Legislature Sees Pay Cuts and School Bills Considered
The senate unanimously cuts legislators pay from 10 to 8 dollars a day while a 20 percent salary reduction for employees passes the committee but dies in the house amid opposition from veteran orators. Debate touches on sheriff mileage cuts and the status of married women while progress remains slow with half the session completed and no decisive actions on key measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Committee On Employment
House
Kerr Beadle
Silverbow
Democratic Party
B. C. White
Judith Basin
Teir
Larson of
Teton
Legislature stalls as bills await floor debate
The article outlines the three stages for a bill to reach floor debate noticed introduced and referred to committee. It notes a morning start at 9 am with committee meetings dominating the day and a late week or early next week flow of measures. Bills by Holecek Melton and others face fights before action on appropriations and mileage debates conclude streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nass
Committee On Education
Highway Patrol
Montana
Montana bill would grant married women legal standing in court
A bill from the house proposes that married women gain the right to prosecute and defend legal actions in Montana courts. The measure reflects long standing belief that married women should have full legal standing in both law and equity cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Racketeers Rout Montana Power In Sunday Game
The Chateau Racketeers defeated the Montana Power Co. 53 to 30 in Great Falls. Loomis scored 22 for the Racketeers while Davis led Montana Power with 14. A boxing exhibition preceded the basketball with Bleecker vs Thompson drawn and Morris defeating Connole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Co
Great Falls
Chateau
Davis
Montana Power
Snead
George Loomis
Dinty’ Moore
Grat Falls
Dutton
Racketeers
Cohoe
OFS Peipetteconnetiens
Loomis
Cole
Peters
Earles
Leary
Mont
Pdavis
Sayre
Wees
Swanberg
Phelan
Johnson
Stillwell
Cooling
Etaal
D. Moore
H. Moore
Snider
Jess Bleecker
Evan Thompson
George Morris
Leonard Connole
Tom Dwyer to Handle Oliver Line at Conrad
T F Dwyer who ran the Oliver Farm Sales Equipment agency here left Monday for Conrad to handle a similar line there. Two weeks earlier he planned Dut ton but chose Conrad instead. Ernest Arensmeyer takes the local agency and will operate from A E Auto service with which he is connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Dwyer
Oliver Farm Sales Equipment Company
Conrad
Dwyer
Dutton
Ernest Arensmeyer
A. & E. Auto Service
Arensmeyers
Young Timers To Meet Here February 18
A business meeting of the officers of the Sons and Daughters of Te ton's Oldest Settlers set February 18 for the annual social gathering. The Masonic hall was chosen as the venue. Committees were named for music and hall advertising supper and guest duties with an admission price of 1.25 dollars. Each member may invite one couple, or a single partner if unpaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of
Teton
Masonic Hall
Paul Kropp
Arthur Ramsey
Otto Waynild
Jas. Sulgrove
George Coffey
H. D. Robison
B. A. Roll
Henry Ness
Simms Thrice Victors Over Locals Lions Club Training New Members
A special Lions club meeting reviewed aims and operations for 23 new members led by President K E Sturgis and educator R E Nelson. Nelson noted Chateau club as third in district, behind Great Falls and Calgary, with 59 members near Calgary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
K. E. Sturgis
R. E. Nelson
Nelson
Chateau Club
Alberta-Montana
Great Falls
Calgary
Chateau
Sturgis
George Tennant
L. E. Taylor
The
International
Lions Magazine
W. G. Bloomdahl
Wardell Moss
Marc Butchart
Leslie Jourdonnais
Albert Dale
Bells of
St. Mary’s
Arnold Hanusa
C. W. Burns
Teton Bounced by Simms In Three Game Rallys Friday
Teton teams faced a strong Simms scoring squad last Friday with three games showing Teton on the losing end. Ryder led Simms, pouring in the majority of points while Teton’s harmon topped locals with 10 as the high for the game. The girls and other details followed as the curtain-raiser provided mixed F F A action and a string of injuries closed the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High
Simms
Teton
Ryder
Belt
Tokerud
Hanson
Harmon
Jourdonnais
Earles
Dale
MacDonnell
Recreation group forms in Teton County
A program committee led by Mrs E M Bammel Mrs F R Swenson and E R McLean will meet at the county agent's office to plan a yearlong program for the newly formed Teton County Recreational association The panel also plans arrangements for the next meeting on Friday March 38 Robert K Funk of Collins is the association president and named the committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Bammel
F. R. Swenson
E. R. McLean
Teton County
Blackleaf Matron Mrs Trisler Dies in Bynum Hotel
Mrs Steve Trisler a prominent Blackleaf matron died Friday in the Humble house Bynum from hardening of the arteries and heart trouble treated recently at Maynard hospital She homesteaded Blackleaf in 1914 later married Steve Trisler Survived by husband two sisters Mrs Steevens Great Falls and Mrs Helen Willett Shelby daughter Mrs Tom Crayon Shelby and sister in law Mrs Roderick McDonald Choteau Funeral services conducted Tuesday at the Methodist church in Bynum by Rev Edwin Dover of Chateau with burial in Bynum cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Trisler
Blackleaf
Bynum
Whch
Maynard Hospital
Trisler
Steevens
Great Falls
Helen Willett
Shelby
Tom Crayon
Roderick McDonald
Choteau
Trister
Edwin Dover
Chateau
J. L. Billings Attends Sheriffs' Meeting in Helena
Sheriff J. L. Billings attended the Montana Sheriff's Association convention in Helena with about 30 sheriffs present. They supported reducing the mileage rate, backed an automobile license law, and noted progress on the canyon road with heavy steam shovel work visible from the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Billings
Helena
Montana Sheriff's Association
Billings
Montana
Wolf Creek
Canyon Road
December turkey shipment nets 2218.59 in final returns
Final returns on the December shipment of turkeys by the Teton County Shipping association total 2218.49, with an advance of 1448.55 and 11 cents overall price. Prime grade adds 11 cents, choice grade seven cents, and commercials five cents. no extra for old hens or toms. January returns pending.
