Teton County Holds First Annual All County Aquatic Meet
The inaugural All-County Aquatic Meet at Choteau pool drew about 300 spectators amid harvest busy season. Terry Tennant led with 16 points earning the victory trophy. Jim Martin and Dick Pendruff placed second and third.
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Teton County
Choteau Municipal Pool
Terry Tennant
Chateau
Jim Martin
Dick” Pendruff
CCC
Co. 280
Pishkun Camp
Bud Halberg
Alfred Blomberg
Bob Dellno
Dick Pendruff
Lola Mae Burns
Alfred Bromberg
Warren Daley
Kenneth ‘Thompson
Bill Metzger
Pat Campbell
Kenneth Thompson
A. C. Hanusa
Ray Flemming
Memb in Choteau Dies Sunday Meralig
Meralig Berg dies Sunday in Choteau after heart ailment while visiting with sister Arlene Berg and family. She leaves husband Lyle Warnke of Nashua and two children Patricia Loy and Lyle Howard, with parents S. J. Berg of Chinook and siblings, funeral in Chateau with Rev. Alstad officiating.
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Bernice Mildred Warnke
Lyle W. Warnke
Nashua
Choteau Hospital
Arlene Berg
Chateau Hospital
Bernice Mildred Warline
Estherville
Iowa
Swen J. Berg
Wolf Point
Warnke
Fort Peck
S. J. Berg
Chinook
Marvin
Harlem
Selmer
Fallon
Floyd
Glendive
Marie Roberts
Lucille
Evansville
Wisconsin
Julius
Roberts
Chateau
B. M. Alstad
Marvin Berg
H. W. Warnke
Alfred Scammon
A. B. Ramsey
Marie Conlin
Margaret Young
Alta Alstad
Murial Alstad
Arlene
H. W. Warnake
Flaxton
Four-H Club Fair Opens In Chateau With Events Planned
Four hundreds and three 4-H youths from Teton county will participate in the fifth annual 4-H club fair at the Chateau high school on Saturday September 17. Exhibits cover hogs poultry dairy beef lamb wheat potato gardens foods clothing and room improvement with secretaries books stories scrapbooks insect displays and more. Exhibits set up on Friday September 16 with ribbons added Saturday morning. program starts 1 30 including singing and dress revue. Lions club cooperates offering a free matinee at 3 pm. evening 4-H club dance at the Legion pavilion with Miss Ethel Reid in charge. Premium list by fair committee Willson Windecker Lois Knowlton outlines classes and prizes.
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Teton County
Chateau
Ethel Reid
Pendrey
C. G McDermott
Greenfield
Chris Swenson
Farmington
Velma Olsen
Dorothy DeRusha
Chateau Lions Club
Fair Committee
Legion Pavilion
Willson and Windecker
Lois Knowlton
Frank Malone Dies at 28 A Ranchman of Agawam
Frank Malone 28, a prominent Agawam ranchman and elder of Carl K Malones, died yesterday at Columbus hospital Great Falls after a month long illness described as pneumonia like with bronchial involvement. He was born March 29, 1910, attended Teton county schools and Great Falls business college, worked at Strain Bros. then ranching. Survived by widow Evelyn Chapman two children father stepmother two brothers Ebert and Jesse two sisters Ed Kirkaldie Catherine. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from Chateau Methodist church with Rev R F Vick officiating. Burial Highland cemetery Great Falls.
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Frank Malone
Carl K. Malone
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Petter
Jess Malone
Conway
D. C
Frank
Teton‘ County
Everett, Wash
Teton County
K. Malone
Ebert
Agawam
Jesse
Corway
S. O
Ed. Kirkaldie
Catherine Malone
Roberts Funeral Home
Methodist
Chateau
R. F. Vick
Highland Cemetery
Children Treated for Smallpox and Diphtheria Immunity
A clinic conference in Fairfield Dutton Power and Greenfield saw 99 infants and preschoolers attend. Forty three received smallpox vaccination while 73 began diphtheria immunization with a second toxoid dose scheduled at Greenfield September 15 and 16 at designated times. The effort was led by Dr R G Keeton and County Nurse Miss Hazel Andersen with assistance from women’s organizations.
