Revenue Collector Plans Two Tax Help Sessions
C A Rasmussen announces that a deputy collector will visit the Beaupre hotel in Chateau on February 24 and Farmers State Bank in Pendroy the following day to assist taxpayers with income tax returns. Returns are due by March 15 and extensions require good cause such as illness or absence from the state, with each case decided on its merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Rasmussen
Internal Revenue
Helena
Beaupre Hotel
Chateau
Farmers State Bank
Pendroy
Collector of Internal Revenue
Death of Seattle Boy From Spinal Meningitis
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hirshberg reported a long distance call from Mrs Frank Hirshberg in Seattle stating their four year old son Henry died suddenly from spinal meningitis after a brief illness. Seattle health officials said no known local cases and the source of infection remains unclear. Mrs Hirshberg had been living with her mother Mrs Levison in Seattle since November after her husband’s death in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hirshberg
Frank Hirshberg
Seattle
Henry
Hirshberg
Levison
Fairfield
Returns to City After Two Weeks Absence
County Agent Robert Clarkson returned Saturday after a two week absence. He attended the state wool growers convention in Helena, the grain grading school in Bozeman, the county agents conference, and the state farm and home week. He planned to hear Sam R. McKelvie in Great Falls. He noted agents practiced grain grading and discussed the federal farm marketing act and coordinating with the farm board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
Helena
Bozeman
Great Falls
Sam R. McKelvie
Golf Meet At Chateau Draws Local Players And Visitor
On Sunday February 9 eight men and one woman played on the local links under clear skies and ideal conditions. Players included Jas Eckford C Looney J J Wannan Clint Core G C Core T A Gossack Oscar Joanis I F Baillie Emil Durr and Miss Marion Hafsos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Golf
California
Messrs
Jas. Eckford
C. Looney
J. J. Wannan
Clint Core
G. C. Core
T. A. Gossack
Oscar Joanis
I. F. Baillie
Emil Durr
Marion Hafsos
Social Center card party draws large turnout
A large crowd attended a Tuesday night card party and dance at Social Center hall hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary. Hazel Landry of Raynesford won the door prize a $2.50 gold coin, while top scores in bridge and 509 went to Mrs. Lewis Thompson and Cecil Passmore. Prizes also went to Miss Ulrich and Mrs. C. H. Swain for bridge and 500 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Landry
Raynesford
Chateau
B. G. Trescott
Lewis Thompson
Cecil Passmore
Ulrich
C. H. Swain
Civic Art lecture at Royal theatre by Chateau Woman's club
Next Thursday an illustrated lecture on Civic Art will be held at the Royal theatre as part of the Chateau Woman's club program. Mrs. E J Crary chairs the program committee and after the lecture Mrs. R F Bailie will host members at the Post Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Theatre
Chateau Woman’s Club
E. J. Crary
R. F. Bailie
Post Tavern
Clarkson recounts woolgrowers convention trip at Lions Club
County Agent Robert Clarkson spoke at the Lions Club meeting about his travels to the State Woolgrowers convention in Helena and to the county agents conference and the farm home week in Bozeman. He spoke impromptu due to no program committee being formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson
Lions Club
Robert Clarkson
Helena
Bozeman
Student Severely Hurt In Shop Accident At High School
Herman Shorty Olson of Fairfield a Teton county high school student was struck by a flying steel fragment in the manual training shop. The piece pierced his clothing and body requiring removal to Chateau hospital for X rays and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman “Shorty” Olson
Fairfield
Teton County High School
Manual Training Department
Chateau Hospital
Rankin Reappointed as Montana U S District Attorney
President Hoover announced Wellington D. Rankin’s reappointment as United States district attorney for Montana at the White House on Monday. Rankin continues to lead federal prosecutions in the state with renewed tenure.
