Miss Young Enroute Home From New York Visit
Family disputes AP report that Erma Young succumbed to city life. Frank Young says she left New York last Saturday and will stop in Chicago briefly before returning home. She visited for two weeks after winning a national essay contest and was guest of the Pan Hellenic Council. Royal theatre will show newsreels Aug 27 28 29. She has been elected English teacher at Dutton High School. The New York dispatch claimed she remained in the city for a while longer for independent travel. She visited colleges and noted higher New York enrollment figures compared with her home state.
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Associated Press
New York
Erma Young
Frank G Young
Young
Chicago
Miss Young
Pan Hellenic Council of
United States
Lions Club
Royal Theatre
Dutton High School
New York Dispatch
Dave Scarrow Buys Lange's Corner in Sunriver Valley
Dave L. Scarrow, longtime Teton county farmer in Beck, buys Lange's Corner two acre plot at the highway 9 and Sunriver valley road junction. He will take possession Sept 1 and hold a public auction Aug 27 to sell farm assets. Scarrow plans to run a filling station and build tourist cabins, raise poultry, and offer chicken dinners at the site. Lange's Corner is a Sunriver landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave L. Scarrow
Teton County
Beck
Ice Cream Rates Highlight Helena Fair Results
Helena publicity division reports Chateau Creamery ice cream scored 9324 securing second place among 10 samples from local makers. The product trailed the leading sample by only a quarter of a point in the North Montana fair rating.
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Helena
Chateau
Montana
Glasgow Hires Dillon Student Miss Ree Harrington
Miss Ree Harrington returned from Dillon where she studied for a degree at the normal college and has been engaged to teach the second grade in Glasgow City School this coming year. After graduating from Fetton High she attended Dillon Normal and taught at Lincoln School northeast at Agawam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Harrington
Dillon
Normal College
Wheat Yields Reported by Diamond Valley Ranchmen
Harry Laubach and E. N. M. Gibler visiting Chateau discussed area yields. They cited Diamond Valley east of Dutton averaging seven to eight bushels, west of Dutton about 10 to 12. Gibler cited fields of 110 acres at 12.8, 140 acres at 10, and John Shields 15 acres at 15 bushels. Farmers are storing wheat seeking better prices.
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Harry Laubach
E. N M. Gibler
Diamond Valley
Dutton
Mr. Gibler
John Shields
More Pheasants Distributed in County
Deputy game warden Bruce Neal delivered 500 pheasants from Warm Springs. About 200 birds were distributed in the county and placed with C. D. McDonald of the Teton County Sportsmen's Association. Some birds went to Spring Creek Preserve and others to local ranches. Neal continued with quotas for other counties.
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Bruce Neal
Warm Springs
C. D. McDonald
Cutworm Threat Grows Across Montana Counties in 1937
County agent Willson warns of a pale western cutworm surge in 1937 across Teton Pondera Glacier Toole Liberty Hill Chouteau Blaine Philips and Valley counties after low May June rainfall in 1935 36 and likely 1985 Obviously eastern Montana faced drought with possible northern Cascade inclusion and delayed seeding to disrupt oviposition following habitat conditions.
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Willson
Teton
Pondera
Glacier
Toole
Liberty Hill
Chouteau
Blaine
Philips
Valley
Cascade
Montana
Valley County
Albert
Bruce Neal Rated High as Game Warden
Montana deputy game wardens were rated on a seven point score sheet by state fish and game warden Kenneth F. MacDonald. Nine of 27 deputies scored above 75 percent, with Bruce Neal among the top rated. he is praised as a long time Augusta area official and able to cover rugged terrain.
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Montana
Kenneth F. MacDonald
MacDonald
Elmer DeGolier
Allen T. Holmes
E. M. Krost
J. P. McCaffery
Bruce Neal
Fred Staunton
J. A. Weaver
Carl Benson
Dale “Jr. Shook
Augusta
Neal
Rocky Mountains
Sun River
Time of the masses at the Catholic Church
Next Sunday August 23 the 12th Sunday after Pentecost mass times are listed for four locations Bynum 9 o clock Chateau 11 o clock Dutton 8 o clock Power 10 o clock It is communion Sunday for Dutton Rev J F Schulte Pastor
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Bynum
Chateau
Dutton
J. F. Schulte
Shoppers in Great Falls Include Baquet and Dormant Families
Clyde Baquet with family and Lyal Dormant with family were seen shopping in Great Falls on Friday. Mrs. Harry Montague and daughter were also noted among the shoppers.
