New Church Officers Named At Choteau Methodist
The Choteau Methodist church held its fourth quarterly conference with Rev. Charles G. Cole presiding. Trustees and stewards were elected, Back to Church Sunday set for September 16, and officers to be installed at morning services. Reports praised past year, Sunday school averaged 95, vacation schools served 110 children and 20 faculty, church membership rose 12 percent, and debts paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Dover
Cole
Chateau
Rev. Dover
Wm. Olsen
Bagley
Ladies’ Industrial
Sturgis
Pendroy
Bynum and
Montana
Livingston
Young Democrats Plan Big Meeting at Dutton
A Teton County Young Democratic club meeting discussed preparations for the all county gathering set for September 4 at Dutton. About 20 members attended and precinct workers were appointed with hopes to have Senator B. K. Wheeler address the event as he campaigns for reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democrats
Dutton
Young Democratic Club
Teton County
B. K. Wheeler
Youth Afo ul Law Case In Shelby Dance Fight
Glen Livingston 20 of Shelby paid a 25 fine and received a six month suspended jail term after a Saturday night shooting at a Power dance. He drew a loaded .38 on Clayton Mainard 21, was arrested by deputies, and later pleaded guilty under conditions to stay out of the county for six months. The weapon is held by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power
Glen Livingston
Justice Court
J. G. Jackson
Livingston
Shelby
Clayton Mainard
Mainard
J. L. Billings
Tom Dellno
Chateau
B. I Packer
Jackson
Eugene Murphy
Choteau Merchants Sponsor Free Jubilee Show on Main
Local merchants invite residents to a free jubilee and booster program on Saturday at 3 PM on Main Avenue. The event features entertainers from Billy Scott to Jimmy Jameson and Pearl Stanley, with many sponsors including Rexall Drug, J C Penney, and Choteau Acantha among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Main Avenue
Billy Scott
Hollywood
Areda
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
L. E. Taylor
Berndt
New Choteau
Gallatin Valley Elevator Co
Rocky Mountain Elevator Co
Beaupre Cafe
Royal Theater
Standard Oil Co
Gus Depner
Club Beer
Choteau Creamery
Jackson’s
Emerick’s
Roberts Funeral Home
Montana Power Co
Citizens State Bank
Northwest State Utilities Co
Democrats Re-elect Burns Chair. pick officers in Choteau
Teton County Democratic Central committee met at the court house in Choteau on Aug. 17. Officers elected include C. W. Burns as chairman and Olga Monkman as state committeewoman. D. P. Fabrick named state committeeman. plus vice chairman Mrs. Arthur Davidson, treasurer Otto Waynild, and secretary Anna E. Stafford. Committee members from precincts 1 through 13 were chosen, and Halvor M. Daley named campaign manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
Court House
Choteau
D. P. Fabrick
Olga Monkman
C. W. Burns
Arthur Davidson
Otto Waynild
Anna E. Stafford
Otis Mellon
Hic
Charlotte Looney
Dry Forks
Mame Manix
Power
Leo Zins
Antonia Burgmier
Spring Valley
John Anderson
Elsie Rose
Belleview
Marion Smith
Pendrey
Annie Campbell
Blackleaf
Jeanne Knowlton
Bynum
C. A. Purkett
Halvor M. Daley
Local golfers invited to Glacier Park tournament
Several golfers from the area received invitations to compete in a three day event at Glacier Park on September 1 2 and 3. The invitation signals strong local interest and participation in the forthcoming regional golf event.
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Glacier Park
Clerk's Report Shows Status of County Finances and Changes
The county clerk George A. Carroll issued the annual financial statement for the fiscal year ending June 30 1934. It details cash balances reductions in bonded indebtedness and shifts in land use while noting road mileage gains and overall receipts and disbursements. The report compares 1934 with 1933 highlighting decreased agricultural land and increased grazing land and road improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
George A. Carroll
Teton Chautauqua Opens Next Wednesday in School Auditorium
Teton's Chautauquaweek opens next Wednesday at the high school auditorium with afternoon and evening shows. Chris Trebesch talks of northern trapping with fur displays. Marvin Lindseth sings. a junior chorus and many local acts are planned. Free nursery service and rest rooms at Beaupre hotel aid attendees. free season tickets available at the high school or county agent.
