Permanent Lions Club organized at Chateau dinner
The Chateau Lions Club was formalized Tuesday at a Beaupre dinner with Lions International representative W. C. Nesbitt and District Governor J. J. Wuerthner present. R. E. Nelson and George Tennant became permanent officers. Jas Eckford elected vice president. 23 members were named on the charter roll. Charter night planned for late May or early June after the Great Falls district convention May 13–14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Montana
Beaupre
W. C. Nesbitt
Chicago
Lions International
J. J. Wuerthner
Great Falls
R. E. Nelson
George Tennant
Jas Eckford
Chateau
Lions Clubs
E. J. Crary
Lion Tamer
Robert Clarkson Tail Twister
H. E. Adams
Robert Clarkson
H. W. Bateman
L. B. Taylor
John J. Hannan
G. C. Core
John W. Hentges
EB. J. Crary
H. E
L. E. Taylor
C. H. Dulaney
W. H. Webb
Phil J. Cole
BE. L. Jourdonnais
C. D. McDonald
C. 9. McDonald
D. P. Fabrick
Chas. A. Franks
Oral G. Meadows
Rings in the Saw Dust Operetta At Grade School
Arrangements completed for a grade school operetta Rings in the Saw dust to be presented Saturday night at the high school auditorium. Miss Winifred Ulsaker directs music. Heavy advance ticket sales indicate a packed house at 8 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Ulsaker
Forest Service Thanks Public for Ameri can Forest Week Support
Forest Supervisor WM E Lockhart and rancher Wm Wiseman note Ameri can Forest Week activities engaged the community in forest conservation. Wiseman travels to Mayo Clinic Rochester for cancer treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Wm.e. Lockhart
Wm. Wiseman
T. L. Gap
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Country Club Plans Formed for Year at Chateau
The Chateau Country Club released year assignments listing Membership greens program and rules committees with 27 or 28 members now and a 40 cap. The club owns its course after purchasing land for 800 dollars and aims to outline the yearly program within two weeks including men and women contests and a state tournament at Meadow Lark in Great Falls August 10 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chateau Country Club
G. C. Core
R. R. Mellon
T. O. Larson
E. J. ‘Hirshberg
Pp.‘ H. Crogsen
A. H. Doughty
J. ‘W. Hentges
Greens
T. H. Pridham
J. C. Morgan
Fred. Barribal
Bert I. Packer
L. R. Sutton
Jas. Eckford
Arthur Hirshberg
Clarence Looney
E. J. Crary
Meadow Lark
Great Falls
Chateau
Montana
Havre
Jordan
Anaconda
Albert Bottenhagen Dies After Operation in Great Falls
Albert A Bottenhagen aged 67 a well known rancher of the Bole community died Monday morning at the Columbus hospital Great Falls after an operation from which pneumonia developed Surviving are his wife three daughters and four step children with funeral services held at St Luke s Episcopal church Great Falls officiated by Rev Keller The family traced his birth in Iowa in 1860 and his long residence in Montana ahead of the service attended by scores of friends and floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Albert A. Bottenhagen
Bole
Bottenhagen
Harry E. Price
Chateau
Wm. W. Ward
Park Ridge
Minois
Bruce W. Hart
Gillette
Wyoming
Arthur Tesch
Fred Tesch
Detroit
Steve Tesch
Los Angeles
E. C. Arnold
Hettinger
North Dakota
Mr. Bottenhagen
Iowa
Chiicago
Chicago
Augusta Louise Tesch
Montana
Louise Tesch
No Ifraternal
John A. Logan
Woodmen of the World
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Keller
Episcopal Church of
Weather delays cancel district meet events in Teton county
The 1927 scholastic and track meet schedule for district schools in Teton county faced weather caused delays. The district program for May 13th was canceled while athletic events remain set for May 14th with a detailed timetable and scoring method using weighted points to determine the loving cup winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Anna E. Stafford
Stafford
Red Cross Appeals For Mississippi Flood Relief Funds
Seven states face the worst flood in U S history with over 100 dead and thousands homeless. The Red Cross urges immediate public gifts to aid rescue and relief, noting President Coolidge asked for five million dollars more and the local chapter has already wired its quota. Send contributions to A H Doughty, Treasurer, Teton County Chapter, American Red Cross, Chateau. Give what you can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Red Cross
All America
Coolidge
A. H. Doughty
Teton County
American Red Cross
Chateau
Burial in Chateau Cemetery of Local Figure
Burial was in Chateau cemetery following services for a local figure. Pallbearers named were P. H. Crossen, D. A. DeTour, Dr. E. J. Crary, T. O. Larson, E. J. Hirshberg and R. E. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Cemetery
P. H. Crossen
D. A. DeTour
Dr. E. J. Crary
T. O. Larson
