County Affairs Highlight County Clerk Report Gains in Assets
The Teton County fiscal year ending June 30 1932 shows total assets of 999495.68 up 15880.01 from last year as taxes receivable rise and land tax deed gains offset a cash drop. Liabilities total 492371.96 while trust and agency receipts fall to 239443.42, with overall receipts at 607151.15 and expenditures marginally higher at 414945.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
George A. Carroll
Vaue
State Examiner
Harvest Preparations Rise in Teton County
Wheat harvest moves ahead as farmers and implement dealers note strong demand for parts and second hand equipment. Early loads to Gallatin Valley and Rocky Mountain elevators report 56 to 58 pounds per bushel with protein tests around 17 percent. Farmers anticipate 18 bushels per acre on a 100 acre field despite recent rain delaying ripening.
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Teton County
Clarence Carlson
Farmington
Gallatin Valley
Chateau
Yelte Bakker
Rocky Mountain
Carlson
Bakker
Leslie Bush
T. S. Gap
Locals Roll to 21 4 Victory Over Valier on Sunday
Valier pitcher Dale struggles as locals hammer 19 hits and rally for a 21 to 4 win. Hostet ter Ruhelmann and Cardell spark early offense. Choteau players Elmer Cardell and Arlee Hanson bolster visitors. Walier errors and strikeouts help fuel lopsided scoring. box score shows Valier 4 runs with nine left on base.
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Chateau
Valier
Sunoday
Hostetter
Ruhelmann
Cardell
Dale
Walier
Elmer Cardell
Arlee Hanson
Iocals
Gordon Wolmes
Huhelmann
Sss.p
Cesusee
Chas. Stoltz
Clarence Stoltz
Stoltz
Nss
Brown
Hanson
Rf Uu
AB Rhpoae Grassesschi
Blastic
Cceeseeenees
Leary
Harris
Burns
Earles
Core
G. Stoltz
Choteau
Elastic
Cnotcau
Cattle and Sheep Shipped This Week First of 32 Season
One car of cattle and six cars of sheep were shipped this week marking the start of the 32 season. Shipment went over the Great Northern from Pendroy to Lexington Kentucky and other sheep cars were sent by Otto Swanson of Bynum to Chicago. Buyers include Phil S. Cole, Frank Leech, H. Matthews and others in a multi buyer sale across several destinations.
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Ton County
Great Northern
Pendroy
Phil S. Cole
Frank Leech
Dupuyer
Lexington
Otto Swanson
Bynum
Chicago
H. Matthews
Sioux City
Iowa
Henry Davidson
Dick Reiding
A. D. McGillis
A. H. Burrows
J. E. True
Teton in Big Falls Fair with 22000 Prize Show
Teton county will be widely represented at the North Montana fair in Great Falls starting Monday. The event offers over 22000 in cash prizes and features 4-H clubs, home demonstration clubs, livestock judging, and multiple exhibits. County plans include individual exhibitors and county clubs, with special booths for collective exhibits not secured.
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Teton
North Montana
Harold DePue
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Oliver Forseth
Lowery Larson
Walter Chalmers
Herbert Moon
Bert Moon
Harry Schultz
Gerald Loch
Arthur Habe
Diamond Valley Pig Club
Collins
Leona Lockhart
Clara Alzheimer
B. C. Price
Bole
Ernie Youne
George Washington
Montana
Pioneer
Chamber of Commerce
Great Falls
Annual Championship Events at Local Country Club
The Chateau golf season crowns champions led by Denzil McDonald the 1929 and 1931 holder as he defends against ex champions Charlie McDonald and Eddie Core. Qualifying closes August 21 with round one by August 29 and finals September 11.
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Chateau
Denzil McDonald
Charlie McDonald
Eddie” Core
Fred Barribal
Watermelon Free Feed Headed by Chateau Lions Saturday
Chateau Lions sponsor a free watermelon festival at the city park with one ton of melons, 14 pounds each, sliced into eight pieces for about 180 to 1,440 attendees. Event includes a baseball game vs Chateau, a dance at the American Legion pavilion, door prizes, balloons with refund orders, and a kids program. George Tennant chairs with J. Swain directing serving in cafeteria style and Miss Betty Webb, Miss Norma Tennant, and others performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tennant
Chateau Lions Club
John Swain
J. E. “Bing” Hodgskiss
American Legion
Betty Webb
Norma Tennant
Hazel Trescott
Johnnie” Peterson
Chick” Sulgrove
Ness Elected GOP Central Chairman in Teton County
Sam Ness of Fairfield was chosen chairman of the Republican central committee of Teton county at an organization meeting Monday night at the courthouse. He succeeds H. L. Halladay, with BB. I. Packer secretary and W G. Biloomdahl treasurer. Paul Kropp of Agawam becomes state committeeman, succeeding W. H. Wellenstein. An executive committee of T. O. Larson C. D. McDonald and George Carroll was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ness
Fairfield
Republican Central Committee
Teton County
Court House
Ness
H. L. Halladay
BB. I. Packer
W G. Biloomdahl
Paul Kropp
Agawam
Kropp
W. H. Wellenstein
Pendroy
T. O. Larson
C. D. McDonald
George Carroll
Bynum Queecinet
Adolph Schultz
Diamond Valley
Standish
Bole
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Clerk
TOTAL
Federal Reserve System
Big Falls
H. D
City Park
1X. E Sturgis
Lions Club
Ife
Cisie
W. W. Smith
Clarence Johnson
E. L. Kueck
Charles G. Roberts
G. O. P. Cen
Citizens State Bank
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