Cho teau News Note on Postal Status and Flood Relief
Published every Thursday at Cho teau Montana the paper is entered in the post office as second class matter. Subscription is 2 dollars per year in advance. Teton county has been asked twice to forward money for flood relief and each request was promptly met with wired funds.
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Choteau
Montana
Teton County
Teton County Red Cross Seeks Subscriptions and Donations
The Teton County Red Cross urges immediate support with $1 subscriptions or any donation amount. A. H. Doughty, secretary, Chateau, or local banks accept funds to be sent to officers in charge. No county roll call last fall, but prompt response requested by J. C. Morgan, chairman.
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A. H
Doughty
Chateau
Red Cross
Teton County
Shelton Boys Sentenced for Theft of Pony
George and Howard Shelton, aged 19 and 13, were sentenced by Judge John J. Greene in district court for theft of a Shetland pony from Julius Stenson ranch near Chateau. George received not less than one nor more than two years hard labor at Deer Lodge, while Howard was committed to Miles City Industrial School until age 21. Undersheriff J L Billings delivered them to authorities. their father, James Shelton, attended. Fred Coffman, 24, linked to the theft but released without charges.
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George
Howard Shelton
John J. Greene
Julius Stenson
Chateau
Shelton Brothers
Deer Lodge
Howard
Miles City
J. ‘L“Billings
George Shelton
Shelton
James Shelton
Shelby
Fred Coffman
Square Butte
Coffman
Stenson
Lorraine Winnser Wins Declama Contest At High School
Lorraine Lathrop Winnser won first place in the annual high school declamatory contest with The Littlest Rebel. Miss Trescott took second with Quit ters and Marguerite Maynard third with The Model's Last Pose. Ten participants. judge was Mrs. C. W. Murch of Great Falls.
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Lorraine Lathrop
Teton
Missoula
Florence Trescott
Marguerite Maynard
C. W. Murch
Great Falls
City Council Extends Spring Cleanup to May 15
Due to cold weather and wind the City Council extends the spring cleanup deadline to May 15. After that date inspections will occur and trash left on properties will be removed by the city at the property owner’s expense. John W. Hall City Clerk.
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John W. Hall
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