Tax Deeds Grow As Delinquent Lands Remain in County
County Treasurer O G Meadows reports in a study for the state board of equalization that in Teton county delinquent taxes plus penalties total 82 796 06 dollars and 35 494 57 acres remain subject to tax deed. Since 1921 the county has acquired 10 065 06 acres by tax deed across 53 tracts.
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Teton County
O. G. Meadows
Jas. H. Stewart
State Board of Equalization
Meadows
Dit
Board of Equalization
Eagle Patrol Wins Flag at Inspection Monday
At Troop 51 Chateau Boy Scouts weekly meeting, Eagle patrol earned the most points for the month 993 versus 942 for Owl and 732 for Ear Mountain. Eagle patrol wins the troop banner for the coming month with a 156 point total at inspection while Ear Mountain has 130 and Owls 126.
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Chateau Boy Scouts
Eagle Patrol
Owl Patrol
Ear Mountain Patrol
Ear Mountain
Owls
Monarch Lumber to Broadcast From KFBB Station
Monarch Lumber Co plans a half hour broadcast from KFBB Great Falls about Choteau and surrounding areas. Charles Malcolm coordinates data with Mayor Coffey including city history, industries, officials, banks, churches, hotels, newspapers, and leaders. Other town programs will air on nearby Saturdays. Monarch operates in 60 towns but seven will receive the current feature.
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Charles Malcolm
Monarch Lumber Company
KFBB
Great Falls
Choteau
R. M. Graham
Graham
Malcolm
George M. Coffey
Chateau
Chinook
Lewistown
Shelby
Conrad
Bozeman
SweetGrass
Four Boy Scout Units to Rally in Choteau April 25
Four scouting troops from Choteau Dutton Fairfield and Great Falls join in an inter troop rally at Choteau on Saturday April 25 featuring marching wall scaling signaling knot tying fire building cooking and first aid events. A camp fire program will follow with awards ribbons for top finishers across North Central Montana council.
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Choteau
Dutton
Fairfield
Great Falls
Chateau
North Central
Montana
Geese at Priest Lake Die in Severe Storm
Deputy State Game Warden counted 87 dead snow geese near Priest Lake after a severe storm. One goose was sent to Helena for examination. Officials attributed death to cold weather and long flight, noting the birds were underweight and in poor condition.
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Priest Lake
Snider
State Game Department
Helena
Choteau Youths Cast In Looters Spring Show
Two Choteau graduates from Teton County High School, Johnnie Peterson and Earle Hansen, land roles in the Montana State College Looters spring production. Johnnie will play Wilkins, an old clerk, while Earle appears in a special dancing act with three others. Tryouts were held for a show to be presented late this month.
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Looters
Montana State College
Exponent
Johnnie Peterson
Earle Hansen
Teton County High School
Johnnie
Wilkins
Earle
Bozeman Theater
Up in the Air Operetta at Teton County High School
Miss Marguerite Vaughn announces a complete cast of more than 100 students for the operetta Up in the Air to be staged Friday at the Teton County High School Auditorium. The story follows Harold Post and aviator Joe Bennett amid a movie magnate plot and comic alibis culminating in a daring parachute stunt and romantic win.
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Music Department
Marguerite Vaughn
Teton County High School
Miss Vaughn
Follws
Shirley Kingston
Bettie Webb
Joe Bennett
Mapare
Juniper Johnson
George Burbank
Betty
Harold Post
Burbank
McCullum
Jim Carter
Harold
New Elementary School Budget Law Explained by Officials
County superintendent outlines the new elementary school budget law enacted by the legislature. The synopsis lists steps from March expenditures and April revenue estimates to July budget actions and August tax levy finalization, with the creation of a board of budget supervisors and required notices and certifications.
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Anna E. Stafford
Helena
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Board of
Board of School Budget Supervisors
Boards of Trustees
Storm Limits Attendance at County Poultry Meetings
Violent weather reduced turnout at the better chick gatherings held across seven sites in the county last week. Montana State College poultry specialist Miss H. E. Cushman extended her visit to Monday, with Pendray drawing about 20 attendees and Liberty Center’s Collins meeting attracting a strong turnout.
