Masonic Officers Installed in Teton County and Great Falls Lodges
Chateau lodge No. 44 in Teton County installed elective and appointive officers for 1935 during a regular meeting with W. W. Smith as installing officer. Duton No. 125 and Fairfield No. 127 lodges in Great Falls followed with joint service led by George Craven of Butte as grand master, installing their worshipful masters and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lodge No
A. F
A. M
W. W. Smith
M. K. Luther
N. W. Edwards
C. K. Ma Jone
J. T. Moore
C. D. McDonald
Otto Wagnild
George Jackson
J. C. Boetcher
R. P. Reiding
Jas. Baldwin
Tyler
J. G. Jackson
C. H. Porter
Dutton
Fairfield
Masonic
Great Falls
George Craven
Butte
Dutton No
C. H. Crane
Ja Sits
K. Hofto
George Sollid
Oscar I. Mehl
L. Willick
C. W. Hebtner
R. W. Bourne
Don Moore
J. FP. Campbell
P. H. McClellan
Lyler
Peter Walsted
Fairfield No. 127
H. A. Hanson
A. Crawshaw
R. FP. Morgan
F. C. Roth
O. AE. Gaare
J. E. Baker
Deason
Marold Genger
Gilbert Lee
A. W Walker
Eastern Star Officers for 1935 Announced
Fidelity chapter No 18 O K S has elected officers for 1935 with Worthy Matron Mrs Ann M Tar Yibal and Worthy Patron FE J Hodsskiss. Other officers include Associate Matron Mrs A Passmore Associate Patron C W Wymer Conductress Mrs Sarah Kropp Secretary Mrs Frances Rosengren Treasurer Mrs Susie Byrne and appointive officers Adah Mrs Elsie Tesh Ruth Mrs Ellen Preeman Esther Mrs Ruby Reiding Martha Mrs Lydia Lewis Electa Mrs Lois Bagby Marshall Mrs Ella Irwin chaplain Mrs Ella Melon organist Mrs Annabel Smith warder Mrs Mary Carson sentinel Mrs Olga Monkman Installation set for Wednesday January 9 with Mrs Ella Irwin installing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. J. Hodsskiss
A. Passmore
C. W. Wymer
Sarah Kropp
Frances Rosengren
Susie Eb, Byrne
Adah
Elsie Tesh
Ruth
Ellen Preeman
Esther
Ruby Reiding
Martha
Lydia Lewis
Electa
Lois Bagby
Marshall
Ella Irwin
Ella Melon
Annabel Smith
Mary Carson
Sentinel
Olga Monkman
Nationwide wire photo service marks journalistic milestone
The Associated Press launches wire photo transmission linking 24 cities coast to coast in minutes. Ten thousand miles of leased wires deliver pictures of New Year events with detail rivaling originals. The new system promises to transform daily newspapers and timing of image coverage.
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New York
Associated Press
N. A. Huse
Associated Press News Photo Service
Atlantic
Pacific
Minnesota
Texas
Nine Million Prairie Dogs Eradicated in Montana Campaign
Dr. W J Butler announced an estimated 9 000 000 prairie dogs killed across Custer Carter Rosebud Powder River Garfield McCone Dawson and Prairie counties. From July 28 to early December 19 crews operated with Montana Relief Commission and U S Biological Survey aid funded by FERA. Over 149 000 pounds of poisoned grain were used for about 450 000 infested acres at a total cost of 48 560 dollars.
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Helena
W. J. Butler
Custer
Carter
Rosebud
Powder River
Garfield
McCone Dawson
Prairie Counties
Montana Relief Commission
U. S. Biological Survey
FERA
Prairie Dog Hole
Farmers' Union Meeting Set for January 12
W. H. Wellenstein announced a venue change for the Teton County Farmers' Union meeting to the Choteau courthouse. The event is scheduled for Saturday January 12 with important business and the annual officer elections on the agenda.
