Chateau Lions Club Posts Outstanding 1933 Service Record
Chateau Lions club concluded a highly active year with a 23 new members from a January drive bringing total to 56. They sponsored the Mellow Moon minstrel, aided Boy Scout Troop No. 51, joined Yard and Garden contest, planned a band sponsorship, and backed Choteau merchants in Making Choteau Your Trading Place. They arranged a gas rate hearing delegation, sponsored the first home talent chautauqua, funded eye corrections for county children, donated to Future Farmers of America, and formed an airport committee. Established 1927, several charter members remain, noting high attendance with International Lions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Lions Club
S & Community
Chateau
Civic and
Lions Club General Fund
Eet
R. D. Cook
Choteau
N‘t
Chateau Band
Robert R. Clarkson
Royal Theater
Conrad
Valier
Lion Club
Montana Railroad Commission
Teton County
Future Farmers of America Club
Smith-Hughes
M. K. Luther
Choteau Lions Club
International Lions Club of America
James Eckford
W. H. Webb
C. H. Dulaney
Eddie Howard
R. E. Nelson
George Tennant
J. J. Hannan
L. E. Taylor
EB. J. Crary
Phil S. Cole
E. L. Jourdonnais
C. §. McDonald
C. D. McDonald
Robi. Clarkson
H. W. Bateman
J. W. Hentges
W. W. Smith
D. P. Fabrick
Co. A. Franks
O. G. Meadows
Two Choteau Banks Adopt Federal Deposit Insurance
The two Choteau banks post notices that deposits are insured up to 2500 under the newly enacted federal act creating the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The plan requires a premium based on deposits and becomes fully in effect for larger coverage by July 1 with plans for 10000 cap and widespread coverage. The Pendrey State Bank is liquidating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Federal Deposits Insurance Corporation
Federal Deposits Corporation
Washington
Moncv
Pendrey State Bank
Students Return After Holiday Recess at Home
Montana students resumed term work after holidays. Names include Anne Eckford and Helen Bateman at State University, John Robison at Montana State College, Marybelle Peterson at Inter Mountain Union, and Geraldine Moulton at State Normal. Several plan to study out of state or finish degrees in spring and fall terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Montana
State University
Anne Eckford
Helen Bateman
Jane Guthrie
Joy Mae
Pollock
Lynn Baker
Hen Shields
Cathryn Schable
Dutton
Montana State College
Bozeman
John Robison
Virginia Hansen
Billy Jones
Pendray
Inter- Mountain Union College
Helena
Marybelle Peterson
Erma Young
State Normal
Dillon
Geraldine Moulton
Rae Harrington
Chateau
Grayce Thompson
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Washington
Lee Hirshberg
University of California At Berkeley
Elsie Hirshberg
Sophmore
Missoula
School of Journalism
Mary Sulgrove
The
Father of Tommy Gossack Dies at Highwood
Thomas Gossack, 68, longtime Cascade county resident and father of Tommy Gossack, died Friday at his ranch southeast of Highwood. He spent 35 years in Cascade, worked in Belt and Sand Coulee coal mines, then in Pennsylvania before returning three years ago. Survived by widow, two daughters Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Nicholson, and eight sons including Tommy, funeral Tuesday at O'Connor chapel Great Falls with service at St. Ann's and burial in Mount Olivet cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gossack
Cascade County
Tommy Gossack
First National Bank
Highwood
Gossack
Belt and Sand Coulee
Pennsylvania
William Richards
Kalispell
William Nicholson
Great Falls
Benjamin
Wattsh
Frank
Henry
Joseph
Adam
Lawrence
Bozeman
Tommy
Sunburst
O’connor
St. Ann’s
Mount Olivet
Epworth League program shares world service theme
At the Methodist church the Epworth League held a fellowship program titled Our World Comradeship. Gibson Monkman led a world map presentation linking leagues to Chicago. Ten members reported as native-country characters and singers performed. The group then held a wake night with two minute talks on 1933 memories and a New Year’s prayer led by Rev. Edwin Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Gibson Monkman
Epworth
Chicago
Central League
Mary Elizabeth Edwards
Japan
Margaret Doughty
China
Charles Roll
Korea
Dorothy Allum
Chile
John Robison
Mexico
Mildred Louise Nelson
India
Walter Hentges
Urugua
Irene Erickson
North Africa
Virginia Allum
Argentina
Francis Mellon
Malaya
Edwin Dover
Donna Allum
Carol Jean Dover
New License Plate Numbers Set for Montana Counties
Montana plans a county number system for plates per Austin B. Middleton. Silver Bow will be 1 and Teton 31, followed by a full alphabetic list assigning unique numbers to each county including Missoula 4 and Yellowstone 3.
