Forethought urged after prank locks hall during 4 H event
A prank at the Young Democratic club kick off in K P Hall locked many inside and blocked entry. The piece urges forethought to avoid harm, cites dangers of chaotic practical jokes, and links to 4 H club aims and pledge led by Rachel Gitchel, reporter.
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Young Democratic Club
K. P. Hall
Montana
Rachel Gitchel
State University Pledges 23 Men in SAE Fraternity
Les Jourdonnais a State University freshman from Chateau is among 23 men pledged by Sigma Alpha Epsilon. With eight fraternities and 10 sororities on campus, more than 300 new members have been pledged since school began.
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State University
Missoula
Les Jourdonnais
Chateau
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Epworth League Delegates Attending Midyear Institute
Mary Elizabeth Edwards leads the local Epworth League along with Dora Irwin Dorothy Allum Mildred Louise Nelson Margaret Hodgskiss Helen Harmon Norman Rosengren and sponsors Mrs L H McLean and Mrs Edwin Dover and Frances Mellon as song leader.
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Epworth League Institute
Great Falls
Mary Elizabeth Edwards
Dora Irwin
Dorothy Allum
Mildred Louise Nelson
Margaret Hodgskiss
Helen Harmon
Norman Rosengren
L. H. McLean
Edwin Dover
Frances Mellon
Dainty Dressers 4H Club Holds Achievement Day
The Dainty Dressers 4H Club held an achievement day program and picnic at W. D. Jones. Members showcased projects and shared reports on their progress during the event.
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W. D. Jones
Dainty Dressers 4-H Sewing Club Ends Year At Picnic
The Dupuyer ranch gathering closed the year for the Dainty Dressers 4-H Sewing Club with a picnic and display. Prizes by leader Winona Gitchel went to Beryl Jones for the second year outfit and Jean Passmore for first year sewing. Projects included a school dress set and hand towels. Participants planned a swim after talks, reflecting on achievements and the motto To Make the Best Better.
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Dupuyer
Winona Gitchel
Beryl Jones
Jean Passmore
Marjorie Briggs
Bozeman
Catholic Services Schedule for Oct 21 at Chateau Bynum Augusta Wolf Creek
Next Sunday Oct 21 the 22nd Sunday after Pentecost masses are at Chateau 9 oclock Bynum 11 oclock. In Augusta mass at 8 30 and Wolf Creek at 11 oclock with Adoration Sunday in Augusta. Confessions in Augusta Saturday 4 pm and 8 pm. Rev J F Schulth Pastor.
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Chateau
Bynum
Augusta
Wolf Creek
J. F. Schulth
Estray Sale Notice at Emma Rose Ranch Pendray
Deputy Livestock Inspector J. N. Billings will auction a black and white unbranded two year old Holstein steer at Emma Rose ranch four miles east and half mile north of Pendray on November 3 1934 at 2 p m to the highest cash bidder First pub Oct 12 last Mov 1
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Emma Rose Ranch
Pendray
Notice for Publication of Homestead Proof in Chateau Montana
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated October 5 1934 states Jeremiah Linder of Chateau Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish land claim on the N4 and S half of section 14 township 22N range 6W. Hearing before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris in Chateau Montana on November 19 1934. Witnesses H A Hodgskiss Oscar R Carbon H S Martin George M Tuel all of Chateau. Register Thos F Corbally. First pub Oct 11 last Nov 8.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Jeremiah Linder
Chateau
Township
Range
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
H. A. Hodgskiss
Oscar R. Carbon
H. S. Martin
George M. Tuel
Thos. F. Corbally
Notice of Bank Closing in Cho teau Montana
The First National Bank of Cho teau Montana closes its affairs and calls on note holders and creditors to present payments. Dated October 1 1984 with first publication October 4 and last publication November 29.
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First National Bank of
Montana Proposal on Constitutional Tax Amendments
Chapter 88 proposes submitting to qualified electors of Montana an amendment to Article 12 of the state constitution. The amendment concerns revenue and taxation and adds a new section. The measure outlines the process for ratification and the scope of fiscal changes to be enacted if approved.
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State of
Montana
United States of America
State of Montana
Sa. I
Sam W. Mitchel
Mon
Montana Amends for Income Taxes to Fund Schools and State
The article outlines a 1934 Montana measure to amend Article 12 Section 1 (a) and add new provisions allowing income taxes on individuals, firms, and corporations to replace property taxes. It details ballot wording, approval process, and the Governor’s proclamation to enact the constitutional change. Also included are provisions on county officer consolidation and related constitutional amendments with dates and official confirmations by Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell.
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Legislative Assembly
State of
Montana
Board of
County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Commisioners
United States of America
State of Montana
Sam W. Mitchell
Board of County Commissifners
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