Obituary: Mrs. Mary Ellen Dauwalder dies in California
Mary Ellen Dauwalder born 1860 Olney Illinois died October 31 in her Los Angeles home after bronchial pneumonia. She lived in Chateau and Bole Montana before moving to California in 1925. Survived by three sons Walter Charles Jr Loran and three daughters Anna Jessie Colvin and ten grandchildren with funeral at Grace Chapel Inglewood Park Cemetery conducted by Rev. Huckleberry on November 4.
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Mary Ellen Dauwalder
Chateau
Los Angeles
Miss Anna
Jessie Colvin
Mrs. Dauwalder
Olney
Ill
Annie
Loran
Montana
T. S. Gap
Walter
Bole
Fred
Camp Lewis
Wash
California
S. J. Milone
Clearmont
Walter G
Charles A
Aurora, Jr
Jessie H. Colvin
Anna B
Loran E
Huckleberry
Grace Chapel
Inglewood Park Cemetery
Red Cross Receives $2 From Teton County Members
Miss Margaret Nagle reports Helena Red Cross headquarters sent $2.00 for local membership dues from residents of Teton county listed as L. A. Foot D. M. Warren F. M. Snider and R. A. Hattersley. The local chapter keeps 50 cents per membership and requests knitting yarn for volunteers to stitch mittens stockings sweaters for the needy. Christmas boxes urged. final Te ton roll call figures to be available next week.
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Margaret Nagle
Red Cross
Helena
Teton County
L. A. Foot
D. M. Warren
F. M. Snider
R. A. Hattersley
Miss Nagle
Catholic Services Schedule for Sunday Masses
Mass at Chateau will be held next Sunday November 22 at 9 o clock. Masses in Bynum Dutton and Power follow at 11 o'clock.
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Chateau
Bynum
Dutton
Power
Krueger Funeral Held at Dokken Home
Funeral services for Henry P. Krueger were held Saturday afternoon at 2 30 at the Dokken funeral home with many Montana State College representatives in attendance. The Rev. Ralph E Knudsen of the Baptist church officiated.
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Bozeman Chronicle
Henry P. Krueger
Dokken
Montana State College
Ralph E. Knudsen
The
Baptist Church
Chapel service for Krueger family at Sunset Hills
Mrs. Bennion led singing with Mrs. B B Law as accompanist. Ma sonic lodge No. 18 conducted the cemetery service and burial in Sunset Hills Masonic plot. Casket bearers were Charles Carlson, Marion Breeden, John Dodge, Sam Freese, Tom Crouse and Clarence Morrison, all employed by Mr. Krueger in Montana State college horticulture work.
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Bennion
B. B. Law
Masonic Lodge No. 18
Sunset Hills Cemetery
Charles Carlson
Marion Breeden
John Dodge
Sam Freese
Tom Crouse
Clarence Morrison
Krueger
Montana State College
Helen Bateman pledged to Kappa Kappa Gamma at MSU
Helen Bateman of Chateau, freshman at State University Missoula, has pledged Kappa Kappa Gamma. Daughter of Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Bateman, she belongs to the 1931 Ton County High School class and was active in school activities.
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Acantha State University
Missoula
Helen Bateman
Chateau
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Miss Bateman
H. W. Bateman
Teton County
Progress on Minstrel by DeMolay Boys of Chateau
Excellent headway is being made on the minstrel show to be put on by the DeMolay boys of Chateau according to reports from participants and from Mrs. Bullerdick coach. The date changed from Dec 4 to Dec 3 due to a basketball game. "Giggle Gravy" is the title of a farce to be included. Cast and songs will be announced next week.
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Chateau
Bullerdick
Frank W. Curtis Struck by Auto While Changing Tire
Frank W. Curtis, formerly of this city and now Hastings apartments owner in Great Falls and Rainbow hotel barber, suffered severe bruises when struck by a car near Cascade Sunday night. He was standing by his car changing a tire and was thrown about 20 feet. taken to Deaconess Hospital in Great Falls for treatment.
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Frank W. Curtis
Hastings
Great Falls
Rainbow Hotel
Cascade
Curtis
Deaconess Hospital
Great Stalls
Barnhill Divorce Granted in Conrad Court
Divorce proceedings filed by Mabel O Barnhill against Glen G Barnhill were heard Monday in Conrad by Judge R M Hattersley who ordered a decree for Mrs Barnhill. The couple married in Spokane Washington. They lived two years ago on the S Truchot home ranch near Spring Creek two miles north of Choteau.
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Conrad
Mabel O. Barnhill
Glen G. Barnhill
Cut Bank
R. M. Hattersley
Racketeers In Action Open 1931 32 Season
The Racketeers Cha teau basketball team announces practices on Monday and Wednesday nights for the 1931 82 season. Opening game date not set but expected about early December with manager Clint Core pursuing Shelby or Conrad for the debut. A game is scheduled for December 11.
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Chateau
Clint Core
Shelby
Conrad
Fort Benton Funsteres Prep. Moore Chosen Captain
Fort Benton hosts practice with players listed including Clint Core Geo Loomis Dinty Moore Carl Peters and others. Dinty Moore is named captain ahead of February 13 return to town.
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Fort Benton
Clint Core
Geo. Loomis
Dinty Moore
Carl Peters
Obert Dale
Gordon Holmes
Oliver Davis
Harry Bleecker
Bernal O'Leary
Charles Hunziker
Turkeys to Ship December Dates Set by Teton Packing
J E Hodgskiss announced definite ship dates for the annual Christmas turkey shipment by the Teton Shipping association. Birds will be loaded and graded here on December 1 and 2, with December 3 at Dutton. The group is negotiating for the American Legion pavilion but the site is not yet finalized.
