Local residents host and visit across Power and area
Beck News Rev and Mrs. Ernst and son of Power were supper guests at the Al Nelson home a week ago Thursday. Visitors at the Asmus home on Sunday included Schaefer and son Clif ford, Primus and daughter Irene, Cora Otness, Chas. Johnson, Stengrem family, and Carl Byunner. Gladys and Lois Gamradt visiting from Fairfield will vacation with parents. Paulus, Lehnerz, and Nicholson families spent Sunday at Clarence Lehnerz’s Greenfield beach home. Miss Mary Timmerman of Chateau visited her parents F. Timmerman. Schaefer's business trip to Great Falls occurred Saturday. LeRoy Lehnert and LeRoy Nelson graduated Power High Wednesday night. Mrs. Lehnert and Ruth and Miss Otness were supper guests at Al Nelson’s Thursday. Wm. Asmus learned of his sister Mrs. W. Quade’s death in Sauk Center by telegram. Al Nelson, Le Roy, and others spent Sunday at the De Stassney home in Power. Schaefer family visited Wittke and Lyle Schaefer of Chateau spent Sunday with parents. Joe Tackes and family visited J. Campbell in Pendray. A. Beck and Arwin and Chas. Johnson were Sunday guests at Mart Shannon’s.
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Beck News
Ernst
Son of Power
al Nelson
Schaefer
Clifford
J. Primus
Irene
Cora Otness
Chas. Johnson
S. Stengremwon
Carl Byunner
Asmus
Gladys
Lois Gamradt
Fairfield
Myr
Paulus
Joe Lehnerz
Nicholson
Clarence Lehnerz
Greenfield Beach
Mary Timmerman
Chateau
F. Timmerman
Great Falls
LeRoy Lehnert
LeRoy Nelson
The
Power High School
Lehnert
Ruth
Miss Otness
Wm. Asmus
W. Quade
Sauk Center
Minn
le Roy
de- Stassney
Power
Lyle Schaefer
Joe Tackes
J. Campbell
Pendray
A. Beck
Arwin
Chas, Johnson
Mart Shannon Me
Notice of time appointed for proving will and hearing
In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Te ton County the matter of Louis McNulty deceased a May 12 1942 order sets Friday June 5 1942 at 10:00 A M in Chateau Montana court house as the time and place to prove the Will and hear Fred W Schafer’s petition for Letters Testamentary any interested party may appear and contest the Will with written objections dated May 12 1942 first publication May 14 last May 28
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Louis McNulty
Chateau
Teton County
Fred W. Schafer
A. D
St. Joseph's Parish Masses Set for Augusta
Masses at Augusta next Sunday May 17 will be at 9 at Chateau 11 Communion Sunday. Rev J F Schulte pastor announces the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Chateau
J. F. Schulte
Agawam H D Club Meeting Notes and Local News
The H D club held an interesting meeting with Miss Conlon, bread and sponge cake judged, and sugar substitutes discussed. Mrs. Paul Kropp hosted. May brings a canned vegetable demonstration and pressure cooker gauge testing. Oliver Thorylson was briefly hospitalized in Conrad. flu cases persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Club
Otto Schaefer
Great Falls
Notice of Stockholders Meeting Power Farmers Elevator Co
Stockholders of Power Farmers Elevator Company of Power Montana are summoned to a meeting at Community Hall Power Montana on Tuesday June 9 1942 at 2 00 P M to elect directors and transact business. The notice also lists Mass times at St Johns Parish Fairfield and the pastor Rev Russel Scheidler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's Parish
Fairfield
Dutton
Russel Scheidler
THE
Power Farmers Elevator Company of Power
Power Farmers Elevator Company
Corporation of Power
Montana
Power
Power Farmers Elevator Company stock amendment in Montana
Resolution approved on May 9 1942 in Power Montana amends Article Sixth to raise capital to 75000 with Class A Class B and preferred shares. Designates 350 Class A shares 1000 preferred shares 35000 25000 amounts and leaves 15000 unclassified with future designation rights. All common stock limited to 5 shares per holder and one vote per share. preferred stock non voting with fixed non cumulative dividends. Dated Power Montana May 9 1942. publication May 14 to June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power Farmers Elevator Company, Power
Montana
Power
The Great Northern Keeps Freight Moving For War
The article lauds the Great Northern Railway for moving more freight in 1941 than ever before, much of it vital war materiel, despite paying high wages and taxes. It emphasizes relentless speed and reliability to support Uncle Sam, with crews keeping trains, tracks, and cars in workmanlike condition to avoid any delay in the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Uncle Sam
Great Northern Railway
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E. L. Kleffman
Choteau, Mont
R. L. Rieckhoff Insurance and Real Estate
Larson Bldg
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Miss Rassmussen, R. N
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
Mezynard Hospital
Jane
Fiour
Be Red
Grace Moore
Charles Kullman
Lansing Hatfield
Jose Aturbi
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ST. Joseph’s Parish
Agawam News
Great Falls Beer
Great Falls Breweries, Inc
Choteau
Chateau Lions Club
BIG Thrift
Northern Railway
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