American Legion Plans Memorial Day Program
Chateau Post No 6 of the American Legion plans Memorial day observances next Wednesday. Captain C James Smith chairs the arrangements with B I Packer Pat Campbell and C W Fields on the committee. A 10 a m parade will start at the court house with assembly by Dr C W Boussard on the bugle call. After the parade a cemetery program includes remarks by M S Bullerdick and Rev Jas J Sheerin addressing patriotism and peace. Banks and businesses will close for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Post No. 6
American Legion
C. James Smith
B. I. Packer
Pat Campbell
C. W. Fields
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Chateau Band
Boy Scouts
Court House
C. W. Boussard
The
Jas. J. Sheerin
St. Luke’s
Iness
Billy Wallace
Halvor Daley
John Billings
Dave DeTour a War Veteran Dies in Portland Hospital
War veteran Dave Smoky DeTour died in a government veterans hospital after an operation for throat cancer. He served in the Spanish American War in the Philippines and was known in Chateau where he lived for 15 years as a bartender and business partner in local ventures. He and his wife moved to Medford about five years ago and he had been hospitalized for about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Dave DeTour
Chateau
Veterans
Mr. DeTour
Philippines
Gold Leaf
George Burrell
Medford
Oregon
Veterans’ Hospital
Farmers to receive 1934 crop maps with compliance notes
The Teton County Wheat Allotment committee announced maps outlining each farm under allotment will be mailed within two weeks. Farmers must report changes in tenancy or ownership to avoid delaying the second payment and prepare proof of compliance sworn by the contracting farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Mabel Caskey
Robt. Clarkson
Caskey
Hodgskiss Given FERA Appointment in Montana Districts
Robert Clarkson announced the division of Montana into five FERA districts with 10 field supervisors. Hodgskiss will head the 2nd district covering Toole, Liberty, and nearby counties with Great Falls as HQ. About 100 subsistence homesteads are planned and immediate farm relief, rodent and pest control campaigns have begun. Community gardens are planted to aid some 7,800 relief families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
FERA
Helena
J. A. Krall
Culbertson
Howard E. Smith
Stanford
H. D. Griffin
Bozeman
Dorr Skeels
Missoula
J. E. Hodgskiss
Chateau
Skeels
Mary Hansen
Ethel Arnett
Kalispell
Janet Rowan
Clara K. Dugan
Lewistown
Olga Stromset
Miles City
Hodgskiss
Toole
Liberty
Pondora
Teton
Lewis and Clark
Chouteau
Cascade
Meagher
Broadwater
Jefferson
Madison
Gallatin and Park
Great Falls
Clarkson
Montana
Operetta Postponed To Be Presented Tonight
The grade school operetta Pinocchio scheduled for Tuesday night was postponed to tonight due to costumes not arriving. Mrs Edna K Lawson directed the production and will present it at the high school auditorium with a large trained cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. K
Edna K. Lawson
Poppy Day Observance Planned by Chateau Group
Chateau joins national Poppy Day observance set for Saturday May 26 with poppies distributed by about 100000 American Legion auxiliary volunteers. Mrs Geo Carroll and Mrs H C Huffman lead the local effort, with Dorothy Moore and Kathleen Wallace operating a poppy booth in the Larson block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
United States
France
Belgium
American Legion Auxiliary
Geo. Carroll
H. C. Huffman
C. D. McDonald
Eugene L. Murphy
E. W. Allen
Clara H. Baker
Dorothy Moore
Kathleen Wallace
J. J. Hannan
Larson Block
Fort Harrison
All-Stars Triumph in Season Opener Over Belt Miners
The Belt Miners lost their season opener to the Teton All-Stars 5 to ? under tough conditions. Black struck out 20 for the All-Stars while Klimas fanned 11 for Belt. Key plays included S. Johnson scoring for Belt and C. Fish delivering a late single as Belt rallied but fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt Miners
Teton All-Stars
Black
Klimas
Sraees
Belt
S. Johnson
H. Johnson
C. Fish
Fish
Zile
Cranston
G. Hanson
F. Hanson
Net
Core
Ditto
Jewell
All-Stars
BIACK
Pu .O
Sseceeeneese
Otness
Eeessersens
Ecce
E. S. Johnson
C Fish
J. Zile
C. Johnson
R. Fish
Esses
Brown
Rf Wu
Q Klimas
Sceeeee
Moore
New Ice Cream Flavors for Choteau Creamery
W. W. Smith announces two new flavors peppermint stick and pecan brunch. Pecan krunch goes on sale next Saturday, peppermint stick adds later. Special materials from Pangburn Co. Fort Worth. Dealers offer half price home-pack for pecan krunch with ad cutout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Creamery
W. W. Smith
Pangburn Company
Fort Worth
Texas
White Gophers Spread Across Montana Regions
The Ploweree ranch is not the only Montana site with white gophers. C. C. Coffey brought three juvenile gophers to town, one pure white with pink eyes. A litter near Chateau included two white pups, two were captured alive after drowning the rest. The display sits at Citizens State bank, the cage built for mice by Dr. H. Beaupre and Clyde Darby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploweree
Montana
Great Falls
Frank McCabe
Fur Trade Firm Closes Local Shop For Summer
W E Pinnell and Morris Talifson proprietors of the Pinnell Fur Co. closed their business here for the summer and departed for Lacomb Oregon to spend the season. They will return next fall when the fur season opens. Pinnell has leased his one acre Spring Creek property above town to Ernest Spokeley of Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orgeon
W. E. Pinnell
Morris Talifson
Pinnell Fur Co
Lacomb
Oregon
Pinnell
Spring Creek
Ernest Spokeley
Choteau
Band Concert Here Saturday By Chateau Group
The Chateau band led by Dr. C. W. Boussard will stage a street concert Saturday at 7 30 PM. About 10 musicians from the Elk's band in Great Falls will join the local players for the performance.