Henry Ness Elected President of Sons and Daughters
Henry Ness a Fairfield businessman was elected president of the Sons and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers at the annual meeting and frolic. Gordon Monkman was named vice president Cora Miller secretary and C. D. McDonald treasurer. 148 members attended as dancing and a turkey supper followed the social events.
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Henry Ness
Fairfield
Sons & Daughters of
J. M. Weaver
Eliner Weaver
Teton Wool Growers to Meet Here on March 4
A meeting of Teton county wool growers is scheduled for March 4 in Chateau. Secretary Murray E. Steb of the Montana Wool Growers association will be the principal speaker. National Wool Marketing corporation plans and production costs discussion by D. E. Richards of the extension service are on the agenda.
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Teton County
Chateau
Murray E. Stebbins
Montana Wool Growers Association
National Wool Marketing Corporation
D. E. Richards
Extension Service
Carpenters Build Regulator Plant Frame at Chateau
T. J. Riordan and George Seebe, Conrad carpenters, are in Chateau this week constructing a 26 by 12 foot frame structure to house the Pondera Utilities regulator plant and meter station at the northwest city limits. They expect completion within the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Riordan
George Seebe
Conrad Carpenters
Chateau
Pondera Utilities
Surprise for Mrs. Annie Kelly by Wimodasi Club
The Wimodasi club surprised Mrs. Annie Kelly on her birthday last Saturday afternoon. Fifteen members gathered at Mrs. C. W. Burns home before visiting Mrs. Kelly.
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Annie Kelly
Scouts Celebrate 20th Anniversary With Hike and Service
The Boy Scouts of America marks its 20th anniversary with a Saturday hike by troop 52 led by scoutmaster Dr. G A Dutt, including tests in training fire building and cooking. Sunday night a memorial service at the Methodist church features readings and the Scout oath led by Richard Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
E. F. Carlson
Troop 52
G. A. Dutt
Methodist Church
William Yeager
Lynn Baker
Richard Stephens
Cafe to Change Hands in Local Deal
A deal transfers Beaupre cafe management to Mr. and Mrs. George W. Benedict formerly of Chicago and Shelby. They purchased Soo Son's interests in the cafe fixtures and leased the place from Mrs. H. Beaupre. The new owners plan to take charge late this week after securing additional equipment in Great Falls. Soo Son has operated the cafe for years but is currently in poor health and has not decided his next steps.
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George W. Benedict
Chicago
Shelby
Soo Son
H. Beaupre
Great Falls
Benedict
Chateau Meat Company Fined $100 for Inspection Violations
A $100 fine was imposed on the Chateau Meat company by Justice of the Peace C. H. Ferris in a case brought by Hugh Myles, district stock inspector from Great Falls. The charge cited noncompliance with chapter 69 of the 21st legislative assembly rules requiring meat and hides to be inspected and tagged before sale by regular meat sellers. Nick Viinker, a ...
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Chateau Meat Company
Justice of the Peace
C. H. Ferris
Hugh Myles
Great Falls
21St Legislative Assembly
Nick Viinker
Company Member Pleads Guilty as Statute Fine Is Set
A member of the company pleaded guilty to the charge and the minimum fine specified by the statute was imposed.
Pendroy Items Reflect Local Social and Travel Notes
Local residents visit friends and attend events in Great Falls and Shelby. The Elks' convention drew Loney, Larson, Laconette, Ewinski, and the Wellensteins from Fallon with Mrs Loney accompanying to Chateau. Home talent play arrives at Dupuyer hall with a dance to follow. Occasional dinners hosted by Gulbrandsons and others link Pendroy social life.
