Seed Peas To Be Grown Again In Teton County
G C Moore of Associated Seed Growers Inc arrived in Chateau to interview farmers in irrigated areas including Farmington Agawam and Bynum about contracting peas. He spoke with County Agent Robert Clarkson as moisture and price outlook improve with expected rates around 2.50 to 2.75 dollars per hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Moore
Associated Seed Growers, Inc
Chateau
Moore
Farmington
Agawam
Bynum
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
W. H. Woodruff Seed Company
Fairfield
George W. Miller
Belfry
Mont
Farm Shop Course Draws 18 Enrollees
An adult farm shop school opened on the 10th with an average enrollment of 18, led by M. K. Luther. The second session was held last Saturday, covering saw filing rope splicing soldering tool tempering and shop knacks. Attendees include Ed Bammel Glen Wiseman Wilbur Zeigler Bob Geo Gamradt Irvin Gamradt Bart O'Day Melvin Beck Tony Beck Joe Dirkes Geo Dirkes Conrad Wittke Joe Homeberg Willard Asmus Frank Timmerman Dave Scarrow Bill Swanke Emil Quad Power. Three more Saturdays remain with a session on water supply and sewage disposal for farm homes and women will be invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Luther
Ed Bammel
Glen Wiseman
Wilbur Zeigler
Bob
Geo, Gamradt
Irvin Gamradt
Bart O’day
Melvin Beck
Tony Beck
Joe Dirkes
Geo. Dirkes
Conrad Wittke
Joe Homeberg
Willard Asmus
Frank Timmerman
Dave Scarrow
Bill Swanke
Emil Quad
Power
Forest Service Films Shown at Royal Theater
Seven free reels shown at the Royal theater by the U S forest service. Education films covered sheep management, roads in national parks, the Freeman lake fire in Idaho, timber operations, Bozeman roadup, and wildlife. Boy Scouts aided presentation. hats passed for Scout work. Earlier showings occurred at Belleview, Spring Valley, and Bynum with Ranger W N Streeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Theater
U. S. Forest Service
W. N. Streeter
Belleview
Spring Valley
Bynum
National Forest
Freeman Lake
Idaho
Bozeman
Choteau Bakery Installs Rohwedder Slice Master
R I McClue proprietor of the Choteau bakery installed Monday a new bread slicing machine known as the Rohwedder slice master with a capacity of 400 loaves an hour. The electric unit is among the latest and most efficient in its line. Loaves may now be bought sliced or unsliced, matching offerings in larger cities. New wrapping equipment was added. Mr and Mrs H Bloom and Mrs Gordon Monkman of Bynum visited Choteau yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. McClue
Choteau Bakery
McClue
Legion Plans Minstrel Show and Dance on St Patrick's Day
The American Legion advances its minstrel show and dance for March 17 with a second arrangements meeting led by Capt. C. James Smith. Hugh Wypper from Great Falls will join acts with end men Robert Clarkson Johnnie Peterson and Chick Sulgrove. Tennant's Orchestra is engaged and rehearsal Friday at the Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
St. Patrick’s Day
C. James Smith
B. I. Packer
Hugh Wypper
Chateau
Great Falls
Mr. Wypper
Robert Clarkson
Johnnie Peterson
Claude Hall
Young
Tennant
Legion
Fairfield
Dutton
Three Rivers
Walter Bradshaw Visits Choteau As Rock Driller Legend
Out-of-town visitor Walter Bradshaw former world champion rock driller arrives in Choteau with wife to attend obituary of Frank Warner. Bradshaw recalls single and double handed drilling contests. world record set in 1901 at Spokane with a 55 inch granite hole in 15 minutes earning purses totaling 13 000 dollars. He mentions partner Joe Freelhy and notes mining camps from Butte to Tonopah Bisbee and Douglas where purses reached 2 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Walter Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Montana
Chateau Monday
Butte
Frank Warner
Spokane
Joe Freelhy
Tonopah
Nevada
Bisbee and
Douglass
Arizona
Douglas
Montana Town Hit by Tornado
Arthur Hirshberg received a copy of the Los Angeles Herald Express dated February 1 reporting a tornado in Choteau Montana. Julius Hirshberg in California called relatives after reading the front page account noting front page three line caption and a single unidentified person listed as injured in a building collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hirshberg
Los Angeles Herald Express
Choteau
Julius Hirshberg
California
Montana
Mason ic Party Plans Set Tonight
The third Mason ic party of the season is scheduled for tonight. M. K. Luther chairs the arrangements committee while George Benedett handles serving and J. E. Hodgskiss oversees the program. Mrs. Shirley Wallace directs dinner preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Luther
George Benedett
J. E. Hodgskiss
Shirley Wallace
Birthday tribute to George Washington and nation’s founding
The text honors George Washington on his birthday and credits him with shaping a nation during its early stressful days. It emphasizes the heritage and leadership that enabled the country’s development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Lions Club Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration