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Chateau Band
C. W. Boussard
Elk’s Band
Great Falls
Accidental Killing on Montana Highway Reported
Lindseth witnessed the accidental killing of H. C. Nelson a Jefferson county area foreman for the state highway commission. Nelson died when a highway maintainer backed over his head seven miles south of Helena. Nelson from Starbuck Minnesota was about 33 years old. Mayor Burns L. E. Taylor and C. A. Franks arrived within a minute of the tragedy. The scene is in the north end of Jefferson county. The accident occurred while Nelson was riding with Lindseth on the machine. The mayor and council members had been returning from Butte where they viewed a potential power grader for the city’s highway program. The Lewis and Clark trail project could receive federal funds this summer.
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Helena
Lindseth
Highway Commission
Jefferson County
Nelson
Starbuck
Minn
Burns
Taylor
Franks
Butte
L. E. Jones
Hall-Perry Machinery Co
R. 1 Rader
State Highway Commission
Congress
House
Augusta
Commencement exercises honor Teton High graduates
Forty seven graduates received diplomas at the 31st annual Teton High commencement in the school auditorium. Speakers included Marjorie Briggs and Leah Stott, with remarks on dramatics and music education, physical education, revenue sources, and community employment of graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High
Jas. T. Robison
A. B. Guthrie
Arnold Hanusa
Hollander
Chas. E. Hunziker
Edwin Dover
R. Kaemmer
Robison
Dover
J. A. Thompson
Maybelle Waltz
Leslie Burns
Marjorie Briggs
Paul Briggs
Pendrey
Publc
Leah Stott
Eighth Graders to Receive Diplomas at Chateau Public School
Friday night at the high school auditorium the Chateau Public School eighth grade graduation exercises will honor twenty eight students. John B. Conlin, new board member, will present diplomas with a program featuring student speakers and selections by the glee club and the audience will hear from Kathryn McDonald and Jere Coffey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Public School
John B. Conlin
Origiesurgeon
Ruby Miller
Kathryn McDonald
Marie Conlia
Aid
Bly Walace
Robert Zion
James Martin
Cora Otness
Mildred Harrington
Helen Miller
Glenn Hardy
Esther Blomberg
Margaret Young
Lois Halberg
Evelyn Hodgskiss
Jere Coffey
Lee
Tle
John Conlin
Wire
Robin van Scherpenzeel
Billy Wallace
Kathleen Hannan
Mildred Warrington
Norman Rosengren
Clara Blomberg
Lois Hallberg
Ellen Nordhagen
Henrietta Tumblin
Maxine Peterson
Lillian Owens
Marie Conlin
Glenn Bushman
Joy DeWitt
Hubert Peters
Margrret Young
Flora MacDonald
Katherine Dutro
Reinhardt Arensmeyer
Robert van Scherpenzeel
Agawam Girl Dies After Illness at Chateau Hospital
Dorothy Rose Mancoronal 11 of Agawam died last Thursday from encephalitis lethargica. She was born May 1 1923 in Agawam and is survived by her parents Morris and Mrs Mancoronal and siblings Morris Jr Helen and Mabel. Funeral services were Sunday at the Methodist church with music by Mrs Kropp Roll Dover and Daley and piano by Mrs Bullerdick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rose Mancoronal
Morris Mancoronal
Agawam
Chateau Hospital
Dorothy Rose
Morris, Jr
Helen
Mabel
Edwin Dover
Paul Kropp
H. M. Daley
Jesus
Republican Central Committee to Meet Saturday
Sam Ness chair of the Teton county Republican Central Committee calls a brief meeting for Saturday evening May 26 at the courthouse. Secretary B Packer notes the goal is to recruit someone in every precinct to file for precinct committeeman in the July primaries, aiming to have a committeeman and committeewoman per precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ness
Teton County
Republican Central Committee
Court House
B. {. Packer
Central Committee
Anitras Dances in Library Notes and Hours Change
The weekly pay shelf offers Anitras Dances by Fannie Hurst as the new library book. Rudolph Gruno is a fictional musician chasing the Span of Life symphony while Anitra, his daughter, handles practical matters amid suitors and kin. The library will close on Wednesdays but will stay open Saturdays 3 to 5 PM all summer, inviting readers to browse magazines, with or without a card.
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Anitras Dances
Fannie Hurst
Rudolph Gruno
Anitra
Anitras
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