Evangelist Dr. D L Coale To Lead Chateau Meetings
Dr. D L Coale of Los Angeles will arrive Monday May 26 to begin a two week series of evangelistic meetings at the Chateau Methodist Church. Services run nightly except Saturdays through Sunday June 8 with two daily sessions 10 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. He brings a national reputation and a record of 150000 conversions and 4000+ young men and 3700+ young women involved in Christian work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Coale
Los Angeles
California
Methodist Church
Chateau
Coale
Van
Our Land
Atlantic
Moody
Sam Jones
Billy Sunday
Gypsy Rose Smith
America
Europe
Holy Land
Poppy Day pledges from many American figures
A poem from Vera Williams of Manson Iowa presents multiple figures including a mother a doctor a welfare worker a veteran and a preacher agreeing to wear and buy poppies. The verses emphasize honoring fallen soldiers supporting widows and disabled veterans and healing war wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Williams
Manson
Iowa
National News of American Legion Auxiliary
Fragmentary request notes flowers in unspecified context
The fragmentary text mentions flowers and a request but lacks clear details. No names places dates or events are readable to identify a specific incident or moment.
Anglers Prepare for Montana Fishing Season Opening
The Montana Fish and Game department sets the Teton county regulations for the May 25 to November 16 season. Open hours are 5 a.m. to 9 30 p.m. No licenses for under fif teen. Daily bag limits differ by species with a 15 fish cap and a five inch limit exception. some waters closed year round. Ice and seasonal closures affect Pishkun Reservoir Choteau Slough and Split Rock Lake with specific March to September dates.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
Teton County
Big George
Hannan
Blacktail
Wagner Creeks
Spring Creek
Pishkun Reservoir
Choteau
Teton River
Split Rock Lake
Relatives of Choteau Founder Visit Town
Mrs. Julia Wahrer and daughter Barbara of Fort Madison Iowa toured Choteau last week seeking early history of the city They are related to Pierre Choteau through Mrs Wahrers mother Marie Louise Chauvin They toured the Post Tavern and local museum and expressed interest in making Choteau their home someday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Julia Wahrer
Barbara
Fort Madison
Iowa
Wahrer
Pierre Choteau
Fleming Transfer Promotes Local Gas Office Manager
Ray Fleming, longtime manager of the Montana Dakota Utilities Co. local office, is transferred to Conrad as manager of the Conrad office effective June first. Julius Moser will assume Fleming’s duties here, having served as Conrad’s assistant and stood in for Fleming on multiple occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fleming
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Conrad
Chateau
King
Rad
Fleming
Julius Moser
Mozer
Montana Power Co Cuts Electric Rates Twice in Past Year
Montana Power Co announces a second rate reduction in less than eighteen months. Company manager C. T. Booker says a company representative will call on every customer in Great Falls to explain new ways to stretch the electric dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Co
C. T. Booker
Great Falls
Mr. Booker
Poppy Day Remembrance Emphasized by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary promotes Poppy Day since 1918. Poppies, crafted by disabled veterans, symbolize love, courage, and sacrifice and are sold to support veterans and their families. Mrs. Geo. A. Carroll submits the tribute urging wearers to honor the dead and aid the living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Auxiliary
Geo. A. Carroll
American Legion Auxiliary
Volunteer Wheat Classified as Acreage Planted Under 1941 Policy
W H Wellenstein states volunteer wheat counts as planted wheat for wheat acreage allotments under the 1941 Agricultural Conservation program. Farmers may dispose of volunteer wheat by June 1 for winter and June 15 for spring with specified tillage, clipping rules, and ground deposition. If clipping occurs after jointing, a second clip is required and all clipped wheat remains on the ground. Excess volunteer plus seeded wheat reduces wheat parity payments, loans, and ACA payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wellenstein
Teton County Agricultural Conservation Association
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Five Local Boys Complete Driver Tests in Fargo
Five local high school students passed examinations held Tuesday night under the Ford Good Drivers League. Tests were by a Ford Motor Co. representative from the Fargo branch, with Al Barton of the local Ford dealer. Participants were Charles Cooper, Harry Gies, John Woodward, Robert Daley, and Fred Swain. Additional tests will follow. The effort seeks top state drivers to compete in Detroit for scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Good Drivers League
Ford Motor Co
Fargo
al Barton
Ford
Charles Cooper
Harry Gies
John Woodward
Robert Daley
Fred Swain
Barton
Detroit
Longmuir Undergoes Cataract Operation in Tucson
Mrs Mary Stevens reports Alec Longmuir underwent cataract surgery at a Tucson hospital on May 12 and is progressing splendidly with expected discharge around May 21. He hopes to return home by June 1, welcomed by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Fallon
Mary Stevens
Alec Longmuir
Tucson
Ariz
Longmuir
Red Cross Quota Due by May 27 in Need of Knitters
The Red Cross urges completion of the present quota by Tuesday May 27, including dresses and hospital pajamas. 100 pounds of sweater wool are on hand and knitters are asked to call for yarn as Britain requests a million garments by October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Great Britain
American Red Cross
Harrison Craig Dies Suddenly at 57 in Great Falls
Funeral held Monday at 2 p m in W H George chapel Great Falls for Harrison Craig who died Friday night. He was a machinist welder at L E Taylor Garage for eight years and left a wife Vera and two stepchildren. He was 57, born June 5 1883 in Craig, survived by siblings and in laws, with burial in Great Falls Mausoleum.