E. J. Hirshberg
R. E. Nelson
Red Cross seeks five million more for flood relief
President Coolidge issued a proclamation urging nationwide support for a ten million dollar relief quota for Mississippi flood sufferers. Secretary Hoover, returning from the flood zone, met with the president and Red Cross officials to outline conditions. Army engineers warn of continued risk northward while New Orleans garbage and sanitary concerns rise as floodwaters advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Red Cross
Hoover
White House
New Orleans
Edgar Jadwin
Army Engineers
Washington
Orleans
Five
Louisiana
Mississippi Levee
Here
Kansas
Mississippi
Concordia Parish
Vidalia
Red
Vicksburg
Alexandria
Avoyelles Parish
Concordia
Forest Week Parade Praised By Watchers In Chateau
A three block parade marking American Forest Week drew praise from onlookers in Chateau. Led by the American Legion and County Agent Clarkson and his boys band, the procession featured grade school children, Camp Fire groups, Boy Scouts, and high school squads. Legion urged stricter flag etiquette ahead of Memorial Day. George Moore, Teton canyon cattleman, shows improvement after illness at the Coletteau hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forest Week
American Legion
Clarkson
Court House Circle
Royal Theater
Legion
Chateau
Forest
A. B. Guthrie
Ruby A. Miller
National Legion
J C Penney Buys F S Jones Golden Rule Stores
J C Penney Co buys the Jones Co Golden Rule chain totaling 654 stores across Minnesota Montana North and South Dakota Iowa and Wisconsin. J C Penney will convert the local Jones store to a Penney store about June first and will retain the Jones organization. J C Penney now operates 885 stores in 46 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Pulliam
F. S. Jones Co
Golden Rule
Minneapolis
J. C. Penney Co
Jones Company
Minnesota
Montana
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Mr. Pulliam
Penney
Jones
Penney Co
Jones Selling
Pulliam
St. Paul
New Montana Butcher License Law Goes Into Effect
A new Montana butcher and peddler licensing law takes effect June 1. Butchers at fixed locations must pay $5 yearly, while peddlers pay $100. Inspectors will stamp hides and meat, maintain records, and send monthly reports. Violations carry fines, license revocation, or imprisonment. federal-inspected dealers are exempt. The measure aims to curb cattle rustling and protect livestock interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Webb
Board of County Commissioners
Livestock Commission
Helena
Montana
John Peters Wins First Tory At El Bozeman Meet
John Peters son of the County Surveyor and Gordon Holmes, sons of local residents, won top honors for world history and plane geometry at the all state scholastic meet in Bozeman. Whitefish placed first, Miles City second, and Teton ranked about sixth among 125 high schools with 375 contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
Obert Peterson
Gordon_ Holmes
Henry Freeman
Teton High
Bozeman
Great Falls
Teton
Whitefish
Miles City
Agnes Nasser
Miss Nasset
Lucille Morgan
Dean Hamilton to Deliver Commencement Address
Dean Hamilton of the State College at Bozeman has accepted an invitation to address the 1927 graduating class of Teton High on the evening of Thursday May 19. Principal A B Guthrie reports Hamilton as an educator of note and a strong, honored speaker expected to deliver a worthwhile message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hamilton
State College
Bozeman
Teton Wigh
A. B. Guthrie
State Teachers’ Association
Carl Wengart Piano Recital At Great Falls
A Saturday evening program at the First Methodist church in Great Falls drew enthusiastic applause for pianist Carl Wengart. He was joined by Olive Sorrick and soprano Mrs. Lee M. Ford in a recital praised by the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wengart
First Methodist Church
Great Falls
Olive Sorrick
Lee M. Ford
Appointments Made by County Board of Commissioners
Under the provisions of the law were appointed Tuesday by the board of county commissioners as follows Chateau F. E. Moore Fairfield Jack Radcliffe Power C. J. Cutz Dutton Jas L Wheeler Pendrey J Reid Jones Bole C A Austad Other appointments were to be made for Collins Farmington Bynum Aga wam Cleiv and Cordova
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Chateau
F. E. Moore
Fairfield
Jack Radcliffe
Power
C. J. Cutz
Dutton
Jas. L. Wheeler
Pendrey
J. Reid Jones
Bole
C.’A’ Austad
Collins
Farmington
Bynum
Agawam
Cleiv
Cordova
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lions Club
Country Club Committee
Albert Bottenhagen
First National Bank
Choteau
Liberty Loan
George Moore
Teton Canyon
Cohteau Hospital
F. S. Jones
Golden Rule Stores
J. Co. Pulliam
John Peters
Tory
Gordon Holmes
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