Local Subscription Rates For Chateau Montana Weekly
Published every Thursday at Chateau Montana the paper is entered as second class matter. Subscription options include one year 2.75 in Teton County 3.00 outside County, six months 1.50 in County 2.00 outside Teton County and 3.50 to foreign countries payable in advance.
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Chateau
Montana
Teton County
Cataas
Palmer House
Hotel Sherman
Spokane
Chicago
Farm Front Reports Sugar Beet Harvest Progress Across Districts
A. H. Kruse outlines a favorable beet harvest as weather improves and imported workers ease labor shortages. Beet delivery reaches 62 percent in the Billings district with Great Western operating at 3600 tons daily. Montana State College buys 12 Aberdeen Angus heifers to form a foundation herd for student instruction and 4-H and FFA judging.
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A. H. Kruse
Kentucky
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Kruse
Missoula
Chinook
Sidney
Hardin
Billings
Lyman Andrews
Great Western Sugar Co
Andrews
Great Western
Animal Industry Department
Montana State College
Fred. A. Willson
Animal Industry
Willson
Roxy Theatre to Remodel Lobby and Upgrade Sound
The Roxy Theater will repaint and redecorate the lobby and upstairs area under manager Hugh Reid. The lobby will mirror Strand theater in Livingston with a $15,000 overhaul, while the upstairs including the manager’s office gains improvements. Jess Gleason leads the work and Paul O’Neil of W A Simons Amusement Co. has adjusted the sound for higher fidelity and clearer bass.
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Roxy Theater
Hugh Reid
Strand Theater
Livingston
Reid
Jess Gleason
Paul O’neil
W. A. Simons Amusement Co
Roxy
Dennis Wayne Lindseth Born in Farmington
Mrs. Louis Depner welcomed a baby boy named Dennis Wayne on Thursday in Farmington. Mrs. Harold Quick underwent appendectomy Monday and is recovering. Mrs. G I Tangen remains hospitalized in Great Falls. Abe Breere returned from the Flathead with a salmon catch. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanson visited from Minnesota. they are now with Joel Otness. Oddie Lindseth and Sverre Lindseth travel plans involve a west coast visit.
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Louis Depner
Dennis Wayne
Harold Quick
G. I. Tangen
Great Falls
Abe Breere
Flathead
Henry Hanson
Minn
Joel Otness
Oddie Lindseth
West Coast
Sverre Lindseth
Washougal
Wash
Pishkun buffalo traps linked to Montana tribes
In pioneer times Indians hunted buffalo by driving them over cliffs into a natural trap called a pishkun. Over 400 such traps have been identified in Montana where seven reservations exist: Blackfeet, Flathead, Crow, Fort Belknap, Fort Peck, Rocky Boy, and Tongue River. Fort Belknap and Rocky Boy’s are administered together, as are Crow and Tongue River.
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Montana
Blackfeet
Flathead
Crow
Fort Bellknap
Fort Peck
Rocky Boy's
Tongue River
Fort Belknap
Rocky Boy’s
Crow-Tongue River
Episcopal St Stephen's Trinity Morning Service at 11
The 24th Trinity morning service at St Stephen's Episcopal Church features a sermon by The Rev. Theodore M. Burleson at 11 a.m. The article also notes Montana hosts more than two thousand flower species and coal reserves in eastern counties estimated at over 400 billion tons, which could fuel the United States for about 400 years at current consumption.
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Episcopal Church
St. Stephen’s
Theodore M. Burleson
Montana
United States
Collins Items Note Harvest Social and Local Visits
Weather stays mild with light freezes. Collins community reports blooming flowers and bearing peas. Hulda Iverson visits before returning to South Dakota. Families from Fort Benton and nearby towns gather for dinners and entertaining events. Deer hunting success, cattle deliveries to Great Falls, and a harvest dinner highlight a busy local week.
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Hulda Iverson
Olaf Larson
South Dakota
Ralph Robertson
Fort Benton
Eugene Baquet
Baquet
Robertson
H. H. Wuest
Manuel Schlepp
Conrad
H. Bits
Brady
Henry Weist
Fred Woodward
Chateau
Clyde Baquet
Collins
Martin Alzeheimer
Walter Dodds
Reo Coghill
Great Falls
Raymond Kelly
Miss Schroder
A. T. Daughaday
Elizabeth Ives
Helena
Daughaday
Daisy Faye
Glen Mayer
Jean Baquet
Nellie Dyer
Ives
Charlie Trebesch
Fitzgerald
Funeral services held for P F C Clifford Holt USMC Collins
Great Falls mourners attended a funeral procession for P F C Clifford Holt USMC formerly of Collins. Burial took place in Highland cemetery soldiers plot with military honors. Community members extended sympathy to the Holt family while other local shuttles and visits were noted among relatives and friends.
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Tomsha
Great Falls
P. F. C. Clifford Holt
USMC
Collins
Highland Cemetery
Dinner Guests Visit From Nearby Towns
A visit at the Limpus home included Mrs. Schlepp of Conrad and Mr. and Mrs. Bitz of Brady along with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodward and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wuest of Choteau. The group enjoyed a delicious meal and planned a return to Indiana soon.
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M. Limpus
Johnson
Winifred
Eugene Baquet
Big Sandy
Limpus
Indiana
H. H. Wuest
Schlepp
Conrad
M. Bitz
Brady
Fred Woodward
Henry Wuest
Choteau
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Acantha
Farmington
A. O. Lindseth
Golden Slipper Hall
Pendroy Baseball Club
Cas
Norge Oil
Kirby Co
Northern
Second Avenue
Carl Weissman & Sons, Inc
Fourth
Boulder
Ieee
Paris
Butte
Rockies
Ranchotel
Hot Springs
Pappy Smith
Hound Creek
Ulm
Graham & Ross Feed
8Th Ave
Mont
Surmi Mines, Inc
Chicago, Ill
Milwaukee Road
Montevideo
Spokane Missoula Butte
Three Forks
Harlowton Roundup
Miles City
Marmarth Mobridge
Aberdeen
K. R. Coughlin
West Park Street
H. M. Larson
Marquette Avenue
Minneapolis 2
J. G. Cain
Post Street
Milwaukee
Friendly Railroad
Cal
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Montana Power Company
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