Chateau Hosts Route 33 Celebration Next Thursday
City officials approved plans for celebrating the final 24 mile Unit of route 33 from Chateau to Augusta. Subscriptions reached 199 dollars with 200 to 950 attendees anticipated. Gov. Holt and highway officials were invited as Chateau, Augusta and Wolf Creek coordinate a new sign at Wolf Creek.
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Chateau
Augusta
C. W. Burns
Shirley Wallace
W. W. Smith
Helena
Chaiman
State Highway Commission
M. Croonenberghs
Rockwood Brown
Lou Bodecker
Montana Highway Patrol
Thos. Staunton
5. Co. Powell
The
Birch * Construction Co
Sun River
Burns
Wolf Creek
Great Falls
Open House Highlights Chateau School’s State Praise
State Superintendent Elizabeth Ireland praised Chateau School as one of the state’s most modern and best equipped. Improvements costing about 4000 dollars were paid in cash. mill levy reduced from 12 to 10 with no bonded debt. Board members were Ted Paulus, Clarence Johnson, and Paul Kropp. Ireland visited from Helena and toured the building before attending refreshments.
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Elizabeth Ireland
B. A. Roll
Ted Paulus
Clarence Johnson
Paul Kropp
Miss Ireland
Helena
Chateau
Ruby Miller
Glacier Park
Legion Auxiliary Joint Meeting Plans Report and Music
The Legion and Auxiliary will meet jointly Monday September 14 at the home of Mrs W W Scott with Mrs C Jas Smith as joint hostess. A report on the state convention in Missoula will be given along with a musical program.
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Legion and Auxiliary
W. W. Scott
C. Jas. Smith
Missoula
Almost 1400 Students In Teton Are Back to School
The county reports roughly 1400 pupils enrolled as schools reopen in Teton with 662 girls and 696 boys. There are 62 buildings but only 41 in use due to consolidation, 77 teaching positions filled, and high qualifications shown by 44 graduates with extra training. High school graduates last year numbered 140.
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Teton
Teton County
Inez Eckford
State Department of Education
Teton County High School
Chateau
Line Fishermen Found Guilty Await Appeal
Pried here Saturday before Justice of the Peace J G Jackson Nick Golie was found guilty by a jury of six of set line fishing in the Pishkun reservoir The charge was preferred by Game Wardens Bruce Neal and Frank R Marshall who also filled similar actions against three others B D Susens Elmer Golie and Henry Kropp County Attorney E L Murphy appeared for the state and the game wardens were state witnesses The defendants fishing outfit and license were introduced as exhibits The defense filed two demurrers but both were overruled The jury was out about half an hour and brought in a verdict of guilty following which the court imposed a fine of 25 and costs amounting to 30 91 R J Reynolds of Great Falls attorney for the defendant promptly served notice of appeal to the district court and provided the necessary bond A transcript of the records has been filed with the clerk of the district court The jury was composed of Harry Price Henry Crossen Art Bagley J R Pollock Fred Coyte and Bill Turner
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Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
Nick Golie
Pishkun
Bruce Neal
Frank R. Marshall
B. D. Susens
Elmer Golie
Henry Kropp
E.L. Murphy
R. J. Reynolds
Great Falls
District Court
Harry Price
Henry Crossen
Art Bagley
J. R. Pollock
Fred Coyte
Bill Turner
Women Golfers Set for Two P M Start at Chateau
Ladies at Chateau Country club prepare for golf day with a 2 PM start, a putting contest, and a series of foursomes. Participants include Wallace, Baillie, Coffey Huffman, Stearns, Conlin, Looney, Taylor, Boussard, Guthrie, Reickhoff, Barribal, Larson, Bateman, Fabrick Core, Broderick, Ramsey, Hentges, Packer, Hirshberg, Crary, Robison, Bya McDonald. Mrs R F Baillie leads arrangements and the day aims to train players for a Sunday meet with guests from the Conrad club.
