Local Notes and a Bold Yellowstone Park Holdup
Last week in Dupuyer the thermometer hit ninety six in the shade. Leech and Potter vacationed in Kalispell while Link Humble and crew joined the roundup. Mrs. Chas Thomas of Birch Creek travels to Warm Springs for a few weeks. A butter factory operator from Burton stole about $1000 and departed, with friends hoping for his early return. A Yellowstone Park robbery netted about $600 in cash from 60 coaches riders, with two officers among the culprits. diamonds and trinkets were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Thomas
Birch Creek
Dupuyer
Warm Springs
Yellowstone Park
Uncle Sam
Solftings and North Dakota crops and local notices
Suffered Fractured Jaw John Green a farmer on the Bynum project and brother of Dell Green was brought to Chateau last Thursday with a fractured jaw while stacking hay struck by a swinging Jackson hay fork treated by Dr. E J Crary. Returns from North Dakota Henry Ness and wife returned from White Earth after a death in the family. Crops drought damaged with No 3 and No 4 wheat selling at 17 and 13 cents per bushel. Leave for Valier Struckman family guests of Mrs Hansen and visiting relatives in Chicago. Pinnells back from Lacomb Oregon planning to live on Spring Creek. Lay representative elected from Chateau Methodist church to the state conference at Great Falls August 17 to 21. Burns Bouma drowned while swimming near Conrad. Nicola leaves Choteau for Helena then Havre camping. 4-H judging and scouts news, ball game loss to Diamond Valley 4-H, and a car crash near Teton river bridge. Married here Robert Bruce of Detroit and Leonora Ritenour of Mt Pleasant with witnesses Iona Davidson and Velma Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Green
Bynum
Dell Green
Chateau
Green
Jackson
E. J. Crary
North Dakota
Henry Ness
White Earth
Hans Ness
Elmer Ness
Glacier Park
Henry
W. G. Bloomdahl
Chateau Methodist Church
The
Methodist Church
Great Falls
Bloomdahl
E. R. Kaemmer
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
Robert Bruce
Detroit
Mich
Leonora Ritenour
Mt. Pleasant
Velma Edwards
Iona Davidson
Court House
Fairfield boosters push North Montana Fair plans
About 400 to 500 Fairfield area farmers attended a booster picnic at the reclamation camp grounds learning about the community exhibit for the North Montana Fair to be held August 22 to 26. A W Walker Sun River Reclamation Project manager outlined committee work and subcommittees while Harold F DePue described exposition plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
A. W. Walker
Sun River
Harold F. DePue
Community fairs showcase stock judging and races at Fairfield event
Fred Kirby won stock judging under I M C Anderson supervision. J B Olson won a weight guessing contest. R E Carmerson spoke on vegetables. Fairfield groups held tug of war, 100 yard dash won by Arley Hanson, egg race won by Jack McDonald, 50 yard dash for girls under 12 won by Jane McDonald. John Shoquist rode to a free for all victory. Great Falls Diamond Cab beat Fairfield 7 to 6 in ten innings. Dan P Thurber led picnic arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kirby
I. M. C. Anderson
New State Livestock
Extension Service
J. B. Olson
Fairfield
R. E. Camerson
Cascade County
Arley Hanson
Jack McDonald
McDonald
Charles Berg
Jane McDonald
Betty Lee
John Shoquist
Kenneth McLean
J. B. Baker
Strip farming slows soil loss in Northwest regions
Central Washington reports severe soil blowing with winds carrying as much as five inches of soil from a single farm. In Square Butte area, Chouteau county, strip farming proves effective, preserving soil by protecting fallowed strips with cropped ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Northwest
Washington
Square Butte
Chouteau County
Views From Highview Social Notes
Marvin Jones returned home Saturday evening after helping Alfred Baumgartner with hay for two weeks. A G Roberts celebrated his birthday August 6 with an ice cream supper. All wish him a happy birthday. Mrs Jack Perrins and son Jack and Robert visited with Mrs Else Jones Friday. Art Pierson Doris Jones and Alfred Baumgartner attended the dance at Harmony Saturday. All report a very fine time. Fred Broeder and daughter Arlene motored to Pendray Saturday. Mrs Jay Gitchel Wayne and Rachel and Mrs Mollard and Miss Mollard motored to Chateau Wednesday. Mrs Wm Thomas and daughter and Miss Flora Matchett went to Dupuyer Thursday. Miss Mary Ann Phillips and Miles Phillips of Frances Heights were Sunday guests of Marvin and Lyle Jones. Doris Jones spent Sunday at home returning in the evening to help Mrs Mary Patterson during Mrs Genevieve Sprinkle's absence from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Jones
Alfred Baumgartner
A. G. Roberts
Jack Perrins
Jack
Robert
Walier
Else Jones
Art Pierson
Doris Jones
