Early Dutton settler Christ Filtenberg dies in Pullman
Christ Filtenberg, an early Dutton settler who homesteaded west of Dutton in 1911, died April 4 in Pullman Michigan. He leaves a widow and six children. he was brother-in-law to Pete Walsted who built Dutton’s first hotel.
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Christ Filtenberg
Dutton
Pullman
Mich
Filtenberg
Chicago
Pete Walsted
Ed Johnson
Lincoln
Ben Odden
Lee Stephenson
Baby
Great Falls
Archie McRae
John Schultz
Clarkston
Wash
Red Cross
McClellan
Andrew Ringen
Clara Bohling
J. Hubbard
Walla Walla
P. H McClella
Hubbard
Harry Montague
Collins
Gordon Monkman
Chateau
Oscar Mehl
Ralph Bourne
T J. Cheetham
Phoenix
Ariz
Ernest Albright
Guam
John Wuields
Kalissell
Ellen
Billings
Shields
Charles
Jack Stephenson
Pete Petersen
Swan Lake
California
Beti Jean Dock
Torak
Rome
Farm and Ranch Sprays Now Available From Fairfield Man
Roy J. O'Loughlin of Fairfield has started a commercial spraying service for farmers and ranchers. The firm offers crop spraying for noxious weeds and treatment to remove parasites, grubs and lice from sheep, cattle and hogs, in cooperation with AAA and county extension offices. Further information is available from O'Loughlin or local offices.
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AAA
Roy J. O'Loughlin
Fairfield
O'Loughlin
O’loughlin
Thanks for hospital cards and flowers from friends
J R Cols expresses gratitude for thoughtful cards flowers and remembrances during hospital confinement and sincerely appreciates the kindness and support received from friends.
Silk Quilt Offered For Hospital Benefit
Mrs. Marion Davis of Choteau offers an all silk pieced quilt to benefit the Teton Memorial Hospital association. Tickets are on sale at Choteau Drug Co. Some new hospital equipment has shipped and is expected to arrive at the Chateau within a month. No further developments on federal aid under the Burton Hatch act.
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Marion Davis
Choteau
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Choteau Drug Co
Chateau
County Agent's CORNER Grasshopper Baiting Planned This Spring
Surveys from last fall show hopper outbreaks southeast of Chateau and north of Bole. Notify us of hatchings. Bait will be available at Dutton and Chateau under last year' s arrangements. Bill Forsythe of Great Falls is to provide the government power driven spreader used previously. Many farmers found it time saving and effective.
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Chateau
Bole
Dutton
Bill Forsythe
Great Falls
Extension Horticulturist to Aid Teton County May 7–8
E. E. Isaac, extension horticulturist, will visit Teton County on May 7 and 8 to assist with landscaping beautification and other horticultural problems. County residents may contact the county agent to arrange help and create a schedule for the two days.
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E. E. Isaac
Teton County
Isaac
County Plans Early Season Weed Control
The county board approves scheduling weed control work for the early growing season using county equipment to apply 2,4-D chemicals along roadsides and public property. County sprayers should not spray private fields until late fall after district chemicals are used. This prevents commitments to all farmers and ensures roads and similar areas are prioritized.
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Goodwin Odden
Ray Petch
Fred Phillips
Ray Decker
Gloria van Horn
William Weber
St. Williams Parish Center
Betty Jean
Fairfield Man
J. R
Bus
Penney’s
Sollid and
Rheal
Sollid
Mehl
Dutton, Montana
Teton Plumbing & Heating Co
Gee
Mickey
TOS
Old Yellowstone
Morrell
Sunkist
Choteau Food Market
Raymond Kelly
L. G. Paldwin
Weed Board
Mr. Bolland
Hugh Robinson
al Schrock
Teton County High School
Choteau High School
Ken Thompson
Bud Guthrie
Teton
Safewa
Wakefeld
Edwards
Apple
Jay Black
Hunt
New
Phg
Utah Cello
New Peas
U. S
Utah
U. S. No
Calif
Safeway
U S
Prunes
Lindsay
van Camp
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