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H. E. Cushman
Montana State College
Pendray
Collins
Liberty Center
Red Cross Head Initiates Teton Chapter Committee Appointments
Miss Margaret Nagle announced the Teton chapter Red Cross executive committee appointments naming Robert Clarkson as chairman George Sollid Mrs Edward Walker Mrs B O Price Mrs Myrle Reiquam Mrs J A Swanson Mrs Hampton Bloom and Geo Carroll Other notes show March chapter expenditures total 352.13 including groceries clothing medicine and personal costs plus various outreach counts and donor acknowledgments The report expresses gratitude for public response and notes a $200 disaster fund quota remains unsettled with hopes for early completion.
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Margaret Nagle
Teton
The
Red Cross
Miss Nagle
Robert Clarkson
Chateau
George Sollid
Dutton
Edward Walker
Power
B. O. Price
Bob
Myrle Reiquam
Collins
J. A. Swanson
Mayme Webb
John Hentges
Joseph Hirshberg & Co
F. A. Zion
Steve Snider
Cora Cohoe
M. K. Luther
Obert Peterson
G. Co. Core
Chateau Meat Co
R. P. Reiding
C. H. Connor
Dutton Community Club
Fr Benton Man Addresses Chateau Legion Meet Saturday
About 14 ex service men attended in the court room of the court house to hear John Phelan of Fort Benton discuss patriotic and Legion topics. Senator T. O. Larson spoke on similar themes, with short talks by Frank M. Snider and George Carroll. The Choteau post No. 6 drive increased membership to 22, five new members added, and three more needed to reach quota. The current roster includes George Carroll, A. H. McGinnis, C. Jas. Smith, M. S. Bullerdick, I. B. Hardy, B. I. Packer, C. D. McDonald, Cecil Passmore, Carl Jensen, Elmer Cardell, Carl Peterson, H. W. Bateman, Ray I. McClue, George M. Coffey, Cecil Huffaman, W. N. Streeter, Eric Hedblom, K. E. Sturgis, E. L. Kueck, Paul Kropp, Nick Parm brun, W. W. Coffey.
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John Phelan
Fort Benton
Court House
Phelan
Choteau Post No. 6
American Legion
T. O. Larson
Chateau Post
Frank M. Snider
George Carroll
Post
A. H. McGinnis
C. Jas. Smith
M. S. Bullerdick
I. B. Hardy
B. I. Packer
C. D. McDonald
Cecil Passmore
Carl Jensen
Elmer Cardell
Carl Peterson
H. W. Bateman
Ray I. McClue
George M. Coffey
Cecil Huffaman
W.N. Streeter
Eric Hedblom
K. E. Sturgis
E. L. Kueck
Paul Kropp
Nick Pambrun
W. W. Coffey
April Fool Golf Tourney Set for Next Sunday
The annual April fool golf tourney will be on the local course next Sunday. Organized by the program committee Obert Dale Clint Core and Tommy Gossack players pay 10 cents to enter. The event features freak rules nine holes hazards penalties and no medal or match play with a prize to be awarded to the winner Dick Fabrick last year.
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Obert Dale
Clint Core
Tommy Gossack
Dick Fabrick
Lucky farmer wins six tires and tubes in local drawing
John Luinstra, a young farmer from the T. S. Gap district, wins six tires and tubes valued at over 70 dollars in a Tuesday drawing by Teton Service Company. Three prize levels were offered, with Luinstra holding both the first prize numbers 6936 and 3286. prize may go to Jasper Murray if the first number is not presented within ten days.
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John Luinstra
T. S. Gap
Teton Service Company
Luinstra
Jasper Murray
Mr. Murray
Permits Issued for Livestock on Local Forest
W. E. Lockhart, supervisor of the Lewis and Clark forest, reports increases in sheep permits and declines in cattle and horse permits for this year. Sheep: 21,300 permitted, up from 18,201. cattle and horses: 782 permitted, down from 6,299. Applications exceeded allowances with 36,850 sheep and 7,202 cattle/horse requests, with 15,550 and 1,402 denied respectively. Changes in grazing dates across divisions accompany the totals.
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Lewis and Clark National Forest
W. E. Lockhart
Forest Service
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