Chateau public school children plan gifts for Indians
The Chateau public school plans to give gifts to 79 Rocky Boy Indian children near Box Elder. Pupils, led by Miss Ruby Miller, will assemble mittens caps stockings and toiletries for distribution before Christmas with help from the Chateau Woman's Club which will cover transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Miller
Chateau Public School
Rocky Boy
Hill County
Box Elder
Ruby A. Miller
Ruth I. Kiss
Riss
Mies Miller
Mary Chief
Mike Chiefstick
Arthur Setmark
Aloisious Littleboy
Nancy Rainingbird
Chateau Woman’s Club
Vera Connely
Good Housekeeping
Otis Mellon
Washington
Henrietta Crocket
State Indian Welfare
Teton County
Var
Lowell
Sir Laurial
Thos Eschanda Ends Life In Deserted Ditch
Thos Eschanda a well known Teton county sheepman committed suicide about 6:30 am last Thursday near Bird Hill with a Savage 303 rifle. His body was found Friday afternoon by Frank Cruze while herding sheep. Authorities cited probable temporary insanity and despondency as factors in the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eschanda
Teton County
Bachanda
T. H
Bird Hill
Frank Cruze
Sherif
Eschan
Car of Hogs Nets Farmer Nice Sum
A rough estimate by County Agent Robert Clarkson says a carload of 86 hogs shipped about 10 days ago to the Portland market netted the Teton shippers between 1600 and 1700 dollars. The hogs weighed 18,678 pounds and sold for 8.55 to 9.15 per cwt fob Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Portland
Teton
F. C. B. Chateau
Clarkson
Great Falls
John Edwards
O. de- Rusha
Howard Hanson
Savik Bros
L. J. Otness
O. G. Meadows
Oliver Mauseth
Averill Bros
A. McGinnis
Wm. Arensmeyer
Herman Huisenga
Yelte Bakker
Teton Shipping Association
Chicago
J. B. Conners
O. DeRusha
Gus Depner, Sr
Albert Schwanbeck
Teton Basketball Teams Win Three Of Four
The Teton girls defeated Centerville 23 to 12 as the Maroon and Gold girls dominated the opener while Centerville led early in the visiting boys game, 29 to 23, before the locals rallied in the second half. The Power games saw the girls cling to a 21 to 8 final and the boys trade early leads before Power’s late rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Centerville
Teton
Thelma Swenson
Helen Adams
Midgett
Loomis
Power
Earles
Burkland
County Commissioners Hold Busy December Session
At the December county board meeting the commissioners awarded contracts for county printing to Chateau Acantha and health work to Dr. H W Bateman. No bids were received for indigent care at the poor farm, and a second bid call was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Chateau Acantha
H. W. Bateman
J. G. Jackson
P. L. Otness
Clarence McNeal
Bynum
Donald Rice
Dutton
Fairfield
Calf Feeding Project Planned by Two 4-H Clubs
The 4-H clubs of Teton county will run a calf feeding program with Fairfield led by Dan Thurber and Bynum led by Robert Clarkson. The schedule spans 350 days up to early November next year, feeding each calf about 2355 pounds of grain and 2256 pounds of hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Fairfield
Dan Thurber
Bynum
Robert Clarkson
Livestock on Forest Reports Major Drop in Grazing
The annual grazing report for Lewis and Clark National Forest shows 20 499 head grazed in the season, including 5 987 cattle and 14 512 sheep, with cattle and sheep numbers down from the prior year due to restricted grazing and more land set aside for game. The document notes low losses from poison and predation, rising dude horses, and recommendations to adjust seasons and increase some allowances while expanding range improvements and revegetation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clerk National Forest
Missoula
A. D. Moir
Forest Service
Moir
Josses
Dupuyer
Phillips Creek
Risa Wade
Smith Creek
South Fork
Deep Creek
Teton
Deep Creek Springs
Henningsen Land Company
Fairview
Ford Creek
Morton
Wood Creek
Blackfeet
Lowé
Claude Eddington House Destroyed By Fire
The home of Claude Eddington about a mile and a half northeast of Bynum was destroyed by fire Wednesday around 11 o clock. No one was home. items were lost. The family includes parents and three children aged 10 to 15. Mrs. Martha Boutilier left for Great Falls to seek winter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Eddington
Bynum
Turkeys Shipped From Five Counties Net $15 203 For Christmas Trade
A total of 64 505 pounds of turkeys were shipped from five Teton county points to Northern Creamery of Great Falls for eastern distribution. The 1929 shipment earned growers 15 203 05 dollars, with advances of 25 cents on No 1 and 15 cents on No 2. Last year the December shipment weighed 81 483 pounds and netted 26 832 73 dollars. Details show by community: Chateau Pendroy Collins Power Dutton with totals for No 1 toms hens and No 2s and overall money earned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Northern Creamery Company
Great Falls
Pendroy
Collins
Dutton
Mother of Ray McClue Dies in Minot North Dakota
Mattie J. McClue mother of Ray I McClue of this city died November 30 in a Minot hospital at age 69 after years of paralysis and age related illness. Survived by husband ex spouse C C McClue two daughters Chalgren and Huffman of Grano North Dakota and brother Frederick F Ingram of National City California. Funeral held in Minot with interment at Rosehill Cemetery. Native of Michigan born Hastings Michigan she and C C McClue were divorced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie J. McClue
Ray I. McClue
Minot
N. D
Frederick F. Ingram
National City
Calif
Michigan
Hastings
C. C. McClue
Hartland
Beaupre Host Spreads Birthday Surprise at Hotel Parlor
Last Friday night the Beaupre hotel parlor hosted a surprise birthday party for Mrs H Beaupre as she approached her seventieth. She anticipated the event and treated guests to a turkey supper after an evening of bridge. Mrs J P Fabrick won high and Mrs M S Bullerdick low, each earning prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaupre
Also Mentioned on This Page
First National Bank
Choteau
Montana
Teton Basketeers
Conrad
Martha Boutilier
Ray McClue
Minot, N. D
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana Extension Service
Citizens State Bank
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