Recreational Council Hosts W. P. Jackson In Meeting
The Teton County Recreational Council held a Saturday night gathering at the high school with about 60 leaders present. National Recreational Association head W. P. Jackson from Great Falls led the program and sang, praising the county’s home talent chautauqua. The group honored R. K. Funk, longtime council president and chautauqua superintendent, with a gift as he plans to leave the county.
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Teton County
Jackson
St Stephens Church Sunday Service Details
St Stephens Church lists services for Sunday May 12 the third Sunday after Eastern. Holy communion at 10 a.m. Morning prayer at 11 a.m. with a second celebration sermon delivered by Rev Lee El Young.
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Lee EL Young
Nurses and Doctors Begin County Vaccination Drive
County nurse Miss Katheryn Brynne announced vaccination and immunization against smallpox and diphtheria in grade schools. The program, funded by the county, schedules visits May 9 at Farmington and Collins, May 10 at Beck and Fairfield, May 13 at Dutton, May 14 at Power, and May 15 at Chateau, with parental permits required for unaccompanied children.
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Katheryn Brynne
Miss Brynne
Farmington School
Forenoon
Collins
Beck School
Fairfield
Dutton
Power
Chateau
Brynne
Rk. T O'Neill
Treasurer highlights rapid auto license sales in 1934 drive
County treasurer Elmer C. Smith reported 575 Ad-cenc licenses and 95 of the 25-cent license issued in Tetoncoiland urged early renewal to finish business before the tax rush of the second half of 1934 ends on the 31st. He warned of upcoming steps to seize delinquent personal property to save sheriff mileage and other costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetoncoi
Nila
Elmer C. Smith
Smith
Pricilla 4 H Club Holds Third Meeting
The Pricilla 4 H club met at the Carlson home on Tuesday. Flowers were presented to Katherine Van Scherpenzeel as committees were appointed to draft the club constitution and by laws and plan the year program. A food sale will fund expenses for delegates to Bozeman and Chicago. The next meeting on May 28 will be at the McGinnis home.
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Pricilla 4-H
Carlson
Katherine van Scherpenzeel
Bozeman
Chicago
McGinnis
Margaret Hodgskiss
Mathis Praises Farm ers Union Meeting in Power
Paul Mathis newly elected president of the Teton County Farmers Union visited Chateau from his Bole district ranch and praised the April 17 gathering at Power Community Hall attended by about 200. Beck local led arrangements with support from the community as H D Rolph of Joplin spoke on union measures, followed by local acts and remarks from D L Manning Danford and Cormody.
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Paul Mathis
Teton
Mathis
Beck
H. D. Rolph
Joplin
Farmers’ Union
Matt Decker
Chateau
Band of Power
Becker
Rolph
D. L. Manning
Danford
Cormody
Manning
Farmers’ Union Terminal Association
Farmers’ Union Life Insurance Company
Liberty County
Valier Lions to Receive Charter With 40 Members
About 40 Lions and Lionesses will travel to Valier Saturday for the charter night. The Valier club will receive its charter and around 300 Lions and Lionesses are expected to attend a dinner dance at the Airport Inn.
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Valier
Valier Club
Airport Inn
Ralph Reid Treated for Pneumonia at Chateau Hospital
Ralph Reid, a Fairfield construction worker, was brought to the Chateau hospital Saturday for treatment of pneumonia.
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Ralph Reid
Fairfield
Chateau Hospital
Want Ads Summary for Choteau Notices
WANTED Furs hides sheep pelts and metal. S Maccany Choteau 31-11. LOST Pair glass in green case reward to J L Shell Billings Choteau 47-42. WANTED To rent five or six room house by June 1 leave word at Acantha office 49-21. WANTED To trade Hart Parr tractor for horses recently overhauled good condition Oscar Richem Choteau 49-31.
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S. Maccany
Choteau
J. L. “Shell
Billings
Acantha
Hart Parry
Oscar Richem
Invitational Track Meet at Teton County High School
The annual invitational track and field meet will be held Friday at 2 p m on the Teton County High School field. Six schools including Dutton Power Simms Augusta Cascade and Fort Shaw are expected to participate with no admission charged for spectators.
