Premium List Out for 4-H Club Fair to Be Held Here Saturday
The premium list for the third annual boys and girls 4-H club fair is mailed from the county agent’s office. Prize money, if available, will be sent later. Ribbons awarded for first to third in multiple clothing classes, luncheon club items, swine fat hog, and 4 H baby beef. Demonstration and judging terms offer trips to Billings and Great Falls fairs for boys and girls.
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American Legion
Billings Fair
Great Falls Fair
Brother of Chateau Men Passes at Belt
Raymond WL Pimperton farmer of Belt died Saturday at his mother's Belt home after a long illness. Survived by widow Ruth Brodie, married 1926, daughter Maxine, son David, two Belt sisters, four brothers in Belt and Chouteau, born Sept 16 1902, lifelong resident. He operated the farm once owned by his late father David Pimperton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wl, Pimperton
David Pimperton
Belt
Mr. Pimperton
Ruth Brodie
Maxine
David
J. F. Sweeney
Margaret Pimperton
Douglas
Alaska
Earl
Charles
Edward
Sidney
Chouteau
Funeral Services in Belt for Local Resident
Body to be moved from O'Connor chapel at 3 this afternoon to the Belt family home. Funeral will begin at 9:40 Tuesday morning and continue at Belt Catholic church at 10. Requiem Mass to be said by Rev. Fr. Berry. Burial in Belt Cemetery. Great Falls Tribune.
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Belt
O’connor
Belt Catholic
Berry
Belt Cemetery
Great Falls
Methodist Church Notes for October Sunday Schedule
Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with an Epworth League at 7 p m and fellowship at 8 p m. Services also at Bynum 1 30 p m and Pendroy 3 p m. The Prodigal Wife Gomer begins October sermons led by the pastor. Frances Mellon will lead Epworth League.
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Epworth
Bynum
Pendroy
Gomer
Nelson
Marion Butchart
Dover
Sturgis
Bloomdahl
Wm. Olsen
Frances Mellon
Epworth League
Card of Thanks for Brother Geo Burrell
The Burrell family expresses heartfelt thanks for kind acts and sympathy at the death and burial of Geo Burrell. The Burrell and associated families thank Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Burrell and others for support.
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Geo, Tre
Highview Residents Help Students Travel to School and Work
Mrs. Fred Broeder and Miss Elsie Jones drove to Chateau Friday to fetch Arlene and Fred Broeder from high school. Wayne Gitchel and Robert Sheppard began high school Monday. Mr and Mrs Jay Gitchel accompanied Winona Gitchel to her schooling on Saturday. Hick Nugen, Sidney Mowry, John Yptumeartner and Jay Gitchel shipped cattle to Chicago Tuesday. Jones drove to Chateau Monday for work with Dr. E B.
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Fred Broeder
Elsie Jones
Chateau
Arlene
Wayne Gitchel
Robert Sheppard
Jay Gitchel
Winona Gitchel
Flavre
Hick Nugen
Sidney Mowry
John YP Tumeartner
Chicago
Jones
Chateau Munday
E. B
Local residents share visits and health notes
Maynard and also repair some radios. Mr and Mrs Harold Passmore moved to Choteau Friday afternoon. Miss Anna Olson spent the weekend at Choteau. Mr and Mrs Fred Broeder were Sunday guests at the H B Passmore home. Mrs Albert Den Boer has been very ill at the Conrad hospital. She underwent an operation for a tumor and appendicitis and other ailments. Mr and Mrs Dick Southwick visited at the A G Roberts home over the weekend. They are working at Glacier Park. Sidney Mowry is leaving Tuesday with a carload of cattle for Chicago. He will stop en route at his home in Wisconsin to visit his mother and relatives. Chas Fields has completed his threshing after a prolonged job. He has shipped several carloads of wheat. He has a very nice crop and was fortunate to escape any damage through weather.
