Phelps Reports High Repayment Rate Among Borrowers
Carter Phelps, federal seed loan inspector, spent two days in Teton County assessing loan settlements under Hoover terms. He noted 80 to 85 percent of borrowers are paying 25 percent and renewing the balance, praising the local board for efficient handling and high morale. He met about 75 farmers, after a prior visit with 125, before moving on to Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Phelps
Phelp
Hoover
Department of Agriculture
Teton County
Phelps
Cal Board
Minneapolis
Teton County Board
Conrad
Fire department tests new truck in first practice run
A Saturday practice fire drill showed the volunteer crew reaching the station in two minutes and deploying the new fire truck. H B Swanson led, with John Weaver Jr Arthur Ramsey Bill Gies and Harry Moore arriving promptly. The run completed in under five minutes, proving three men can handle the truck and hose setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Department
H. B. Swanson
John Weaver, Jr
Arthur Ramsey
Bill Gies
Harry Moore
J. G. Jackson
Chateau Lions Attend Lions Fest in Great Falls
Tuesday night in Great Falls 41 new Lions joined the club at a banquet and dance in the Palm room RainBow hotel. Chateau Lions 16 members attended including Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and Dr. and Mrs. Bateman. The Hatton class was honored with speeches by district leaders and Lion officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions
Great Falls
Palm Room
Rainbow Hotel
Chateau
R. E. Nelson
H. W. Bateman
Phil I. Cole
L. E. Taylos
sAtv
J .B. Hodgskiss
Clarence Johnson
George Benedett
Joan Hentges
George Tennant
Charles H. Hatton
Twilight String Orchestra
Lions Quartet
George C. Hoyt
Wm. B. Finley
Earl Burgett
J. J. Wuerthner
Leo C. Graybill
J. C. McGregor
B. B. Richardson
Local Scouts Advance at Dutton Court of Honor
Norman J. Rosengren became a Star Scout and Stanley Smith earned First Class. E J Crary presented the Star Scout insignia to Norman while Archie Murchie pinned Stanley’s badge. Merit badges were awarded by George Sollid with recipients from Dutton troops Nos. 51 and 43. Dr B J Crary and Lynn Baker assisted. Scoutmaster Arnold Hanusa was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman J.rosengren
Frances Rosengren
Dutton
Stanley Smith
Elmer Smith
Norman
E. J. Crary
Stanley
Archie Murchie
George Sollid
Chateau
Mike Mozer
Joe Darby
Vincent Peters
Jack Core
Reading
Henry Roseholt
Kenneth McRae
Lloyd Pedersen
Lester Blake
B. J. Crary
Lynn Baker
Arnold Hanusa
Pinnell Fur Company Reopens Business Place
The Pinnell Fur Company reopened its Cha teau store at the Champion place on Spring Creek, near Dwyer Implement store. After a May closure and a trip to Oregon, Pinnell and associates returned this fall and will buy raw furs only for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pinnel Fur Co
Chateau
Dwyer Implement
L. E. Taylor
Pinnell
Oregon
Champion Place
Spring Creek
Clarkson joins 4 H group to Chicago Club Congress
County Agent Robert Clarkson left Saturday for Chicago to attend the annual 4 H club congress. He expects to return Sunday, Dec. 4, traveling with Beryl Jones, the Teton county 4 H delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson
Chicago Club Congress
Robert Clarkson
Chicago
Chateau
Beryl Jones
Teton County
Harlowton
Montana
C. B E. Porter
Myrtle Baron
Miss Smith
Montana State College
Racketeers Begin Season Plans For Early Start
The Chateau Racketeers, prominent in regional men's basketball, will start practice soon after Clint Core returns as manager and player. Last year’s core remains, with Chuck Davis leaving for Alaska and Mike Evans joining from Belt high as a notable new talent. Practices hinge on scheduling time in the high school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Clint Core
Core
Clint
Chuck” Davis
Alaska
George Loomis
Dinty” Moore
Spec” Holmes
Charles Cohoe
Nig” Peters
Herman Earles
Mike Evans
Young Evans
Hobson & Elliot
Sheriff Sells Horses in Fairfield Herd District
Sheriff J. L. Collins went to the Wm. Spencer ranch six miles west of Fairfield on Monday to sell a number of horses taken up under the new horse herd district law. He had posted notices in the area on two prior trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Collins
