Career of T. H. Pridham Ends at Great Falls Hospital
T. H. Pridham, 1871 1902? wait.
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T. H. Pridham
Great Falls Hospital
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1931
Page
1
Birch Creek Livestock Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Birch Creek Livestock association met Saturday at the rangers office in the Larson block. W. B. Willey of the Lewis and Clark forest office led with Rangers Streeter and Howard. Fred Campbell was re elected president and Sidney Campbell VP. George W. Sabados became secretary treasurer. J. J. Sabados named head herder. An assessment of 1.60 per head was set for the coming season to cover herding salt and range placements. A cabin will be erected for the head herder on Gateway creek. Next month Sun River and Deep Creek Livestock associations plan meetings here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Creek Livestock Association
Rangers
Larson Block
W. B. Willey
Lewis and Clark Forest
Great Falls
W. N. Streeter
L. J. Howard
Teton
Fred Campbell
Bynum
Sidney Campbell
George W. Sabados
Jas. Peebles
J. J. Sabados
Gateway Creek
Sun River Livestock Association
Deep Creek Livestock Association
Willey
Adolph Weholt
H. G. Ade
Missoula
Mr. Willey
Mr. Ade
Waldron Creek
Baby Clinic at Court House Sees Seventeen Babies Examined
Seventeen babies, thirteen boys, were examined at the court house baby clinic held last Thursday. Sponsored by the Chateau Woman's club and directed by county nurse Mrs. Henrietta Crockett, the event featured Dr. H. W. Bateman performing physicals and mothers receiving individual records. Mrs. Crockett and secretary Mrs. E. J. Crary coordinated follow up, with club members serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Chateau Woman’s Club
Henrietta Crockett
H. W. Bateman
Bynum
Everett DeRusha
Dewey Huffman
Ted Perry
Rollie Ferris
Freesene Oversees Power Wilson Auction at Conrad
Co L Freesene attended the Power Wilson auction sale at Conrad last week. Freesene has been in charge of the Power Morgan store in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Freesene
Power- Wilson
Conrad
Mr. Freesene
Power-Morgan
Choteau
Commissioners Award Four Con Tracts Thursday
Four contracts were awarded by the board of county commissioners at the December meeting. Marshall King wins the poor farm care contract at 150 per month for up to six persons with 50 cents extra per day per person beyond six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Marshall King
H. W. Bateman
Charles G. Roberts
Chateau Acantha
King
Robert
Acantha
November Tax Collections Total 189160.60 for County
County treasurer reports November tax receipts totaling 189 160 60 with current taxes 182 838 21 and delinquent taxes the remainder. Current by class includes real property 166 531 69 personal 8 088 52 Bynum irrigation 1 769 76 protested taxes 3 684 82 migratory stock 0. Delinquent sums back to 1916 show 6322 39 collected that month, reflecting labor in calculating interest and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Margaret Johnson
Funeral services were conducted Saturday for Mrs. Margaret Johnson of the Dupuyer area who died at home. Rev. E R Kaemmer led the service with Charles G. Roberts assisting. Interment followed in Dupuyer cemetery. Born February 17, 1862 in Scotland, she came to America about 30 years ago and resided in the Dupuyer country 25 years. She was the wife of James Johnson and mother of Mrs. James Blakeslee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Elizabeth Frances (Harvey) Pridham
St. Paul
Harvey
Capetown
South Africa
Helen Pridham
Buenos Aires
South America
Philadelphia
St. Paul’s College
Calcutta
India
East Tilbury
Essex
England
West Harptree
Hill Pridham
Canada
United States
Manitoba
St. Charles
Minn
Gov. Job A. Cooper
Colorado
Minneapolis
Margaret Johnson
Dupuyer
E. R. Kaemmer
Charles G. Roberts
James Blakeslee
Choteau Boy Scouts
Choteau Lions Club
L. J. Howard
Arnold Hanusa
Howard
Hanusa
Northwest
Forest Service
K. E. Sturgis
America
Martine
John Billings
Chateau
John
Sturgis
Lions
Junior class to present The Tightwad at high school
