Raymond Wolfe Dies in Teton River Drowning
Raymond Wolfe aged 24 drowned Sunday evening while bathing in the Teton river about 14 miles northeast of Dutton on the Herman Maurer place. Corpse recovered and brought to Roberts Funeral Home. Wolfe, born May 28, 1910 in St Paul, was employed by Martin Schultz who joined him and another man in the river outing. They attempted rescue with a rubber tire and rope. Coroner Roberts and Sheriff Billings investigated, believing cramps or other ailment caused the drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Wolfe
Teton River
Winuiles
Dutton
Herman Maurer
Roberts Funeral Home
Martin Schultz
Mr. Schultz
Chas. G. Roberts
J. L. Billings
Donald Kerr Ranch
Mr. Kerr
Bannatyne
Mr. Roberts
Chateau
Funeral for Wolfe to be held at Methodist church
Wolfe, brought to Dutton at age four and later living near Missoula, died recently after ranch work. Funeral services are set for this afternoon at 2 30 at the local Methodist church with Rev Chester Breda officiating and burial in Choteau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Thos. Hesselgesser
Clinton
Missoula
Wolfe
Chateau Hospital
Chester Breda
Choteau
County Central Committees to Hold Meetings
Teton county central committees for both major parties will meet to organize the central committee, elect officers, fill vacancies, and select two state committeemen under a law change requiring a man and a woman from each precinct. Precinct officers and names from the official primary returns are listed for Republican and Democratic parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Centtral
Gordon Holmes
John Sugrove
D. B. Standish
Thos. Manix
W. P. Andrews
Sam Ness
R. H. Meyer
Lora A. Bailley
Martin Rose
C. W. Gray
L. B. Pendrey
C. Campbell
R. D. Hal Pin
Lucy Stott
Hartwick Nelson
H. E. Nyhns
Cora Cohoe
Frank M. Doheny
Mabel E. Doheny
B. O. Price
Jessie Walkington
R. D. Anderson
O. G. Matkin
Frank McLean
Geo. C. Alzheimer
Arthur Davidson
W. C. Rogers
W. J. Earles
T. R. Collins
D. Stewart
Henry Weist
Christa B. Caskey
O. A. Longmuir
Ann Nyhus
Fred W. Schultz
Frances Juelfs
W. N. Eaman
Ada Lathrop
July Chevrolet Sale Peaks in Four Years
Chevrolet sales in July topped the four year high for the Great Falls zone says G V Campbell representative, during a visit to Chateau with local dealer Wallace Motor Co. Local sale highlights include a coupe sold to J C Taylor and a sport sedan to Chas G Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
G. V. Campbell
Great Falls
Chateau
Wallace Motor Co
Shirley Wallace
J. C. Taylor
Chas. G. Roberts
Meeting Notice for Teton County Democratic Central Committee
The Teton County Democratic Central Committee calls a meeting on Friday August 17 1934 at 8 p m at the court house in Chateau to elect a chairman secretary and other officers and to appoint a state committeeman and committeewoman from Teton county and to conduct related business. Dated August 1 1934. C W Burns Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
Court House
Chateau
C. W. Burns
Republican Central Committee
Sam Ness
Canada Modifies Tourist Customs Rules
Canada updates customs for visitors by allowing free admission of gear such as outfits outboard motors tents camp equipment guns fishing tackle golf clubs tennis racquets cameras and more without duty or deposit previously required for some items.