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Fairfield
Dutton
Power
Greenfield
R. G. Keeton
Haxel Andersen
Lutheran Pastor Weds Tacoma Girl in Central Church
The Rev Olaf Anderson longtime pastor of Fairfield Dutton and Farmington Lutheran churches married Miss Phyllis Hesland of Tacoma at Central Lutheran Church. He had served as assistant pastor there a year and graduated from the Lutheran seminary in St Paul in June. Upon graduation he was installed as pastor of the Teton county churches. Impressive services marked the ceremony and installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Anderson
Fairfield
Dutton
Farmington
Tacoma
Phyllis Hesland
Central’ Lutheran Church
Mr. Anderson
Lutheran Seminary
St. Paul
Teton County
Plans For Chautauqua Set For October 7 8 9
The chautauqua committee meets to finalize plans for the 6th annual Teton’s Own home talent event at the Chateau high school auditorium October 7 8 and 9. Attendance has ranged 1300 to 1500 and the program features a county wide chorus and pageant The History of Montana. One act plays from Pendray and Diamond Valley communities and a popular all county chorus directed by Mae Walton are included.
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Teton
Chateau
Teton County
National Recreation Association
United States
Association
Chautauqua
Fairfield-Greenfield
Mae Walton
Arnold Hanusa
Pendray
Diamond Valley
Unknown propositions require approval before soliciting
Chateau business houses display cards stating they will not donate to solicitors unless the proposition has the approval of the Lions Club secretary of the trade committee. The rule aims to deter fly by night propositions and bilking. established organizations are exempted. Arnold Hanusa, secretary, handles card requests via contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Trade Committee of the Lions Club
the Red Cross
Woman’s Club
Better Business Bureau
Department of Montanans, Inc
Arnold Hanusa
Frazier and Kemp Wed in Great Falls Church Ceremony
M M Frazier married Carol Kemp of Madison Wisconsin on Monday at the groom's father's home in Great Falls. Rev Paul W Dierberger officiated with I C Lestrud and Miss Alice Calvert attending. The couple planned a brief honeymoon before settling in the Balleview district.
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Teton County
M. M
Bill) Frazier
Carol Kemp
Gus Frazier
Great Falls
Paul W. Dierberger
First Congregational Church
I. C. Lestrud
Alice Calvert
Frazier
Deep Creek
U. S. Foret Service
J. R. Young
Calif
Madison
Wis
The
Central High School
University of Wisconsin
Statistical Department
Wisconsin State Board of Health
Chateau Country Club Event Draws Mixed Attendance
Chateau Country club entertained members of the Conrad Country club Sunday but conflicting events at Conrad reduced attendance. The gathering was described as very enjoyable. Visiting Conrad golfers included Mr and Mrs Clark Underwood Mr and Mrs W F Aldrich E E Switzer Swan Evans Frank Kubesch Vernon Grady E C Stenseth and Tom Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Country Club
Conrad Country Club
Conrad
Clark Underwood
W. F. Aldrich
E. E. Switzer
Swan Evans
Frank Kubesch
Vernon Grady
E. C. Stenseth
Tom Noble
Back to School Starts Next Tuesday in Teton County
School officials announce the start of classes next Tuesday across Teton County and the state. Chateau schools ready with improvements new faculty John L Dunckle and Mrs C A McNeal join county high, while Miss Ingeborg Hendrickson and Miss Ruth Sherwood lead grade teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Dunckle
Livingston
Montana State College
C. A. McNeal
McNeal
Beulah Brown
A. B. Guthrie
H. A. Winner
Chas. BE. Hunziker
Irsha Davis
Mae Walton
Cleo Buck
Juanita Ruegamar
Hazel Stansberry
Crysta Stott
Ingeborg Hendrickson
Ruth E. Sherwood
Jane Morton
Cecilia Richards
Newport
Wash
Emma Hendrickson
Marietta
Minn
Montana State University
Sherwood
Spokane
Cheney Normal
University of California At Berkeley
Ruby Miller
Gladys McEwen
Eleanor Bily
Hildegarde Hammond
Emily Hodgskiss
Gladys Hane
Emmia Hendrickson
Vernie Sehachtier
