Come and Get It Slogan Marks Road Celebration
Readable notices report preparations for a highway completion celebration on route 33 between Augusta and Choteau. The event at the American Legion pavilion includes a Dutch lunch, free beer, music by local groups, and a enjoyably informal program with guests from Helena and Great Falls.
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Lewis& Clerk
Augusta
Choteau
American Legion
Main Avenue
John B Conlin
Generalissmo
C. A. Franks
T. O. Larson
Eddy’s Bakery
Great Falls
Art Dowe
Helena
Lou Brodecker
Montana Highway Patrol
Chateau
Mother of Local Men Passes Tuesday in Iowa
Mary E. Watson of Elma Iowa died after a paralytic stroke the second in recent months Her son James T Robison and his wife traveled from Great Falls to attend the funeral Henry D Robison and wife stayed in Bozeman to move their nephew John Robison to college The deceased was born in New York Oct 1 1864 her first husband John J Robison died in 1900 she later married John H Watson Survivors include brothers Gaylord B Robison and James and Henry Robison plus other relatives in Iowa
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James T. Robison
Henry D. Robison
Mary E. Watson
Elma
Iowa
Foeath
Jas
Great Falls
Henry
Bozeman
John Robison
State College
New York State
John’ JG. Robison
John H. Watson
Gaylord B. Robison
Two H D Leaders Meetings Split Between Dutton and Chateau
The 1936-37 home demonstration club leaders meetings will be held separately at Dutton and Chateau with Miss Josephine Pollock. Eastern leaders meet at Dutton on Tuesday September 22 while others meet at Chateau on Monday September 21. Sessions run 10:00 to 3:30. Topic is The Selection of Becoming Colors and leaders will report back to their clubs.
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Josephine Pollock
Chateau
Dutton
Auy
Noted pianist and musicologist visits Pendray area
David Patterson, renowned pianist and musicologist, arrives from Hollywood to visit sister Mrs. George Sprinkle and his mother in Pendray while renewing acquaintances in Chateau and Great Falls. Patterson has lectured and performed across the United States and Europe and is known for works including Words and Music Pied Piper of Hollywood and Tone Patterns.
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David Patterson
Hollywood
California
George Sprinkle
Pendray
Chateau
Great Falls
Rainbow Theatre
United States
Europe
Patterson
Golf Matches Attract Interest Reickhoff Is One Finalist
Progress in the annual men’s golf championship shows Clint Core defeating C S McDonald and Bob Reickhoff beating John Conlin, leading to a semi final where Reickhoff edged Core 2 up. Reickhoff now faces the McDonald Midgett winner for the title amid Core and McDonald family contention.
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Reickhoff
Clint Core
C. S. McDonald
Bob Reickhoff
John Conlin
J. Kent Midgett
Frank Stearns
C. D. McDonald
F. A. Barribhall
Core
McDonald
Midgett
Chateau
Cores
McDonalds
B. T. Packer
J. W. Broderick
Dr. C. W Boussard
R. F. Nelson
Broderick
Boussard
H. J. Adams
C. Looney
J. B. Huffman
H. Crossen
Looney
Huffman
W C to Meet Next Tuesday Constitutional Day Plans
The Chateau Woman's club will observe Constitution Day with a general meeting at Mrs. John Hentges's home next Tuesday afternoon. The year’s program is set by Mrs. Fred S. Willson with monthly general meetings and group sessions in art, literary and music. Upcoming events include a library tea, a flower show and a dance, plus a series of monthly programs from September through May led by various chairmen.
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Chateau Woman's Club
John Hentges
Hentges
George Carroll
M S Bullerdick
Fred S. Willson
Geo. Carroll
M. S. Bullerdick
C. W. Burns
Gertrude Hirshgerg
BE. J. Crary
J. Burr Huffman
Gene Murphy
Wayne Gillette
Fred Barribal
J. E. Hodgskiss
B. A. Roll
Arnold Hanusa
Ruby Miller
Edna Beaupre
W. W. Smith
Book Review
Herb Winner
C. Looney
J. W. Broderick
W. R.weaver
E. W Allen
Geo. Coffey
Music Group
Chas. Profi
Chateau Defeats Pishkun CCC in Season Finale
The Chateau baseball team defeated Pishkun CCC with an approximate 26 to 6 score to close the season locally. Details on the exact tally are unclear but the result stands as reported.
