs contributing performances and talks. The Dutton club plans to host the next county gathering within two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendroy Club
Bammel
Davidson
Larson
Liberty Center
Caskey
Agawam Club
Jost
Agawam
Weist
Pendray Club
Dutton Club
Farmington Home Demonstration Club
Legion Auxiliary Bridge Party At Mrs Huffman’s Home
Mrs. Cecil Huffman hosted the Woman's Auxiliary of the American Legion and guests Tuesday evening. Bridge and refreshments framed the event with Mrs. Robert Clarkson high scorer and Mrs. C Jas. Smith low. Prizes were awarded. The group plans more such parties with 50 cent contributions from each attendee to support auxiliary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Huffman
Woman’s Auxiliary of the American Legion
Robert Clarkson
Sheepmen to Hold Meeting Here in April
A general meeting of the sheepmen of Teton county is set for Thursday afternoon April 9 at Chateau to discuss the eat more lamb campaign sponsored by the Montana Woolgrowers association. County Agent Robert Clarkson, Senator T. O. Larson, and Representative J. E. Hodgskiss lead the organizing committee with forty plus meetings planned across the state to boost lamb consumption and improve marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Montana Woolgrowers Association
T. O. Larson
State Association
J. E. Hodgskiss
Robert Clarkson
Helena
Dillon
National Growers Association
Teton
Clarkson
Montana
Max Legge
Hill County
Volunteers Sign Up For May 5 Election Board
County Clerk George A. Carroll reports many residents offer to serve as clerks and judges without pay for the May 5 special election. Names include Chateau area volunteers C W Burns and several women submitted by Choteau Lions Club president L B Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Carroll
Board of Commissoners
Chateau
C. W. Burns
Wm. Cook
Chas. H. Connor
H. W. Bateman
D. P. Fabrick
E. L. Jourdonnais
Chas. Malcolm
C. TH. Porter
L. E. Taylor
P. I. Cole
John W. Hentges
R. B. Nelson
W. W. Smith
Dutton
Geo. Sollid
Archie Murchie
R. B. Smith
J. A. Wiprud
Frank Sterrett
J. O. van Arsdale
Farmington
John Edwards
Henry Nyhus
L. J. Otness
M. M. Moser
Fred Smith
A. H. Gamble
Power
W. P. Andrews
Legion Dance Planned for April 6 to Help Band
A dance to benefit Chateau Post No. 6 American Legion band is set for Monday April 6. Dr H W Bateman leads planning with V Nicola guiding band improvements and reserves. Music will be by Nicola's Serenaders, venue to be announced. a meeting for ex-service men occurs Saturday with a Fort Benton speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Chateau Post-No. 6
H W. Bateman
Legion
V. Nicola
Nicola
Fort Benton
Recreation School to Be Held in Choteau
The Montana extension service and Playgrounds and Recreational Association of America will run a two day recreation school in Choteau June 2 3 4 5 with two two hour periods daily. About 50 delegates from 10 counties Finthead Cascade Glacier Toole Pondera Lewis Clark Chouteau Hill Blaine and Teton will attend. W P Jackson will direct the program with Clarkson as local in charge and Miss Blanche Lee assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Playgrounds and Recreational Association of America
Extension Service
Montana State College
W. P. Jackson
Glendive
Lewistown
Glasgow
Finthead
Cascade
Glacier
Toole
Pondera
Lewis & Clark
Chouteau
Hill
Blaine
Teton
Bozeman
Robert Clarkson
State Association of
Chateau
Clarkson
Blanche Lee
Youth Lions spoof delights Chateau club members
Chateau Lions last night staged a TV broadcast style sketch by Chateau grade school youths under Miss Ruby Miller. Jere Coffey announced in the banquet room setup as Twin Lakes, with Lions members John Billings Joe Darby and others performing stunts and songs. Delegates from the Chateau Woman's club arrived to plead milk aid for needy children and a mock petition urged removing Twin Lakes and Priest's Butte between the lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions
Choteau
Ruby Miller
Jere Coffey
Beaupre Cafe
John Billings
Joe Darby
Tail Twister
Mickey Mozer
Raymond King
Baron Lockhart
Warren Bloomdahl
Billy Baillie
Willard Barker
Hatfield Rosengren
Sidney Depner
Barney McClue
Mr. Lion
Chateau
Twin Lakes
Butte
Calves Ordered from Oregon for Teton 4-H Club Boys
County Agent Rob ert Clarkson arranged twelve high grade dairy calves from Tillamook Oregon for Teton county 4-H dairy calf clubs. Calves include four Holsteins and eight Guernseys assigned to boys in Choteau Bynum and nearby towns with additional orders possible later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Teton
