First Meeting Of Chateau Woman's Club This Season
The Chateau Woman's club opened its season with a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. W. W. Scott's home. Principal A. B. Guthrie of Teton County High School spoke on Building the World for Tomorrow, emphasizing future citizen training and early home influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman's Club
W. W. Scott
A. B. Guthrie
Teton County High School
A.J. Moore
Ruth E. Sherwood
Chateau Public School
Guthrie
General Treasury
George’ Duvendack
State Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
Resently
Butte
Teton
Chautauqua
Lions Club
R G.keeton
R. PF. Vick
Charles W. Boussard
A. B
Burr Huffman
M. S. Bullerdick
Art Group
Clarence Looney
Herb Winner
John Hentges
R. G. Keeten
C. G. Passmore
Music Ore
R. E. Nelson
Ore
Fred Willson
George Duvendack
Morgan Daughters Visit Chateau After Missoula Reunion
Three daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Morgan visited Chateau after a Morgan family reunion at the paternal Missoula home. Mrs. Hayes formerly Ethel Morgan and her husband from Arizona state highway department joined Mrs. Kohlhase and Mrs. Jourdonnais, all Missoula raised. A fourth sister, Lucille Morgan, attended but left for Glasgow. The Hayes couple left Tucson on the 9th for a month long auto vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Morgan
Missoula
Chateau
Im L. Jourdonnais
Wm. A. Hayes
Tuscot
Arizona
Harold Kolihase
Howard Jourdonnais
Missoula. Mrs. Hayes
Ethel
Bill) Morgan
Arizona State Highway Department
Montana
Kohlhase
Miggie Morgan
Jourdonnais
Helen Morgan
Lucille (Duzie) Morgan
Great Falls
Glasgow
Hayes
Tuscon
Lambs Sell High In Chicago Market Hit By Montana Shipment
Montana lambs shipped by Snyder Sheep company of Billings to Chicago brought 8.75 dollars per hundredweight with an average weight of 77 pounds. The sale price was 25 cents higher per hundredweight than other lambs sold that day, according to the U S forest service report from Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
United States Forest Service
Montana
Chicago
Snyder Sheep Company
Billings
Bright Outlook for Days of 49 Celebration
Lion club officials reported strong progress for the Days of 49 celebration to be held Friday and Saturday nights this week. Committees prepared booths and equipment as doors open at 8 p.m. Admission includes 25 cents worth of chips with prizes for best costumes and best whiskers since Sept. 1. Free dancing and entertainment planned. proceeds go to the Lions civic fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liong Club
The
Lions Civic Fund
Leon Snider in Line for Civil Service Refuges Job
Leon Snider has passed the civil service exam and ranked first for the laborer patrolman position at Pishkun and Willow Creek wildlife refuges. The appointment awaits a required physical, after his return from a three week trip to Wisconsin Rapids and Minneapolis with his mother Mrs Steve Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Snider
Steve Snider
Leon
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Minneapolis
Pishkun
Willow Creek
Teton County Students Depart for Colleges
A list of Teton County high school graduates heading to colleges and normal schools this year. Names include Miss Mary Ellen Robison, state university Montana, Carroll College Helena, Oregon institutions, and many others with juniors sophomores and freshmen among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Teton County High School
Mary Ellen Robinson
Jas. 'T. Robison
State University
Montana
Missoula
Jean Larson
Geraldine Weber
Margaret Carlson
John Billings
Mary Ellen Robison
Gordon Eckford
Guy Gulbrandson
John Gibler
Walter Hentges
Charles Stormwind
Claire
Montana State College
Bozeman
Margaret Hodgskiss
Beryl Melivanie
Jerome Toenyes
Helen Harmon
Charles Rose
Bernard Toenyes
Arnold Neiswender
Joyce Cole
Evelyn
Hodgskies
Mary Ellen Meadows
Stanley Smith
State Normal School
Dillon
Lois Halberg
Mildred Harrington
Lois Swenson
Eastern Montana Normal School
Billings
Mary Elizabeth Edwards
Northern Montana Normal School
Havre
Wilma van Scherpenzeel
Great Falls
Great Falls Normal School
Virginia Allum
State School of Mines
Butte
Joel Olson
Martin Carlson
Carroll College
Helena
Thomas McArdle
Pack University
Forest Grove
Oregon
Margaret Young
Margaret Doughty
Oregon State College
Corvalis
Marie Conlin
California College
Cleo Armstrong
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Minn
Mildred Nelson
Beet Toppers Hired as WPA Office Platforms Harvest
