Tragic end to European scholars tour in Canada and U S
Two European scholars, Dr Jeno Harvey of Budapest and Dr Philip Zapp of Dusseldorf, died or were injured in a highway accident near Bynum while returning from Canada and the United States. The Ford sport roadster left the road on gravel, rolled, and overturned. Dr Zapp survived with serious injuries including four broken ribs. Dr Harvey was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Bynum
Jeno Harvey
Budapest
Hungary
Philip Manfred Zapp
Dusseldorf
Germany
J. L. Collins
Chas. G. Roberts
T. J. Winters
U. S
Michigan
Zapp
E. G. Harris Place
H. W. Bateman
Choteau
Choteau Hospital
Dr. Harvey
Roberts Funeral Home
Paul Hertzfelder
Dr. Zapp
Chateau
Roberts
Harvey
Detroit
Los Angeles
Canadian National
Glacier National Parks
Big Rodeo Set for Choteau by Cascade Men
Two Cascade men promote a two day rodeo in Choteau on September 6 and 7. Eddie Lemire oversees the arena while Jack McDonald serves as secretary. They have city park access, are rebuilding chutes, and will donate 10 percent of gate receipts to the Chateau public library. A $500 cash purse draws riders statewide. Events include bucking and bulldogging, steer riding, calf roping, saddle events, and a wild horse race with lady riders. The world's greatest rodeo clown is advertised as an added attraction. Entries close at 11 a.m. September 6. admission is 50 cents. A grand dance closes the event Monday sponsored by the Chateau Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Eddie Lemire
Jack McDonald
Cascade
Messrs. Lemire
McDonald
Chateau Public
Chateau Woman's Club
Prize Money Boosted for Chateau Flower Show Saturday
Two new donors join the list for the Chateau Flower Show hosted by the Chateau Woman's Club, adding My Cafe and Roberts Funeral Home each with $1.00 donations. A corrected donation amount from Citizens State Bank is $2.00. Show crews urge exhibitors to bring flowers and entries early for judging at 1:00 p.m. with judges from Electric City Conservatory and M. K. Luther of Teton County High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Chateau Woman’s Club
My Cafe
Roberts Funeral Home
Gay Franklin
Citizens State Bank
Electric City Conservatory At
Great Falls
M. K. Luther
Teton County
First Peas of Season Shipped from Agawam
The first peas for 1931 in Teton county were shipped Monday from Agawam by Henry Weist and J. Z. Zier. They moved 91,000 pounds in 732 bags. Weist led with about 110 acres versus Zier’s 40. Harvest is not finished and hail damaged some fields. yields are expected lower than last year.
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Teton County
Agawam
Henry Weist
J. Z. Zier
Weist
Mr. Zier
G. G. Moore
Moore
C. M. Pore
Zier
Labor Day Dance Committee Named by Choteau Club
Mrs. T. O. Larson and Mrs. E. J. Crary head the Choteau Woman's club committee in charge of the September 7 Labor Day dance. They plan the event details and aim to provide a good public evening with music and venue yet to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Larson
E. J. Crary
Choteau Woman’s Club
County Clerk Reports Yearly County Finances and Assets
County Clerk George Carroll presents the annual fiscal report for the year ending June 30. The document details receipts 431383.83 and total disbursements 759579.15 with balances and assets rising from 279668.81 to 295603.72. Trust and agency payments reach 345778.20 and total county plus trust income 775370.09.
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Teton County
George Carroll
Acantha
Trust and Agency
Pfeifle Case Settled Before Special Court Term
A special district court term, presided by Judge Hattersley, convened to hear the Pfeifle suit for a Sunshine trail right of way but was dismissed after the parties reached a settlement. The docket included quiet title for Hentges vs Bobbitt, foreclosure action against Zimmerman estates, and a petition by J G Harris for auto possession.
