Woman’s club to close library for summer economy
At a Chateau Woman's Club meeting the library will close June 15 to September 15 to cut costs. Librarian salary drops from 20 to 15 dollars monthly when reopens in September. book returns urged by June 15 to avoid fines.
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Chateau Woman’s Club
Otis Mellon
Chas. Malcolm
Sorrow and Mishap in Butte Family Tragedy Friday
On May 18 Mrs J S Monteath of Butte learned her husband died at a Glacier Park hotel. Later that day her car crashed near Chateau on the Augusta road injuring her. she was treated for cuts but not seriously hurt. Funeral services for Monteath were held in Great Falls Monday.
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J. S. Monteath
Butte
Glacier Park
the Monteath
Augusta Road
Monteath
Virginia
Fred Oke
Frederick
Catherine
Archie Hodgskiss
Chateau Hospital
Harry Adams
Mr. Monteath
Adams
Stanford University
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Great Falls
Nordhagen Wins $100 in City Store Cash Drawing
Ole Nordhagen of this city held the winning number 17823 and received the top prize of $100 at the Jos. Hirshberg & Co. cash drawing held last Saturday. Total prizes amounted to $150 with additional awards of $25 to Mrs. Joe Knudtzon and $15 to Mrs. C. W. Rogers. Two $5 prizes went to Miss Doris Jones and another is unclaimed. 17 125 is the unclaimed number and 17 849 and 31 286 follow in line. Arthur Hirshberg, manager, noted strong participation and praised Nordhagen as a local tailor with a large family.
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Ole Nordhagen
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Joe Knudtzon
C. W. Rogers
Chateau
Doris Jones
Pendroy
John Jacobson
Arthur Hirshberg
Nordhagen
Hirshberg
Woman named chairman for Montana Prohibition Reform
Mrs. T. O. Larson of this city has been named chairman for Teton county in the campaign by the Montana Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform. The announcement was made yesterday from Great Falls.
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T. O. Larson
Teton County
Montana Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Great Falls
Wellenstein First to File for Teton County Representative
W H Wellenstein filed the Republican nomination for the state legislature from Teton County, promising faithful, impartial service. A son of J B Wellenstein, he farms on the Goffey and Wellenstein ranch north of Pendroy and has led the Teton County Farmers' Union as president. He was born in 1889, educated in Wisconsin and Helena, and has served in civil service and community groups. He and his wife have two sons.
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Teton County
W. H
Bill” Wieltenstein
Wellenstein
J. B. Wellenstein
Helena
Wisconsin
University of Montana
Civil Service
Montana
Idaho
Pendroy
Goffey & Wellenstein
New Roof Offer From Joseph Knudtzon
Advertisement states Knudtzon offers to supply new shingles and install them at the cost of shingles alone. Claims: carload of two finest grades, lasting performance, current or past pricing reference. Includes name Joseph Knudtzon and a price hint.
Omitted Name Graduates At Teton County High
Miss Jane Adams was unintentionally left off the published list of those who will graduate from Teton County High on Friday May 20. Misa Adams is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry B Adams of this city. St Stephens Church announces Trinity services and welcomes all. Lee H Young, General Missionary.
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Jane
Adams
Teton County High
Misa Adams
Harry B. Adams
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