Employment office in Chateau under A. J. Moore plans 50 beet toppers to work in Conrad fields late this week and aims to place 150 men within 10 days. WPA workers may return to their jobs after harvest without re certification, Moore says.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
A. J. Moore
Larson Building
Conrad Fields
Moore
WPA
City to ring bell for curfew instead of fire siren
Mayor John Hentges announced that starting tonight the city will use the school bell to mark curfew rather than the fire siren. The change is temporary at the request of a hospital patient whose nervous ailment is aggravated by the siren. Residents note the siren is now familiar, though some find it startling and wonder if it could be quieter and shorter in duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hentges
Teton Bulldogs Open Season With Two Saturday Games
The Teton High Bulldogs under Coach John Dunckel begin football with a doubleheader on September 24. Six man teams face Augusta and Brady, starting at 2 pm, with a second half following halftime of the first game. The squad, mostly freshmen and sophomores, lacks seniors, and aims to enter eleven-man play in 1939. Additional games listed include Power, Simms, St Marys, Centerville, Ft Shaw, and Ursuline Academy. The tentative roster features Hodgskins, Rosengren, Cleecker, Peebles, Rose, Blomberg, Campbell, Deliwo, Delino, Tennant, Vick, Hallberg, Deliwo, Inbody, Sabo, Davidson, Arensmeyer, Cook, Boutilier, Robinson, Perry, Hart, Shoquist, Larkin, McDonald, Vick, Roberts, and Schaefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High Bulldogs
John Dunckel
Augusta High School
Teton County High School
Chateau
Power
Simms
St.Mary’s
Centerville
Ft. Shaw
Ursuline Aacademy
Bulldog
Jack Hodgskins
Hatfield Rosengren
Clarce Cleecker
James Peebles
James Rose
Alfred Blomberg
P. Pat Campbell
Donald Rose
Jim'Delino
Terry Tennant
Keith Vick
Bud Hallberg
Bob Deliwo
Clark Inbody
William Sabo
Summer Weather Continues With No Frost Yet
The weather man reports unusually fine conditions for the time of year in this state section. No killing frost has occurred to date and an all time high mean maximum temperature for September may be set.
Rebekahs of Chateau Mark 89th Lodge Anniversary
Queen Rebekah lodge No. 31 observed the 89th anniversary with a program at the Masonic hall last Friday. The event included the Pledge of Allegiance the Lord's Prayer and piano solos plus readings a short history of the lodge and remarks by Mrs. Duits and Mrs. Porter. Mrs. Kelly, a former officer, remains active in the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Rebekah Lodge No. 31
Masonic Hall
PAG Oy
Eeseneeerseneetserteesnene
Assembly
Ceee
Leah Ferris
C. H. Porter
Wranseasdtin Dey Ohana
Hie Duits
Edna Beaupre
Duits
Annie Kelly
Big game hunting dates set by Montana warden
J W Carney announces deer season Oct 15 to Nov 15 in Teton and Sun River areas and elk season Oct 1 to Nov 30 in Sun River. Goat seasons vary by county with Flathead and Ravalli noting Oct 15 to Nov 15 and Sep 20 to Oct 20 respectively. Bear and elk seasons align. closing date June 1. Augusta checking station to continue. Chateau station discontinued. Hanusa family returns from Glacier Park trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Bullerdick
Teton County
Flathead County
Ravalli County
Flathead
Chateau
Augusta
Carney
Stage Door Johnny Reveals Pageant Teton Chautauqua Plans
Stage Door Johnny reports on the September 16 pageant for Teton’s Chautauqua. Miss Margaret Valiant from Washington D C helps direct. Harvest Queen chosen as Mrs L C Vanderhoof. Cast practices begin September 19. script finished. detailed roles and technical staff described. lighting and props planned. final complete cast to be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Margaret Valiant
Washington, D. C
L. C. Vanderhoof
Johnson
Georgia Vanderhoof
Evelyn Kaare
Jim Ekstoin
Chateau
Ed. Bammill
Merrill Olson
Miss Vanderhoof
Jim Ekstrom
Chalmers
Power
Windecker
Land of the Shining Mountains
Schedule of Practices For All-County Chorus Announced
Miss Mae Walton announces the all county chorus practice schedule for Teton's Own chautauqua. Sessions begin at 8 15 p m with Dutton on September 20 and other communities following through September 28. The first county practice is September 29 at Chateau high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Walton
Teton
Miss Mae Walton
Dutton
Liberty Center
Collins
Choteau
Bole
Farmington
Diamond Valley
Power and Back
Fairfield
Greenfield
Bynum
Pendray
Agawam
Chateau
435 Articles Shown at Junior Fair in Choteau Saturday