Agawam News Briefs Mention Trips And Local Happenings
Henry Weist visited Glacier Park for a few days and returns Monday. Mrs August Wropp left for Great Falls Saturday, and Mrs G O Torgerson planned to leave Tuesday from a nearby park trip. Roads and fishing were reported good. Rich went to a magician show at Cnotean. Atermoan and others planned a Legion dance after the show. Agawam received a grain load for the year’s crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weist
Glacier Park
August Wropp
G. O. Torgerson
Laerro Park
Rich
Cnotean
Maner
Legion Pavilion
Adv
Wuest
Glacer Park
Agawam
Vacation School Opens In Bynum Doing Good Work
Vacation school at the M. E. church in Bynum opens Monday with fourteen pupils enrolled and more expected. Rev. Edwin Dover reports morning and afternoon sessions, a Sunday picnic and 1 30 p m church service. Ten lessons are given on Learn to Live with three classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Bynum
Edwin Dover
H. Bloom
Rina Marris
June Porter
Geraldine Moulton
Rev. Dover
Deaver
E. G. Harris
Jack Harris
Don Brittain
Morris Tethrud
Neil Jerome
Helen Reiken
Jean Tethrud
Carol Jean Dover
Billy Reiken
Owen Monkman
Jonas Dewitz
Jeanette Fields
Joan Jerome
Gordon Monkman
Beavly Dornblazer
Joy Dewitz
Bynum Church
Republican Central Committee Meeting Notice
The Republican Central Committee will hold a meeting on Thursday August 16 1934 with remarks by chairman Sam Ness. The Ladies Industrial of the M E church sponsor a picnic dinner at 6 PM at the city park on Wednesday August 15 inviting families of Industrial members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee
Ladies’ Industrial
M. E. Church
Industrial
Otto Wagnild thanks voters in Teton County
Democratic candidate Otto Wagnild expresses gratitude to the voters of Teton County for the primary election support. He runs for County Assessor and acknowledges the backing of local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Otto Wagnild
Miss Ellen Moser Visits Family and Shows At Local Event
Miss Ellen Moser and her parents Mr and Mrs A Mozer visited Saturday and Sunday. Miss Moser works for Garnet McDonald near Conrad. Birch the great magician and his company performed at Chateau on Saturday August 4 with afternoon and evening shows followed by a dance in the Legion pavilion. Several locals attended German Baptist services at Brady on Sunday. Miss Madeline Wuest visited the Adolph Moser home on Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Moser
Mrs. A. Mozer
Miss Mozer
Garnet McDonald
Conrad
Birch
Chateau
Legion Pavilion
Brady
Madeline Wuest
Adolph Moser
Local Briefs From Coutts to Great Falls and Beyond
Mr and Mrs Merle Bunday and son Gary Gordon of Coutts Canada spent last week at the C A Austad home. The Gallatin Valley elevator opened for the season under former manager Viollette. Families from Great Falls visited Simms and other towns. Several residents, including the Kosnick and Dauwalder children, suffer from whooping cough. An extended regional trip included visits to the Flathead and Bitter Root regions. Chris Evanson repaired his combine for the upcoming harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Bunday
Gary Gordon
Coutts
Canada
C. A. Austad
Gallatin Valley
Viollette
Birch
Chateau
Legion Pavilion
Wickens
Children of
Great Falls
Marjie
Irene Zimmerman
Patsy Houfek
F. W. Smith and Sons
Farmington
Dass
Dauwalder
Wilbur Zeigler
Alvis Zeigler
Lincoln
Nebraska
Geo. Zeigler
Chris Evanson
Bynum Creek Draws Swimmers Each Evening
People cool off by swimming in Bynum Creek as the sun sets. Miss Nellie Jensen visited Mrs. Jerome in town during a short stay with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Rowley and others in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Jensen
Jerome
Emerson Rowley
Local residents enjoy creekside outings and berry picking
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jensen spent Thursday and Friday on Birch creek fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Green and others held a bonfire party Sunday evening with lunching and swimming. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lightfoot left for Ogden Utah to spend the summer working. Mr. and Mrs. Frank George and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley George berry picked Friday. Miss Ona Jensen hosted friends Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Jensen
Birch Creek
Dell Green
Harry Stott
Reid Swenson
Birch
Great Magician
Chateau
Legion Pavilion
Adv
Bob Lightfoot
Ogden
Utah
Frank George
Wesley George
Ona Jensen
Local Notes From Collins Area Include Travel And Health Updates
Collins residents report Ben Brown and Clyde Baquet returned from Rothiemay Montana after several days on business. Mr. Finegan remains hospitalized at Conrad hospital with slow recovery. Visitors include Mrs. Chas Freese and family from Fort Wayne who visited the Fitzgerald home and the Baquet household. A Glacier Park trip by Tomsha Ferris and McClenhan crew yielded a pleasant vacation. Dr. A T Daughaday shopped in Great Falls. County agent Willson visited the Baquet home. Prof. R K Funk recently employed. Harvest nears as oats are being cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Brown
Clyde Baquet
Rothiemay
Montana
Finegan
Conrad Hospital
Chas Freese
E. Green
Clara
Fort Wayne
Ind
E. Fitzgerald
Lucille Fitzgerald
Birch
Great Magician
Chateau
Legion Pavilion
Adv
Chas. Tomsha
R. S. McClenhan
Glacier Park
Kalispell
Gordon Ferris
A. T. Daughaday
Great Falls
C. D. Baquet
Mildred
J. O’keefe
Mr. Willson
R. K. Funk
Brady school board secures Funk for interim grades
The Brady board arranged for Mr Funk to teach seventh and eighth graders half a day for three weeks during August exams. Only two May examinees earned passing grades. Funk is a highly regarded county instructor. scholastic achievement at Brady is noted as unusually high each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady School Board
Funk
Brady Board
Earl Yeager
Walter
C. D. Baquet
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Ala
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Breezy Hill News
Bole
Collins News
LePages
Tom's
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Glasgow
Plymouth
Herman Earles
Choteau Garage
Choteau, Mont
Choteau, Montana
First National Bank of
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