Miss Madge Martin Assumes Relief Office Duties
Miss Madge Martin arrives from Great Falls to lead the Teton county federal emergency relief office in the courthouse as a case worker. She succeeds Mary Johnson who filled in after W. F. Schultz transferred to Birmingham. Plans to send Josephine Darlington from Anaconda to Choteau were changed. Martin has six months FARA experience in Cascade county and will reside in Glenloyd, Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Martin
Great Falls
Teton County
Federal Emergency Relief Office
Court House
Mary Johnson
W. F. Schultz
Browning
Josephine Darlington
Anaconda
Choteau
Miss Martin
Fara
Cascade County
Glenloyd
Plan to Increase Pensions for Montana Teachers
Montana Education Association plans to boost pensions for aging teachers. Elizabeth Ireland says 185 retirees in the state receive 300 to 350 dollars yearly, and the goal is 600 dollars as a subsistence minimum. The legislative committee will press lawmakers for a funding increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Education Association
Billings
Elizabeth Ireland
Retirement Board
Ireland
1935 Corn Hog Contracts Simplified Procedures
Simplified forms and procedures for the 1935 corn hog program will speed contract handling and payments. Producers sign once in 1935, report changes from 1934, and indicate land and contract status. New worksheets needed for changed farms allow community committeemen to compute 1935 allotments and adjustment payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Extension Service
Farmers Union Meets January 12 1935 at Chateau Court House
The Farmers Union holds its next meeting at the court house in Chateau on January 12 1935 shifting from Beck. Members are urged to attend for important business, announced by President W H Wellenstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Farmers’ Union
Court House
Chateau
Beck
W. H. Wellenstein
Fairfield Farmer Ernest Krause Dies at 52
Ernest Krause 52 of a Fairfield area ranch died suddenly Thursday morning after a heart attack. He leaves a widow and six children. Funeral services were held Sunday December 30 at the Lutheran church with Rev. G C Michael officiating. Interment followed at Power cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Krause
Fairfield
G. C. Michael
Power
Notice for Public Sale Land Claim Quebec Montana 1934
John C. Salmond of Chateau Montana filed a three year proof for stockraising homestead land in sections of township 23 north range 8 west, before U. S. Commissioner Charles H. Ferris on February 11, 1935. Witnesses include John T. Moore Frank Salmond John B. Young and W. J. Ward all residents of Chateau Montana. Authority A H Stringham Acting Register. First pub January 3 last January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
John C. Salmond
Chateau
Township
Range
Principal
Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
John T. Moore
Frank Salmond
John B. Young
W. J. Ward
Sheriff Sale Notice in Ninth Judicial District Montana
In Te ton County Montana Ray G. Barkaloo as plaintiff seeks foreclosure with numerous defendants listed. The sheriff will sell at public auction for cash on January 12 1935 at 2 p m at the Court House front door in Chateau to the highest bidder the SE 1 4 of the SW 1 4 and the SW 1 4 of the SE 1 4 of section etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Judicial District
Montana
County of
Teton
Ray G. Barkaloo
Henry P. Smith
Overly Land and Mortgage Company
Joseph Crawford, Jr
Joseph Crawford
The
California Company
Charles A. Mau
M. S Darling
Montana Pacific Oil Company
Utah Western Petroleum Company
Midwest Refining Company
P. M. Campbell
L. F. Rutherford
William S. Sanford
George W. Lederer
George V W. Lederer
Clagett Development Company
Treasurebelt Petroleum Company
Texas
Continental Development Company
Chateau
Teton County
Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate in Teton County Montana
In Section twelve and adjacent quarters of Township twenty seven north of range five west lying north of certain lines in Choteau Montana sheriff J L Billings issues notice of sale of tenements and hereditaments described with deeded appurtenances under sheriff T J Dellwo and attorney D W Doyle. first publication Dec 20 1934 last Jan 10 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Teton County
Montana
Teton Cooperative Canal Co. Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of The Teton Cooperative Canal Co. will be held at the Burton school house in Farmington Montana on Saturday January 12 1935 at 1 oclock p m for electing officers for the ensuing year and transacting other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton School
Farmington
Montana
Notice to Creditors for Estate of William D. Jones
The First National Bank of Great Falls as executor requests all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within ten months of the first publication. Claims should be submitted to the executor at The First National Bank of Great Falls. Dated July 13, 1934. By W. H. Hoover, Trust Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam D. Jones
First National Bank of Great Falls
William D. Jones
First National Bank of Greatalls
First National Bank OF
Great Falls
W. H. Hoover
A New Deal in Plumbing Prices
A plumber advertises low prices on enameled fixtures, claiming the best quality at the lowest figures yet offered by any mail order house. The note urges readers planning plumbing improvements to act now before prices rise, noting all work complies with government specifications.
Sanitary Plumbing Services by J E Byrne
J E Byrne offers sanitary plumbing with estimates gladly furnished on all jobs. See me now for service in Choteau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Byrne
Choteau, Mont
Twenty Years of Rheumatic Suffering Gone
Mrs. Ivan Vargas of Belknap Iowa reports relief after using Williams R U X Compound and Williams S L R Formula for rheumatic neuralgic and neuritis pain. She says two doses began easing pain after years of suffering and two weeks of treatment helped her feel like living again. The ad urges others to consult the local druggist at Teton Drug Store with a satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Vargas
Belknap
Iowa
Williams R. U. X
Williams S. 1
Teton Drug Store
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Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Fidelity
O. EK. S
Ann M. Tar. Yibal
Relief Office
S. and
Jewel
Sir Walter Raleich
Arizona
Prunes del Monte, Ige
Wisconsin
Hershey
Hershey’s
Plymouth Rock
Stuart
Catsup
Fairfield Farmer
A. H. Stringham
Teton Cooperative Canal Co
Williams R. A. X
S. Maccany
Llicyd Baby Carriage
Harry Moore
Buster” Lindseth
R. H E. McAlliater
Bole
Citizens State Bank
I. P
Choteau Acantha
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