First Masonic Party Opens Winter Schedule
The first of four Masonic social events for the winter will be this Saturday evening. A dinner at the usual hour, then a program and dance. All Masons and their families and Eastern Star members are invited. The schedule lists four parties through January and February and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Art Bateman Marries Wisconsin Teacher Is Word Received Here
Word reached here of the marriage of Arthur Bateman formerly of Cha teau to Miss Emma Moore a Wisconsin teacher. The couple were said to be at Rice Lake Wisconsin. Bateman a World War veteran and brother of Dr H W Bateman left Helena for veterans hospital Fort Harrison then California before returning to Wisconsin and Minnesota to visit relatives. Local friends were glad to hear the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bateman
Chateau
Emma Moore
Rice Lake
Wisconsin
Bateman
H. W. Bateman
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
California
Helena
Stanley Foort
Minnesota
Dutton Opens Season With First Basketball Game
Teton high hosts Dutton in a season opener double header featuring both boys and girls teams. Friday's game at Augusta will pit boys and girls against Augusta. Rosters include Roy Tokerud and Jim Connore as guards and Catherine Davis as a guard on the girls squad. Admission 25 and 35 cents. first game at 7 15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High
Dutton
Augusta
E. L Kleffman
Dorothy Gerer
Roy Tokerud
Jim Connore
Kenneth Harmon
Emerson Earles
Frank McDonnell
Albert Dale
Leslie Jourdonnais
Julius Mozer
Jack Folsom
Leo Mellon
Bill Armstrong
Harold Walley
Jesse Moore
Emily McCullough
Bertha MacDonald
Helen Cohoe
Margaret Stephens
Catherine Davis
Laura Miller
Helen Redmond
Madge Looney
Violet Hamilton
Jean Umphress
Norma Tennant
Alice Tokerud
Evelyn Clarkson
Dutton High
Albert Johnson
Johnson
Woman's Club to Meet on Tuesday December 6
The Chateau Woman's Club will hold its next business and social meeting on Tuesday evening December 6 at 8 o clock. The event takes place in the grade school auditorium with a Christmas themed program led by Mrs Arnold Hanusa and chaired by Mrs R E Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’s Club
Arnold Hanusa
R. E. Nelson
Burrell
Jess Davis
Chas. G. Roberts
Henry Burrell
Lions Club to Sponsor Free Turkey Market Feed Today
Plans in the Northwest States Utilities salesroom for a free cafeteria style feed to as many as 500 turkeys farmers and families attending the turkey market day. I E Sturgis directs with John Swain W G Bloomdahl C D McDonald and Ray McClure assisting Lions club members. Chateau Lions with local business support donated about $40 in cash and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest States Utilities Company
I. E. Sturgis
Sturgis
John Swain
W. G. Bloomdahl
C. D. McDonald
Ray McClue
The
Lions Club
Chateau Lions Club
Farm Holiday Assn Plans Five Meetings in County
Lyle Standish arranged advertising for five Farm Holiday association meetings to be held at Bole Dutton Collins Farmington and Pendroy starting December 5 at 2 p.m. D. L. Mannig of Great Falls and Standish a state executive board member will attend, with public attendance urged for farmers and business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Standish
Chateau Mons
Standish
Bole
Farm Holiday Association
D. L. Mannig
Great Falls
Holiday Association
Dutton, Collins
Farmington and
Pendroy
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Montana Couples
A Montana public record lists marriage licenses for Lester J. Pierson and Ruth Mae McLeod both of Belt and Great Falls, Andrew Buyer and Ella Keller, Walter Stewart and Anna Jones, Lee Thompson and Vivian Kain, Leo Becker and Maude Schmidt, and Edward Robison and Agnes Arehart, with dates in late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester J. Pierson
Belt
Ruth Mae McLeod
Great Falls
Andrew Buyer
Carbon
Alberta
Ella Keller
Collins
Walter William Stewart
Eden
Montana
Anna Marie Jones
Lee James Thompson
Billings
Vivian Blanche Kain
Leo John Becker
Augusta
Maude Schmidt
Dodson
