Lions Act on Numerous Local Matters Monday
Chateau Lions club officers and directors met Monday to approve actions. A recreation school committee was formed with County Agent Robert Clarkson for early June. Fourth of July observance plans with the local Woman's club were set, Charter night rescheduled to June 10, and Browning charter help arranged. Delegates were named to the district convention in Missoula and the Montana Welfare conference in Great Falls. C. W. Burns joined the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
L. E. Taylor
K. B.sturgis
M. K. Luther
W. W. Smith
Robert Clarkson
Choteau
Choteau Woman’s Club In the Observance of Fourth of July In Choteau
H. E. Adams
John Hentges
K. E B. Sturgis
H. W. Bateman
J. J. Hannan
Charles Franks
Chateau
Browning
R. I. Nelson
Missoula
Montana
Alberta
Severe weekend windstorm harms crops and lines near Fairfield
A historic windstorm swept through the region over Saturday to Monday causing soil blowing and damage to ripening grain and peas. Telephone poles toppled near Fairfield and fences were damaged as high winds shifted from west to north bringing snow and frost. Ear Mountain station logged .15 inches of precipitation.
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Fairfield
Ear Mountain Ranger Station
Teton Future Farmers Elect Officers and Rank Advancements
At the Teton chapter of the Future Farmers of America meeting at the high school, officers were elected for the year: Willard Paulus president, Billy Jones vice president, Wardell Moss secretary, Howard Gaare treasurer, Leslie Ocrtel watch dog. Several members advanced in rank to the second degree future farmer. inducted were James Connole Emerson Earles Howard Gaare Glen Bingham Billy Jones Charles Lewis Lowry Larson Max Moore Vernald Olson Robert Sheppard Gerald Stott Francis Truchot Orris Tweet. Plans included a summer picnic, horse shoe contest rules, a trophy case, and a savings account for members. The meeting was led by James Connole in the president’s absence.
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Teton
Future Farmers of America
Willard Paulus
Billy Jones
Wardell Moss
Howard Gaare
Leslie Ocrtel
James Connole
Emerson Earles
Glen Bingham
Charles Lewis
Lowry Larson
Max Moore
Vernald Olson
Robert Sheppard
Gerald Stott
Francis Truchot
Orris
Meet With Miss Hazel Kidder Here Saturday
Seventeen leaders from home demonstration clubs met in Chateau with clothing expert Miss Hazel Kidder from Montana State College. Plans were laid for an August 5 achievement day at the city park pavilion with exhibits, lunch, and entertainment. Committees cover lunch, exhibit, nursery, and coffee. Kidder to talk on color.
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Chateau
Hazel Kidder
Montana State College
A. H. Gamble
Paul Mathis
Dell Green
J. H. Gutshall
T. J. Cheetham
C. O. Juelfs
Lauella Averill
I. N. Caskey
Robert Clarkson
Local Ladies Attending Diamond Valley Event
Mrs. C O Juelfs and Mrs A H Gamble join Mrs Henry Nyhns in Diamond Valley. Mrs Paul Mathis and Mrs E M Bammel from Farmington also attend. Bob and Mrs I N Caskey from Liberty Center are listed among attendees.
Goats Triumph Over DeMolays In Kitten Ball Rematch
The Goats, a Mans team, defeated the DeMolays 12 to 11 in a Tuesday kitten ball return game. Umpire Clint Core officiated with two more local teams, Racketeers and Independents, preparing for a city league this summer and a two games weekly schedule starting next Tuesday.
