State board mails guidance on infantile paralysis and serum
The Montana state board of health issues a detailed statement to doctors about poliomyelitis and free convalescent serum. It urges using serum early for treatment not prevention and advises against closing schools. Two confirmed Teton county cases are Alberta Peterson and a Doheny family child. the former recovering arm use but not yet walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Chateau
Montana
Board of Health
Teton
Teton County
Doheny
Alberta Peterson
Overt Peterson
W. F. Cogswell
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Ball Game Booked for Labor Day in Montana
The Teton All-Stars meet the Great Falls Athletic club on Labor Day in the town here at 2 30 pm. Tom Dellno will manage the All-Stars succeeding George O Hare, with Elmer Cardell as captain. Athletics are Montana state league members who lost 1 0 earlier in the season.
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Labor Day
Tom Dellno
Teton All-Stars
Great Falls Athletic Club
Montana State League
All-Stars
George O'Hare
Flour Mill To Reopen Here On Sept 15
Te ton Milling company will reopen its flour mill to the public on September 15 after a summer suspension. Manager J B Conlin said the mill will accept wheat and this year will produce only straight No 1 Blue Ribbon flour, upgrading from last year’s No 2. Improvements include a dust removal suction system, a larger natural gas engine, and enhanced chemical and electrical bleaching facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Milling Company
J. B. Conlin
Drowning of Fred Johnson Believed Caused by Multple Factors
Fred Johnson drowned in the Middle Fork of the Flathead River near Belton while wading a deep pool. His brother Clarence Johnson, visiting Belton, swam to aid him but could not reach him before the current carried them past the body. Other contributing factors included shock from cold water and possible fear, with resuscitation efforts failing. Funeral services in Kalispell drew many attendees. pallbearers were park rangers. The deceased was an assistant chief clerk at park headquarters and born in Great Falls. The widow plans to visit Chateau and Great Falls after the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Johnson
Kalispell
Mr. Johnson
Fred
Flathead River
Belton
Clarence
Park Rangers
Park Headquarters
Great Falls
Chateau
Bloom Takes Over Cash and Carry Store in Choteau
Hampton Bloom, formerly of Bynum and longtime postmaster there, has completed the transfer of the Cash and Carry store from C. A. Franks in Choteau. Bloom, who managed the store for Franks during his Rochester absence, plans to maintain the prior policies of quality and service. Mrs. Bloom is active in community life. the couple has leased the James residence and moved their household to Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Franks
Hampton Bloom
Bynum
Bloom
Chateau
Mr. Franks
Rochester
Minnesota
Ray R. Porter
Illinois
Montana
Augusta
Popular Young Folks Wed in Tuesday Ceremony
Florence Mullaney 18 of Dry Folks west of Pendroy married Wesley Cherry 22 of Bynum here Tuesday afternoon in a Justice of the Peace ceremony. Parents and relatives witnessed the event. she is a Dupuyer born graduate of Teton County High School class of 1933. He, born Willow Creek in Gallatin County, moved to the Bynum project in 1926 and works in charge of the Continental bulk station in Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Mullaney
Pendroy
Wesley Cherry
Bynum
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
James Mullaney
W. A. Cherry
Jack Cherry
Irene Manix
Dupuyer
Teton County
Groom
Willow Creek
Gallatin County
Bynum Project
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Marriage licenses issued to Wesley Cherry and Florence Mullaney both listed ages and towns with August dates. to Earl L. Butcher and Thelmas S. Olson. to Clinton B. Harris and Barbara Moritz. and to Nels L. Larson and Jennie B. Stellar, all with Billings or associated locations. A. E. Strom visited Great Falls on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton B. Harris
Conrad
Barbara Moritz
Nels L. Larson
Legal
Billings
Jennie B. Stellar
Chautauqua Weathered First Day In Teton County Sequence
Yesterday's opening events of Teton's Own chautauqua drew steady interest as the county cooperated to launch the program. Robert K. Funk urged continued turnout for tonight and tomorrow and noted evening doors would open at 8 30 to accommodate farm work. Esther Martinson and others performed while Robert Clarkson recounted county service and urged understanding of agriculture history and drought effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Robert K. Funk
Funk
Chateau
Esther Martinson
Helen Johnson
Alice Johnson
Young Ladies of Power
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Helena
Surprise Banquet For C. A. Franks Ends His Choateau Stay