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Teton County High School
Teton
Dutton
Power
Simms
Augusta
Cascade
Fort Shaw
Legion District Meeting Set for Great Falls Next Saturday
The Three Rivers district of the American Legion will hold its regular annual meeting in Great Falls on Saturday May 11. District Commander D P Thurber outlines the program with business matters to come. Banquet will follow and State Commander Blugh Marron will attend. Auxiliary units meet the same day with district officers presiding. Delegates named include Charles Parkett Pat Campbell H M Daley Fred Smith Millard Bullerdick Mrs Cecil Passmore and Mrs Cecil Huffman.
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Three Rivers
American Legion
Great Falls
George A. Carroll
Chateau
D. P. Thurber
Ty Carroll
George Carrol
Millard Bullerdick
Blugh Marron
Legionnaires
Charles Parkett
Pat Campbell
H. M. Daley
Fred Smith
Cecil Passmore
Cecil Huffman
Twilight Leaguers Demonstrate Community Spirit At Game
The mayor wore a mask as C S McDonald pitched for the Tigers during a Twilight League game. Prizes donated by Chateau firms were awarded to players, with Arnold Hanusa earning the first prize for his muffed grounder play.
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C S. McDonald
Scout Weekly Notes On Waller Camporee Weekend
Last Monday night the meeting opened with discussion of the Waller camporee held Friday and Saturday. Attendees agreed everyone had a good time and enjoyed the event.
Scouts Plan July Fourth Event and Court of Honor
Walter Hentges notes that scouts discussed improving with practice and made plans for a July 3 and 4 gathering. A game was played while signaling marching and the group’s song and yell were practiced. Plans also cover a May 29 court of honor and two scouts aim for Life rank.
Seventh and Eighth Grade State Examinations Schedule
Seventh and eighth grade state examinations set for May 15 and 16 at the Chateau School House in Bynum Pendrey Dutton and Fairfield. The May 15 agenda includes Civics Recess History Intermission Grammar Reading Close. May 16 covers Arithmetic Spelling Physiology Agriculture Geography Writing Close. Inez Eckford County Superintendent of Schools.
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Chateau School
Bynum, Pendrey, Dutton and
Fairfield
Inez Eckford
Perfect Retention Shields Demonstration by Hoffman
Rupture expert H L Hoffman former associate of C F Redlich Minneapolis will demonstrate his Perfect Retention Shields without charge Friday May 17 at the Rainbow Hotel from 10 A M to 4 P M Please come early Evening appointments available Any rupture protrusion is dangerous and may widen the opening His shields claim to hold rupture under work conditions and ease the opening Do not wear enlarging trusses or submit to unnecessary operations Home office 305 Lincoln Bldg Minneapolis Minn
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H. L. Hoffman
C. F. Redlich
Minneapolis, Minn
Rainbow Hotel
Lincoln Bldg
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ST. Stephens Church
Summer Gear
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White King
Lipton’s Tea
Plymouth Rock
Stuart
F. G. Coyte
Mont
Rice
Glenloyd
K. Malone
Agawam
Wallace Motor CO
Chevrolet Sales
Buick Motor
Buster
Lindseth, Choteau
J. E. Rowley
Bynum
Bob Clark
L. E. Taylor
Ford
Teton Implement Co
America
Ray R. Porter
Bynum Bynum
Bynum Davis
Pendray
Dupuyer Store CO
Dupuyer
Choteau Hardware CO
NEW Choteau
Tom's
H. A. Hanson
Tom Dellwo
Dellwo
Hanusa
Tigers
Giants
George Loomis
Dodgers
R. T. O'Neill
Otness
Earles
Herman Searles
J. Core
Wee
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Poore
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Hallberg
B. Johnson
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Arensmeyer
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Buckley
C - Taylor
D. Ois
Bleecker
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Not
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Moore and Dellwo
Legion District
Falls
Boy Scout Weekly
Walter Hentges, Scribe
Janesville
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