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Goats
Norris
Holmes
Halverson
Earles
Monkman
Webb
Morgan
Thompson
Sulgrove
Olson
Hodgskiss
Bateman
Davis
Barribal
Nelson
Moore
Luther
McClue
Ness
Sturgis
Ramsey
Jackson
Clarkson
Clint Core
Racketeers
Independents
Bill Olson
Dr. Bateman
Tom Dellno
Rocketeers
Local Boy Scout Troop 51 Re Registered for New Year
Troop 51 of Boy Scouts held a re registration at the city park on Wednesday evening to mark the anniversary. Inter patrol contests featured winners Owl wall scaling and knot tying, Eagle relay, friction fire demonstration by Warren Adams and John Robison. Cubs advancing earned badges, and a short play by No 1 led by John Nordhagen followed. Re registered scouts include Warren Adams Reinhardt Arensmeyer Paul Baillie Lynn Baker Wilbur Barker John Billings Jack Core Joe Darby.
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Boy Scouts
Warren Adams
John Robison
John Nordhagen
Scout troop elects leadership and committee officers
Lester, Franks, Russell Lockhart, De Loss Moulton, Francis Moye, Mikie Mozer, John Nordhagen, Berger Owens, John Owens, Vincent Peters, John Robison, Norman Rosengren, Walter Tennant, Kenneth Thompson, Howard Truchot, Alvin Young, Hughie Bleeker, Floyd Byler, Hubert Peters, George Carrol named scoutmaster again with Arnold Hanusa as assistant. K. E. Sturgis named chairman of the troop committee to succeed W. E. Lockhart. Other committee members include M. S. Bullerdick publicity, A. B. Guthrie advancement, L. E. Taylor finance, and E. J. Crary out-of-doors activities and camp.
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W. E. Lockhart
M. S. Bullerdick
A. B. Guthrie
L. E. Taylor
E. J. Crary
Norwegian Independence Anniversary Celebration Attended
A Chateau guest motored to Fairfield last Saturday to join the annual celebration of Norwegian independence. Senator T. O. Larson presided and Congressman Scott Leavitt gave the principal address. A dance followed the program.
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Chateau
Fairfield
T. O. Larson
Scott Leavitt
Advanced Indians Organized California Schools Long Before
An anthropologist at the University of California reports that California Indians established organized elementary and higher instruction in ceremonial and religious matters well before white contact.
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California
University of California
Notice to Creditors Estate of Anthony Minster deceased
Administrator H W Bateman requests all creditors and claimants of Anthony Minster to present proofs with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be filed at Bert I Packer’s office in Chateau Montana, the estate’s business office. First publication May 21 1931 and last publication June 11 1931.
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Anthony Minster
Bert I. Packer
Chateau
Montana
H. W. Bateman
Wanted ads for estray horses with branding details
Light grey gelding branded double lazy EH bar on left hip appears stray. Dark grey gelding branded bar lazy F on right shoulder. Sorrel gelding branded 36 on left thigh. Notify W. H. Stecker in Augusta Montana.
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W. H. Stecker
Augusta
Mont
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Lions
Montana State Welfare Conference
Great Falls
C. W. Burns
Sauerkraut
Choteau Meat CO
Nick and
Bill
Milan
Choteau, Montana
Teton Future Farmers
Meee T
Lavella Averill
Collins
G. Sprinkle
E. V. Tumblin
M. Kaupish
Pendroy
Hanson
del Green
Bynum
Ed. Hanson
Agawam
G.A. Talbert
Jay Gitchel
M. D. Jackson
T. J. Cheet
Choteau Acantha
Acantha
Pinnell Fur Co
Erma Baldwin
C. W. Wymer
O. Hansen
J. M. Weaver
Netted Gem
Bliss Triumph
J. E. Hodgskiss
Majestic
Monarch
J. A. Baart
Teton River
G. H. McDowell
Yale
L. E. Taylor Garage
Two &Ft
John Deere
Joe Baart
City of Choteau
W. E. Howard
Harry van de Riet
C” Baldwin Piano Co
Cincinati, O
the Harvester-Thresher Savings Investment Plan
McCormick-Deering Harvester
McCormick-Deering
McCormick- Deering
International Harvester
McCormick Deering Harvester
McCormick-Deering Dealer
McCormick-Deering Harvester Thresher
Great Falls, Mont
International Harvester Company OF America
Second Street
R. C. Ashworth
Pendroy, Montana
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