Anna Olsen Weds James Sheble in Great Falls Church
Anna J Olsen daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Olsen Choteau married James Sheble Pendroy Thursday at Our Savior Lutheran Great Falls Rev A Lunde officiated Mrs Oscar Olsen and Leonard S S Sheble attended groom’s brother Relatives friends present Miss Olsen a Te Ton county and State Normal Dillon graduate and teacher in Pendroy for two years prior taught at Diamond Valley Tigh View Fairfield Fairview and others groom son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Sheble ranching and trucking will reside in Pendroy and she resumes teaching Pendroy school honeymoon to Kalispell Glacier Park and other points
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna J. Olsen
Tom Olsen
Choteau
James Sheble
Pendroy
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
A. Lunde
Oscar Olsen
Leonard S&s. Sheble
Teton, County High School
State Normal College
Dillon
Diamond Valley
Tighview
Fairfield
Fairview
Charles C. Sheble
Sheble
Kalispell
Glacier Park
200 Pheasants Delivered to Teton County Highways
J R Wells assistant at Warm Springs State game farm delivered 200 young pheasants to northern Montana. 25 crates held 209 birds distributed by the Teton County Sportsmen's association to Pondera and Toole counties. 75 released along the Teton river near Chateau, 75 near Dutto n, and 25 in Fairfield and Pendroy By.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wells
Warm Springs
Chateau
Montana
Teton County
Duttom
Fairfield
Pendroy
Birds to be Protected and Released by Sportsmen
Birds resembling young turkeys in first class condition were shown as candidates for protection. The sportsmen's association hopes to safeguard them, with over 10 000 birds to be liberated this summer and fall from the game farm. One thousand two hundred domestic hens aided hatchery efforts, and six workers managed farm tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsmen’s Association
Wells
Dutton Man Pleads Guilty in J P Court Fined
In a Tuesday crash near Dutton the Chevrolet coupe driven by Rev Brecto collided with Chris Kline s Whippet. Both drivers slowed but no injuries occurred. Kline faced drunken driving charges, pleaded guilty before Justice Jackson, and was fined 50 dollars with time to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton Sentinel
Brecto
Chris Kline
Baby
Kline
Plans for 4-H Fair Include Exhibits and Dance
County agent reports preparations for the annual 4-H Fair set at Chateau High School on Saturday September 11. No adult exhibits this year. Home demonstration council U S forest service and Smith Hughes departments will have booths. Daylong exhibits. Afternoon program and a free matinee for 4 H members and leaders sponsored by the Chateau Lions club. Evening 4 H club dance at Legion hall tickets 50 cents. Proceeds aid travel expenses for 4 H members going to Chicago and Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Home Demonstration Council
U. S. Forest Service
Smith-Hughes
Chateau Lions Club
Legion’ Hall
Chicago
Bozeman
Pendroy Couple Weds Anita Ferguson at Valier Lawn Ceremony
William Reid Jones of Pendroy and Anita Jane Ferguson of Valier united in marriage Sunday evening on the Ferguson lawn at Valier. The ceremony featured a double ring service with Rev. Hoffman officiating. The bride wore satin with a long veil and bouquet, 100 guests attended, and the couple will reside in Worden after September 1 while Jones serves as a Smith-Hughes instructor at Varieх High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Jane Ferguson
Blaine Ferguson
Valier
William Reid Jones
J. Reid Jones
Pendroy
Ferguson
Virginia Dougherty
Beryl
Betty Jones
Lewis Brewer
Aldred Trachta
Leonard Sheble
Chateau
Hoffman
Walier
Jones
Worden
Smith-Hughes
Variex
Teton County High School
Montana State
Pioneer W D Jones Honored in Teton County Obituary
The piece notes W D Jones as a pioneer of the area, a longtime leading citizen of Teton County, and a former member of the county board of commissioners. it places him in Bozeman college context through his grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Bozeman
W. D. Jones
Teton County