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Teton County Shipping Association
Chateau
Oldest Settlers Meet in Chateau Marks 22nd Year
The Chateau's Oldest Settlers organization continues its annual gathering at the Masonic hall tonight. President Mrs. Ph I Cole leads a 7 pm dinner followed by a business meeting and dancing. The group now lists 306 members including Governor and Mrs. J N Erickson and numerous local residents.
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Truchot
James Gibson
Edward Dennis
Connor
Alex Pambrun
Dudley Doolittle
Scotty McLean
Pete Trude
Byron Corson
C. H. Jefferson
C. H. Connor
Irrank Moore
Jennie Corson
Montana
Teton County
J. N. Erickson
Farm Shop School Owens With Small At tendance
The annual Smith Hughes Farm Shop School at Teton high held its first session last Saturday with a small group. Attendees included Ro Swenson Roy Hunberg Harry Stott and Ed Alzheimer and A E Munson. Initial work covered soldering and tool tempering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Hughes
Teton High
Ro Swenson
Roy Hunberg
Harry Stott
Bynum
Ed Alzheimer
A. E. Munson
Collins
M. C. Knox
FFA Clubs Broadcast From KFBB In Great Falls
Teton county high FFA boys will air on KFBB in Great Falls Saturday at 11 am. The Teton and Simms chapters cooperate with Kenneth Harmon as announcer and a vocal quartet including Gerald Stott LeMar Burke Lowry Larson War dell Moss. Mrs Arnold Hanusa coaches and will accompany them. Simms chapter portion details are pending.
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Teton County High F. F. A
KFBB
Great Falls
Simms
Kenneth Harmon
The
Teton High
Gerald Stott
LeMar Burke
Lowry Larson
Wardell Moss
Arnold Hanusa
Teton County High
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Havre
Holecek
Railroad Commission
Fergus County
Melton
Tom Dwyer
Oliver
Conrad High
Bynum Hotel
Sheriffs
Emly H. Truchot
Ph. I. Cole
A.B. Guthrie
J. A. Baart
David Anderson
A. D. Anderson
A. C. Acton
Edwin Bailey
Herbert Fr. Bailey
O. T. Brown
J. A. Carlson
Sadie Cashman
Wm. Chalmers
P. I. Cole
W. W. Cole
Harry Colvin
Wm. G. Cook
Jennie Cowell
Chas. Cowell
Augusta Dunlap
Lucy Dennis
John Devlin
Dick Dryden
Wm. Emerick
S. J. Edgar
Ben English
Wm. Ellsworth
J. E. Erickson
H. K. Ferris
Ben Fiest
Henry Fincher
BE. D. Forrest
C. H. Ferris
Gus Frazier
J. M. Frazier
Jennie Gibson
Clara Gleason
Jos. Gleason
John Godwin
Bennett Golding
W. H. Gorham
J. M. Graves
Nellie K. Gray
Jennie M. Green
A. B. Guthrie
Allan H. Gamble
A. JL. Halladay
H. J. Halladay
EB. N Haugen
Chris Henderson
J. Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
H. Ha. Higgins
Marie Heighton
Sam Ness
Jack Nesbitt
Oscar Olney
Wm. O’neil
Jh. J. Osgood
P. L. Otness
J. J. Otness
L. Jotness
Thos. Olson
Francis Pambrun
Alma Perry
F. H. Pings
Ross Porter
George Porter
Charles Pierce
John T. Ragland
Redolph
Henry Radcliffe
Hugh Robinson
B. B. Rogers
Angus Rose
Hugh Rose
H. I. Rhoads
George Slanger
Frank Salmond
Ernest Savory
Frank Stokes
Marion Shook
Ed. Stansberry
Orlo Stansbery
Frank Salois
Ewing Steele
Stewart Duncan
Kenneth Stonehouse
C. F. Suiste
Christine Sulgrove
J. E. Sullivan
Soo Son
Joe Scott
C. J. B. Stephens
J. C. Taylor
Lewis Thompson
H. R. Thompson
Halver Thompson
Jas. Thorne
Geo. Thompson
Jennie M. Trescott
B. G. Trescott
Susie Turner
Farm Shop School
Owens
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