Lions Plan Important Community Activities at Chateau club
At a Monday board meeting the Chateau Lions outline major plans including a community recreational building and a skating rink for winter. A building fund with 50 percent of net proceeds from civic events will support the project, with a charities committee overseeing tax free fundraising. A turkey day lunch for growers is proposed for December 1, and a minstrel show is planned for early next year.
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Chateau Lions Club
W. W. Smith
K. E B. Sturgis
Basketball outlook at Teton high shows brighter season ahead
Coach E L Kleffman leads both boys and Miss Dorothy Gerer directs girls as practice rosters expand to three squads. Returning lettermen include Frank McDonnell Emerson Earle Jimmie Connole Kenneth Harmon Julius Mozer with new prospects Leo Mellon Leslie Jourdonnais Bill Armstrong Roy Tokerud and Jack Folgom forming the first squad. Schedule starts December 2 at Augusta with many games listed through February including local opponents.
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Teton High
E. L. Kleffman
Dorothy Gerer
Swho
Frank McDonnell
Emerson Earle3
Jimmie Connole
Kenneth Harmon
Julius Mozer
Léo Mellon
Leslie Jourdonnais
Bill Armstrong
Roy Tokerud
Jack Folgom
Paul Baillie
Clair Strom
Hugh Bleecker
Bud Weeks
Joe Darby
Leon Sutton
Fred Broeder
Augusta
Fallowne
Dutton
Conrad
Brady
Valier
Simms
Kleffman
Pendroy 4-H Baby Beef Club Organized at Paul Rice Home
The first division of the F. B. P. 4-H baby beef club was organized last Saturday at the Paul Rice home near Pendroy. Herbert Moon was named president and Herman Earles as leader. A second division will be organized later for Farmington and Bynum, headed by Ed Savik. Members include George Rice Leonard Rice David Rice Herbert Moon Bertram Moon Irvin Moon John Poore and Robert Poore. Herman Earles will also feed calves.
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Paul Rice
Pendroy
Herbert Moon
Herman Earles
Farmington
Bynum
Ed. Savik
Pendray
George Rice
Leonard Rice
David Rice
Bertram Moon
Irvin Moon
Brother of Mrs. Tennant Married in Great Falls
Edward F Hutcheson wed Dorothy Marie McDonnell at Ursuline academy chapel Great Falls officiated by Fr F J Shevin. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs F H McDonnell Fairfield, is sister of Frank McDonnell Teton high athlete. They plan a Galata home after a Canada honeymoon.
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Marridges
Great Falls
Edward F. Hutcheson
Dorothy Marie McDonnell
George Tennant
F. H. McDonnell
Fairfield
Frank McDonnell
Teton High
Ursuline Academy
F. J. Shevin
Marion McDonnell
William J. Noble
Norma
Galata
J. E. Hutcheson
Fort Shaw
State University At
Missoula
The
New Fast Passing System Tries to Boost Team Play
Mr. Kleffman says a new faster passing system will be employed this year with plans for additional games. The method has shown high success under McMillan at Minnesota where Kleffman trained during the summer and learned the approach after leaving the Pacific Coast Conference.
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Kleffman
McMillan
University At Minnesota
Pacific Coast Conference
Minnesota
Local Pupils of R A Keyes to Give Friday Musical Recital
A recital by Great Falls pupils of R A Keyes will be at the grade school auditorium Friday night at 8. Admission is free. The program includes quartets, duets, solos, and choral numbers featuring Hazel Trescott Marion Butchart Frank Gordon Marc Butchart and others with works by Schubert Handel and Mignon among pieces listed.
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R. A. Keyes
Great Falls
Hazel Trescott
Marion Butchart
Frank Gordon
Marc Butchart
Shassie O
Walt Frank Gordon
Amiamo la Vita
Randegger
Voices of the Bells
Mineo
Case Selva
Mignon
Thomas Marion Butchart
Renade
the Rosary
Wecceseeceree Corse Nevid
Canvass Shows Smith Ahead by One Vote
Official canvass updates reveal Chas Klockler 1201 votes and Elmer Smith 1202 in county treasurer race after correcting counting errors. J B Lewis gain to 972 for county commissioner does not change outcome. Dauwalder 151 or 161 for county assessor also unchanged. A recount possible if Klockler pursues legal action, bond required.
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Pendrey
Chas. Klockler
Mr. Klockler
Elmer Smith
J. B. Lewis Republican
Mr. Lewis
Collins
Lewis
Joe Baart
W. G. Dauwalder
Chateau Precinct
Mr. Dauwalder
F. M. Snider
Chateau
George Carroll
Don Brittain
Bynum
Obert Peterson
R. D. Halpin
B. I. Packer
Mr. Halpin
Charles G. Roberts
Smith
Klockler
Election Board
Mr. Klocker
Hoffman Murder Trial Set for November 28
The Hoffman murder case is scheduled for trial on November 28 before Judge Hattersley. County tax totals for Teton this year amount to 446 189.79, down 24 743.30 from last year. Delinquent penalties apply if the first half is not paid by November 30.