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Montana
Austin B. Middleton
State Agistrar
Silver Bow
Teton County
State Department
Beaverhead
Big Horn
Blaine
Broadwater
Carbon
Fall on Ice Results in Demise of Geo. Beaupre
George Beaupre 79 of Sunburst died at Chateau hospital after eight weeks of decline following a slip on ice that fractured a hip. Born in 1855 in Pembina Minnesota, he lived in Sauk Rapids and St Cloud before moving to Chateau and Sunburst. He never married and was one of 13 siblings. Funeral held at the Catholic church with Rev. Fr. Curan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis George Beaupre
Sunburst
Beaupre
Chateau Hospital
Anna Gorham
Pembina
Minn
Phillip Beaupre
Minnesota
Sauk Rapids
George
St. Cloud
Creat Northern
Chateau
Sweet Grass
Bert Dorsh
Fromberg
George Beaupre
William
Oneway
Alta
Dr. H. Beaupre
B. Beaupre
Minneapolis
J. B
Andrew Beaupre
Spokane
Alphones Beaupre
W. F. Curan
Chas. G. Roberts
Racketeers sign Conrad Independents for Sunday game
The Chateau Racketeers signed the Conrad Independents for a 2:20 p m game Sunday at Teton high gym. Conrad’s squad includes Ed Breeden and Dale Wixon with Gib Wall among others. Racketeers beat Teton 29 to 14 earlier and added Leigh Nett to boost speed. Admission is 1c and 35c. Mrs. J R Collins of Blackleaf stays in Chateau for iritis treatment with Dr Maynard.
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Chateau
Conrad Independents
Teton High
Independents
Great Falls
Ed Breeden
Breeden
Conrad High
The
Quint
Dale Wixon
Conrad
Gib Wall
Leigh Nett
Augusta High
J. R. Collins of
Blackleaf
E. &B. Maynard
Chateau plans Montana airport under lease with federal aid
Chateau seeks a municipal airport with a 160 acre site north of Chateau leased from Hirshberg Realty Co for five years at 125 dollars yearly. Project estimated at 6521.80 with 5193.80 requested from the federal government. four runways proposed and road to field to be built with local and federal labor and material shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana Aeronauctical Division
Fred Sheriff
Helena
Aeronauctical Division
H. J. Hockesmith
Hirshberg Realty Co
Chateau Country Club
Hockersmith
W. N. Streeter
Teton County Civil Works Administration
National Re-Employment Service
Christmas Boxes Donor List Reveals Local Red Cross Aid
Miss Margaret Nagle announces the names of 71 contributors and organizers for Christmas boxes prepared by the local Red Cross chapter. She praises public cooperation and cites individuals such as Mrs. C H Malcolm and Mrs. Geo Tennant among those who helped dress dolls and assemble boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Margaret Nagle
Miss Nagle
C. H. Malcolm
Te ton County retires $100000 in bonds in 1933
In 1933 Te ton County reduced its bonded indebtedness by $100000, lowering total outstanding bonds to $180000 from $674000 in 1921. Sinking funds stood at $21497.92 on January 1 1934. Bonds retired included Road $31000 Refunding $9000 and County High School $60000.