C. A. Franks who sold his local mercantile business was honored with a surprise banquet at the Methodist church. Over eighty church members and friends attended as he learned of a picnic then found the gathering. Speakers and musical numbers highlighted the event while plans for Mrs. Franks health were shared and a booklet of signatures sent to Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Franks
Methodist Church
Franks
Jas. T. Robison
Picniking
Collins
Bynum
Otis Mellon
Litchfild
Minn
Ladies’ Industrial
Lions3Fun Frolic Unites Clubs In Local Event
The Lions3Fun frolic at the American Legion park drew 144 attendees excluding water sport crowds. Great Falls club won with 66 points while the local club tallied 30. winners included Paul O'Hare in multiple aquatic and novelty races and Hanson and Hubert Peters placing in others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul O'Hare
Hubert Peters
Charles Cohoe
Hanson
Paul O’hare
I Hanson
Great Falls
Final Instructions For Flower Show By Chairman
Chairman Anna EB Stafford outlines schedule for the flower show with a tea in the afternoon and a dance in the evening. Prizes are donated by Chateau businessmen and others. entries include best artistic bowl and bouquet and a special entry for merit flowers. Pavilion opens 9 am Monday. entries due by noon. flowers may be prepared by placing stems in water overnight. Vases can be secured Tuesday morning 9 to 12. unclaimed vases go to the public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Castoffs Crown Twilight League Second Half Champion
The Castoffs win the Twilight League second half title, beating the Upstarts 11 to 6 last Friday and then overriding a protest rematch to 7 to 6. A three team tournament is set for Sunday with games at 10 15 am 2 pm and about 3 15 pm with admission 10 or 25 cents for the series.
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Has Beens
Howard Hornbacker
Clint Core
Ump
Lynn Baker
Fred Gerald
Arnold Hanusa
Leary
Moye
Allum
Haskell
Fritz Gewald
Hasbeens
Joel Edwards
Tom Dellno
George O’hare
Ken Haskell
Ace” Leary
George Loomis
Senator Wheeler at Dutton September 4
Burton K. Wheeler Montana senator and Democratic candidate will address Teton County at Dutton high school auditorium at 8 20 p m Tuesday September 4 The Young Democratic Club plus nearby county clubs organize the event with a Labor Day Great Falls stop and a county wide rally preceding a Chateau band street concert and Tennant’s dance orchestra afterward
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Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Teton County
Dutton High School
Wheeler
Young Democratic Club
Great Falls
Dutton
Elizabeth
Belt
Jonas Johnson
Cascade
Fill, Toole
Glacier
Pondera
Chateau Band
C. W. Boussard
Tennant
School Board Plans Improvement at Chateau Public School
The Chateau Public School gym will be fully reconditioned with radiators and a hardwood floor. Improvements include sheet rock ceilings in the gym and boiler room. Bids are being sought, with full details available at the clerk’s office.
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Chateau
B. A
Te ton County forms farm debt advisory committee
An organizing meeting in Te ton County elected J W Hentges as chairman and C D McDonald as secretary for the farm debt advisory panel. The group, chaired by Hentges, will meet monthly and operate under the Freaser Lemke amendment to aid insolvent farmers, without power to compel actions.
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Teton County Farm Debt Advisory Committee
T. J. O’connor
Helena
J. W. Hentges
F. H. Cooney
C. D. McDonald
Hentges
Teton County Fera
McDonald
Citizens State Bank
J. B. Conner
Farmingon
W. J. Earles
Pendrey
Leo Doheny
Brady
O’connor
Connor
Mr. Doheny
Great Falls
Mr. O'Connor
Farm Credit Administration
Freaser-Lemke
Federal Land Banks
Allotment Workers Recheck New Instructions In Wheat Forms
Night and day sessions mark the Teton county wheat allotment committee as they recheck 1800 compliance forms after receiving new Washington directives. The team aims to forward about 75 percent of the forms this week to secure the second wheat allotment payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Washington, D. C
AAA
Washington
Crippled All-Stars Fall to Conrad Team in Return Game
The Teton All-Stars were defeated 11 to 6 at Conrad after traveling short handed with eight players. Gilmore Hanson stepped in as pitcher and delivered a strong showing in his first full start as Black’s injury leaves the locals light on pitching. A road crowd watched the tough, sportsmanlike contest as Conrad’s speedy team held off the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton All-Stars
Conrad
Gilmore Hanson
All-Stars
Black
Cut Bank
Searson
Stars
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Johnson
Earl L. Butcher
Sunburst
Thelmas S. Olson
Fairfield
A. E. Strom
Chautauqua
K. E. Sturgis
American Legion
Tobe Talifson
Anna EB
Stafford
Senator Wheeler
Young Democrats
Hentges Heal Debt Advisory Committee
Fast Conrad
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