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District Court
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
State of Montana
State Highway Commission
Edward P. Pfeifle
John Hentges
Cecil P. Bobbitt
E. J. Hirshberg
Assistant State Club Leader Meets Teton Leaders Here Friday
A county 4-H club leaders meeting led by assistant state 4-H club leader Misa Myrtle G. Buren convened Friday. Demonstrations featured two 4-H girls teams with plans to attend Midland Empire fair in Billings and North Montana fair in Great Falls.
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Teton
Misa Myrtle G. Buren
Miss Buren
Beryl Jones
Ethel Briggs
Pendroy
Billings
Margaret Hodgskiss
Mary Robison
Great Falls
Catholic Services Schedule Across Town Next Sunday
Mass at Chateau will be at 9 oclock, Bynum at 11 oclock, Dutton at 9 oclock, and Power at 11 oclock on the upcoming Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bynum
Dutton
Power
Local man sues after auto crash on Ashuelot hill
R F Violette manager of Rocky Mountain elevator sues James H Reid and Omar Malcolm in district court over injuries and damages from a March 15 crash on Ashuelot hill between here and Great Falls. He claims excessive speed, reckless driving, and inadequate brakes caused damage to his car and medical costs. Requested damages total 9 320.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Violette
Rocky Mountain
James H. Reid
Omar Malcolm
Great Falls
Mr. Violette
Bert I. Packer
Ashuelot Hill
Here
Violettes
Violette
Bill
Reid
Malcolm
Goats to Meet Montana Power in Sunday Kittenball Tilt
The Goats of the Chateau kittenball league face the Montana Power office force of Great Falls Sunday on the city park diamond at 2:30. Admission is free. The Goats, mix of strong league contenders, recently slipped to second behind the Racketeers after several wins against outside teams. Last Sunday they beat a Bo te team at Green Ranch, score about 30 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goats
Chateau Kittenball
Montana Power Company
Great Falls
Mozer Shoe Shop
City Park
H. W. Bateman
Green Ranch
Teton
Miles City Hosts State Legion Conventions
Mrs B I Packer and Mrs P F LaValle attended the state American Legion auxiliary convention in Miles City where about 150 Auxiliary members and roughly 300 Legionnaires gathered. The meetings agreed to redistrict the Auxiliary to match Legion districts with national leaders present. Miles City offered hospitality and entertainment to delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. I. Packer
P. F. LaValle
American Legion Auxiliary
Miles City
The
American Legion
the Legion
Packer
Legion
National Auxiliary Organization
Boutwell Is Hurt In West Plains Auto Crash
W C Boutwell manager for Northwest States Utilities and Pon dera division salesman Ed Peeler were in a severe collision near Pendroy last Thursday. Boutwell suffered serious scalp wounds and head injuries while Peeler had lesser injuries. Both cars were wrecked with Boutwell reportedly driving on the wrong side before the smash. Boutwell’s condition improved after hospitalization at Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Boutwell
Northwest States Utilities Company
Pondera
Ed. Peeler
Great Falls
Stone, Ordean, Wells Company
Pendroy
Boutwell
Peeler
John Swain
T. O. Larson
Chateau Hospital
Senator Larson
Chateau
Settlement in water obstruction case ends in court
The misdemeanor case brought by Earl Yeager against Guss McDonald in J Q Jackson's justice court was settled out of court on Tuesday before trial. Yeager claimed McDonald's actions obstructed Yeager's ditch on McDonald's land. The court accepted the out of court settlement and charged costs to the defendant before dismissing the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
J. Q. Jackson
Earl Yeager
Guss McDonald
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Montana
E. P. Pfeifle
Highway Commission
FBI
A. G. Talbert
Pendrey
Edna Bingham
Beatrice Hanson
Lola Davidson
Farmington
Joe Alzheimer
Lucille Fitzgerald
Collins
E. M. Bammel
Bob
John Edwards
Chris Heerman
Tona Davidson
Wm. Blake Diamond Valley
Ed. Savik
Catholic Services
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