Chateau Hardware ad and local notices page item
Local shoppers hear promotions at Chateau Hardware and Post Tavern including .22 Jongs Remington cartridges 20c, greeting cards and greeting card assortments. Several residents visit or return from Los Angeles and Helena while 4-H members chosen for state convention are listed. Community updates cover busineses along Main street, improvements to buildings, and local honors for Ted Saylor at Washington State College.
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Chateau
Choteau’ Hardware Co
Scossz
eRandall
Swanberg
Gorham
Great
Otto Waynild
Helena
State Board of Equalization
Fred Woodward
Cory
Martha Boutilier
Sturgis Hardware
C. K. Malone
Spokane
O. A. Anderson
Fairfield
Power High School
Ine
Ted Saylor
Washington State College
Pullman
Ted
Lambda Chi Alpha
YMCA
Confirmation shifted to May 28 at Farmington Lutheran Church
The confirmation service at Farmington Lutheran Church is postponed from this Sunday to May 28 at 3 p.m. No services will be held this Sunday. Rev O A Anderson is the pastor. Busy Beavers 4 H Club held its last meeting May 9 at 7 30 p m at Marie Smiths home. The group discussed seam types, worked on dresses, and planned June hospital flower deliveries with two weeks each. Audrey Lawson president, Margaret Armstrong reporter.
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Busy Beavers
Busy Beavers 4-H
Marie Smith
Audrey Lawson
Margaret Armstrong
Hospital Notes from Choteau Area Admissions and Discharges
Choteau hospital admits include Chas Wymer and Frank Hynes as medical patients and Mrs Marcus Johnson as pneumonia patient. Exima Tordahl from Power also admitted, while Fred Clements Fairfield and Mrs Floyd McFarlane and Mrs Ernest Rawleigh were discharged.
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Choteau Hospital
Chas
Choteau
Marcus Johnson
Dutton
Frank Hynes
Exima Tordahl
Power
Fred Clements
Fairfield
Floyd McFarlane
Ernest Rawleigh
Bynum
Apples Reunited as Helena Police Recover Missing Truck
Helena police locate a missing truck and a full load of apples. A trucker delivered the man and his apples to Helena from the west, then unloaded the apples and left. The apple man reported the theft, the garage notified the cargo, and the pair were reunited. The case was settled.
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Helena
Patrol Patrolmen Assigned to West Yellowstone Entrance District
Two state patrolmen Thomas Cahill and Glen Schultz are assigned by Supervisor Lou Boedecker to West Yellowstone to patrol the park entrance district throughout the summer. It is the first time the patrol has had men patrol the area.
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Park
Thomas Cahill
Glen Schultz
Lou Boedecker
West Yellowstone
Agriculture Club Plans Demonstration at Ninth Meeting
The ninth Agricul ture club meeting was held at Beverly Jacobs home. Members decided to demonstrate making a feeder. Bernice Richem reports lunch followed the session with lemonade sandwiches and cake.
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Agriculture Club
Beverly Jacobs
Apology From Mrs Carroll Over Donor Listing Error
Mrs Carroll issues apology to the H D clubs of Farmington and Chateau for an abbreviation mistake in last week's cancer fund donor list. An entry published as Demo was intended to read Democrat. The H D club at Bynum contributed one dollar more to the fund.
Norman Rosengren Earns Excellence Certificate at Kinman
Norman Rosengren, Te ton County High School graduate, received a certificate of excellence after completing Semester A in Accountancy and Business Administration at Kinman Business University Spokane. He also earned a certificate for the Kinman and Morris Bookkeeping set with an A grade and plans to pursue the Certified Public Accountant exam. He holds Theta chapter membership in Pi Rho Zeta and is active in KBU Key Men and Women's Club.
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Norman Rosengren
Business University
Teton County High School
Pace
Kinman Business University
Spokane
Hosegren
Rosengren
Kinman and Morris
Corporation Bookkeeping
Theta Chapter
Pi Rho Zeta
International Commerce Fraternity
KBU Key Men and Women
Utilities firm seeks import permit for Canadian gas
The Montana Dakota Utilities company applies for a permit to import Canadian natural gas into Montana. A hearing is scheduled in Helena on May 15 before the state railroad and public service commission and the federal power commission. Montana gas and oil operators protest the permit and are expected to attend.
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Montana- Dakota Utilities Company
Montana
Helena
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Federal Power Commission
Rogers Imperial
Shelby
Canada
Farmington Notes Highlight Church Visit and Softball Game
Farmington residents attended a Methodist church service in Chateau on Mothers Day where Mrs. Warren Crane received lilac and glacier lily flowers. The Collins team beat Farmington in softball 42 to 22, Eileen Austad aided Mrs. H. A. Holm, and Abe Edwards tended sheep. Rev Geo W Hunter spoke at the Methodist church. Rev Clingman organized the event.
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Alice
Kalispell
Geo. W. Hunter
R. A. Reiding
Collings Booster Club Holds May Meetings
The Collings Booster club held its fourth meeting on May 6 at the A. D. Reiquam home with health and demonstration talks by Eldon and Lila Reiquam. A May 20 gathering at W. D. Reiquam home will feature a talk on chickens by Eugene Quenemoen.
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Collings Booster Club
A. D. Reiquam
Eldon Reiquam
Lila Reiquam
W.d.reiquam
Eugene Quenemoen
Methodist Church Announces Evening and Morning Services
The Methodist church lists choir practice tonight at 4530. Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 Epworth League at 6 30 p m and an evening service followed by a high school baccalaureate at 8 00 Led by Minister Richard F Vick.
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Methodist
Epworth
Richard F
Vick
Country Club Ladies Plan New Chairs and Tours
A lunch at the Chateau country club yesterday involved lady members who decided to buy six new chairs for the club house. A committee led by Mrs Baillie Mrs Hensley and Alva Larson was named to organize golf tournaments among the women.
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Country Club
Chateau
Baillie
Hensley
Alva Larson
Fort Benton sued over corporal punishment claim
Superintendent W R Haigie used the strap on James Ronning, through guardian George Ronning, and the boy sues for 3010 dollars plus 10 dollars medical costs. Believed to be the first such Montana case.
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Spanks
W. R.haigie
Fort Benton
James Ronning
George Ronning
Montana
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the Post Tavern
Loyd Green
Los Angeles
Mr. Green
Detroit
Chaseau Hardware Co
T. H. Givens
Teton County
B. Guthrie
Henry
James Robison
Dan Bock
Keith
Bock
Robison
Bozeman
Betty Schultz
Walter Manseth
Glen Stott
Gordon Bradford
Mary Lacher
Choteau Hardware Co
Main Street
Hanson Bros
Ben Chalmers
Choteau Drug Co
Beaupre
Eroyal
Priscilla Lane and
Wayne Morris
Olivia de Haviland and
George Brent
Wings of the Navy
Rosalind Russell and
Robert Montgomery
Bloom’s Grocery
Jackson
Marfak
Lizzy
Leigh’s Texaco Station
Utilities Company
Farmington News
Collins Boosters
Martin
Inbow
Sturgis Hardware & Implement Co
Rocky Mountain Elevator Company
R. A. Harvey
Claude
Cohoe’s Serenaders
Gents
State Patrol
Standard Oil Company
ATLAS
Baker’s Standard Service
Violet Hollis
Masonic Temple
Montana-Dakota Utilities Company
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