Board of County Commissioners
Dutton Woman Named on Musical Exam Board
Miss Ruth Reardon announces eight Montana musicians named to the state board of music examiners for applied music. Members include Julius B. Claeadetscher, Billings. Mrs Margaret Lathrop, Dutton. Dr Robert Stevens, Great Falls. H B Hamper, Anaconda. Benjamin M Goodsell, Montana State College. Miss Elizabeth Johansson, Bozeman. Mrs Ruth C Whalen, Helena. Java Pfeiffer, Helena. Miss Minerva Bennett is state supervisor of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Board of Music Examiners For
Applied Music
Ruth Reardon
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Reardon
Julius BE. Claeadetscher
Billings
Margaret Lathrop
Dutton
Robert Stevens
Great Falls
H- B. Hamper
Anaconda
Benjamin M. Goodsell
Montana State College
Bozeman
Elizabeth Johansson
Ruth C. Whalen
Helena
Javan
Pfeiffer
Minerva Bennett
Minister Kaemmer Transferred From Montana to Idaho
Reports from the Methodist conference in Great Falls state Rev. E. R. Kaemmer, former Chateau pastor from 1928 to 1933, moved from the Montana conference to the Idaho conference after requesting the transfer. He has since led the Lewistown church and expects to locate in Idaho near Gooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Great Falls
E. R. Kaemmer
Chateau
Montana
Idaho
Kaemmer
Lewistown
Gooding
Registered Hereford cow and calf missing near Eureka reservoir
Mr and Mrs Gus McDonald traveling from their ranch on the Teton report a valuable registered Hereford cow with a branded calf missing from G Jermerson's Brady area for a month or more. The cow is unbranded but has the breeder tattoo in the ear and sawed off horns. Last seen near Eureka reservoir. Notify Mr Mcdonald or Mr Jermerson if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus McDonald
Chateau
Teton
G. Jermerson
Brady
Eureka Reservoir
Local Masons and Eastern Star members attend Helena grand lodge
N W Edwards master of the local lodge R E Nelson and Jas Baldwin attended the Grand Lodge in Helena on Wednesday and Thursday. O B S of this city attended the Eastern Star grand lodge in Helena on Friday and Saturday with Mrs Sarah Kropp Mrs Clara Roberts and Mrs Emily Hodgskiss. Kropp is worthy matron of the chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Masons
Helena
N. W. Edwards
R. E. Nelson
Jas. Baldwin
Fidelity Chapter
Eastern Star Grand Lodge
Sarah Kropp
Clara, Roberts
Emily Hodgskiss
Kropp
Farewell sermon and communion at M. E. Church
Rev. Edwin Dover conducts a farewell sermon and communion at M. E. Church on Sunday August 29 with services at Pendrey 9 a m Chateau 11 a m and Bynum 2 30 p m Special music features Open the Gates of the Temple sung by Mrs Dover Pilot of Galilee performed by N W Edwards and Mrs Dever Sunday school in Chateau at 10 a m under Mrs Hie Duits with Dorothy Ann Jackson as secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Dover
Pendrey
Chateau
Bynum
Hie Duits
Dorothy “Ann ‘Jackson
Final Proof Tells Reservoir Advantages Near Choteau
Cecil Passmore completed final proof before U S Commissioner Cc H Ferris on Deep Creek grazing land west of Choteau. He notes Eureka reservoir benefits include a seven day July run and an eight day additional water release last week, leaving enough water for fish in the remaining Eureka lake. The reservoir holds about 4600 acre feet and this year filled less than half, preventing greater crop loss in Farmington and preserving water for gardens and trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Passmore
U. S
Cc. H. Ferris
Deep Creek
Choteau
Passmore
Farmington
Teton Cooperative Canal Co
Eureka Reservoir
Eureka Lake
Chateau band members try roller skating music act
During a regular band practice, members proposed skating and playing. Joe Merz supplied the skates and the group successfully performed the new routine in a big way.
Community Notes From Collins July through August Socials
Mrs. Joe Quenemoen visits her sister in Power this week. Families and neighbors host dinners and visits across Collins, Dutton, Deer Lodge, Conrad, Great Falls, and Bynum. 4 H and H D clubs plan a luncheon on August 25 as part of local community events.
