Olson seeks Republican sheriff nomination in Fairfield parish
Julius Olson announces his candidacy for sheriff as a Republican. He filed his nominating petition Monday and pledged to administer the office economically and fairly. Olson, a Fairfield rancher who moved from Minnesota in 1917, has worked for Power Morgan and sent his daughter Mildred to the Choteau hospital while the family lived in Chateau during 1930-31.
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J. B. Olson
Fairfield
Chateau
Olson
Eton County
Minnesota
Power Morgan Company
Primary registration closes in Teton County Friday
County Clerk and Recorder George Carroll issues official notice that registration books for the upcoming primary election will close Friday of next week in Teton County.
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Teton County
George Carroll
Fairfield Drops Local Baseball Nine After Choteau Request
The Fairfield Times reports that Fairfield will not field a baseball nine this season after Choteau Lions Club asked Fairfield to abandon its plans in favor of moving three of Choteau's games to Fairfield. The change stirs regret as local enthusiasm hinges on a local team, but limited talent may force towns to share players.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Times
Choteau
Choteau Lions Club
License to wed issued for Arnold Hanusa and Marguerite Vaughn
Clerk of the Court Blanche M. Jacobson issued a license to wed yesterday to Arnold Hanusa and Marguerite Vaughn, both residents of the city.
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Blanche M. Jacobson
Arnold Hanusa
Marguerite Vaughn
Poppies Bloom for Choteau Sale Boosted by Auxiliary
Mrs. B. I. Packer announces the American Legion auxiliary poppy sale in Choteau on Saturday starting at 8 a.m. The tradition ties battlefield poppies to remembrance, urging wide participation to honor fallen soldiers.
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Choteau
Battle Front
France
B. I. Packer
American Legion Auxiliary
America
Chateau
Many Papers to Be Graded by County Exam Board
Seventh and eighth grade examinations were held at Pendroy Chateau Collins Dutton Bynum and Fairfield. A total of 75 pupils took the eighth grade and 85 the seventh. The county examining board began grading yesterday using state furnished booklets, with 812 to go through. The board includes Miss McArdle of Pendrey and Mrs. Helen Thompson and Mrs. Anna E. Stafford.
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Pendroy
Chateau
Collins
Dutton
Bynum
Fairfield
County Examining Board
McArdle
Pendrey
Helen Thompson
Anna E. Stafford
City
Troop Re-Registration Featuring Scout Picnic
The Chateau Boy Scout troop will re-register on Friday June 2 and hold its annual city park picnic. Parents and others interested in scouting are invited. The Scouts will present a program with Russell Conklin in attendance.
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Chateau
Russell Conklin
21 Cent Gasoline in Chateau Short Lived
Gasoline in Chateau briefly fell to 21 cents before rising to 23 and 25 cents. Shell Texaco Red Crown Conoco and Arrow hit 25, while Pond-O-Ray shows 23. Dealers note crude price advances push costs higher. Montana drivers see prices lower than many areas.
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Chateau
Montana
Shell
Texaco
Red Crown
Conoco
Arrow
Band Concert Delights City Park Crowd
Large crowd enjoyed a Saturday night concert by the Chateau band at the city park. The concert was audible citywide and praised as one of the band's best performances. Conrad musicians were absent as planned. Memorial Day show remains on and a Conrad trip was canceled.
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City Park
Chateau
Conrad
Memorial Sunday at Methodist Church Plans and Summer Schedule
The Methodist Church schedules May 29 services at 10:00 a.m. church school and 11:15 a.m. worship with violin numbers by Miss Saterlie and a story sermon "The Unknown Soldier Speaks" by John Haynes Holmes. Beginning June 5 services move to 9:00 a.m. through June July August. pastor Kaemmer will take time off for a golden wedding anniversary trip.
Local Club Gatherings Schedule Updated
The Ladies' Aid postpones a week and meets Wednesday June 8. The Home Demonstration club gathers June 2 at 2 pm at Mrs. Cecil Passmore’s home with hosts Passmore and Swenson. Roll call asks My Biggest Thrill as a Child and a council report will be shared. Tomato plants will be distributed.
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Ladies’ Aid
Home Demonstration Club
Cecil Passmore
L. G. Passmore
C. M. Swenson
Wm. Jacobs
Columbus Hospital
Mabel Tokerud
Dee David
Robert Smith
Local Graduates and Community Events Highlight Week
Three 1932 Teton high graduates Lola Bess Thompson Mary Lemmon and Ray Davidson are noted. Mrs Forseth and Mrs Smith attended a Home Demonstration council meeting in Chateau. School year ends with picnics at East Farmington and Burton. Delmar Depner receives flowers from Farmington Sunday school and returns home from the Choteau hospital.
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Nasser
Teton High
Lola Bess Thompson
Mary Lemmon
Ray Davidson
C. S. Forseth
F. W. Smith
Home Demonstration Council
Chateau
East Farmington
Burton
Mabel Takerud
Dutton
Farmington
Chas. Galbraith
J. W. Kerr
Indiana
C. G. Passmore
George Carro
Legion
Choteau
Delmar Depner
Choteau Hospital
Delmar
Roofer Offers Shingles at Cost This Year
A local contractor advertises new roof shingles of two top grades and offers to supply and install them for the cost of the shingles only for the year. The pitch emphasizes long-lasting performance and tied price.
For Rent Mountain Pasture for 40 or 50 Cattle
Farm-lease notice offers mountain pasture suitable for 40 to 50 cattle. Mail responses to Box 62, Dupuyer, Montana.
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Dupuyer
Mon
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Campbell’s Med
Hans
Morrell
Monteo Mont
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E. Kretschman
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Great Falls
Julius Hirshberg
Cash & Carry Grocery
T. L. Gap
C. Sonneveld
J. A. Baart
Tana
PowerMorgan
McCormick-Deering
C. L. Freesene
S. Maccany
John Deere
Teton Impleemnt Co
L. E. Taylor
Teton Service CO
Choteau, Mont
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