Great Falls Bus Line Seeks Approval Through Choteau
Great Falls coach lines led by C K Moore seek state permission to run a Great Falls to Browning bus route via Choteau Fairfield and other Teton County towns with summer service to Glacier National Park. A public meeting in Choteau is planned Friday at 8 p m to urge local support and explain plans including year round service and light express options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Moore
Great Falls
Moore
Choteau
Court House
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Railroad
Glacier National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Three Forks
Park
West Yellowstone
Glasgow
Fort Peck
Nashua
Helena
Railroad Commission
Williston
N. D
Fairfield
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Milwaukee Railroad Company
Railroad and Public Service Commission
Crarys Host Brothers in Ismay Visit
Dr. and Mrs. G H Crary of Ismay stayed Friday to Sunday as guests of Dr. and Mrs E J Crary of this city. The two men are brothers and the one from Ismay is a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Crary
Ismay
E. J. Crary
Lighting Demonstrations Shown By Club Women Tuesday
A Tuesday lighting demonstration at Choteau grade school, sponsored by Montana Power with Chateau Woman's club, drew about 75 attendees. Mrs. Albertine Raban led the program with Miss Mary Hegland and Mrs. Elsie Embrey presenting on seeing and lighting science as W. A. Cameron and local staff assisted. a door prize lamp was awarded to Mrs. Arthur Hirshberg, followed by a silver tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Montana Power Company
Chateau Woman's Club
Albertine Raban
Elsie Embrey
Mary Hegland
W. A. Cameron
Great Falls
Frank Stearns
Gordon Holmes
Miss Hegland
Raban
Embery
Cameron
Arthur Hirshberg
John Hentges
R. E. Nelson
Thanksgiving Visit for Grizzlies Gonzaga Game
A group traveled from Cha teau to Missoula to witness the annual Thanksgiving football clash between the Montana Grizzlies and Gonzaga University. Participants included Mrs. Inez Eckford, Miss Gordon Eckford, Miss Leda McLean, Mrs. H. W. Bateman, Billy Bateman, Mrs. C. H. Baker, Lynn Baker, B. I. Packer, John Peterson, John Chick Sulgrove, Miss Leone Weeks, and George Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Missoula
Montana Grizzlies
Gonzaga University
Inez Eckford
Gordon Eckford
Meda McLean
H. W. Bateman
Billy Bateman
C. H. Baker
Lynn Baker
B. I. Packer
John Peterson
John “Chick” Sulgrove
Leone Weeks
George Loomis
Record Tax Collection Believed Set for 1934 First Half
Postmaster G C Core of Chateau Montana received a letter from Marland M Edgar of Gering Nebraska tracing Edgar descendants and asking for all Edgars with mail service at Chateau. The note mentions a 1625 Scottish clock and lists Edgar relatives in Bynum Sunburst Kevin Vancouver and Colorado.
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Core
Edgar
United States
G. C. Core
Chateau
Marland M. Edgar
Gering
Nebr
Mont
Edgars
Scotland
Fugis
Canada
Joseph Edgar
Joseph
6Th St
P. S
Charles
William
Robert
Robert the
Earl Yeager
Stuart J. Edgar
Bynum
Peter Edgar
Ray Edgar
Elmer Edgar
Vancouver
Wm. O’hare
Sunburst
Jack Gordon
Kevin
Colorado
Redmond Takes Second in Great Falls Fishing Contest
The Great Falls Sporting Goods prize contest ends Friday with A L Rowe winning the grand prize for a 9 pound rainbow. H T Redmond of Chateau places second with a 9 1 8 pound rainbow. Mrs F W Curtis wins for the largest rainbow by a woman. Thomas M Chamberlain patrolman secures the special prize for 18 inch trout. Prizes are fly rods reels lines for Rowe Redmond and Curtis. Chamberlain receives a fishing creel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls Sporting Goods Company
A. L
Bud” Rowe
Rowe Electric Company
Rowe
H. T. Redmond
Chateau
F. W. Curtis
Hastings Apartments
Pishkun Reservoir
Thomas M. Chamberlain
Redmond
Mrs. Curtis
Chamberlain
Recreational Group to Meet Saturday at Teton HS
The Teton County Recreational council holds a Saturday evening meeting at the county high school in Chateau. President Robert Funk invites county teachers to attend. Committee on program includes Miss Veda Thompson and C M Swenson. refreshments by Mrs Swenson and Arthur Davidson. County Agent Fred Willson and Mr. Funk assist.
