Lions Hear Talks on Natural Gas and Boy Scouts
The Lions club heard E. J. Hubbert discuss a proposed natural gas franchise for Chateau and plans to build a gas line from the Suthurst Kevin field to Conrad, Pondera oil field and Chateau. George Carroll outlined forming a local Boy Scouts council with two troops of 32 each, to be sponsored by the Lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
E. J.hubbert
Chateau
George Carrol
Boy Scouts
Eckford
Robert Clarkson
Hubbert
Suthurst- Kevin Field
Conrad
Pondera
Carroll
Russell Conklin
Montana
Great Falls
Choteau
E. J. Crary
J. C. Morgan
L. E. Taylor
A. D. Moir
George Carroll
Bynum Reservoir
Fred Barribal
B. G. Trescott
Bobcat Band Opens Spring Tour With First Concert Here
The Bobcat band directed by Lou Howard performs its nineteenth annual spring tour opener here on Tuesday at Chateau. Afterward the group travels to Conrad Shelby and Libby for shows Wednesday to Friday. The program features Mozart selections, marches, solos, and a Descriptive Overture, with Stars and Stripes Forever closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bobcat
Lou Howard
Conrad, Shelby and Libby
Bobcat Band
Northwest
A. Rae Patton
Ole South
Clement
Ladies' Industrial to stage all home talent comedy
The Ladies' Industrial club in Chateau presents The Womanless Wedding on April 4 and 5 at the high school auditorium. Men will perform in women’s roles with wigs gowns and makeup transforming into a range of characters from baby to old maid. A large Chateau citizen plays the bride in a mystery groom pairing. A complete cast will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Dorothea Jacob
Conrad
Cut Bank
Teton County
Condran Accepts South Dakota J C Penney Manager Post
W B Condran resigns as manager of the J C Penney store in this city after decades of service since 1927 to take over a DeSmet South Dakota store. He cites higher salary and health reasons for his move. His successor is K E Sturgess, origin undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Condran
South Dakota
J. C. Penney
DeSmet
Edicaday M
Conrdan
New York
Chateau
Ladies' Auxiliary Plans November Bazaar
At a recent meeting the Ladies' Auxiliary decided a bazaar for the first or second week in November to help pay off the parish debt. Father Schulte said parish men would participate. Card games move to the large upstairs hall with 25 tables for 500 or bridge. Dining and lounge space will be in the lower hall. The next party on April 5 will feature bridge and 500 with refreshments and a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Schulte
Two Fined In Police Court For Disturbing Peace
Fines of ten dollars each were imposed on Dave Brewster and George Carrier by City Magistrate J. G. Jackson for disturbing the peace by fighting. Arrests were made Saturday night by Officer John Moore. Brewster paid the fine, Carrier chose to serve it at two dollars per day and was put to work for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Brewster
George Carrier
J. G. Jackson
John Moore
Brewster
City Election Monday Nominates Re‑Election Officers
City voters will go to the polls Monday to vote on re election for J. G. Jackson police magistrate W. B. Butchart city treasurer C. H. Malcolm alderman first ward H. D. Robison alderman second ward A separate ballot will be held for the gas franchise ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Jackson
W. B. Butchart
C. H. Malcolm
H. D. Robison
Farmers and Guests Celebrate Best Ever Fun Feed
The fourth annual farmers fun feed and frolic at the county high school in Chateau drew record crowds with about 530 fed and a larger dance attendance. County Agent Clarkson received praise. W W Gail of Billings served as toastmaster and speakers from Agawam to Chateau highlighted community progress and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Robert Clarkson
American Legion Band
Name
Yon Yonson
Laura Dahlstrom
American Legion
Farmington
Bynum
W. L. Stockton
State Farm Bureau
Farmers’ Institute
W. W. Gail
Billings
Clarkson
Montana
Gail
A. B. Guthrie
Guthrie
Jas. Eckford
Lions Club
Eckford
Choteau
Vic . Foe
J. E. Hodgskiss
T. O. Larson
Hodgskiss
Agawam
Earl Zimmerman
Bob
Gordon Monkman
Mr. Monkman
Jackson
E. R. McTean
Collins
Dr. J. A. Sweat
Dutton
Sam Ness
Fairfield
W. H. Wellenstein
Pendrey
A. C. Munson
Power
Henry Davidson
T. Q O. Taurson
My. McLean
Davidson
California
Evan Hall
Milwaukee Railroad
R. E. Cameron
Cascade County
Reyn Leedhum
Great Falls
Clarkson Brothers
F. R. Swanson
Pendroy
Godfrey Torgerson
Bole
Kyle Jones
H. W. Johnson
Firfield
J. Dutt
