Two Big Performances at Local Show This Saturday
A vivid notice invites audiences to a Saturday program on May 22 with a matinee at 2:00 PM and an evening show at 8:00 PM. The production promises supremely surprising acts and good value for families.
Discount Tickets Promised at Show Grounds
A Merchants Ticket unlocks admission with a 50c child ticket for 25c and an adult ticket for 35c at the show grounds.
Prairie Farm carpenter Ole Holland returns from Wisconsin visit
Ole Holland a Chateau carpenter came back to Montana last Friday after a month in Wisconsin visiting relatives and his ailing aunt Mrs Aunt Lien He passed Eau Claire and Fargo with windshield wiper in use and noted rainy weather He first came to Montana in 1914 and has since revisited often He grew up in Norway and enjoyed skating and skiing bringing back his old racing skates and joking about carrying his skits in the car
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Ole Holland
Chateau Carpenter
Prairie Farm
Wis
Lien
Eau Claire
Holland
Wisconsin
Fargo
N. D
Montana
Norway
Cole checking lamb feeding situation
Phil I. Cole local lamb and wool buyer left Sunday for Fargo North Dakota Grand Forks Minnesota and other towns in the Red River valley to study lamb feeding prospects for this fall with a Great Northern Railroad representative. He says rainfall this spring supports a very favorable outlook after last year's drought which reduced shipments from 40 50 cars to only six.
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Phil I. Cole
Fargo
N. D
Grand Forks
Minn
Red River Valley
Great Northern Railroad
Cole
Mr. Cole
Coghill Family Visit Highlights Weekend Reunion
J A Coghill and his wife visited their son Reo and wife from Sunday to Monday. Also noted is Miss Lila Reiquam, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Reiquam, who lives in Chateau during the school season, appearing among pupils at the annual piano recital Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Coghill
Reo
Lila Reiquam
Alvin Reiquam
Chateau
Great Falls
I.riedrick
C. Diedrick
J. Toenyes
Bill Steinbach
Fairfield
Elvera Uhlenkott
Joe Dirkes
M. Schaefer
Joe Primus
Irene
Teenyes
Ida Kummer
Raymond
Peter Stoker
Japp
Curtis Carpenter
Leonard
Deadly year claims 36000 killed and one million injured
A single year saw 36,000 fatalities and about 1,000,000 people injured. The grim toll highlights widespread harms across communities and sectors.
Local Socials and Community News Highlight Brady Baccalaureate
Mrs M S Buller hosts day night gathering with Patricia Ann Moulton among guests. Junior Waterman and wife entertain Katheryn Dupler Maxine Hoover Veda Myers Selah Arnold of Conrad and Hal Lie Ferris of Chateau. Over 70 dollars from Saturday hall dance. Chas Tomsha and wife visit R S McClenian home. C D Baquet and wife enjoy Sunday with Ray Dyer. Brady baccalaureate services held. Dorothy Dyer among graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Bullerdick
Patricia Ann Moulton
Junior Waterman
Katheryn Dupler
Maxine Hoover
Veda Myers
Selah Arnold
Conrad
Hallie Ferris
Chateau
H. D. Club
Chas. Tomsha
R. S. McClenian
C. D. Baquet
Ray Dyer
Brady
Lee
Dorothy Dyer
Swanson and Earls Families Host Weekend Visits
Pendroy Mrs. J. A. Swanson and family dined with Harry Swanson Thursday evening. W. J. Earls visited Bolen home in Fairfield Saturday. Ladies' Aid plans meeting Thursday with Mrs. Sprinkle.
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J. A. Swanson
Harry Swanson
W. J. Earls
Mrs. Bolen
Fairfield
Ladies’ Aid
Sprinkle
Community notices from Great Falls area social life
Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson visited with daughter and son in law at Power and attended business in Great Falls Wednesday and Thursday. Pendroy's daughter came from Bellingham to take Mr Pendroy home. The Harry Swanson family and others picnicked and attended a ball game at Chateau. Various families hosted dinners and visited in Great Falls and nearby towns. A Pendray H D club dance is set for May 22 to raise funds for 4 H work. 4 H club meeting planned for May 27 at 1 30 p m. Wellenstein and Blair vacationed in Kalispell.
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Fred Johnson
Power
Great Falls
Pendroy
Bellingham
Wash
Mr. Pendroy
Harry Swanson
E. N. Davis
Clara Lusty
Chateau
Dea
Cascade
Betty Talifson
Dick Rose
John Rose
Porter Ethel Reid
Heather Mitchell
George Porter
Estes
O. C. Durland
Fred Durland
Wm. Ellsworth
Bolen
Nick Wellenstein
W. J. Earles
Pendray
Beck News Picnic At Freeman Ranch Draws Crowd
Will Schwankie returned from Great Falls with his mother who will spend the summer on the Beck Fairview ranch. A large crowd attended the picnic given by Beck and Fairview schools at the Freeman ranch south of Chateau. Outdoor games and a picnic lunch Were served and all reported a good time.
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Will Schwankie
Great Falls
Will
Beck
Fairview
Freeman Ranch
Chateau
Social notes from Great Falls and surrounding areas
Shoppers and visitors frequent Great Falls with multiple households noted including Mr and Mrs Iriedrick, Mrs Diedrick, Mr and Mrs Toenyes, and others visiting homes of Primus Beck and Asmus. May 20 special I D club meeting at Mrs Asmus home with Mrs Decker assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Gamradt
Brady
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United States
Quaker State Oil
Rice Auto Court
Ray Newman
Mgr
Swagger Shop
Harold Wheeler
Kalispell
Lou Molumby
P. M. Campbell
W. H. Wellenstein
Beck News
Cigar Store
Post Office
Hanson Bros. Garage
Chuck’s Cafe
Texaco Fire Chief
Froggy’s Texaco Station
Gamble’s
Byler’s Market
FORD
F. 0. S. Chateau
L. E. Taylor
Atlas
Ray’s