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Gernrain
Chateau
Great Falls
Loney
Dupuyer Hall
Mrs. Wormley
Mrs. Loney
Lester Kellogg
Mrs. Gulbrandson
Mrs. Germain
Community Notes and Social Activities in Farmington
Roger Gamble returns home after honorable U S navy discharge following three years with cruises to the Canal Zone Hawaii and west coast. Mrs Slanger visited Great Falls. 24 guests attended a dinner party at W F Arensmeyer home with Olinger quartets and games. Benedicts visited for Marion’s birthday and stayed through Monday. Oliver Hansen Helmer Anderson Joel Edwards joined Harvey Beyer for Sunday dinner near Fairfield. T G Groot marked 25th wedding anniversary with family and a gift of an A C Dayton radio. Blossom Dale of Bole visited Helen Binford. Farmers Ditch Company met Saturday afternoon. Mrs Conner returned from Great Falls Monday. Emil Duerr and Giles Trescott were in Farmington Monday. Bob Thorn has been spending a few ...
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Roger Gamble
U. S. Navy
Canal Zone
Hawaii
Slanger
Great Falls
William Chalmers
W. F. Arensmeyer
Olinger
Denver
Amos and
Andy
Mrs. Benedict
Marion
Oliver
Martin Hansen
Helmer Anderson
Joel Edwards
Harvey Beyer
Fairfield
Emil Duerr
Giles Trescott
Farmington
Bob Thorn
Bertie Warns of Cave Woman Roaming Nearby
A fragment mentions Bertie’s cave woman and to keep eyes open for her presence, suggesting a tentative local warning or rumor about a mysterious figure roaming with family.
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Bertie
State Pushes Fort Harrison Hospital Expansion
The state department aims to enlarge Fort Harrison hospital at Helena to care for disabled veterans. Colonel Sheridan, former adjutant general and Legion past commander, spoke on Americanization and support for the disabled, their families, and future generations. Remarks were also given by Mr. Callahan, Mr. Kibbler, Dr. Davis and Tom Busha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Fort Harrison
Helena
Sheridan
Adjutant General of the State
The
Legion
Callahan
Kibbler
Davis
Tom Busha
Teton County School Meet Rules and Entry Limits
Rules set for a county meet specify points from relays count toward the cup but not individual prizes. Seniors may be replaced by juniors if needed. The meet begins at 9 30 a m and follows AAU based competition rules with a four event limit per contestant.
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Association
Teton County
Loving Cups Awarded In School Competitions
The Loving Cups go to schools with the most points in all events. Scholastic points count toward the score. one teacher schools count athletic points. Rural one teacher schools compete for East Farmington cup. village schools for Chateau cup. A cup earned three straight years becomes the school’s property. Medals go to top point scorers, banners to relay winners, ribbons to first third in each event. Athletic first second third earn three two one. scholastic first second third earn six four two.
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Teton County
East Farmington
Chateau
For Rent and For Sale Notices in Choteau Area
Classifieds list rental options at the Glen Loyd and C W Wymer with rooms for rent or housekeeping. Sale offers include multiple 160 acre and larger tracts near Choteau Bynum Pendroy and Cheadle with several owners including Ballard Cohoe Beach Daggett Reed Seidl Armbruger and others. Teton Implement Co. of Choteau invites inquiries for details.
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M. R. Webster
J. C. Penney
Choteau
Ballard
Kenneth Cohoe
Bynum
Chas. Burnett
Edward Beach
Louis Daggett
Pendroy
Geo. H. Reed
Anton Seidl
Armburger
Bole
Teton Implement Co
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Arcade Cafe
Arcade Pool Hall
Lindseth & Yeager
Sons and Daughters
Teton Wool Growers
Mrs. Kelly
J. C. Penney CO
Montana
Cretonnes
Geo. Carroll
the Glenloyd
C. W. Wymer
Ewes
Ben Gordon
Ben P. Gordon
Good House
Soo Sos
Belle City
Wm. Shannon
Jim Cook
Ben H. Fisher
Sam Luinstra
T. L Gap
C. G. Roberts
Rawleigh’s
Rawleigh Company
Dept
Mt-9-J
Minneapolis
Minn
Social Center Hall
Acantha
Rawleigh
Our
Service
Pondera Utilities Company
Valier
Conrad
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