Dutton Independents Defeat Racketeers 42 to 22
Dutton independents edged the Chateau Racketeers 42 22 as the visitors taught the locals a lesson in basketball. George Loomis led Racketeers with seven points while Walter Cohoe and Dutton’s Roberts and Van Arsdale contributed in a low scoring early season game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Dutton
George
Porky
Loomis
Walter Cohoe
Teton
Davi
Core
Cohoe
Roberts
Odin
Pohnson
Boehm
Common School Investment Fund disperses funds to 46 districts
The County Superintendent Inez Eckford apportioned 11337.29 last week to 46 school districts from the state common school investment and interest fund. Per capita allocation is 6.1008783. details show district distributions and amounts. In other news, Herbert W. Armstrong of this city completed a Coyne Electrical and Radio School course in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Eckford
State
Common School
Chateau
Coyne Electrical and Radio School
Chicago
Herbert W. Armstrong
R. A. Snyder
Armstrong
Mr. Snyder
Meeting on 1985 farm programs postponed local union
An all day meeting to discuss the 1985 corn hog and wheat allotment program is set for Saturday with Albert Borton state compliance director in attendance. Because of this, the Farmers' Union meeting is postponed. Additional meetings are scheduled at Power Fairfield Collins Dutton and Pendrey, but Mr Borton cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Borton
Farmers’ Union
Power
Fairfield
Collins
Dutton and Pendrey
Borton
Time of the Masses at Catholic Churches
Next Sunday February 7 masses are set for Choteau at 9 o'clock Bynum at 11 o'clock Augusta at 8 30 and Fairfield at 11 o'clock Communion Sunday for Augusta and Choteau Rev J F Schulte Pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Bynum
Augusta
Fairfield
J. F. Schulte
Court Proceedings Opened in February Term
Judge R M Hattersley presided over the February court session with no criminal actions but several civil cases heard. Foreclosure suits were filed by Henry A Todd and by Teton Land Co. Divorce actions included Patricia Smith versus Ernest Smith and Evelyn Carney versus Lloyd C Carney. A marriage license was issued to J N Smith and Gladys Lucero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hattersley
Rocky Mountain Eletator Co
Ed. Bammel
W. W. Mitzel
T. J. Cheetham
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Freeman
Thelen
Henry A. Todd
Thomas A. Jensen
P. O. Nasse
Freeman, Thelen and
The
Teton Land Co
Feton County
Patricia Smith
Constance Watson
Ernest Smith
B. I. Packer
J. N. Smith
Gladys Lucero
Browning
iJustice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
W. S. Cameron
H. B. Lake
R. H. Fitzgerald
Evelyn Carney
Lloyd C. Carney
Bert I. Packer
W. F. O’leary
Court proceeds in cases of guardianship and insanity
The plaintiff and defendant appeared without counsel and the court took the matter under advisement after hearing testimony. Mrs. Maude Sutherland petitioned for Anna Klein, a dependent and neglected child, to be committed to the House of Good Shepherds in Helena. Peter Toeckes, 73, of Power, was examined for sanity and ordered committed to the state hospital at Warm Springs. Sheriff J. L. Billings left for Warm Springs the same day. In the matter of James Logan’s estate, heirs agreed to pass the estate to his father Matthew Logan for distribution and heirship determination, with counsel for the heirs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Sutherland
State Bureau of Child Protection
Anna Klein
House of Good Shepherds
Helena
Peter Toeckes
Warm Springs
J. L. Billings
James Logan
Matthew Logan
B. J. Packer
C. James Smith
Jas. Logan
George Coffey
Molumby
Busha and Greenan
Dance Draws Large Crowd in Collins Hall Saturday
A large audience enjoyed a Saturday night dance at the Collins hall with the H. D. club organizing supper that raised over 26 dollars. Sheriff Billings and wife visited Dean Waterman, whose health was improving. Waterman sat in a chair for several hours on Monday. Local residents including Tom Orchid of Conrad toured the area Friday showing a Studebaker. Junior Waterman owns one, and others like Mrs. Finnegan and Reo Coghill were seen with new cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Club
L. Bailey
Sheriff Billings
Dean Waterman
Mr. Waterman
Tom Orchid
Conrad
Studebaker
Junior Waterman
Finnegan
Reo Coghill
Gustave Keller
Merritt Burdick
Adolph Banis
Great Falls
Mr. Rhine
B. A. Roll of
Choteau
Local residents make routine visits and health notes
Earl Burgett of Great Falls called on several locals last week. H Anderson also from Great Falls visits Ben Berger. Clyde Baquet and wife visited Chateau. Collins had no school Friday due to illness. Mr and Mrs Robert Funk took Gerald to Great Falls for tonsil surgery Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Clyde Baquet
Chateau
Collins
Robert K. Funk
Little Gerald
Great Falls
Red Cross Report for Teton County January 1935
The Teton County Chapter A R C reports January 1935 totals: 16 families helped, 31 children aided, 34 office calls, 10 phone calls, 12 home visits, 7 letters sent. Used garments 201, used shoes 71, layettes 1, medical aid to 1 family, home articles to 4, blankets and quilts to 2. production work had 4 garments by 2 workers totaling 90 hours. Donations listed from multiple supporters including Jos Hirshberg & Co and several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Margaret Nagle
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Clara Baker
Harry Price
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Warren
Prince Ailbert
Washington
Warfield
Winesap
Monarch
Hirshberg’s
Dutton Independents
Teton Schools
Coyne
Ildren Amt
Yvonne Fortner
Collins News
RED Cross News
Chick” Sulgrove, Prop
Ort
Empire Builder
Portland
Chica Goy
Chevrolet
R. L. Polk & Co
FORD
Plymouth
America
Wallace Motor Co
R. L. Polk Co
Motor Statistical Department
Detroit, Mich
the Mountain States Tel & Yel. Co
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