Teton County Public Athletic Meet Draws Crowds
The annual Teton county public athletic meet held Saturday in Chateau exceeded attendance expectations. Awards combined with scholastic results placed Power first in village class and Baker first in rural class, with six gold medals given for top point scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Stafford
Teton County
Chateau
Stafford
Power
Collins
Dutton
Baker
Pleasant Ridge
Teton View
Evelyn Gaare
Fairfield
Thelma Smith
Baker School
Albert Hoffman
Madge ‘McClellan
Paul Parker
Former Choteau Forester Engaged in Elk Study
William A. Rush former assistant forest supervisor of the Lewis and Clark national forest now with the forest service based in Livingston spent the weekend in Chateau for official business and visiting friends. He is leading a study of the seasonal range feed habits and wintering of the Northern elk herd numbering about 17000 and spanning Yellowstone Absaroka and Gallatin forests. The study is funded by a Montana state game commission National Park Service and forest service agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Rush
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Forest Service
Livingston
Chateau
Joe
Rush
Montana State Game Commission
National Park Service
Opera Survey
Missoula
Yellowstone Park
Park
Absaroka
Gallatin National
Yellowstone
Gallatin
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Lewis and Clark Forest
Primary registration ends May 29 in Teton County
Electors must register by 5 p m on May 29 as required by state law interpreted by County Clerk George Carroll ex officio registrar. Primary election is set for July 15 with filing deadlines and fees outlined for county and state offices.
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Teton County
George Carroll
Central Committee
County Central Committee
State Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of State
Teton
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Choteau Falls Short in Opening Loss to Bootleggers
In front of a large crowd Choteau lost 4 to 0 to the Great Falls Bootleggers in the season opener. Otness hit a two bagger and the visitors capitalized with a fourth inning rally as Chateau struggled to score. A notable triple play by Choteau and Mayor Coffey’s wild pitch highlighted a defensively tight game.
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Choteau
Great Falls
Montana
Chance Chateau
Otness
Brewer
Midgett
Moore
Goldberg
Obert Dale
Chateau
Bross
Rowe
American Legion
Coffey
Robert Clarkson
Lions Club
C. S McDonald
A.B. R. H. O. A. Cardell
Alquist
Franson
Sccssenenee
Miasett
Eeceeenee
Core
Dal
Wcsccreeascessesenrerscoree
Edwards
A.B. R
A Rose
G. Bross
Lenihan
Brow, SB. O
S. Bross
Cccee
S. Furlong
George Cof
Fey, Jr
Cardell
Evans
Row
Dale
Hodgskiss
Clarkson
Great Falls Scout Leader Highlights Global Ties For Troop 51
The address by Mr. Maclay reminded Choteau area Scouts they belong to a worldwide organization. Scoutmaster Carroll thanked the boys at closing. Visitors from Great Falls included Robert Sanding Stephen Willey and John Snyder. Troop 51 is sponsored by the Choteau Lions Club.
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Great Falls
Maclay
Chateau Scouts
Carroll
Choteau
Robert Sanding
Stephen Willey
Join Snyder
Choteau Lions Club
DeMolays-Masons Host May Meeting With Guests
Teton Chapter DeMolays invites all Masons and DeMolays to a May 26 meeting at 7 p m with guests Theodore K Little field representative G C Order of DeMolay and Hugh Sutherland district governor of DeMolay.
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P. m
Teton
Orde
Eodore K. Little
G. C. Order of
Hugh Sutherland
Baccalaureate Services Planned at Teton High Auditorium
The Teton county high school holds baccalaureate Sunday evening with Dr. Wendell S. Brooks of Helena as speaker and Irving W. Smith of Great Falls delivering the commencement address. Twenty eight seniors graduate with Ellen Shields salutatorian and Thelma Swenson valedictorian. week events include class day and junior prom through May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell S. Brooks
Helena
Teton County High School
Intermountain Union College
Irving W. Smith
Great Falls
Ellen Shields
Thelma Swenson
M. E
E. M. Bammel
A. B. Guthrie
Chateau Creamery Begins Commercial Ice Cream Production
After two months of prep costing over 4000 dollars the Chateau Creamery starts producing Quality Brand ice cream. Manager W W Smith says the pasteurized cream and milk product is pure and the facility uses calcium chloride brine freezing with a viscolizer for smooth texture. Bulk and brick formats are offered and 400 public schoolchildren are treated to free cups at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Creamery
Chateau
Teton County
W. W. Smith
Givens Ranch House Burns West of Chateau
Fire last Friday night destroyed the T H Givens ranch house located a mile west of Chateau. The unoccupied building, valued at about 2500 dollars and well insured, burned around 9 o clock with unknown causes. Volunteers responded but city equipment was not used. The log structure incorporated wood from the old Sam Bird house. Givens rebuilt it 12 to 15 years ago with modern additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H Givens
Chateau
Sam Bird
Mr. Givens
Shelby Educator Jackson Chooses Seattle Home
Lawrence P. Jackson former Shelby high school faculty member and solo director of the band will move from Shelby to Seattle with his wife to begin their future home. He has accepted a position with the Pacific Music house and previously taught at Browning high school where he built the Indian band. He also directed the American Legion band in this city and led various musical groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence P. Jackson
Shelby
Shelby High School
Mr. Jackson
Chateau
Will Motor
Seattle
Pacific Music House
Browning High School
Mrs B I Packers Mother Dies in Wisconsin
Mrs George Huber mother of Mrs Bert I Packer of this city died in Poynette Wisconsin shortly after midnight last Friday. Mr Packer learned of the death by wire and a sister telephoned to Mrs Packer as the end neared. Mrs Huber had been an invalid for years and leaves two sons and five daughters including Mrs Packer and Mrs Harry Morrison of Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Huber
Bert I. Packer
Poynette
Wisconsin
Vacation Schedule Sets Day Services at Chateau Church
The Methodist church of Chateau begins a day schedule from June 1 through September 1 under Rev. E R Kuemmer. Morning worship runs 9 to about 10 with combined Sunday school and service, and no evening service to encourage daytime attendance and outdoor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church of
Chateau
E. R. Kuemmer
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Collins and
Weather Man
Greenfield
Greenfield Beach
Choteau Boy Scouts
American Legion Band
Chateau Boy Scouts
J. Kent Midgett
G. C. Core
C. D. McDonald
W. B. Butchart
Alva Larson
Helen Thompson
Hershel Ingersoll
John Hentges
W. H. Gorham
Troop 51
B. S.A
Chateau Boy Scouts of America
Eagle Patrol
Owl Parol
Norman Brown
John Billings
Tenderfoot Scouts
Tenderfoot
Russell Conklin
Mr. Conklin
E. G. Maclay
TOTAL
Pondera
Pondera All Stars
Conrad
All Stars
Givens
B. I. Packer
Citizens State Bank
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