Benefit entertainment boosts teacherage drive in county
A Friday night benefit for the teacherage program drew a full hall and strong support from the surrounding communities. Auctioneer Cowell raised just over 50 dollars, with a top basket at 21 dollars, aided by Delco lighting donated by McCullough. Messages from state official Miss Trumper encouraged efforts while Miss Thompson urged timely housing for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowell
Chateau
Bole
McCullough
Thompson
Miss Trumpar
Helena
State Department of Education
Wiseman School
H. B. Hanson
Messrs. Hanson
Huidekoper
Smitt
Bynum Brevities Reflect Local Happenings
Leonard Frey returns from LaCrosse Wish after a four month visit with family. Officials plan post office space with Ray Porter in charge after April first. Mrs. Earl Graham and sister Genevieve visit, while Mrs. Driscoll awaits Spokane trip to end of war. Red Cross benefit by Magda and Olga Wagnild. Bynum school program delights crowd. Valinda Stewart leads midnight lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Frey
LaCrosse
George Burrell
Roy Carson
W. E. Tompkins
Chateau
Ray Porter
C. M. Golder
Paddy
Sears
Alhambra Springs
Earl Graham
Genevieve
Magda
Olga Wagnild
Red Cross
Bynum
Valinda Stewart
Easter Sunday Services at Episcopal Church
Easter day schedule includes Holy communion at 9 30 regular services at 11 Sunday school at 12 15 and a 3 30 preaching service at Porter school house. Children bring mite boxes and visitors are invited. A service flag honoring Captain Verge and his company was unveiled on Palm Sunday with prayers and speeches by the Rector Mr Morgan and Mr Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter School House
Captain Verge
Verge
America
Spencer
Morgan
Greene
County lifts quarantine as churches and schools reopen
The county board of health orders lifting quarantine effective Saturday. Starting Sunday regular church services return with Bible school. The picture show will reopen for youngsters and public schools resume Monday. Local notes include Gus Clumb moving to Porter Beach farmland, Peter Krogseng earning sergeant rank in France, Lester Dennis in Norfolk base hospital with pneumonia, and the Cut Bank Round House welcoming female wage workers in overalls Miss Bernice Narveson and Miss Louise Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Bible School
Brady
Peter Krogseng
France
168Rd
Pete
Lester Dennis
Marines
Norfolk
Cut Bank
Louis Hills
Bernice Narveson
Louise Beck
Cut Bank Press
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Choteau Mercantile Company
Teton Slope
Montana
May Trumper
John Bolsinger
Conrad
John
Everett Perkins
G. B. Larson
Carl Johnson
S. M. Hogland
Bill Wallenstein
J. M. Zook
Glando, Wryo
Paul Briggs
Mr. Zook
W. D. Jones
Bus Collins
Pendrey Blacksmith Co
O. W. Phillips Ranch
P. A. Peterson
J. M. Ryan
RP. Reckards
Great Falls
Pendroy
Roberts
A.A. Delger
Hazel Gardner
Mrs. Sheble
Episcopal Church Services
Weather Report
A. G. Burbank
Cooperative Observer
Gus Clumb
Sprague
Washington
Brown Howey Land Company
Porter Beach
Conrad Observer
Our Boys
Tobacco Fund
Maaseeesen Saeges
Naakson Trevland
Humble Bynum Repesseeneepe Srete Sevesenans
A. Arnett
Bynum Sens
W.H Patrick
Bynum Eenne
Ed Powers
Bynum Co
L. Beach
Andy Erickson
Henry M Jensen Bynum
A.E. Thayer
Gilbert Dale Fairfield
Axel Lindberg
Encee
John Lind
Omens
R. Clayton
H. AL. Blecker
Bole Evevereeeten
John A. Bjork
M. Nordhagen
Geo. Olson
P. J. Bell
M. J. Wallace
F. W. Swanson
Fred Dutro
Herman Olson
W. O. Powell
Frank Andrews
William Dollemore
Eaereens
Eevee
Sam Ness
Ben C. Jefferson
A. C. Burbank
Ae Cosee
Cccrresesne
W. J. Roulston
Klangen’s Cash Bazaar
H. & W. Family
Holland
Choteau, Montana
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