Harmony
Fred Broeder
Arlene
Pendray
Jay Gitchel
Wayne
Rachel
Reduced 30 Pounds Never Felt Better
Miss Madeline Crowley of Little Rock Arkansas shares a testimonial about Kruschen Salts. She reports dropping from 140 to 110 pounds in a year and says health and energy improved as fat reduced. The ad promotes a half teaspoon in hot water daily, with dietary cautions and a four week supply sold at drugstores worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Crowley
Little Rock
Ark
Rheumatic Cripple Heals in 48 Hours With Allenru Remedy
An old advertisement touts Allenru as a fast cure for rheumatic pain arthritis neuritis and more. It promises relief within 48 hours with an 85 cent bottle and offers money back if pain persists. The notice also includes a sheriff's sale blurb for a Montana case listing multiple defendants and properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenru
Chateau Drug Co
Sheriff sale notice of real estate in Montana
On September third 1932 at two oclock p m at the front door of the Court House at Chateau Teton County Montana the described real property will be sold The Northeast Quarter of Southwest Quarter N 2 SE North Half of Southeast Quarter NW of Southwest Quarter Section 21 22 Township 27 North Range 5 West Montana Meridian The sale is conducted by J L Collins Sheriff Donov an McClernan Shelby Montana Plaintiffs attorney First publication August 11 last publication September 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Meridian
Choteau
J. L. Collins
Donovan & McClernan
Shelby, Mont
Plantiffs
Teton County Republican Central Committee Meeting Called
Notice announces a meeting of the Teton County Republican Central Committee on Monday August 15 1932 at 8 pm in the courthouse Chateau Montana to elect a chairman secretary and a state central committeeman for the county. Dated July 29 1932 H L Halladay Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Republican Central Committee
Chateau
Montana
H. Ll. Halladay
Meeting Called for Teton County Democratic Central Committee
Notice states a meeting of the Teton County Democratic Central Committee on Wednesday August 17 1932 at 8 pm in the courthouse chamber Chateau for electing a chairman secretary and a state central committeeman for Teton County Montana. Dated August 3 1932 by Co W Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
Chateau
Montana
Co. W. Burns
Notice of Tax Deed Application for Dutton Property
John Walsted applies to the Teton County Montana treasurer on September 9, 1932 for a tax deed to Lot 20, Block 25, First Addition to Dutton Montana. Amount due 19.81 dollars with interest from June 15, 1932. Dated August 4, 1932. First publication August 4, last August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Dutton
John Walsted
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Foreclosure Decree
The Sheriff of Teton County Montana will sell at public auction on August 20 1932 at 2 PM at the courthouse front door in Choteau the south half of section 15 township 24 north range 4 west containing a water right and one share of stock in Teton Cooperative Canal Company certificate No 156 as guardian for P WM Drinkwine deceased. Sheriff J In Collins and attorney GEO Coffepy publish July 28 to August 18 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Drinkwine
P. M. Drinkwine
James Drinkwine
Frank Drinkwine
Alfred Larson
Jane Doe
Larson
Olaf Larson
Mary Roe
J. Barrett
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Twentyfour
Meridian
Teton Cooperative Canal Company
P. WM. Drinkwine
Choteau
Collins
Geo. Coffepy
House Plants Warm in Winter Need Proper Fertilizer
House plants thrive with careful feeding using the right fertilizer. Use a balanced mix for tropical varieties and avoid overfeeding to prevent root burn. Regular watering and light encourage healthy growth.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dupuyer Acantha
Messrs
Leech
Potter
Kalispell
Link Humble
Crew
Burton
Cation
East
Valier
H. G. Struckman
O. Hansen
Virginia
Struckmans
Hansen
Chicago
Burns Bouma
Conrad
C. Bouma
Fowler River
Nicolas
V. Nicola
Helena
Hill County Journal
Vasil Nicola
Shelby
Havre
Nicola
Robert Clarkson
Baby Beef Club
Farmington
Pendroy
Ed Savik
Herbert Moon
Lowry Larson
Oliver Forseth
Walter Chalmers
Chateau Boy Scouts
Diamond Valley 4-H
Clinton Core
Max Bunday
Power
Clint
Teton River Bridge
North Montana
Choteau Implement Co
Choteau, Montana
Highview
Nineteenth Judicial District
Monep
Teon
Bertha Hastings Haber
Thomas W. Connole
George Connole
Morgan Connole
Overly Land & Mortgage Company
H. P. White
M. S. Darling
Trans America Oil Company
William R. Ducie
Lucille E. Owen
State of
County of
Teton
Julius Hirshberg
U.S. Govt
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Choteau Acantha
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