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Clyde Baquet
Lyal Dormant
Great Falls
Harry Montague
Agawam Sunday Crash Shakes Hart Car Rolls Off Road
C M Hart was crowded off the road by an oil truck early Sunday morning near DeRusha place. His car overturned but he escaped with only a few scratches and torn clothes. L D S Sunday school held a river picnic near Bynum Friday. Visitors Mr and Mrs Herbert Baker and daughter Betty and Mr and Mrs Pierce and son Melvin of Deer Lodge visited A C Robinson and family Saturday and Sunday.
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C. M. Hart
DeRusha Place
Bynum
Herbert Baker
Betty
Glimpse of Glacier Park Trip Sparks Local News
Mr and Mrs Harry Young returned to Great Falls Sunday after a week on their ranch during wheat harvest. Mrs H H Wuest and Mrs Otto Schaeffer visited Ella Weist in hospital on Saturday. Alex Truchot is wrecking the old Cerch building to salvage lumber for a chicken house. Ebert Malone damaged his car returning home from Chateau Tuesday afternoon with no injuries. About an inch of rain fell Tuesday night.
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Glacier Park
Harry Young
Great Falls
H. H. Wuest
Otto Schaeffer
Conrad
Ella Weist
Alex Truchot
Cerch
Ebert Malone
Chateau
Local Residents Take Weekend Trips Across States
Mr and Mrs J W Moore and sons Owen and Vern visited Joan Schenk in Bancroft Idaho and relatives in Utah and planned to return this week. Reid Swenson and family came home from Idaho and Utah accompanied by Mrs Swenson s mother who will visit here. Bishop Jensen bought a new Ford V8 last week and left with family for Flathead. Dell Green bought a rubber tired McCormick Deering tractor. Roy Hanberg family spent Tuesday at the Swenson home. William Green and Clifford Hansen fished on Big Badger. Bert Jensen family and others attended a Great Falls L D conference with noted visitors from Salt Lake City. Frank and Wesley George visited with others at Glacier Park.
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J. W. Moore
Owen
Vern
Joan Schenk
Bancroft
Idaho
Utah
Reid Swenson and Sons
Swenson
Bishop Jensen
Taylor
Jensen
Hal
Andrew
Roy Stott
Oli Stott
Flathead
Dell Green
Roy Hanberg
William Green
Clifford Hansen
Bert Jensen
Ona
Martin Schenk
Louna Green
Lula Swenson
Midge Hanberg
Great Falls
Pres. Grant
John H. Taylor
Salt Lake City
Charlie Schenk
Venetta Bowman
Martina Schenk
Aldus Markham
Glacier Park
Frank George
Wesley George
Local residents attend Great Falls wrestling match
Brothers and sisters Hitchcock Kilpatrick visited the LD. L. church Sunday while Dell Green Reid Swenson and other residents motored to Great Falls Wednesday evening for a wrestling match.
Community Notes From Pendroy and Nearby
Mrs. J H Gutshall and Mrs. Fuller helped Mrs. McAuley with quilting. L B Pendroy traveled to California to be with his ill wife. Several residents and guests attended bridge at Mrs. Wellenstein’s. Ann Watry and Mrs. Goggins won prizes. A 4 H club meeting is planned for Tuesday August 25 with Betty Jones.
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J. H. Gutshall
Miss Watry
Goggins
Mrs. Robinson
North Dakota
Tappon
Marjorie Tappon
Great Falls
E. W. Reid
Robinson
Ethel
Mr. Reid
Ira Gutshall
Calfornia
Fuller
Mr. Moon
Pendroy
J. B. Wellenstein
Nick Wellenstein
Emmett Sullivan
P. M. Sorenson
Carl Gulbrandsen
Palukaville
C. W. Johns
Fred Phillips
Ed. Davis
Harry Swanson
Betty Jones
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E. L. Jourdonnais
Choteau
Canada
East
Dave Scarrow
Lange’s
Glasgow
Ast
The
Cascade Courier
Margaret
Stewart Rose
J. A. Coghi
Ralph Craig
Brodus
Lora Bailey
Mrs. Bailey
Chas
Tomsha
Wife
Columbia Falls
Mr. Haskell
T. S. Gap
Fred Trudeau
Drummonds
England
Calvin Fason
Collins News
Agawam
SU Era
Cshele
Bynum News
Lewis and Clerk
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