Big Reduction In WPA Work Seeming Certain
Helena December 9 Special Montana WPA Chief Joseph E. Parker says a 60 percent cut in WPA quotas will proceed as ordered, shrinking cases from 22 500 to 9 500 by December 15 and reducing staff. Farm and farm labor cases move to Resettlement Administration. about 10 000 farmers to be dropped. County officials told to accelerate discontinua nces of less needy and unemployables. 3 000 non farmers to lose WPA status. He calls for new federal funds to continue WPA activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F Hielena
Depsite
Washington
WPA
Joseph E. Parker
Monana
Montana
Parker
Mr. Parker
Resettlement Administration
Drouth
Congress
Wheat Producers Organize District in Teton County
A meeting is set for Saturday at 2 PM at the court house in Chateau to form a Wheat Producers association for Teton county. The effort follows a Sunday Great Falls district meeting and a prior Chateau gathering. The Montana Grain Producers association aims to unite counties under a state plan with 12 districts and district and county units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Chateau
Teton County
Great Falls
Montana Grain Producers Association
Teton
Cascade
Hill
Pondera
Lewis and Clark
Chouteau
W. D. Reiquam
F. J. Swenson
Bynim
W. H. Wellenstein
Mr. Reiquam
Reiquam
Department of Agriculture
Great Falls Tribune
Cascade County
Fred Dufresne
Ray Mayberry
Portage
Ole Gunderson
Power
W. D. Betquam
Collins
Dutresché
Gunderson
F. F. Hockersmith
Sun River Valley
Dufresne
United States
Rules for District Tourney Changed 12 Schools to Take Part
All 12 Class B teams in district 10 will play in a three day tournament at the local high school gym Feb 18 19 and 20. A schedule was decided by the coaches and principals to include Teton county high school and Dutton Power Augusta Simms Belt Stockett Sand Coulee Cascade St Marys Fort Benton Highwood Fort Shaw. The district officers were re elected to draw the schedule. The winner and seven others will advance to the northern regional in Havre in early March and the regional winner goes to the state finals in Great Falls March 18 19 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
W. A. Chittien
Belt
Hershel James
Simms
F. F. Sparks
Augusta
Teasurer
Teton
Dutton
Power
Augusta Simms
Stockett-Sand Coulee
Cascade
St. Mary’s
Fort Benton
Highwood
Fort Shaw
Havre
Great Falls
Teton County High School
Teton Girls
Teton Bulldogs
Sulldogs
Evelyn Ginare
Florence St. Germain
Lillian Talifson
St. Germain
Joyce Cole
Mary Ellen Meadows
Caare
Katherine van Scherpenzeel
Wilma
Jady Bulldogs
Cole
Dobbs
Zimmerman
Baker
Talifson
Parker
Roberts
Moore
Smith
Kirby
Bulldogs
Wallace
Legionnaires to Meet Monday at Court House for Post Support
American Legion officials urge Chateau and area veterans to attend Monday’s meeting at the court house. The session aims to elect officers address membership matters and conduct post business with a Dutch lunch served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Court House
Chateau
Plans for Third Annual Community Christmas Tree
Plans move forward for the third annual community Christmas tree at Chateau sponsored by the Boy Scouts troop committee. A delegation will visit Jack Baker ranch on Sunday to secure the tree and Montana Power Co and Stearns Electric will supply lighting. Lions and Legion aid as donations fund nuts and candies for 250 bags for kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Boy Scouts
Jack Baker
Teton
H. M. Daley
Lions
Legionnaires
Green Hands Advanced to Future Farmers at Teton De cember meeting
Future Farmers of America members from Teton and Dutton with green hands earned the Future Farmer degree after a year of agricultural work and a supervised projects program. Recipients and savings amounts include Art Habel 150 and John Shoquist 260 among others. lunch followed the program at the high school.