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Tillamook
W. D. Line
George Lee
Jensen Howell
Ernest Rowley
Max Moore
Bynum
John Thorne
Choteau
Breere
Yette Baker
Ralph Bingham
Glen Bingham
Clarkson
Chateau Country Club Gears Up For 1931 Golf Season
The Chateau Country club met last Tuesday and planned a 1931 season with cement tees driving mats improved greens more trees and bigger tournaments and inter club matches. Officers elected include President Clarence Looney Secretary G C Core Treasurer A H Doughty Directors John Hannan Ben Fisher Denzil McDonald and G C Core as Montana State Golf Association delegate. Dues set at 15 and due to the treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Country Club
Clarence Looney
G. C. Core
A. H. Doughty
John Hannan
Ben Fisher
Denzil McDonald
Montana State Golf Association
Scouts Awarded Badges at Court of Honor in Choteau
Scouts from Dutton Fairfield and Choteau received Second and First class awards Star and Merit badges at a court of honor held in Choteau on Monday March 28 with A B Guthrie presiding K E Sturgis M S Bullerdick and E S Bardwell among presenters Scout officials R D Cook and E G Maclay attended Great Falls visitors A C Boucher and D L Rempel participated as officers and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Fairfield
Choteau
A. B. Guthrie
Lester Blake
Norman Nelson
George Schultz
Harry Schultz
Joe Darby
Lester Franks
Mike Mozer
Berger Owens
John Owens
Howard Truchot
Kenneth Neil
Warren Adams
Frank Schabel, Jr
John Robison
James Cheetham
Floyd Hofto
Henry Rashold
Billy Remple
Erick Shepherd
All of
John Billings
Russell Lockhart
Willard Healy
E. G. Maclay
Great Falls
Chateau
A. C. Boucher
Area Council
D. L. Rempel
Dutton State Bank
Oscar Brendt Buys Bagley Barber Shop
Oscar Brendt of Great Falls completed a deal Thursday evening to take possession of the H. O. Bagley barber shop in Choteau along with the household equipment. Brendt will keep George Jackson on staff, and the Bagleys plan to move to Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Brendt
Great Falls
H. O. Bagley
Bagley
Brendt
Choteau
Frank Curtis
Curtis
Mr. Bagley
Martha Pahl
Chateau
George Jackson
Public Will See Up in the Air musical comedy Apr 10
One hundred students of Teton County High School will stage the musical comedy Up In The Air on Friday April 10. Miss Marguerite Vaughn head of the music department directs the performance and next week the full program and cast will be announced. The students aim to show their piloting skills to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Marguerite Vaughn
Hereford Breeders Plan First Annual North Montana Sale
Plans completed for the North Montana Hereford Breeders association first annual consignment sale to be held April 9 in Great Falls at the new cattle barn on the fair grounds. Catalogs list 60 registered bulls with consignors including Burch & Halladay and Emil Durr among others. calving dates span 1927 to 1930. The Northern Montana Hereford Breeders were organized February 9 with W H Hoover as president and Ray E Cameron as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Montana Hereford Breeders Association
North Montana Fairgrounds
Great Falls
R. L. Waddell
Teton County
Chateau
Burch & Halladay
Emil Durr
Calved
Brae Perfection
Earl
Haas
Beau
Daniel .D
King Nicholas
Duke Brae
Bennie Boy
Comrade
Chevalier
Skylark
Warrior
Snookem
Northern
Montana
W. H. Hoover
Ray E. Cameron
Cascade County
Early Teton Settler Mrs Kennedy Dies in Kirkland Wash
Mrs Blanche M Jacobson learned of the death of her aunt Mrs John A Kennedy at the family home in Kirkland Washington last Thursday. An early Teton county settler she came with her husband in 1883 from Prickleypear valley near Helena. He was the first representative to the state legislature from Teton, later serving in the U S revenue service near the county line with Canada. The family moved to Seattle around 1903 or 1904 and remained there. Mrs Kennedy was 73. Survived by her husband a son Gael M Kennedy of Seattle and two daughters Mrs HH Roberts of New York City and Mrs Hartford Conrad of Kirkland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche M. Jacobson
John A. Kennedy
Kirkland
Washington
Kennedy
Gael M. Kennedy
Seattle
HH. W. Roberts
New York City
Hartford Conrad
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H. D
Chateau Man
Pendroy
F. W. Smith
First National Bank
TOTAL
Hereford
Falls
North Montana Hereford Association
Kirkland, Wash
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