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Chateau
W. H. George
Great Falls
Harrison Craig
L. J. Taylor
Jack Duffey
Art
Tesch
Tom Liscum
Frank Curtis
Mr. Timmerman
Craig
L. E. Taylor
Deaconess Hospital
Warren Craig
Cascade
Choteau
Vera Craig
James Martin
Doris Blakeslee
John Craig
Marvin Craig
Helena
Will Craig
Wolf Creek
Suelly King
Laura Sullivan
Spokane, Wash
Construction Loans Now Available for Rural Housing
The Fairfield and Greenfield Community Planning committees and the Farm Security Administration announced a new construction loan program for rural housing on the Fairfield project. About 50 farmers, many longtime residents, may remodel or build new homes and farm structures. Loans expected to be available around July 1, with details from Harold Werre at the Fairfield FSA office or Glenn Baird, associate county agent.
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Fairfield
Greenfield Community Planning Committees
Farm Security Administration
County Planning Board
FSA
Harold Werre
Mr. Werre
Glenn Baird
Sportsmen to Meet At Moose Hall Saturday Evening
The Teton County Sportsmen's Association schedules a Saturday 8 PM meeting at the Moose hall. State big game manager Bob Cooney will present pictures, and a free lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Gets Two-Year Sentence For Theft of Pelts
Lambert Pierce and his wife were jailed on theft of sheep pelts from the Paul Kropp ranch. Pierce received a two year sentence in Judge Hattersley’s court and was sent to Deer Lodge by Sheriff Peterson after being held in county jail. Kropp identified his wool among 200 sacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert Pierce
Paul Kropp
Eddie Powers
Fairfield
J. G. Jackson
Cornelius Albone
Great Falls
Dutton
Dick Beyl
Clearman
O Hares Team Wins First In Magpie Drive
O Hares team clinched first with 6 366 points beating Jack Armstrong's group 1 226. They collected 1 261 eggs 845 fledglings and 67 adults worth 1 5 and 10 points respectively. Fifteen dollars prize plus 2 donated by Lee Clark. each O Hares boy earned 1 55 and Armstrong's 45 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O’hare
Sportsmen’s Association
O’hare
Jack Armstrong
O'Hare
Armstrong
Teton
Lee Clark
Jackie O'Neil
Tommy O'Neil
Gordon Dellno
Teddy Allum
Sonny Vigen
Cecil Snyder
Ernie Snyder
Albert Carlson
Jimmy Forrest
Russ Gleason
Bobby Scott
LaVerne
Bob Dahlin
Lawrence Burlingame
Kenneth Burlingame
Red Woodward
Bob Arensmeyer
Bud Arensmeyer
H. Nelson
Lloyd Nelson
Richard Olson
Citizenship Night Observance At County High School
Residents are urged to attend Am An American Night at 8 p m in the county high school auditorium tomorrow Friday. A parade for I Am An American Day is planned with Legion members gathering at the Court House at 7 o'clock wearing caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Court House
Countywide Program Aims to Inspire American Pride
A community effort seeks to present a suitable program for all residents of the county. A feature of the evening will be a street parade at 7 p m in which five school bands from the county will participate.
Sulgrove Tourist Court and Rice Cottages Honored in Travel Guide
Choteau residents learn that Sulgrove Tourist Court and Rice Auto Court have been added to Duncan Hines travel guide Lodging for a Night. The manual lists top overnight lodging nationwide and is a trusted resource for comfort and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulgrove
Travel Guide
Choteau
Duncan Hines
Wheat marketing quotas on referendum in 1941 42
Farmers across the nation vote on May 31 to approve or reject wheat marketing quotas for 1941 and 1942. The vote hinges on whether farmers will limit marketing to allotments or normal yields, affecting wheat loans and prices. County AAA committees schedule meetings in Chateau, Power, Dutton, Collins, Fairfield, and Pendray to discuss the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sw Rt Beth
Teton County
Great Plains
Triple A
Chateau
Power
Dutton
Collins
Parachute Corps Formed for Mis soula Region
Forest Service headquarters at Missoula announced a parachute corps of three eight man crews has been approved for the region. One unit may be stationed at Big Prairie ranger station on the Flathead forest to fight fires in the Teton district. Applicants must have a high school education three years forest fire experience ages twenty five to thirty five and weigh between 130 and 190 pounds.
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Forest Service
Missoula
Wm. Gaffney
Ranger
Big Prairie
Flathead Forest
Teton
Aeronautics
Authority & Lot
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M. E. Church
Will
H. K. Briley
National Poppy Committee
Alex Longmuir
Saci. Nutter
al Mending
M. Pendray
Parachute Corps
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