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Teton Shipping Association
J. E. Hodgskiss
Dutton
American Legion
Car Hits Herd of Horses on Rural Highway
An Oldsmobile driven by B Shorty Laconette struck a herd of 11 or 12 horses near the county poor farm on Monday night. Three in the car escaped unharmed though the vehicle was badly damaged and not tipped. One horse died next morning, another was injured, and owner Jake Ketchigan was identified by the sheriff.
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B. “Shorty
Laconette
J. L. Billings
Jake Ketchigan
Collins
Industrial Bazaar Pronounced Success by Ladies of Thomp son
The annual bazaar by the Ladies' Industrial at the Thompson building was called a big success by president Mrs. George Carroll. Scouts assisted with errands and odd jobs while four booths offered miscellany, aprons, foods, and handkerchiefs.
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Thompson Building
T. A. Smith
George Carroll
Gay Franklin
Charles Malcolm
N. W. Edwards
C. H. Porter
BE. R. Kaemmer
Dan Huffman
American Legion Christmas Dance Planned
The American Legion announces a Christmas dance to be held Christmas night with details to follow. The notice provides no location or time yet and invites readers to watch for further particulars.
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American Legion
Local residents attend Armistice events and shopping trip
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hansen spent Thursday in Great Falls shopping. Twelve team outfits left Thursday for the mountains to spend a week getting out wood. Mr. and Mrs. Del Green and Mr. and Mrs. Reid Swenson attended the Armistice day program at Chateau, also the dance in the evening and de-
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Edwin Hansen
Great Falls
Mountains
del Green
Reid Swenson
Chateau
Bungled wagon rollover causes minor injuries in mountains
John E. Lee escaped serious injury Thursday after his wagon tipped over in the wind while rounding the horn with his team. He sustained only minor bruises. Lyman Schenk and John Schenk visited from Bancroft Idaho, joining a social get acquainted party for the Schenks and Swensons. Hampton Bloom hunted last week and brought back meat.
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John E. Lee
Dell Greer
John Schenk
Lyman Schenk
Eddie Hansen
Harry Stott
Smoot Rowley
Reid Swenson
Daphne George
Roy Handberg
Hampton Bloom
Arthur Johnson and Simms Youth Attend Kansas City Meeting
Raleigh Barlow a Simms high school senior and Montana candidate for the American degree of the Future Farmers of America traveled to Kansas City to attend the FFA convention and view the Kansas City Royal Livestock Show. A Montana delegation including Bozeman Whitehall and Deer Lodge participants will join the stock judging contest as Arthur Johnson and Smith Hughes instructor accompany the group. Transportation came via Milwaukee railroad and the state department of vocational education.
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Raleigh Barlow
Simms High School
Montana
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Milwaukee Railroad
State Department of Vocational Education
Symbol of Mercy Red Cross Picture at Royal Theatre
The Red Cross presents a 1000 foot film titled Symbol of Mercy at the Royal Theatre on December 8 and 10. It chronicles disaster relief and veterans’ aid in war and peace, showing nurses in action, relief efforts, and health education with Milton J. Cross narrating.
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Symbol of Mercy
Red Cross
Royal Theater
American Red Cross
Mercy
National Relief Agency
Milton J. Cross
Interclass football game boosts junior team
Junior girls defeated sophomores and seniors 20 to 16 in an all girls contest last Thursday. The squad includes seven holdovers from last year and three new players with prior letters, among them Madge Looney Laura Miller Emily McCullough and Norma Tennant.
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Madge Looney
Laura Miller
Emily McCullough
Norma Tennant
Local High Team Names Captain and Prospects
Anne Weyer is captain of the girls basketball team with prospects including Helen Redmond Catherine Davis and Margaret Stephens. Several last year's stars left as Lee Moore Herman Earles Jimmy Morgan Clifford Norris Carl Peters and Gilmore Hansen departed. Jim Connors Emerson Earles return with experience. First game Dec 4 versus Power featuring boys and girls teams. Coach E L Kleffman leads the boys and Iris Chenoweth with Marguerite Vaughn assist the girls.
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Ne Weyer
Jessie Moore
Lola Thompson
Helen Redmond
Catherine Davis
Margaret Stephens
Anne Weyer
Lee Moore
Herman Earles
Jimmy Morgan
Clifford Norris
Carl Peters
Gilmore Hansen
Jim Connore
Emerson
Local Invoice Fragment Reveals Small Amounts
A fragment shows amounts 75.00 and 360.00 listed with currency notation, but no clear description of goods or service. The OCR lacks context to identify the payer, recipient, or purpose.
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Dauwalder
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Industrial Bazaar
Che
Rome
Northwest States Utilities Co
John and
Bancroft
Idaho
Swenson
Green
Arthur Johnson
Simms
Theagg Milwaukee Rae
Milwaukee
America
Choteau
O. Hansen
Cohoe
Acantha
E. B. Maynard
J. M. Weaver
Givens Building
Howard
Dresser
Chas. H. Connor
L. E. Taylor Garagh
Tudor Ford
Teton Service CO
Mont
Miliar
Tion
Choteau, Mont
L. E. Taylor Garage
FORD
Mozer Shoe Shop
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