Tonight at the high school auditorium the Junior class stages the comedy The Tightwad by Longmans Green. Cast includes Poe Thon Maro Butchart Virginia Hansen Edna Taylor Geraldine Moulton Elmer Taylor John Robison Mamie Harris Katherine Walker Tommy Jordan Howard Gaare Orval Stone Glen Bingham Billy Jones Phyllis Koch Martha Andersen Lila Hanson. Admission 35 cents adults 25 cents students with reserved seats 25 cents extra at Rexall Drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmans, Green & Co
New York
Poe Thon
Pharsnine
Maro Butchart
Taylor
Wis
Virginia Hansen
Edna Taylor
Ccc
Geraldine Moulton
Elmer Taylor
John Robison
Mamie Harris
Katherine Walker
Tommy Jordan
Estes Howard Gaare
Orval Stone
Glen Bingham
Largs Ameren
Ccs
Billy Jones
Amge
Rern Ence
Phyllis Koch
Martha Andersen
Lila Hanson
Cece Pop Cca
Eccrine
Ey Deloss Moulton
Rexall Drug Store
Census Of School Children In County Shows Drop
The 1981 preliminary census of Teton county school children shows 1,917 ages 6 to 21, down from 1,979 last year. Nineteen districts gained pupils, 23 lost, four unchanged. Chateau district fell about 8 percent to 427, Bynum dropped 14.8 percent to 116, with several other declines noted. Males outnumber females 1,005 to 912. under six census reads 503 with girls 253, boys 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
State Department of Education
State Department
Helena
Anna E. Stafford
Dist
Chateau
Bynum
Coiling
Beck
Farmington
Pendrey
Fairfield
Dutton
Bole
Agawam
Substantial Sum Is Received by Teton From Forest Service
Teton county received 573.03 dollars from the Lewis and Clark forest receipts in 1931. Pondera and Glacier counties also received smaller sums. From 1908 to 1931 these three counties collected 24,476.59 dollars, with Teton receiving 20,954.24 dollars. The Montana state total paid by the forest service in 1931 was 67,151.98 dollars, and 1,803,664.19 dollars since 1908. Last year Teton received 504.84 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Lewis and Clark Forest
W. N. Streeter
Pondera County
Glacier County
Forest Service
State of Montana
Montana
Cantata by Methodist Juniors Draws Crowd and Funds
The junior department of the Methodist church staged The Meeting of the Nations last Friday under Mrs. W W Smith. A potluck supper followed and 46 dollars were raised after 12 dollars in expenses. Proceeds fund Bibles, coat racks, and supply cupboards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
W. W. Smith
Mildred Nelson
Joy Dewitt
Ellen Nordhagen
Marion King
Hellen Miller
Alice King
Cora Seeking
Ethel Jacobson
America
England
Billy Wallace
Kathleen Hannan
Scotland
Marian Bloomdahl
Beulah Jean Roll
Ireland
Birdeen Shipsted
Dorothy Moore
France
Mildred Harrington
Johanna Hirshberg
Ger
Robert Kropp
Gladys Smith
Italy
Patrica Moulton
Dorothy Jacobson
Spain
Billy Baillie
Margaret Noble
Holland
Phyllis Miller
Anna Hardy
Switzerland
Glenn Hardy
Maxine Peterson
Sweden
Jimmie Broomdahl
Esther Nordhagen
Norway
Louis Hodgskiss
Russia
Joyce Kropp
Virginia Allum
China
Barney McClue
Japan
Anna Allum
Lois Halberg
City Forms New Saxophone Band Led by V Nicola
A Choteau saxophone band was organized this week with 14 players registered and more expected. The group, under the direction of V Nicola, joins the existing band. Marc Butchart handles the bass drum and the saxophonists include Gladys Collins, Evelyn Clarkson, Jim Broderick, Tommy Gossack, Oscar Brendt, Lynn Baker, Willard Paulus, Ernest Carlson, Richard Stephens, Frances Moye, Glen Bingham, Jane Adams, and Billy Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Nicola
Marc Butchart
Gladys Collins
Evelyn Clarkson
Jim Broderick
Tommy Gossack
Oscar Brendt
Lynn Baker
Willard Paulus
Ernest Carlson
Richard Stephens
Frances Moye
Glen Bingham
Jane Adams
Billy Jones
Pendray Shipments Move Car of Sheep to Chicago Market
Phil J. Cole forwarded a carload of sheep from Pendray on Tuesday destined for the Chicago market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil J. Cole
Pendray
Chicago
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Tre Community
Columbus Hospital
Phyllis
Theresa Regis
Order of Sisters of St. Joseph
Kathleen Pridham
Oakland
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Ralph Chamberlin
California
Pridham
Chateau ‘Country Club
Law
Lewis. And.clark Forest
Birch Creek Association
First National Bank
Johnson
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Saxaphone Band
BOY Scouts
Guthrie
A. B. Guthrie
Lion Organization
Boy Scout Movement
George Washington
Washington
M. S. Butterdick
Chos
Citizens State Bank
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