Former Far North Trapper Chris Trebesch Visits Here
Chris Trebesch a former trapper from the far north spent weeks in the Rocky Mountains with his wife Lucille Fitzgerald Trebesch and brother Lloyd. They traveled by horse from the Fitzgeralds of Collins to the Jack Baker ranch and explored the Teton region concluding with a three week wilderness outing. They documented plentiful wildlife including 45 elk and a curious buck deer while spotting a silver tip grizzly near their camp.
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Chris Trepesch
FAR North
Heart OF Rocky Mountains
Chris’ Trebesch
Fars
Chateau
Chis
Teton “High
H4ty& Mainbow Hotel
Great Walls
Ethies
Choteau
Lucille Fitzgerald
Curtink
Lloyd
Fitzgeralds
Collins
Jack Baker
Teton
North Fork
West Fork
Croekest
Continental Divide
Bowl Creek
Basin Meadows
Big River
Clack Creek
Pentagon Mountain
Dean Lake
Spotted Bear River
Spotted Bear Ranger Station
Flathead
Big Salmon Lake
White River
Larch Hill
Moose Creek
Sun River
Route Creek
Middle Fork
Tetonto
Baker Ranch
Forest Service
Chris
Mupper
Hobbin
Fitzgerald Ranch
Pendroy and Great Falls Residents See Weekend Travels
Local residents and visitors from Pendroy Great Falls Conrad and surrounding areas spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends. Names include Mrs Tappan Ethel Reid Wellenstein Peters Haugan Swanson Jensen Mozer and others with trips to Belton Waterton Lake Glacier Park and the fair.
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Menegor Goggins
Anna Wattrie
Nick Wellenstein
Waterton Lake
Bad Glacier ‘Park
Aha
J. A. Swanson
Gon Hand
Campbell, Jr
Thurs
Belton
Hoppel
Emma Rose
Timia
Ydémnard Laconette
C. A. Shawver
Fred Phillips
Billy Jones
Walier
Glacier Park
John Roge
Passmore
Stanley Sjoberg
A. G. Roberts
C. C. Durland
W. P. Phillips
Paul Kropp
Lewis and Torgerson
Ranchmen Discuss Hay and Haying in Teton County
Two prominent Teton county ranchers, John Lane of Belleview and Wm. Breding of Agawam, reported finishing haying in town on Monday. Lane said he gathered about 200 tons, roughly half a crop, with leftovers from last year to carry through winter. Breding produced around 100 tons of native bluejoint hay, expecting to fetch more than $20 per ton and noting a ready market in Great Falls.
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Teton County
John Lane
Belleview
Wm. Breding
Agawam
Lane
Breding
Great Falls
Diamond Valley 4H Meeting Plans Harvest Delay
The Hum mingbird club met at Doris Schultz home with roll call on bread choice. Members postponed travel until after harvest and planned a July 25 benefit by the Diamond Valley community club with lemonade sales and girl demonstrations. Next meeting set for Grace Hobel's home.
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Hummingbird Club
Doris Schultz
Diamond Valley Community Club
Grace Hobel
Marjorie Schumacher
Ladies' Aid Dinner and Mission Program at Norwegian Lutheran
Farmington reports the Ladies' Aid will host a dinner after morning services at the Norwegian Lutheran church this Sunday August 9 with funds to support the church budget. Mission boxes will be collected and the program will feature musical numbers readings and a mission playset. The Home Demonstration club meets next Thursday August 13 at 2 PM with roll call Good Points of this Year's.
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Ladies’ Aid
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Community Notes From Farmington and Great Falls
Local social items report newly elected officers to be installed at the meeting. Several hosts and hostesses are named. Residents travel to Great Falls for events and fairs. Individuals visit, supervise farming tasks, and attend harvest work. The Equity Elevator shipped its first car of wheat out of Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Reiding
Thompson
Earl DeRusha
Alice Satre
Everett
Wash
Martin Swanson
al Dolalie
Bob Thorn
Gregor Tangen
Great Falls
Hloe. Deaver
Elmer Rowland
Bynum
Oliver Co
Wm. Ghaithers
W. F Arensmeyer
John Chalmers
C. “Windseth
Ben Chalmers
J. B. Conner
Misa Nell Jenson
A. O. Longmuir
Florence Thompson
W. F. Arensmeyer
Yelte Bakker
Equity
Farmington
Call for bids on furnace installation in Pendrey school
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 61 invites bids for a furnace and its installation in the Pendrey schoolhouse. Bids due Aug 7 1936 in the clerk's office. Specifications available in the clerk's office. The board may reject all bids. J A Swanson Clerk. First pub July 30 last Aug 6.
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Board of Trustees of
School District No. 61
Pendrey
Trustees of
J. A. Swanson
City seeks bids for pickup trucks in Choteau Montana
Notice from City Clerk Jackson states bids will be received until 5 p m August 3 1936 at the City building in Choteau Montana for one standard pickup truck to City of Choteau and one Ford pickup to be traded in. Council may reject all bids. First publication July 9 last July 30.
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Choteau
Montana
Jackson
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Monarch
M. J
B. S-Lb
Mer
Pete
Fineapple
Libby
Jergen
Chux
Hirshberg’s
Pendroy
Diamond Valley 4H News
Mountain View Gardens
Don Casteel
DONS
Martin Vigen
Big North
Montana Fair
Choteau Creamery
Tor
Mihiam
Citizens State Bank
The
Montana Power Co
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