Death of Fred A. Woehner Two Decades Bank Leader Succumbs
Fred A. Woehner, 1871 born bank and business leader in Great Falls, dies at 6 20 am after a cerebral hemorrhage. He served as president of Citizens State Bank Chateau since 1930 and led multiple financial and drug enterprises across Montana. Funeral held at Masonic temple. no immediate bank leadership change expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. ‘Woehner
Citizens State Bank
Great Falls
Woehner
James Eckford
Chateau
Stockmen’s State Bank
Stockmen’s Bank
Citizens
Eckford
Great Falls Tribune
Wroehner
Great Falls Drug Co
Fred A
Cascade
Belt Valley Bank
Belt
Stockman’ Finance Corp
Pacific Northwest Life Insurance Co
Triangle Bar
Sun River
Square Butte
Bird Creek
Hound Creek
Lincoln
Masonic Lodge
Court of Honor of
Order of Eastern Star
Algeria
Shrine
Boy Scout Court of Honor Council
Walter A. Woehner
Albert E. Woehner
Fred L. Woehner
Donnafred Woehner
L. Stall
San Antonio
Tex
Fred Simpson
Tonganoxle
Kan
Leavenworth
Charles
Masonic Temple
C. D. McDonald
F.C. Barribal
P. H. Crossen
F. C. Barribal
J. A. Swanson
Well Known Teton Ranchman Dies Sunday at Home Near Dupuyer
John Baumgartner, 64, longtime stockman and rancher 12 miles northwest of Pendroy, died Sunday after a long illness. Funeral services were held yesterday in Dupuyer at the Methodist church with Rev. R. F. Vick and Charles G. Roberts directing. Born July 4, 1874 in Eslein Bayern Germany, he came to the United States 49 years ago and married Margaret Zimmerman January 12, 1901 in Albany Minnesota. Mrs Baumgartner died February 7, 1935 in Willmar Minnesota. Six children were born, four surviving: John, Mike, Alfred and Susan, plus four grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
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John Baumgartner
Pendroy
Dupuyer
R. F. Vick
Charles G. Roberts
Mr. Baumgartner
Eslain Bayern
Germany
George
Magdalene (Lutz) Baumgartner
United States
Albany
Minn
Margaret Zimmerman
Otto Swanson
Archie Hickman
Ted Orr
A. D. “Scotty” Anderson
Plans Made for Labor Day Flower Show at Legion Pavilion
Final arrangements are underway for the annual flower show on Labor Day at the American Legion pavilion under Chateau Woman's club sponsorship. Exhibitors can enter by noon, judging starts afterward, and town residents are urged to leave mowers until the evening dance. A local farthest-from Chateau prize and free admission are featured, with tea and refreshments in the afternoon.
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American Legion
Chateau Woman's Club
Chateau
C. K. Mather
Helena
H D Council Plans Year's Work With New Head
The fall Home Demonstration council meeting in the court room August 26 drew fifty Teton county club representatives. Mrs Arle Dederick Beck was elected president with Olga Eaton Greenfield as vice president and Lauretta Davison Bo le as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Demonstration Council
Teton County
Margaret Tuller
Arle Dederick
Beck
Olga Eaton
Greenfield
Lauretta Davison
Bole
Tuller
Bessie McClelland
Frances Smith
Lois Knowlton
Onard Elingon
Anna Talbert
Pendroy
Mrs. Alice Jackson Laid to Rest in Local Service
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Jackson wife of J G Jackson were held Saturday afternoon at the Methodist church led by Rev R F Vick Interment followed at Chateau cemetery with Rebekah order rites performed she was a longtime member and past grand Music by local quartet Margaret Young Marie Conlin Mildred Nelson Alta Alstad with Mrs R Nelson at piano Pallbearers were A C Burbank C H Porter B B Rogers D H Moulton George Thompson and M A King
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Jackson
J. G Jackson
Methodist Church
R. F. Vick
Chateau Cemetery
Chas. G. Roberts
Rebekah Order
Margaret Young
Marie Conlin
Mildred Nelson
Alta Alstad
R. ©. Nelson
God
A. C. Burbank
C. H. Porter
B. B. Rogers
D. H.moulton
George Thompson
M. A. King
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Choteau
Memb In
Meralig
M. M. Frazier
Madison, Wis
Fred A. Woehner
H. D. Council
Dederich
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