Lions Recall First Years of Choteau Club
A Lions Club gathering marks ten years since Choteau organization with recounting founders and charter members. Dr J C McGregor recalls 1927 chartering, twelve active charter members honored with tokens, and a memorial for Harry A Ames. A German band provided music and Browning Scouts performed native dances.
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J. C. McGregor
Choteau
Great Falls
Chateau Club
John Hannan
R. E. Nelson
H. W. Bateman
B. J. Crary
D. P. Fabrick
C. A. Franks
John Hentgés
C. D. McDonald
Chas. McDonald
W. W. Smith
Phil S. Cole
J. E. Taylor
E. L. Jourdonnais
McGregor
Mr. Nelson
Harry A. Ames
Lion Irshal Davis
Cascade Lions Orchestra
Lion Bergstrom
Browning
Montana Extension Issues Outlook on Montana Crops
May issue of the Montana Agricultural Outlook by extension economist W. H. Lamphere is issued by the Montana Extension service. The report covers four major crops wheat wool sheep and potatoes and copies have been sent to extension agents statewide.
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Bozeman
Montana Agricultural Outlook
W. H. Lamphere
Montana Extension Service
Lamphere
Mountain View 4-H Club Holds Sixth Meeting
The Mountain View 4-H club met at Gordon Monkman home on May 13. A program of work was written, a committee appointed to arrange a fundraising dance, and a tasty lunch was served. Reporter Owen Monkman.
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Mountain View
4-H
Gordon Monkman
Owen Monkman
County 4-H Plan Details And Picnic Dates
ALL-COUNTY 4-H CLUB outlines schedule from May 27 to June 10 with matches at Choteau Bynum and Agawam plus a possible three game county championship series. Eligibility requires project start and up-to-date records for ages 10 to 20. Diamond Valley volunteers assist with grounds and pool. Dutton Lions aid recreation center efforts. past picnics drew 700 attendees near Collins on the Teton river.
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Choteau
Porter Bench
Fairfield
Bynum
Agawam
Fairield
Diamond Valley 4-H
Hfe Zuards
Collins
Teton River
Dutton Lions Club
Dutton
4-H Club Council
Bole Briefs and Community Activities Highlight Local Life
Social events unfold as Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hart host Sunday supper for Mr. and Mrs. John Holm. Lutheran Ladies Aid gathers at Bole hall with devotionals by Rev. Alstad and a bazaar planning program. Community updates note visitors, poems by Jean Nelson seventh grade, and a graduating class of twenty-eight with 78 alumni from 1929 to present. Class day is set for May 27 at 3:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hart
Ed. Willington
Great Falls
John Holm
Lutheran Church
Bole Hall
Alstad
Holm
Benson
Ja Stewart
Chateau
Standish
Marian Davis
Pete. Weyer
Stoffler
George Tetzel
Fairfield Beach
Phyllis Pepper
Choteau
Zeigler
T. I. Gap
Jack Jacobson
Robin
Bluebird
Jean Nelson
Arthur Buckingham
Grant Curtis
Warren Daley
James Dellno
Robert Johnson
Mahlon Lear
Arthur Linjall
Walter Lyons
Robert McDonald
Owen Moore
Earl Nelson
Virgil Nelson
Jimmie Peterson
LaVerne Peterson
Ralph Scott
Raymond Tumblin
Girle
Esther Arensmeyer
Greta Bush
Irene Clearman
Mary Cooper
Hazel Depner
Marguerite Dutro
Lenora , Eschandi
Dana Godfrey
Arlene Nelson
Bertha Nordhagen
Margaret Stenson
Rosemary Tennant
Eyvanna van Auken
Edith van Scherpenzeel
Kathleen Wallace
LeVarne Peterson
Hazel Depuer
Esther Arenameper
Republicans Set District Meeting at Rainbow Hotel
Republicans announce a district organization meeting at the Rainbow hotel in Great Falls at 3 p.m. on Monday May 24, replacing the previously announced date. All Republicans are invited and Teton county attendees should contact the secretary of the republican county central committee.
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Rainbow Hotel
Great Falls
Teton County
Republican County Central Committee
Public School Notes Highlight County Nurse Visit
Miss Hazel Anderson visits public school this week to examine pupils and send home slips with her recommendations. She notes especially the fine condition of the children's teeth.
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Hazel Anderson
Miss Anderson
Graduation exercises at local high school set for Friday
The high school graduation program includes a piano solo by James Delino and performances by the school orchestra and class poets. Attendees will note the prophecies and songs by students like Kathleen Wallace and Dona Godfrey with drum and dance numbers. the event is planned for Friday, May 28, at 8 o'clock.
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Clase
James Delino
Hasel- Depner
LaVerne
Pet‘ergen
Lenora’ ‘Eschandi
Ariene Nelson
Warren Daley
Arlene ‘Nelson
Lenora
Echine Dona Godfrey
Attorneys Johnson
Arefémeyer
Stone Eckford
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van Demark
Alberta- Montana
George Tennant
Jas. Eckford
H. G. Edwin Osteopathic
Chateau Hotel
Extension Service
Outlook On Montana Ag
Hirshberg’s
Alaska
Red Sockeye
Swans Down
Pkg
Majestic
Kraft
PUREX
Hills Bros
Bole
Annuch
Taley
Jean ‘Nelson
Morton
Public
Mountain View Gardens
Tommy’s
Demons of
Cascade
Just
Alco
Ella Mellon
Betty Baxley
Shell Station
Eannee
Choteau, Montana
Hanover
By Smilock
Cooper