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Teton County
Acantha
County High School
Old Timers Set Feb 1 for Annual Gathering Here
The twenty third annual gathering of Teton's Oldest Settlers will be held February 1 1984 at the Masonic temple in Chateau. Dinner at 7 pm, followed by the business meeting and officer elections. Membership rules and deadlines outlined by the executive committee chaired by C S McDonald and Alex Burrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
Choteau
Teton
Masonic Temple
Chateau
C. S. McDonald
Alex Burrell
W. G. Cook
Hf Loomis
J. A. Baart
A. O. Longmuir
Mesdames Gorham
Burns
Cole and Sullivan
Mesdames Cook
Kerr
Loomis
Frazier
Salmond
Radcliffe
Carlson
Messrs
Jones
J. W. Kerr
Lng
Montana
Teton County
Society
A. B. Guthrie
Sec'y
Bloomdahl Boy Hurt In Ice Skid Accident
Jimmy Bloomdahl, son of Mr and Mrs W G Bloomdahl, broke his arm in an automobile crash Friday while traveling with his father from Great Falls to Fort Benton. The car skidded on ice, struck a guard rail, and threw the boy against the car side. The other traveler Warren escaped injury and surgical care was given in Fort Benton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Bloomdahl
W. G. Bloomdahl
Great Falls
Fort Benton
Brother of Mrs Brownson Dies in Spokane
Frank L. Preston, brother of Mrs. B E Brownson, died Friday night at Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane. He was a passenger conductor with the Northern Pacific railroad for many years and was survived by his wife with no children. Mrs. Brownson traveled to Spokane with her sister Miss Martha Preston after receiving the death notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Brownson
Frank L. Preston
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane
Civil Action Trends In Teton County 1933 Report
The 1933 clerk’s records show a drop in mortgage foreclosures from 27 in 1931 and 17 in 1932 to 10 in 1933, with 12 abstracts of judgment and 21 transcripts filed. Total civil actions eased to 46, while marriages and divorces cooled slightly from 1932 levels. Probate actions rose to 23 from 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Geo. Hoffman
Frances Rosengren
Teton County District Court
Justice of the Peace Courts
Teton District Court
Monarch Lumber Company
Street Improvement Claim Approved by City Council
The council authorized a $253.60 claim to the state highway commission for Main avenue improvements near Navne avenue and First street north in front of the courthouse. Total project cost was $510.40 with the city covering 74.5 percent from special improvement district No 2 funds. A permit was also given for an electric sign at New Chateau garage and a log house on Hazlett's second addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Main Avenue
Navne Avenue
First Street
Court House Square
R. H. Willcomb
Chateau
Allen Lindseth
Hazlett
All But Seven Counties Remit Taxes to State
State Treasurer James J. Brett reported last week that 49 counties had remitted taxes, with seven still to hear from. Most counties paid less than last year, while four—Dawson, Sheridan, Teton, and Wibaux—already exceeded their 1932 totals. Teton remitted 12,769.31 versus 312,730.92 last year. Cascade dropped to 76,919.19 from 87,026.67. Missoula rose to 29,054.31 from 34,642.68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Brett
Helena
Cascade County
Missoula
Properti
Dawson
Sheridan
Teton
Wibaux
Foreclosure Sought in Federal Land Bank Suit
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane files a mortgage foreclosure in district court naming Thos. Hilling as administrator of Ludwig Petersons estate and 74 other defendants linked to oil royalties sales. The action was filed last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
Thos. &. Hilling
Ludwig Peterson
Hilling
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Choteau Banks
World Service of Epworth League
Teton Co
Deer Lodge
Fallon
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Garfield
Glacier
Golden Valley
Granite
Hill
Jefferson
Judith Basin
Lake
Lewis and Clark
Liberty
Lincoln
Madison
McCone
Meagher
Mineral
Mussel- Shell
Park
Petroleum
Phillips
Pondera
Powder River
Powell
Prairie
Ravalli
Richland
Rosebud
Roosevelt
Sanders
Stillwater
Toole
Treasure
Valley
Wheatland
Yellowstone
Geo. Beaupre
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