American Legion Auxiliary elects officers at Greenfield meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary held its annual officer election on Wednesday May 3 at Community Hall. Elected were President Mrs Alice Farrell Vice President Mrs E Stewart Secretary Treasurer Mrs Daisy Genger Chaplain Mrs Christine Siegle Sergeant at Arms Mrs Emma Davis Historian Mrs Roma Roth A health program followed with speakers Dr Cary and County Health Nurse Mrs Hagel Rendicker. A grade school girls group sang led by Minnie Bremer Florence Ruth Hoover Patty Lou Eaton Bernice Harwood Mabel Howden Lillian Peterson and Edith Stormwind.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Alice Farrell
E. Stewart
Daisy Genger
Christine Siegle
Emma Davis
Roma Roth
Stewart
Crary
Hagel Rendicker
Minnie Bremer
Florence Ruth Hoover
Patty Lou Eaton
Bernice Harwood
Mabel Howden
Lillian Peterson
Edith Stormwind
W. K. Eaton
Miles City
Harley Eaton
Local clubs elect officers at tile hall meeting
The I D club held its regular meeting at the Tile hall with officers elected for the coming year. President is Mrs Olaf Pield, vice president Mrs Stuart Myers, secretary Mrs Wilbur Zeigler. Members discussed demonstrations on slip covers and noted several local and visiting attendees.
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I. D. Club
Olaf Pield
Stuart Myers
Wilbur Zeigler
Miss Knowlton
Myles Standish
Dora Standish
Carter
Jed Erickson
Mother
Great Falls
Benson and Holm
Inga Dale
Kermit Dale
Lorraine
Dale
Roy Bjork
Volta Dam
Standish
W. G. Dauwalder
Herman
John Bouma
Annie Bouma
Holland
New York
Amsterdam
John
Manhattan
Martin Gronberg and Sons
R. B. Davison
Bill Brandenburg
Fred Swenson
Brandenburg
North Star 4-H News Meeting Notes and Upcoming Event
The 10th 4-H meeting was held April 26 at the Gronberg home with Miss Knowlton present. Mrs Fred Swenson demonstrated white cake making. A food safety event held May 6 was successful. The next meeting is set for Greta Bush on May 13 at 2 00. Donna Fayd Dauwalder, club reporter.
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Gronberg
Miss Knowlton
Fred Swenson
Greta Bush
Donna Fayd Dauwalder
Dr George W Hunter to Speak at Chateau M E Church
Dr George W Hunter field secretary of the American European fellowship will address the Chateau Methodist church on Tuesday night May 16 at 8 o clock. He outlines his recent three month missions work in European fields and expresses concern for ten million Jews in the former Holy Russian Empire. The talk is billed as timely for Christians curious about Europe events in prophecy.
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George W. Hunter
American European Fellowship
Methodist
Chateau
Hunter
Holy Russian Empire
Future Farmers Picnic in Sun River Canyon Planned
At the final meeting of the Teton Future Farmers the coming school year officers were elected President Jim Manual First Vice-President Jim Rose Second Vice-President Vendy Stott Secretary Donald Shoquist Treasurer Jim Hightower Reporter Roy Meyer Sentinel George Hodgskiss Jim Peebles who has led the club the past year remains a senior in office and a picnic is planned in Sun River canyon this Sunday if weather permits.
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Teton
Sun River Canyon
Card of Thanks for Henry Holm
The Tordahl and Austad families express sincere appreciation to neighbors and friends for flowers and sympathy after Henry Holm’s death. Special thanks to Rev. R. F. Vick for his comforting words and to the choir for the music. Mrs. Holm and families.
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Henry Holm
R. F. Vick
River Picnic Marks Primary Closure and Eighth Grade Commencement
Community notes list residents shopping and visiting officials for the week. The primary finished with a peanut feast, and the river picnic honored students with an eighth grade commencement on May 17 at the hall, featuring Paul L. Anderson of Dillon as speaker and a diploma presentation by Chester Corey.
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John Harkins
Conrad
Matt Decker
Rawleigh Products
Decker
Rev. Coghill
Neyman Rotvold
Emil Schlepp
Clyde Baquet
E. Fitzgerald
Lucile Trebesch
E. Doughaday
Harking
Opal
Coghill
Paul Anderson
la Valley
Bertha Tomsha
Effie England
Bonnie
Betty Munson
Kathryn Reiquam
Emma Keller
Paul L. Anderson
Dillon
Chester Corey
Eugene Quenemoen
Down In the Valley
Low Bid on Pishtun Construction Earns Salt Lake City Firm
T G Rowland of Salt Lake City was the low bidder on the Pishtun reservoir project. His bid of 142,810 dollars was accepted at the Fairfield office of the Bureau of Reclamation. The work will raise capacity by about 10 000 acre feet, including enlarging the enclosing dykes and building five additional dykes between low hills.
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T.G. Rowland
Lake City
Pishtun Reservoir
Fairfield
Bureau of Recamation
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Greenfield
Mr. Eaton
Leonard
Edward
Maxine
Norma
Archie Ixonen
Uniontown
Wash
Emil Johnson
Annis Stanson
Austin Rindal
Jake Luedtke
Standard Oil
Baker’s Standard Service
Reg
UL. S. Pat
Glen
DR Sses
U.S. Pat
Rayon
Gynthia
North Star
UCC
Ford
ORLY
Kaore-Yosemite
Bert
Graulic
Bao
M. E. Church
Mrs. Holm
Tordahl
Tom Austad
Andrew C. Austad
Andrew T. Austad
DR. Salsbury
Choteau [Drug CO
Cae Prultry
Staten
Des Salsbury's
Nation-wide Poultry Health Service
Collins News
Pishtun
Salt Lake City
W. J. Butler
Montana
Rexall Drug Store
Choteau Hardware CO
Gus Depner
Choteau
Baker’s
Pondera
Dupuyer
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