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Chateau Country Club
Conrad Club
Wallace
Baillie
Coffey Huffman
Stearns
Conlin
Looney
Taylor
Boussard
Guthrie
Reickhoff
Barribal
Larson
Bateman
Fabrick
Core
Broderick
Ramsey
Hentges
Packer
Gert Hirshberg
Crary
Robison
Bya McDonald
R. F. Baillie
Ethel Morgan Weds Arizona Man in Tucson
News arrives of the marriage in Tucson Arizona between Mrs Ethel Bill Morgan and William Hayes both of that city. The bride daughter of J C and Mrs Morgan formerly of Choteau now Missoula will reside at 2928 N First Ave Tucson. She is a Montana graduate and attended the University of Arizona with a plan to finish there.
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Tucson
Arizona
Ethel “Bill” Morgan
Wm. Hayes
First Ave
J. C. Morgan
Missoula
Choteau
Teton County High School
Choteau Creamery
Montana State University
University of Arizona
Fall Meeting of HI. D. Council Sees Officers Elected
The Teton County Home Demonstration council met in the Legion hall with Miss Frances Smith presiding. Clubs represented included Byunm Power Diamond Valley Beck Collins Bole Pendroy Farmington Agawam and Belleview. Liberty Center Greenfield and Blackleaf were absent. Officers elected were Mrs Oscar Anderson president Mrs J R Armstrong vice president and Mrs Muriel Reiquam secretary. A fall fair booth was approved with Mrs J R Armstrong Miss Beatrice DeRusha and Mrs Oscar Anderson in charge.
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Teton County Home Demonstration Council
The
Legion Hall
Frances Smith
State Home
Bynum
Power
Diamond Valley
Beck
Collins
Bole
Pendroy
Farmington
Agawam
Belleview
Liberty Center
Greenfield
Blackleaf
Oscar Anderson
Power Club
J. R. Armstrong
Bole Club
Muriel Reiquam
Ethelreid
Beatrica DeRusha
Marry Thompson
G. O. Stott
Smoot Rowley
Daphne Schenk
Evelyn Giese
Winnie Goodell
Agnes McVlicker
John Toenyes
Margaret Beck
Hattie Ferris
Mareil Reiquam
Elvis
Conrad Golfers to Visit Sunday at Chateau Country Club
About 35 members of the Conrad Country Club will play on the local course Sunday at 10 a.m. John Conlin serves as president and Jas Broderick as secretary handling arrangements. Refreshments will follow on the grounds and a large turnout is expected.
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The
Chateau Country Club
Conrad Country Club
John Conlin
Jas. Broderick
Bazaar Date Set by Ladies Industrial Group
At a meeting held last week the Ladies' Industrial group decided to hold a bazaar and dinner on October 29 with further particulars to be announced later.
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Ladies’ Industrial
Flower Show Attracts Many Fine Exhibits
The annual Labor Day flower show at Chateau Woman's club in the city park drew 152 entries across 33 classes. Fritz Roll praised the improved arranging and noted strict stem counts, with cosmos judging being tricky. Proceeds from the tea and dance totaled 117 to support the library building debt.
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Club Library
Rosses
Labor Day
Chateau Woman’s Club
Rand
Fritz Roll
Great Falls
Chateau
Whisker Contests Spark Town For 49er Celebration
Cha teau stages a whisker competition during the October 2 frontier event to raise funds for the Lions civic fund. Prizes go to the best all-time growth and the best growth during Sept 7 to Oct 3, with separate prizes for best female and best male costumes. Admission is 50 cents adults, 25 cents children, plus 25 cents in chips for games and dances.
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Chateau
Lions Civic Fund
Construction to Start on Two State Resettlement Projects
City council met Tuesday night to discuss grants permits and audits for two state resettlement projects. Permits total include fifteen building moves and small additions such as garages and frame houses across multiple additions.
Home-made centrifugal pump draws wide interest in county
About 80 residents attended a Thursday demonstration of a Bozeman irrigation service pump at the Hodgskiss place southwest of Chateau. The simple device costs 10 to 15 dollars, delivers 360 gallons a minute with a 3 hp engine, and can be built in farm shops for lifts of 12 feet or less.
