Date Set For Annual Teton County Fun Feed
The March 1 fundraiser will be hosted by the Teton county farmers and coordinated by R F Swenson of Bynum. Committee members include W G Dauwalder of Bole, F R Swenson, W J Earles, D P Thurber, and other officials from Fairfield Pendroy Dutton Diamond Valley Collins and Farmington. The event will feature singing skits plays talks and community participation with music bids to be submitted to the county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
R. F. Swenson
Bynum
W. G. Dauwalder
W. J. Earles
D. P. Thurber
Diamond Valley
Dutton
Fairfield
Collins
Pendroy
Farmington
Dan Thurber
Bole
F. R. Swenson
W. P. Phillips
P. H. McClellan
M. B. Bolland
BD. R. McLean
Premium Center
Robert Funk
Henry Weist
Agawam
Teton Hoopsters Defeat Power in Twin Games
Teton high team beat Power high school in two games last Friday. The girls won 34 to 9 with Jessie Moore scoring 26 points for Teton, while the boys’ contest saw Teton triumph 26 to 10 as Harmon and Tokerud sparked the offense. Local team players listed include Miller Stott Moore Hamilton Olson Clarkson Talifson Burke. Power’s lineup featured Johnson Hallberg Keister Schultz Andrews Bergmaier Thompson Menghini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High
Power High School
Bulldogs
Teton
Power
Teton Girls
Jessie Moore
Miller
Stott
Moore
Hamilton
Olson
Clarkson
Talifson
Burke
Johnson
Hallberg
Keister
Schultz
Andrews
Bergmaier
Thompson
Menghini
Al- 80
Dale
Harmon
Tokerud
Milton Ritter
Jourdonnais
Nennvenne
B. Kreiner
Hoffman
Mills
Anderson
J. Kreiner
Scouts to Aid President in Welfare Work
Eleven Boy Scouts and four scout leaders in Chateau organized a “Good Turn Period” from February 10 to 28 to aid relief efforts. They will collect old clothing bedding utensils and furniture, assemble materials at the American Legion pavilion, then deliver to the Red Cross and relief agencies. Mayor Burns issued the proclamation urging citizen cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Kenneth Thompson
Boy Scouts of
Chateau
American Legion
Red Cross
K. ©. Sturgis
Arnold Hanusa
R. T. O’neill
Edwin Dover
C. W. Burns
United States
I. C. W. Burns
City of
Co. W. Burns
Tremendous Farmington 4-H Plays Draw Record Crowd
Three Farmington area 4-H clubs presented two one act plays to about 300 people at the Farmington hall. The event merged with Diamond G Montana Cowboys Orchestra and Clarkson's, raising over 70 dollars for Chateau Farmington and Pendrey clubs plus 26 dollars from a supper. Plays named Miss Mary Smith and Under the Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington Hall
Farmington
Diamond G
Montana Cowboys
Graham and
Ross
Great Falls
Clarkson
Harmony Twins
Chateau
Pendrey
Anderson
Oneida Forseth
Mary Smith
Chateau Band Meeting To Elect Officers This Thursday
A meeting of the Chateau band is scheduled for Thursday evening at the court house. The gathering will elect officers, handle business, and plan for the coming year. Admission is open to all band members and others interested in the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Court House
Teton Wheat Contracts Return for Corrections
Out of 1350 wheat allotment contracts sent to Washington by Teton county, 102 were returned for corrections or additions. The leading cause was missing notarial seals, followed by estates where administrators did not provide court appointments or signed required affidavits. About 39 were corrected and sent back the same day, with 20 more sent Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teton County
Strand Reports Overwintering Hoppers In Montana
A letter from A L Strand states two hoppers sent from Teton county are an over wintering species not the common grass hoppers. He notes these hoppers hatch in fall and survive as partial nymphs and resemble the damaging type. Temperatures are low and hatching rumors are unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
A. L. Strand
Montana State College
Teton County
Strand
Gallatin Valley
Mr. Clarkson
Timers Rally Sees 150 Couples at Sixteenth Old Settlers Meet