Thanksgiving High Masses Highlight Washington Centennial
Catholic and Methodist services observed Thanksgiving in Chateau with a 1 am Methodist service. high mass at the Catholic church featured special music led by Mrs George Tennant. A Washington centennial prayer by Fr Curran lauded liberty and morality and urged loyalty to American ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
RR. BE. Nelson
Edwin Dover
Buell Roll
Marion Webb
W G Bloomdahl
A. B. Guthrie
M. M. Webb
George Washington
Republic
Washington
Congress
United States
New Books Arrive at Public Library Pay Shelf
Several new titles joined the library pay shelf announced by Mrs. G. C. Core. New entries include Big Business by A. S. Hutchinson and The Tall Ladder by Katherine Newin Burt, plus several new detective stories for the general shelf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Core
A. 5. M. Hutchinson
Harold Crane Weds Dorothy Silverman in Great Falls
Harold Crane and Dorothy Silverman were married Saturday at Our Saviour's Lutheran parsonage in Great Falls. The bride, from Chester, and the groom, a Collins native and Montana State College alumnus, will reside on the Crane ranch near Collins. Attendants included Darwin Crane and Mrs J W Harkins. Notables from the area attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Crane
Dorothy Silverman
Great Falls
Teton County
Martha Dorothy Silverman
Chester
Charles Harold Crane
Collins
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
A. Lunde
Darwin Crane
J. W. Harkins
Brady
Crane
Cordova Youth Missed Bean Guess by Six
Cordova youth failed to guess the beans in a half pint milk bottle by six, the correct number being 416. George W. Fuller of Cordova received a $1.50 enlargement on Tuesday, and his mother traveled from Cordova to claim the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordova
George W. Fuller
District Court Opens With Jury Trials In Murder Case
The district court opened at 10 o'clock before Judge R. M. Hattersley with 60 jurors, noting excused panelists and special bailiffs. The docket included the murder case of George Hoffman and related indictments for Charles Bakker and William Breere. Evidence began with James Looney’s chart and testimony from Alex Burrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
R. M. Hattersley
Blanche M. Jacobson
B. I. Packer
A. A. Pelletier
J. L. Billings
Alex Longmuir
Henry Ness
J. B. Olson
Frances Pambrun
Irreeman
Packer
J. W. Speer
Great Falls
Montana
Charles Bakker
William Breere
Mr. Packer
W. D. Doyle
Conrad
G. A. Dutt
Hattersley
George Hoffman
George Burrell
Art Jardine
J. Rigney
Cut Bank
DP. N. McCrorie
Farmington
John Mathison
Dutton
John Depner
J. C. Lindholm
Brady
David Swenby
Fairfield
Louis Semington
Truman J. Oliver
Power
Sam Luinstra
Chateau
J. H. Gutshall
Pendrey
Edward R. McLean
Collins
James Looney
Mr. Looney
Burrell
Alex Burrell
George Koffman
Mrs. George Harris Dies After Operation in Butte
Mrs. George Harris, formerly of this city and resident of Dillon since July 1931, died at Murray hospital in Butte after an operation. Cause not stated, long goitre illness. Born in Colorado about 58 years ago. Survived by husband George Harris and children Mrs. Chester Hale, Earl Bennett, Milton Bennett, and John Bennett. Funeral held in Dillon. Member of Security Benefit Association and Choteau lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harris
Dillon
Murray Hospital
Buttee
Bennett
Chateau
A. H. Doughty
Harris
Chester Hale
Earl and
Milton Bennett
John Bennett
Oakland
Calif
Tutte
Security Benefit Association
Choteau
Enjoyable Thanksgiving Party at M. E. Church
A Thanksgiving supper and party was held Tuesday evening at the Methodist church parlors for the junior and senior Sunday school departments. Miss Velma B. Edwards and Miss Hazel Upman led the event with 61 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Velma B. Edwards
Hazel Upman
Blanche M. Jacobson
Pathfinder
K. E. Sturgis
Also Mentioned on This Page
da Andy
Dutton Court of Honor
Pinnell Fur Company
Fairfield Herd
Masonic Party
Art Bateman
Woman’s Club
Turkey
Edward Raymond Robison
Agnes Arehart
Missoula
Butte
M. E. Church
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