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Teton County
Hodgskiss Place
Chateau
Irrigation Department
Extension Service
Bozeman
Fred Willson
Claude Windecker
Fairfield
Enrollment Figures Show Attendance Gain at Local Schools
Enrollment at Chateau grade school reached 241 in the first week, up 20 from last year. County high school reported 187, four less than a year ago, with Freshmen 65, Sophomores 41, Juniors 39, Seniors 42. Louis Houfek operates a bus from Fairfield.
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Chateau
Louis Houfek
Fairfield
Father of Mrs. E. W. Allen Dies in Helena
E. H. Campbell, 82, longtime Man ana druggist and father of Mrs. E. W. Allen, died last week at the Masonic home in the Helena valley. Masonic services were held Friday with interment in Forestvale cemetery. Mrs. Allen and her mother Mrs. E. H. Campbell Sr. and her brother E. H. Campbell Jr. attended, then returned to Chateau after services. Mrs. Campbell and son had visited here briefly before leaving for Glasgow.
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E. H. Campbell
Manana
E. W. Allen
Helena Valley
Forestvale Cemetery
Allen
Chateau
Doctor H G Edwin Explores Choteau Location
Dr H G Edwin a Great Falls osteopath and Kirkville Missouri trained graduate visited Choteau this week and said he is considering a permanent move to the city.
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Choteau
H. G. Edwin
Great Falls
Construction Starts on Montana Rural Resettlement Units
The Resettlement Administration authorized immediate construction on 77 Montana units including 50 on Fairfield Beach and Malta projects. Thirty projects were suspended due to drought funds, but five Montana projects were affected none yet started. Malta Homesteads proceed as a subsistence project. government purchase of all optioned acreage planned.
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Denver
Colo
Fairfield Beach
Montana
Federal Agency
Fairfield Branch
Maita
Malta
Milk River
Resettlement Administration
Droughet Emergency Fund
Floweree
Rocky Loy
Fort Belknap
Kinsey Flats
Beaver Creek
Walter E. Packard
Rural Resettlement Division
Washington
Starch
Malta Homesteads
Department of the Interior
Packard
Officials Called To Denver Over Reclamation Building Plan
Fairfield Times reports A. I. Johnson supervisor of the Fairfield reclamation office and appraiser Withycombe traveled to Denver for talks with officials and engineers on the building program. They were summoned by telephone last week.
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Denver
Fairfield Times
A. I. Johnson
Fairfield
Withycombe
Double Wedding On Anniversary Day Stuns Community
A double wedding occurred last Saturday at the Mozer residence when Rev. B M Alstad joined Raymond Nelson and Dorothy Duncan, both 21 and 18 respectively, of Ulm and Great Falls, and Francis Larsen 22 of Great Falls with Eleanor Robinson 18 of Great Falls. Witness Frances Rosengren noted the date marks her own anniversary as well as the minister's wedding anniversary.
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B. M. Alstad
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Mozer
Raymond Nelson
Ulm
Dorothy Duncan
Great Falls
Francis Larsen
Eleanor Robinson
Frances Rosengren
Judge Hattersley to preside at September term court
District Judge R. M. Hattersley will be here Friday for the regular September term of court. The session includes the semi annual naturalization day with many final naturalization applications expected after August vacation. Approximately six final naturalization papers await hearing.
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R. M. Hattersley
Miss Opal Moore Honored With Shower At Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Herman Earles and Mrs. Edna Adams hosted a Saturday bridge luncheon to compliment bride-elect Miss Opal Moore. Four tables were in play and guests witnessed Miss Moore open gifts with gracious thanks.
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Herman Earles
Edna Adams
Opal Moore
Miss Moore
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Legion Auxiliary
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HI. D
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Roll
C. S. McDonald
HL. L. Stafford
J. E. Byrne
Gay Bagley
Glen R. Becker
Geo. Thompson
R. E Nelson
J. E. Hodgskiss
Nettie Saterlie
Council
Oscar Carlson
Jackson
Rexall Beauty Shop
Ed Alzheimer
Rexall Drug Store
Alex Burrell
Texaco
Ed Strand
Romove
Martin Depner
Hazletts
Hattersley
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