The Sons and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers closed their sixteenth annual get together after a 3 30 a m finish. About 150 couples attended with 25 from Fairfield and 15 from Farmington area plus guests from Great Falls. Officers elected for 1935 include Henry Hanson chair Cleir president Dave C Cooper Choteau vice president Arthur Ramsey Choteau secretary and C D McDonald Choteau treasurer. The break even dance raised door receipts to disbursements as out of state members sent several one dollar donations. Approximately 15 new members were admitted. Tennant's orchestra provided music and Mrs Grover Forgay served midnight lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Fairfield
Farmington
Great Falls
Henry Hanson
Cleir
Dave C. Cooper
Choteau
Arthur Ramsey
C. D. McDonald
C. Wilson Grey
Henry Ness
James Sulgrove
Tennant
Grover Forgay
Teton Delegation Seeks Civil Works Programs at Helena
A Chateau delegation led by Mayor C. W. Burns and officials visited Helena to meet with Civil Works Administrator T. G. Spaulding. They discussed forming feasible projects for Chateau and Teton County including a sewer system, swimming pool, and east-side drainage. Pending Washington word, local civil works focus remains the airport project with no extension granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
C. W. Burns
Algon Udin
Otto Waynild
Helena
T. GC. Spaulding
Teton County
K. E. Sturgis
L. E. Taylor
Paul Kropp
Spring Creek
D P Fabric in Helena for second water board meeting
D P Fabrick, Montana conservation board member, traveled to Helena for the second water board meeting. The initial session in Helena reviewed routine matters and noted two or three projects in Carbon and Musselshell counties with three engineering crews in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Fabric
Helena
Water Board
Washington
D. P. Fabrick
State Conservation Board
F. H. Cooney
County Agents Explain Hog Alb allotment setup
County agent Robert Clarkson and Associate Dan Thurber outlined the Corn Hog adjustment rules for Teton county farmers at meetings in Fairfield Farmington and Bynum about 100 farmers expected to sign hog allotment contracts. Participants must limit crops to 1932 or 1933 harvest levels and not expand basic livestock beyond hogs with dairy cattle listed as basic other than hogs. Payments total 5 per head on 74 percent of the adjusted 1931-33 litters with 2 initial, 1 mid November, and 2 final installments offset by local expenses. Corn hog funds come from processing taxes and a five cent per bushel corn tax. The program aims to distribute about 350 million to cooperating farmers and will organize county corn-hog control structures, forming two districts in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Dan Thurber
Fairfield
Farmington
Bynum
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Teton County Not Named in Free Garden Seed List
The published list of counties receiving free garden seed from the government does not include Teton. Valleys listed counties include Valley Sheridan Mussell shell Park Prairie Stillwater Custer Chateau Sweetgrass Phillips Toole Glacier Hill Meagher Treasure Wheatland Roosevelt Powder River McCone Pondera Daniels Richland. E. E. McGilva, assistant state relief director, says funds aim to help households grow gardens to cut relief needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Valley
Sheridan
Mussellshell
Park
Prairie
Stillwater
Custer
Chateau
Sweetgrass
Phillips
Toole
Glacier
Hill
Meagher
Treasure
Wheatland
Roosevelt
Powder River
McCone
Pondera
Daniels
Richland
E. E. McGilva
Montana
Northwest States
K. E. Sturgis
Teton
Heart Attack Believed Cause After Montana Doctor Dies
Dr Henri Beaupré a prominent Montanan physician stockman and oil promoter died when his car overturned on the Sunshine trail near Conrad. His wife was injured but not critically. Sheriff and attorney say a heart attack or paralytic stroke may have caused the wreck. The seven foot embankment and vehicle damage are described, with neighbors and hospital aid noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Beaupre
Chateau
Montana
van Daele Hill
Sunshine’ Trail
Conrad
Beaupré
Beaupre
Walter,Nevills
Ed. Furst
J. L. Billings
B. I. Packer
Woman's Club Notes on China Event at Nelson Home
The Women's Club hosts a program about China at R. E. Nelson home on Tuesday afternoon February 20 at 3 o'clock. Erma Luther shares first hand data on Chinese people and customs while two local boys perform as Montgomery and Stone in the song Chin Chin China Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
America
R. E. Nelson
Erma Luther
Bret- Harte
Nelson
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