Farmington Visitors Depart After Stay at Keeley Home
Mr and Mrs L Keeley Glen and family and Mr Walley Noffiz have left Joliet after visiting Mrs Keeleys brother J L LeDesky. Mrs LeDesky and family were dinner guests at Fred Woodward. J B Connor visiting father in Red Lodge. Home Demonstration club meets Sept 9 instead of first Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Keeley
Glen
Mrs Porter and Heather Mitenent Travel to Greach Fah
Fragmentary note records a trip by Mrs Porter and Heather Mitenent with Pella Rice driving to Greach Fah, unclear context or date. No further details are legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Heather ‘Mitenent
Pella Rice
Community Notices From Selena and Surrounding Towns
Monday activities include Mrs. Karl Kretlow and children visiting the W H Well enstein home. Mrs. Estes hosted a birthday dinner for sister Mrs. Durland. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Durland, Ellsworths, and Gitchells. Mrs. Gulbrandsen and sons drove to Missoula. Ladies Aid plans a Saturday food sale at Larson’s store and seeks contributions. Mr. and Mrs. Bentall visited relatives. Mrs. Bentall formerly Miss Wilma Jones. Miss Olson and James Sieble wed last Thursday in Great Falls and will live in Talbert apartments. Mrs. P M Campbell and Mrs. Carl Peterson hosted a bridge luncheon. high score went to Mrs. Coffey and cut prize to Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Jones’s sister and relatives arrived Sunday to visit. Billy Jones and Anita Ferguson were married at a home ceremony in Walter Sunday evening. many relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Kretlow
Selena
W. H. Wellenstein
Estes
Durland
Ellsworth
Gitchell
Carl Gulbrandsen and Sons
Missoula
Ladies’ Aid
Larson
Bental
Bentall
Wilma Jones
Miss Olson
James Slieble
Great Falls
Talbert
P. M. Campbell
Carl Peterson
la Bridge
Coffey
Retention Shields Demonstration by Hoffmann in Great Falls
Rupture expert H L Hoffmann of Minneapolis will demonstrate his Perfect Retention Shields at the Rainbow Hotel in Great Falls on Friday September 10 from 10 AM to 4 PM. He urges early attendance and notes the device is sanitary waterproof and said to hold ruptures under exercise. No mail orders. home office listed as 305 Lincoln Building, Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hoffmann
Minneapolis, Minn
Shields
Great Falls
Rainbow Hotel
Lincoln Bldg
Evening notes from Worden where Billy teaches this week
Worden Montana neighbors report Billy will teach this week with Mrs E N Davis and no site this week. Mr and Mrs Nick Weltanstein Mr and Mrs Herman Tarles and Mr and Mrs Brewer were Sunday dinner guests at the Earles home. Mrs Myrtle Carswell and Martha Alice Milton left Saturday for their homes. Mrs Porter Geo Porter Carl Nelson and Mrs Larson accompanied them to Lake McDonald for the weekend. Mrs Ziegler from Nebraska visited at the Gulbrandsen home. C L Gutshall and bride visited last week at the Gutshall and Fuller homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden
Mont
Billy
Dla
E.N. Davis
Nick
Weltanstein
Mir
Herman
Brewer
Myrtle Carswell
Martha Alice Milton
Porter
Geo. Porter
Carl Nelson
Larson
Lake McDonald
Ziegler
Nebraska
Carl Gulbrandsen
C.L. Gutshall
Bride
Gutshall
Fuller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anna I., Olsen
Jas. Sheble
State Game Farm
Kaylor
Duart
Rapstone
Rexall ‘Beauty Shop
Vivian and
Phyllis
J. P. Court
Mr. Kline
Justice Jackson
W. R. Jones
Anita Ferguson
R. A. Parker
Fort Shaw, Mont
Guglielmo Marconi
Radio
Italy
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau
Arthur DeSousa Costa
Cordell Hall
United States
Brazil
China
Musical Exam Board
Grand Lodge
M. E. Church Services
Joe Quenemoen
Power
Geo. Tomsha
Henry Tomsha
H. Montague
Clarence Hecner
Dave Reiquam
Waterman
S. Meyers
Kate Taylor
John Davidson
Bob Davidson
Chas. Hauxwell
Courtney Hauxwell
Deer Lodge
Jack Ferris
Johnny England
Joe Byland
Bill Reiquam
Marjorie Reiquam
H. D. Club
Chris Heerman
Conrad
J. A. Coghill
Rev Coghill
Howard England
Harry Montague
G. E. Monkman
Conoco
Bud Taylor
Continental Oil Co
Choteau, Mont
Montana - Dakota Utilities CO
FORD
Universal Credit Company
L.E. Taylor
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