Harvey Hanson
O. Josephs
George Sollidev Dutton
E. R. McLean
T. J. Dellwo
J. E. Lewis
Dave Reiquam
Charged With Stealing Sheep Arrest Follows
Victor Lehman faced a grand larceny charge brought by County Attorney Bert I Packer. A warrant was served by Sheriff J W Collins, and Lehman posted a $500 bond furnished by N A Jeffers and Milford A Wear ey. The accusation states he stole five sheep on March 15 from Great Western Sheep and Wool Co of Great Falls. Lehman to be examined in Justice Court Saturday unless postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Lehman
Bert I. Packer
J. W. Collins
Lehman
N. A. Jeffers
Milford
A. Wearey
Great Western Sheep and Wool Company of
Great Falls
R. E. McAllister
Justice Court
J. G. Jackson
Ted Turner to Open Service Station Friday
Ted Turner resigns from Power Morgan after two years and leases a station at Main Avenue and First Street. The new management opens to the public tomorrow offering gasoline oils accessories and car wash grease services. Formerly run by R L Sutton last summer, the station is described as new and modern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Turner
Power-Morgan Company
Main Avenue
First Street
Beaupre Hotel
Extensive Improvements at J C Penney Store
Improvements valued between two and three thousand dollars were completed at the J C Penney store in the city this week. New oak fixtures such as garment racks show cases and counters were installed by a night crew with no Sabbath layoff. Interior rearrangement places ladies and general dry goods on the south side and gents goods on the north, with ready to wear garments moved to the rear and wings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney
Seniors to Present Play Here Friday
The senior play The Whole Towns Talking directed by Miss Alva Larson will be performed Friday in Chateau. The cast is described as strong and the show aims to provide an entertaining evening reflecting the play’s successful run in amateur and professional circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Alva Larson
Emerson and Loos
First Grade Program Notes At Public School
Mrs Bagley was out sick and substituted by Mrs Whitley. First graders received a letter from Betty Young who moved to Dayton Wyoming at Christmas. A Holland program with songs The Wind and Dance of the Wooden Shoes was presented. Four couples and eighteen visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie
FON
Rancher Sidney West Ends Life With .22 Rifle
Sidney F West a Spring Valley rancher, about 60 to 65, killed himself with a .22 high power rifle on his Linquist ranch near Fairfield. Neighbors saw him Saturday. his body was found Monday afternoon by County Commissioner Al Udin. West had lived on the Linquist place for years, suffered rheumatism, and left no note. The cause is believed health and despondency. The body was taken to the Connor undertaking establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney F. ‘West
Spring Valley
Charles E. Linguist
Great Falls
al Udin
Linquist Place
Annual Rod and Gun Club Meeting Set for April 5
The Chateau Rod and Gun Club schedules its annual meeting for Friday April 5 at 8 o clock. The gathering will be at the Lewis and Clark National Forest supervisor's office with officer elections and plans for the club dance and predatory animal drive. Retiring president J C Morgan and acting secretary A D Moir are noted leaders. Members urged to attend even if not reached by notices due to past membership list gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Rod and Gun Club
Lewis and Cark National Forest
J. C. Morgan
A. D. Moir
Eddie Howard
Moir
Golfers to Elect Officers at Evening Meeting
Cho teau Country club members will meet tonight in the club room of the Citizen's bank building basement to elect officers and elect new board members. Incumbents J. J. Wannan president C. S. McDonald vice president and G. C. Core secretary treasurer will end terms. Dr. C J B Stephens left Tuesday for the state dental convention in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hannan
Choteau Country Club
Choteau Club
Citizen’s Bank
J. J. Wannan
C. S. McDonald
G. C. Core
C. J. B. Stephens
Butte
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LIONS
Wenneth
Schwartz
Alvin Worden
Flute
Shepherd Girl's Dream
Labitzsky
India
Peeseeee
Rimsky-Korsakov
Schubert Dyche
Alford
Sousa
Ladies’ Industrial
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bazzar
U. & Bonds
FUN Feed
UBLIC
J. C
Public School News
ROD and Gun Club
Citizens State Bank
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