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Teton
Robert K. Funk
Chris Trebesch
Far North
Funk
Beaupre Hotel
Chateau
Arnold Hanusa
Ness Re elected GOP Chairman in Teton County Meeting
Sam Ness of Fairfield was re elected chairman at the republican central committee gathering in the Teton County courthouse last Thursday evening. L. B. Pendrey Pendroy Gordon Holmes and F. A. Barribal were named officers with T. O. Larson and George A. Carroll joining the executive committee. B. I. Packer became state committeeman to succeed Paul Kropp. Precinct appointments were made and vacancies filled with listed residents. People from Power Collins Pendroy Bynum Agawam and other locations attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central Committee
Teton County
Court House
Sam Ness
Fairfield
L. B. Pendrey
Pendrey
Gordon Holmes
Choteau
F. A. Barribal
T. O. Larson
George A. Carroll
B. I. Packer
Paul A. Kropp
Emily Crary
Henry Robison
Edith Bammel
A. D. Anderson
J. C. Thompson
Martin Olson
J. A. Shoquist
O. B. Neckstad
Irene Ward
Ethel Reid
Duard Pollock
John Gemar
Chris Swenson
Harry Jaubach
Bannatyne
Donald Kerr
J. A. Moulter
W. P. Andrews
Power
R. H. Mayer
Collins
Pendroy
Sid Campbell
Bynum
Hartwick Nelson
Agawam
Roy Stott
U S Planning Relief for Cattle in Drought Areas
The federal and state relief administrations push a program to secure feed and winter pasture for cattle. County Agent Fred Willson says 10 000 to 12 000 head may be wintered here with straw or roughage and cotton seed cake supplied. Farmers are asked to submit propositions via the county office or Helena, including hay for sale, shelter, and water. The relief commission has bought about 2 000 tons of hay locally. earlier $8 per ton was offered, later raised to $10, with contracts for $8 honored.
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State Relief Administration
Fred
Willson
Helena
Relief Commission
Commission
Lamb Market Unfavorable as Drought Impacts Prices
Feeder lamb market remains weak due to drought, buyer Phil I Cole reports 4 to 4.5 cents for feeder lambs and 5 cents for fat lambs. Paul Kropp sets a record with 5% cents for about 2,200 head delivered in early October. Kropp’s blackface lambs expected to run around 75 pounds. Cole shipped five carloads from Kalispell last week, three to Wisconsin feeders and two to Ohio, with more orders pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil I. Cole
Corn Belt
Cole
Paul Kropp
Kropp
Flower Show to Be Held on Labor Day in Chateau
The Chateau Woman's club hosts an annual flower show at the American Legion pavilion in the city park on Labor Day September 3. Mrs Anna E Stafford chairs arrangements with entries closing at noon. Chas Burrell of Electric City Conservatory Great Falls will judge. Prizes include merchandise, meals, and household goods across numerous categories for blooms and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Co. W. Boussard
Esther Martinson
Tilelen Johnson
Alice Johnson
Css Csipeesaastocds
Robi Clarkson
Dutton
Beryl Jones
Fred Swenson
Bernard Teenyes
Jere Coffey
Chris Trebesch
Lowry Larson
Wes Cherry
All County Chorus
Arnold Hanusa
Dean J. M. Hamilton
Montana State College
John Billings
Frances Moye
Helen Gunderson
Albert Hoffman
Harry Davidson
Fairfield Stringed Quartet
Alex
Leslie Jourdonnais
Marie Conlin
Agawam
Great Falls
American Legion
Talifson
A. B. Guthrie, Jr
Skyler Rock
Robert L. Reickhoff
Chateau Woman's Club
City Park
Anna E. Stafford
Chas, Burrell
Electric City Conservatory
Marcel
John Moore
Lyons Dairy
R. R. Mellon
Weaver Beauty Shop
Maynard
H. L. Stafford
Chateau
Gladiolus
Phlox
Acantha
New May Duck Hunting Plan Limits to Fridays Through Sundays
The U S bureau of biological survey announced a new plan restricting duck hunting to Fridays Saturdays and Sundays this fall with dates from Oct 5 to Dec 9. Daily bag limits drop from eight to five and possession limits fall from 16 to 10 for several duck species due to their critical status. Elmer Bush from Thermopolis Wyoming visited his brother Leslie Bush in the T S Gap with his wife this week.
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U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
South Dakota
Montana
Elmer Bush
Thermopolis
Wyo
Leslie Bush
T. S. Gap
Mr. Bush
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M. E. Church
Edwin Dover
Teton’s
Marvin Lindseth
Chautauqua
Nancy Stenson
U. S
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