In Choteau the fifth annual Teton county junior fair drew about 700 attendees as 188 youths displayed 435 entries across livestock poultry grains gardens foods clothing room items and record books. Prizes totaled 200 with 4 H members earning traveling plaques for county champions in agricultural judging and home economics demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Teton County
Claude Windegcker
Edward Konen
Lewis Tackes
Clarence Southard
Greenfield
Alvin Meyer
Gordon Bradford
Fairfield
Lois Knowlton
Caroline, Kenser
Maxine Konen
Dorothy
Winifred McDermott
Naomi Schultz
Betty Jean Loch
Jeanette McGillis
Lois Mac
Duiis
Bernice Richem
Jeanette Rogers
Eloise Southard
Eleanor Peden
Norma Rogers
R. E. Nelson
Chateau Lions Club
Royal Theater
Childrens
Beck
Agawam
Belleview
Diamond Valley
Greenridge
Farmington
Bynum
Extension Service
Soil Conservation Service
Farm Security Administration
FSA
U. S. Forest Service
Crested Wheatgrass Load Brings $1500 to Brady Plant
Homer Thompson from Brady delivered about 6 000 pounds of crested wheatgrass to the Teton County Shipping association plant for cleaning. At 25 cents a pound the load was worth roughly $1 500, with plans for three more loads this season. Steve Snider oversees the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Thompson
Brady
Teton County Shipping Association
Homer
Hiram Thompson
Steve Snider
Male Quartette to Be Heard at M. E. Church Next Sunday
The Lutheran Gospel male quartette from Fergus Falls Minnesota will sing at the Methodist church in Chateau next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. The group includes Joseph Walla Watford City NC and Erickson brothers from Conrad Montana Joseph 2nd tenor Vernon 1st bass and Roy 2nd bass. They have toured as a quartet for three years with coast to coast stops and European tours. Rev R F Vick praises them and A M Bridston notes their program in Southern California. The sacred service features chorals duets songs with instrumental accompaniment and a brief meditation. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Lutheran Gospel
Lutheran Bible School
Fergus Falls
Minn
Chateau
Joseph Walla
Watford City
N. C
Erickson
Conrad
Montana
Joseph
Vernon
Roy
Pacific Coast
Europe
Scandinavian Countries
R. F. Vick
A. M. Bridston
California
Early Sunday Mail Service Expands to Choteau and Fairfield
An official notice says starting October 1 a special bus mail route will serve Choteau and Fairfield. Kenneth A Briscoe of Great Falls received the contract, with mail leaving Great Falls at 7:00 am and reaching Choteau by 8:50 am, returning to Great Falls by 10:55 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Fairfield
Gibson Monkman
Chotedia
Kenneth A. Briscoe
Great Falls
Briscoe
Kenneth Lots
Chateau
Chicago
Milwaukee
Monkman
Rocky Mountain Clipper To Visit Chateau Next Wednesday
Paul Quinn will pilot the large six motor all metal Rocky Mountain Clipper to land at the field north of town next Wednesday. The event features the largest plane of its kind in the United States with capacity for 20 passengers. George Height will fly the smallest commercial plane in the country. Pilot Quinn has logged more than 1,900,000 miles of flying experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Quinn
Chateau
United States
Sky Riders
George Height
Visiting in Choteau by Stewart party from Fort Lewis and Canada
Visiting Tuesday to see Mr. and Mrs. C. S. McDonald were Lieut. John S. Stewart and Mrs. Stewart of Fort Lewis Washington Lieut. Eric Stewart of the Scottish regiment Victoria British Columbia and Mrs. Walter Coulter of Riverside California En route they stopped at White Sulphur Springs to visit Lieut. John S. Stewart's father Mrs Coulter a niece of Mr McDonald will stay longer while the officers left yesterday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
C. S. McDonald
John S. Stewart
Fort Lewis
Wash
Eric Stewart
Scottish Regiment
Victoria
B. C
Walter Coulter
Riverside
Calif
Chateau
White Sulphur Springs
Former Chateau Teacher Marie Schimmelpfeng Marries in Great Falls
Miss Marie D. Schimmelpfeng and Jack Bergren were wed in a Saturday morning ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Becklin in Great Falls. Rev. Cecil Ristow of the First Methodist Church officiated. the couple's families attended. The bride, a former Chateau teacher and Camp Fire Girls executive, is a Northwestern graduate and daughter of C. E. Schimmelpfeng of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie D. Schimmelpfeng
Jack Bergren
Great Falls
M. C. Becklin
Cecil Ristow
First Methodist Church
C. E. Schimmelpfeng
Chicago, Ill
Northwestern University
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Pat Gridders
Action
Sear
Senecces
Rebekahs of
A. C. Hanusa
Sandra Sue
Glacier Park
Johnny
Marie Schimmelpfeng
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