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Glacier Park
Sidney Mowry
Chicago
Wisconsin
Chas. Fields
Hunziker Wins City Tennis Title in Championship Match
Charles Hunziker captured first place in the city tennis tournament over John Peterson after winning the final in three sets 6-8 6-1 6-4. Semifinals saw Hunziker defeat Tommy Gossack, while Peterson beat Clint Core. A separate women's event crowned Mary Sulgrove champion over Miss Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hunziker
John Peterson
Hunziker
Peterson
Clint Core
Tommy Gossack
Jim Sulgrove
Obert Dale
Tony Mozer
Dinty Moore
Charles Cohoe
Stephen Webb
Gordon Holmes
Chick” Sulgrove
George Loomis
Arnold Hanusa
Mike Mozer
Dr. H. W. Bateman
Core
Local Social Roundup and Hospital News
PENDROY Ira Ritenour has entered Great Falls for an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Raby, Mrs. Mutz and Mrs. Seufert visited Great Falls Wednesday. Miss Méthel Briggs spent the week with Mrs. Talbert. Nome Demonstration club met at Mrs. Gutshall's home. new officers elected: Miss Ethel Reid president, Mrs. Jones vice president, Mrs. Talbert secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Earles leaders. Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Shawver. Silvius with friends at Glacier Park. Bonnie Brownell visiting Mrs. Estes. Mrs. Fuller and Mrs. Gutshall in Conrad on business. Ethel Reid entertained Raby, Gutshall, Fuller and Talbert. Fuller won high score in bridge. Winona Gitchell left for Havre to attend school. Gitchell accompanied by car.
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Ira Ritenour
Great Falls
Raby
Mutz
Seufert
Méthel Briggs
Talbert
Nome Demonstration Club
Gutshall
Ethel Reid
Jones
Larson
Earles
Ladies’ Aid
Shawver
Silvius
Glacier Park
Bonnie Brownell
Estes
Fuller
Conrad
Havre
Mrs. Gitchell
4 H Club Holds Year End Meeting At Mrs Talbert Home
The 4 H club’s last gathering of the year took place at Mrs. Talbert’s home. Prizes for 4 H work were awarded to Marjorie Briggs and Alice Brownell, who also serve on the demonstration team. Lilian Talifson and Virginia Seutert were chosen for the judging team. After the business meeting, games were played with prizes won by Betty Talifson Virginia Seufert Betty Jones and Audrey Seufert.
Hoffman Confesses to Murder Plot and Flight
The suspect describes entering Burrell's store with an iron pipe and wire, striking Burrell, looting the cash register, and hiding money in a sock. he later denies full awareness, but fingerprint and footprint evidence link him to the crime scene as investigators question his past.
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Berndt Barber Shop
Burrell
Hoffman
Stoffman
Beaure Hotel
Parkway Cafe
Packer
Arthur Bagley
Chateau Hotel
Bagley
Rexall
George Jackson
Shelby
the Beaupre
Oscar Berndt
George Benedett
Hoffman’s
Bynum
Great Falls
Gheen
Little Falls
Minn
Dutton
Timber East of Dutton Home Town Noted Incomplete Fragments
Readable fragments indicate a mother living in Timber east of Dutton and mention of someone who may have worked in a shop or center, but the text is garbled and lacking full details.
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Parker House
Sherman
Self Service Stores
Montana
Certo
Cwilih
Stoke’s
Sunkist
Cou Y Nour Mills Co
Royal Club
Utah Valley
PEAS
Swift
Schilling
Celery Hearts
Lee
Methodist Church
Alexander Burrell
T. H. Givens
Cornelius Hayes
Sidney Burrell
Roger Burrell
Howard Burrell
John A. Burrell
Henry Burrell
Highview
Mary Sulgrove
Arvin
Chevrolet
Teton Service Co
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Coules
Cee
Iowa
Fred Chandler
Chariton
J. M. Sulgrove
Arthur Ramsey
Call
Glenloyd
R. A. Parker
Fort Shaw
Mont
L. E. Taylor
Chateau, Mont
Chas. Klockler
Democratic
Teton County
Price
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