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Teton County
Hei Duits Exhibits Souvenir of War Days
A fragment from wartime days notes Hei Duits brought back a copy of Gangplank News from St. Nazaire France. The paper, hand set, cost 10 centimes per issue or three francs monthly with ads and items on veterans’ affairs and a storm near the bay. Miss Jadys Erickson and Leslie Chalmers wed on Thanksgiving day at the groom’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hei Duits
France
Au Cadray Etoile
Au Phare
Rue de Calvaire
St. Nazaire
Death of Mrs Peter Steiger in Cavalier North Dakota
Mrs Fred Barribal received news of the sudden death of her mother Mrs Peter Steiger of Cavalier North Dakota. The cause was not stated but heat failure is suspected. Steiger, about 80, was the mother of several children and visited Choteau and Glacier National Park three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Barribal
Peter Steiger
Cavalier
North Dakota
Ahaw
Choteau
Glacier National Park
M- Barribal
Teton and Conrad Hoop Teams Open Season Friday
Conrad hosts Teton Friday night at eight in the local gym. The Conrad girls and boys renew the rivalry with a strong lineup and fresh talent. Coaches Miss Evelyn Mattmiller and Ritter field boosted squads with hoped for exciting results. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton and Conrad
Conrad
Teton
Evelyn Mattmiller
Ritter
Boggs
Maccany
Hamilton
Niss
Mellar
Core
Toges
Bleeker
Moore
Yeager
Smith
F. Browder
G. Broeder
Clarkson Guests Visit From Helena
Mrs. Robert Clarkson and her daughters Louise and Evelyn arrived last Thursday night from Helena and remained here until Sunday visiting with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Louise
Evelyn
Helena
County treasurer reports strong tax collections for year
County Treasurer Elmer C. Smith reports this year’s tax collection is among the best in years. By Nov 30 total collected on the 1934 bill reached 195,557.20 of 402,962.21, about 48.53 percent, with November alone yielding 207,201.12 including delinquent taxes. Delinquent yields by year rise from 1927 to 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Smith
Bynum Irrigation District
Butchart Leaves Chateau After 30 Years Of Service
W B Butchart, longtime Chateau resident linked with First National Bank until its liquidation, retires after 30 years of city service including tenure as treasurer. Farewell activities from Masons and Lions mark the departure as he plans to visit Seattle to see his daughter Marlon. Fred Barribal appointed city treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
W. B. Butchart
First National Bank
Morrow
The
State University
Butchart
South Second St
Seattle
Marlon
Fred Barribal
Citizens State Bank
Mr. Butchart
Farmers Union to Elect Officers at December Meeting
W G Dauwalder secretary announced in Choteau that the Farmers union of Teton county will hold its annual officer election during the fourth quarterly county meeting December 19. He urged reorganization and growth from about 100 paid members to 500 and explained dues are 3.50 yearly with 50 cents kept locally. Old members can reinstate by paying current dues. arrears will be reduced. The union plans a legislative program for the upcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union of
Teton County
Choteau
W. G. Dauwalder
Dauwalder
Turkeys to Ship Friday and Saturday in Teton County
Turkeys from Teton County farms will be shipped Friday and Saturday via the Northwest Turkey Growers association. The receiving site is the American Legion pavilion in the city park. A hot lunch with sandwiches coffee and pie will be served at the pavilion by the Ladies' Industrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Teton County Shipping Association
Northwest Turkey Growers Association
American Legion
Ladies’ Industrial
Young Family Visits During Thanksgiving Holiday
Alvin Dick Young a freshman at Intermountain Union college Helena spent Thanksgiving here with his father and mother Mr and Mrs Frank Young He came up from Helena with Mrs Robert Clarkson and daughters to visit relatives and friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin “Dick” Young
Intermountain Union College
Helena
Frank Young
Robert, Clarkson
Forest Ranges Reports Grazing Stats for Teton District
Forest Ranger L H McLean submitted the annual grazing report for the Lewis and Clark national forest Teton district. It shows 2485 cattle 13300 sheep and 518 head of horses grazed free of charge. 10 year term permits expire with 1934 season and will not be renewed in 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. McLean
W. B. Willey
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Teton District
Forest
McLean
Sun River
Forest Ranger
Forest Service
Teton
Deep Creek
Glacier Park
Tentative 1934 35 Teton County Hs Basketball Schedule
Coach Milton V Ritter released a tentative schedule for the 1934 35 season listing games against Conrad Augusta Great Falls Dutton Power Simms and other opponents. The schedule runs from December to February with home and away dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton V. Ritter
Teton County High
Conrad
Chateau
Augusta
Great Falls
Choteau
Power
Dutton
Simms
Ex-Service Men Invited to Social Session Monday
A joint social meeting of the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary will be held next Monday at the K P hall. It follows the regular business sessions and will include refreshments music and dancing. Post Commander George Carroll invites all ex service men and their families to attend as guests of the organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
K. P. Hall
George Carroll
The
Legion
Star of Earth and Vavatar for Breakfast Library Notes
In Star of Earth Octavus Ray Cohen sends detective Jim Hanney to investigate a film world murder centered on rising star Janie Wilson. Vavatar for Breakfast by James N. Gifford is a witty portrait of the rich, about the idiosyncrasies of the very wealthy. Library hours are 7:30 to 9 and 3 to 5.
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Octavus Ray Cohen
Hollywood
Jim Hanney
Hanney
Janie Wilson
North Carolina
Detective Hanney
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G. F. Coach Lines
Falls
Browning
Secretary of Concern
Velma Edwards
WM. Olsen
Edwards
William F. Olsen
Velma B. Edwards
N. W. Edwards
D. C. Edwards
Wenatchee
Wash
Minta Mae
Opal Bourne
Mary Elizabeth Edwards
Oscar Olsen
Edw. Dover
Arnold Hanusa
Mendelsohn
Betty Webb
Olsen
County Superintendent of Schools
Washington
Garden City
H. S
Jadys Erickson
Oscar Ericson
Leslie Chalmers
Wm. Chalmers
Farmington
Chester Breda
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Irene Ericson
Walter Chalmers
Teton County High School
Chalmers
State Normal College
Dillon
Farrington
Chester Bredo
W. F. Arensm
Farmers Union
Library Notes