Brutosky and Manning Marry in Falls Cathedral Ceremony
Elizabeth Manning daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernard Manning of Torbay Newfoundland wed Andrew Brutosky son of Mrs and Mrs Andrew Brutosky of Chateau in St Ann's Cathedral Great Falls on Sunday April 19. The Rite was by Father Brien with a reception at Hotel Rainbow for 60 relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Manning
Bernard Manning
Torbay
Newfoundland
Andrew Brutosky
Chateau
St Ann's Cathedral
Great Falls
Father Brien
Mary Manning
Miss Verona Bartosky
Rose Slanger
Maid of Honor
Miss Burtosky
Grant Curtis
Glenn Stott
Jake Lumnstra
Arthur Anderson
Hotel Rainbow
H. D. Larsen
Verona Brutosky
Portland
Charles Bauer
St. Ignatius
Boston
Mass
Chateau, Belt, Sand Coulee
Fairfield
For Sale Items and Notices From Chateau Dupuyer Area
A mixed set of classified notices lists multiple for sale ads including a 14 by 18 chicken house in Chateau, a 6 room city center house relocation, second hand appliances and equipment, a diesel electric shearing plant, and listings for three modern homes with financing. Also included are help wanted for a housekeeper in Dupuyer and notices for a Mother Daughter banquet hosted by the W S C S at the Methodist church with tickets available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddfellow Hall
W.S.C.S. of the Methodist Church
W. G. Dauwalder
City Modern
Chick’s Shell
Chateau Au North Seas
Clark County
Rawlatte
Dept
Minneapolis
Legon Club
Neptune
Stuart Myers
Chateau
Empress Howard Coal and Wood
Holmes
C. H. Porter
Deisel Electric
J R Collins
Hanusa Agency
Everett de- Rusha
Farmers Co-op Canal
R B. Nelson
Gang Duckfoot
Tony Mozer
Dupuyer
R. Eselson
Sullivan
W.S.C.S
The
Methodist Church
Ryan Ranch
Valier
Divorce Petition Seeks Dissolution in Montana Court
Alias summons in the district court of Montana TE county orders Jack R. Erwin to answer a complaint filed by Bernice Erwin. The action seeks dissolution of marriage and other just relief with a 20 day response window after service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State OF Montana
Te.ton
Farming Front and Livestock News Highlights Montana Crops
May 1 report says Montana crop planting is in full swing. Pacific Northwest reclamation projects posted a record crop value of 210,337,163 dollars in 1946, with per acre returns at 114.35. Bitterroot and Frenchtown districts show strong per acre yields. dairy associations lead in milk fat production. Kalispell Channel proposes six sites for a state college branch agricultural station to be located by MSU authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bozeman
Pacific Northwest
R J Newell
Boise
Frenchtown
Gallatin County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Montana State College Dairy Department
Fergus County Association
Madison-Jefferson Counties Association
Kalispell Channel of Commerce
State College Branch Agricultural Experiment Station
Montana State College
Remote control in railway operations overview
The article explains remote control as the operation of railway signals switches and devices from a distant control point such as a tower or room. It notes systems may cover a single terminal or extend to main line operations over substantial distances.
Unemployment Trends in Prosperous 1920s Period
Unemployment rarely dips below 5 percent of the workforce even in good times. It averaged 5.4 percent during the relatively prosperous years 1920 to 1927.
Lions District Governor Visited Canada to Charter Clubs
Lions District Governor Ray Nelson of Chateau returned from Nan ton and Carbon in Alberta where he chartered two new clubs. He also visited Calgary Strathmore and the Sweet Grass group and attended a Pacific Northwest governors meeting in Spokane. The conference covered Washington Oregon northern Idaho Montana British Columbia and Alberta with plans for civic improvement and regional events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Ray Nelson
Chateau
Nanton
Carbon
Alberta
Canada
Calgary
Strathmore
Lions Clubs
Sweetgrass Group
Nelson
Pacific Northwest
Spokane
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Lions Club
Reclamation Cut Harms West Warns Wyoming Senator
U S Senator E V Robertson of Wyoming calls the House 60 percent cut in reclamation and irrigation funds a crushing blow to the West. He says every dollar of the 400 million needed this year would return to the federal government plus a 300 percent tax gain, and the West will not take the blow lying down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
U.P
House Appropriations Committee
U. S
E. V. Robertson
Wyoming
Robertson
West
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Anne OF Green Gables
Anne Shirley
Frank Capra
RKO Rada Preturas
Ill Barrymore
Nrt
Travers Lori
Music
Magic
the Times
of America
Pelletier Chevrolet Co
Auto Service
Bor
Seth Cook
H M Deley
Electrolux Vacuum
3Rd Ave
South
Bob Clark
Curtis Wright
Jim Willows
Lutheran
Charles W. Doheny
Dutton
Safeway
Hunt
Nash
Meat Dept
Chuck
Finan Haddie Eastern
Miss Manning
Miss Lake Watson
Geo. J. Gunther Clerk
George Coffey
Farm Front and Livestock News
Rail Quiz
JU Wu
James Cagney
Madeleine
Twentieth Century-Fox
Royal Theatre
Teton County High School
Choteau High School
Ken Thompson
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Les Rigney
Ney
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