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Chateau
Pishkun CCC
Montana outlines upland bird hunting dates and elk plan
The Montana fish and game commission in Helena set upland bird hunting dates from November 8 to 17 with a three bird daily limit and a six cock pheasant total limit, plus ten partridge limit. They opened elk hunting in all of Teton county from October 15 to December 1 with one elk allowed, and discussed Sun River herd targets of about 1,000 elk amid recent low kills.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Teton
Toole
Daniels
Clacier
Lincoln
Park
Pondera
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Wheatland
Teton County
Couny
Sun River
Sun
Teton Rivers
North Fork
Chouteau County
Forest Service
State Name Commission
Sunriver
K. F. MacDonald
Bruce Neal
W. B. Willey
Feeder Calf Show and Sale Planned in Great Falls
County Agent Fred Willson announces a two day Feeder Calf Show and Sale in Great Falls on November 9 and 10. Carload entries of 20 steer calves must be bred and raised by the exhibitor. Hereford Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus classes offer top prizes of 50, 35, and 15 dollars per place, plus 150 for champion and 50 for reserve. The Montana Stock Growers' association backs the event, with wide publicity for exhibitors.
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Fred Willson
Great Falls
Teton County
Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Agent Warns of Current Dangers to Livestock
County agent warns of cattle losses and sickness linked to feed shifts from sparse rations to lush sweet clover. Damp, frost and hydrocyanic acid risk increase. frozen flax, millets, and sudan grasses are hazardous in cold weather. Caution advised when turning cattle onto stubble fields with grain or straw. Cattle newly on sparse range may gorge and die.
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Fred Willson
Mellons Buy Parlor Shoppe in This City
Mr and Mrs Otis Mellon completed the purchase of the Parlor Shoppe in this city last week. Mrs Mellon will manage the ladies ready to wear business and she and her husband have taken possession. They are long time residents of Shoteau and have been connected with the Chateau Drug Co through son R R Mellon.
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Mellons
Otis Mellon
Leroy [Inman
Havre
Materaliz
Republicans to Open Campaign in Chateau Sept 23
Republicans announce a county campaign rally at the courthouse in Chateau next Wednesday evening Sept 23. Local headquarters say a national speaker James R Stack of Duluth Minn and two state candidates will attend along with local candidates. State candidates include C Tars on and Col Chas N Sheridan. The meeting begins at 8 o clock.
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Court House
Chateau
Republican State Central Committee
B. J. Packer
Republican County Central Committee
James R. Stack
Puluth
Minn
Duluth Community Fund
Duluth Kiawanis Club
Minnesota Federation of
C. Tarson
United States
Col. Chas. N. Sheridan
Railroad and Public Service
Tomorrow Last Day to Register for General Election
County Clerk Geo A Carroll warns that tomorrow is the final day to register to vote in the general election. Those who voted previously or who registered since do not need to refile. Voters must be US citizens, have Montana residency for one year, Teton county residency for 30 days, and be 21 by November 3.
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Geo. A. Carroll
United States
Montana
Teton County
County 4 H Club Fair Dominates Teton County Events
The second annual 4 H club fair in Chateau gathers 250 to 300 members and many parents at the American Legion pavilion. Home Demonstration clubs set up a county booth with curtains draperies and canned goods while exhibits from farms and homes supplement the junior event. The program includes a 1 15 p m community singing a plant and landscape display a dress revue and a free theater show with prizes for the top county 4 H entries.
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Teton County
American Legion
Chateau
Fred Willson
Mary Ellen Robison
Virginia Allum
R. BE
Scotty” Cameron
Bozeman
Royal Theater
Chateau Liang Club
4 FL County Council
Magdalen Loch
Diamond Valley
Lower rates on feed ordered in Montana farmers win relief
Montana won a suit for reduced rail rates on feed for drought stricken stock growers. A 33 1 3 percent cut on cottonseed cake and other feeds will save Montana stockmen about 160,000 dollars this season, with further savings possible as demand rises. The new interline rates go into effect this week and run to December 31.
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Montana
Drougtstricken
Flelenn
J. G. Bruce
State Railroad Commission
Montana Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Helena
Clyde BL. Aitchison
Bruce
Commerce Commission
Western Executive Traffic Association
A. H W. Angstman
Railroad Commission
Dry land horse outbreak prompts county vaccination drive
A case of sleeping sickness or brain fever in horses was found by Dr. B O Fisher near Power on a dry land farm. Fourteen residents filed requests at the county agent’s office to have their horses vaccinated by a veterinarian, vaccination said to confer lifelong immunity.
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B. O. Fisher
Power
Chateau
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Ccc’s
al Club
Porter Beach
Beck
Willson
National Club Congress
Chicago
G. N
Great Northern Stock Yards
Martin Vigen
Mountain View Gardens
Greenfield Certified
N. J. Konen
Tenchland
M. P. McOmber
Fairfield
Melvin Bueling
Humming Bird Club
Martin Schultz
J. M. Mijolsnegs
Merry Seamstresses
Florence Stoffler
Shooting Star Breakfast Club
Kenneth Gleason
Blackleaf
Fred Campbell
M. P. Campbell
Muddy Creek Club
Anna Stafford
Little Lady
A. Strom
Sunrise Breakfast Club
Letha Caskey
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