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Teton County
George A. Carroll
Red Cross to Close Roll Call November 24
Te ton county Red Cross rolls call will end on November 24 announced by K B Sturgis, chairman. Roll call captains were told to complete contacts and send funds and blanks to chapter officials by the 24th. Sturgis thanked captains and workers and promised a full report once complete.
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Red Cross
K. B. Sturgis
Teton County
Fun Feed at Teton County High School Tonight
The seventh annual fun feed at Teton County High School starts at 6 30 PM with a mul physician dinner prepared by Mrs Margaret Moore of Bynum and Mrs Eith Burgland of Choteau. After dinner the program in the auditorium includes plays by Agawam Dutton Collins Pendroy and Fairfield plus folk dances and a Hollywood Revue finale. Tickets reported over 400 on Tuesday with some schedule adjustments possible.
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Teton County High School
Choteau Group
Margaret Moore
Bynum
Eith Burgland
Choteau
Ceeseeseee Seers
Dutton
E Collins
Collins
la Varsoviana
Anepeshoteagsienecoapaptadae
Diamond Valley
Miss Columbia
Ce Fairfield
Hollywood Revue
Woman's Club Discusses Current Fiction With Miss Smith
The Chateau Woman's Club met at Mrs. Julius Hirshberg's home for a bi monthly session. Miss Winifred Smith of Teton County High outlined book week ideas and current fiction trends including realism, exploitation of the abnormal, and the subconscious, reading excerpts from Dark Bridwell Look Homeward Angel and The Time.
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Winifred Smith
Chateau Woman’s Club
Julius Hirshberg
Miss Smith
Teton County High
Vardis Fisher
Thomas Wolfe
Ladies' Industrial Met at Bynum Yesterday
About 25 local members and friends joined Bynum members for an afternoon social at the church. Roughly 60 attended with music games and refreshments. Mrs W B Burchart held a drawing for a cutwork buffet set. a new youth musical group performed several instrumental selections.
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Ladies’ Industrial
Bynum
W. B. Butchart
Meeting notes mention reading and December program
The report states no important business at the meeting but notes a December 6 gathering at the grade school auditorium. A Christmas program will be presented with Mrs. Arnold Wanusa in charge.
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Elizabeth Madox Roberts
Arnold Wanusa
Venice District Court to Summon Sixty Jurors Next Term
The State of Montana versus George Hoffman charged with first degree murder is set for Monday November 28 at 10 a.m. Judge R. M. Hattersley presides. Hoffman pleads not guilty and is defended by S. J. Rigney. State attorney B. I. Packer prosecutes. Other criminal cases noted include two dismissals for lack of evidence and several trials calendared for late November and December along with listed civil actions.
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Venice
State of
Montana
George Hoffman
George Burrell
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
Hoffman
S. J. Rigney
Cut Bank
B. I. Packer
Burrell
Great Falls
Hattersley
State of Montana
Earl Bockhart
George Coffey
Chas. Wilcox
Temperature Plunges As Choteau Reports Deep Freeze
Choteau is described as the coldest spot in the state after government thermometers logged at least 14 degrees below zero Tuesday night. A storm starting Sunday brought 5.7 inches of snow with temperatures fluctuating from 36 above to minus 13 below during the period.
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Choteau
Robert Clarkson
Walier Couple in Auto Accident Near T O Larson Ranch
Miss Thelma Derr drove a Whippet with Mrs. John Johnson as passenger when the steering wheel came off. The car rolled twice and struck the bank, throwing them from the front seat. Both escaped with minor injuries as Larson guided them to town and the Chateau garage towed the damaged vehicle.
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Thelma Derr
John Johnson
T. O. Larson
Walier
Great Falls
Beryl Jones Wins Free Chicago Trip
Beryl Jones, a senior from Teton county High School, has been chosen to represent the county at the 4 H club congress in Chicago. She will travel as guest of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad, departing from Great Falls on November 26 aboard the Olympian to join Montana delegates.
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Beryl Jones
Teton County
4 H Club
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Beryl
Teton County High School
J. R. Jones
Pendroy
Little Lady
G. R. Talbert
Bers
Great Falls
Montana Party
Harlowton
Olympian
Montana Delvation
Auditorium Hotel
Turkeys Set for Shipping From Choteau and Power
The Teton County Shipping association schedules Christmas turkey shipments from Choteau on Dec. 1 and from Power on Dec. 3. Turkeys will be received at the old Pioneer garage in Choteau and packed the next day. Prime birds may fetch 18 to 20 cents, with an overall US rise in production but lower storage stocks. H. J. Moon of Pendroy will head grading. growers urged to keep birds clean and skin intact.
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Teton County Shipping Association
Chateau and Power
Choteau
J. E. Hodgskiss
Northern
Montana
Turkey Growers’ Association
United States
H. J. Moon
Pendroy
Hodgskiss
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