The 12 department chairmen met with full attendance to outline tentative plans for Chateau's 1934 Fourth of July celebration sponsored by the Lions Club. L. E. Taylor leads publicity while a grand prize automobile is eyed, plus other prizes linked to city merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Lions Club
L. E. Taylor
Local Airport About 75 Percent Finished and Halted
The Chateau airport project, a CWA effort, is about 25 percent incomplete per foreman J L Gleason. Runways are usable but edges show dirt windrows. markers lack chrome orange paint. A large 100 by 92 foot circle is partially excavated and to be filled with gravel and painted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
J. L. Gleason
Mr. Gleason
Allotment Checks Arrive for Wheat Farmers in County
About $165 000 in wheat allotment checks reached Chateau this week. Farmers will receive roughly 20 cents per bushel to total about two thirds of the disbursement. the final third will be sent after June 1. Checks are available at the allotment committee office in the courthouse with in person signatures required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Court House
Assessor Sets 1934 Livestock Valuations in Teton County
County Assessor Otto Wagnild adopts the 1934 livestock valuation schedule after a State board of equalization suggestion. Livestock will be taxed at 33 1-3 percent of full valuation, with the schedule listing the specific values.
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Teton County
Otto Wagnild
State Board of Equalization
Teton Bulldogs Hand Simms High Second Straight Loss
The Teton Bulldogs defeated Simms High 32 to 15 in a boys game while Simms girls were defeated 38 to 17. Simms players Travis Klein Baker Jensen and Lindberg led scoring with 18 points for Simms and Miller Stott Moore starred for Teton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Bulldogs
Simms High
Simms
Teton
Miller
Moore
Stott
Travis
Burke
Davis
Clarkson
Olson
Hamilton
Klein
Baker
Allman
Price
Jenkins
Jensen
Lindberg
Desjardin
Bulldogs
Getts
Tokerud
J. Greer
Willets
Jourdonnais
Dale
Bobes
Greer
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Fish rearing pond project eyed for Chateau area
A proposed fish rearing pond near Chateau moves closer to reality as officials plan surveys and seek funding. County Surveyor Obert Peterson and Mayor C W Burns coordinated a site near the city water plant, with potential costs around 2000 and a 50 by 100 foot pond. The project hinges on Civil Works Administration support and possible contributions from the state fish and game department and local Sportsmen's association. Miller and the Richards spring landowners hold water rights, with irrigation reservations to be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Otto Wagnild
Teton
McDonald
Waynild
George Coffey
Donald
Obert Peterson
C. W. Burns
CWA
Civil Works Administration
State Fish and Game Department
Teton County Sportsmen's Association
Richard’s
City
Great Northern
McLean St
Cowgill
Richards
Teton Valley
George F. Miller
J. E. Hodgskiss
Miller
Eddie Shore Honored by Colliers Prompts Local Reunion
Mrs. J. Peebles recalls her schooldays with Eddie Shore, the noted pro hockey star from the Boston Bruins, in response to an article in Colliers. She describes his Saskatchewan upbringing, humble ranch life near Fort Qu'Appelle, and his rough youthful play versus later fame and business success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Shore
Colliers
Jim Peebles
Teton County
Eddie
Boston Bruins
Daughter Born Monday to Beckmans in Falls
A daughter was born Monday at Deaconess hospital in Great Falls to Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Beckman of 1226 Third Avenue North. The infant weighed seven pounds two ounces. Mrs. Beckman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E F Hirghberg. Mr. Beckman is with Beckman Bros., Great Falls, pioneer furriers of Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Edward R. Beckman
Third Avenue North
Beckman
EF. J. Hirghberg
Hirshberg
Man Found After Night Out In Exposure Near Higgin's Place
George Harris an elderly man was brought to Chateau hospital after being exposed. He left H. H. Higgins place around 2 PM and wandered all night, not found until about 9 AM Wednesday. A faithful dog with him reportedly became trapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harris
Chateau Hospital
H. H. Higgins
George Higgins
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Gordon Monkman
K. E. Sturgis
R. E B. Nelson
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C. D. McDonald
Arnold Hanusa
Clarence Johnson
H. L. Statfford
H. B. Weeks
J. L. Billings
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Etnas Sateen
Simms HI
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