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Green Hand
Teton
Dutton F. F. A
Teton Future Farmers
Green Hands
Dutton
Art Habel
Loren Schabel
Ray van Heel
Rudy Fuhringer
Robert * Armstrong
Tom Tuel
Dick Dale
Jim Ferris
Bob Davidson
Jim Peebles
Leslie Reiquam
Gordon Monkman
Young Folks Musicians At First Masonic Party
The first Masonic party of the season drew a good crowd despite poor weather. The senior band from Teton high provided the music for the dance to warm appraisals, with tap dancing and musical numbers during dinner. The orchestra included Mildred Nelson, Kenneth Thompson, Hatfield Rosengren, Jere Coffey, Marie Conlin, Kathleen Wallace, Frank Daggett Jr, and Bill Baillie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High
Mildred Louise Nelson
Kenneth Thompson
Hatfield Rosengren
Jere Coffey
Marie Conlin
Kathleen Wallace
Frank Daggett, Jr
Bill Baillie
Kathleen
Marie
Bill
Frank
C. Y D. McDonald
Shoop Brothers Visit En Route From Great Falls Sale
Earl and Si Shoop prominent Milk River stockmen stopped at Chateau to visit May or C W Burns and friends and discuss business. They reported favorable results from the Wolf Langman Livestock Co sale in Great Falls with two year old steers at 6 to 7 cents per pound and cows from 5.5 to 6.3 cents per pound one cow bringing 72 dollars and 46 cents at 6.3 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl
Si Shoop
Milk River
Browning
Chateau
C. W. Burns
Great Falls
Wolf-Langman Livestock Commission Co
Shoop Brothers
Teton Recreation Council Hosts Cascade Visitors
The Teton County Recreation Council hosted Cascade visitors last Friday, drawing 14 Cascade attendees. D P Thurber and Harry Miller from Cascade attended, with program staff from Bynum led by Mrs Fr Swenson and Mrs Roy Hanberg.
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Teton County
Swenson
Miller
Fanberg
Bert Stott
LeRoy Stott
G . Stott
Red Cross Preparing Christmas Boxes Appeal Made
Miss Margaret Nagle leads the local Red Cross drive for Christmas boxes. She seeks contributions of foods toys candies nuts canned goods clothing and more. Bring items to the courthouse or call Miss Nagle for pickup arrangements.
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Red Cross
Margaret Nagle
American Red Cross
Miss Nagle
Court House
Checking Station Closed as Officials Return Home
The game checking station here has closed and Pete J. Nelson, in charge, has returned to Livingston. Joe McGregor, field deputy game warden, has returned to Glacier Park. Helena dispatches report elk kills 532, deer 253, bear 21, goats 45 in Sun River area, the season’s largest tally. About sixty new books cataloged with two new titles placed on pay shelf.
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Pete J. Nelson
Livingston
Joe McGregor
Mr. Nelson
Glacier Park
Helena
Sun River
Sun River District
County turkey shipments exceed last year by ten thousand pounds
Figures from the county agent's office show 30 010 pounds of turkeys received here during the Christmas shipment by the Teton County Shipping association with an advance of 3216 85 dollars paid. This plus a 3350 pound Thanksgiving shipment pushes total this year past last year by 10 000 pounds.
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Teton County Shipping Association
Association
Bulldogs Defeat Simms Girls as Bulldogs Triumph
In a season opener at home the Teton girls lost a heartbreaker 28 to 25 to Simms after a close second half. The Teton Bulldogs also beat Simms 28 to 15 in the boys game with a late surge sealing the win.
Friends Honor Mrs Beaupre On 77th Birthday Celebration
About twenty friends gathered at the Beaupre hotel Sunday evening to celebrate Mrs. H Beaupre's 77th birthday. Dinner was served with guests contributing materials and presenting a gift. Miss Edna Beaupre assisted in entertaining. Mrs Beaupre, a pioneer figure, has been connected with the Beaupre hotel since its founding in the early 1890s.
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Sun River-Teton
R. M. Hattersley
F. M. Mack
Chateau Lodge
Hill Billy Orchestra
Dutton Lodge
Irshal Davis
Band Parents Association
Davis
Dvorak
Terry Tennant
Davida Proff
Norman Rosengren
Frank Daggett
Virginia Allum
Margaret Young
Joyce Kropp
Geo. Tennant
Mae Welton
Sousa
Bright Star
Bennett
Esther Nordhagen
Ruth O'lare
Teton and Dutton
Boys
Sale
Teton Recreation Council
Bynum
Lloyd Douglas
Whiteoaks
Maize de la Roche
Simms HS Quint
Fairfield
Ubanimous
R. S. Estes of
Pendroy
Richard Turville
George Sabo
Steve Lindseth
Farmington
Margaret Bramer
Ienry Erickson
C. M. Swenson
G. W. McKee
Hugh Smith
Belleview
Roy Estes
H. W
Tronson
Henry Erickson
Emery Knowlton
Blackleaf
Jack Rogers
Hoover
Chas Swenson
Joe van Boleum
Co. W. Burns
Fred Barribal
Citizens State Bank
Fred S. Willson
Nat Wheeler
Valier
Tendroy
C. O. Juelfs
Diamond Valley
Hl. J. Moon
Claude Windecker
Cascade County Shipping Association
Mrs. Beaupre
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