Hunger marchers press grievances in Helena assembly clash
Hunger marchers, about 100 strong, petition both houses but gain no immediate action. Roger Murray of Butte addresses the Senate, attacks Governor Erickson, and calls for sweeping relief measures. House Bill 1 with $150,000 funding passes with one dissent, while total session expenses are cut by $35,000. Committees plan to meet bankers to cash general fund warrants as state finances are praised by Senator Pauline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Helena
Roger Murray
Butte
Murray
Congress
Erickson
National Guard
Fergus
Pauline of
Flathead
Eaton
Yellowstone
Ruffcorn
Valley
Kilduff
Phillips
House Committee
Besancon
Missoula
Greene
Nelstead
Carter
Gov. Erickson
Sunday Basketball to Be Initiated Here on Jan 15
On Sunday January 15 at 3 p m Conrad and Choteau old time rivals will clash in Choteau initiating Sunday afternoon basketball. Local backers led by C D Dover promote the event amid rising demand from Shelby with Gib Wall Riggs Nauman Wixon and other ex players. The Shelby All Stars hope to challenge and outplay the visitors with speed and fight. Admission is 35 cents for adults and 15 cents for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Choteau
Shelby
C. D. Dover
Business Men’s Association
Valier Basketeers to Meet Locals Friday Night Game
Valier will bring two basketball teams to Chateau this Friday evening the 13th for a pair of games. First tip off is at 8 30 after church services, with both boys and girls squads showing strong play and minor injuries noted among players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valier Basketeers
Valier
Chateau
Methodist Church
Conrad
Valerians
Teton and
Harmon
Connole
Power
Local Girls Cited for Christmas Seal Sale Work
Six Chateau eighth grade girls were cited for honors in selling Christmas seals for the Montana Tuberculosis Association. Thelma Newcomb and Florence St. Germain led in seals sold. total proceeds were $19.12. Each girl receives a button. the school gets a volleyball and net and a first aid kit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Thelma Newcomb
Florence St. Germain
Mary Ellen Meadows
Genevieve Ellis
Gordon Eckford
Nora Jacobson
Tax Titles in Teton County Not Affected by Court Decision
Teton county maintaining its tax deed method says it has never charged interest on penalties, only on principal. The supreme court decision challenging eight percent interest on penalties may not broadly alter deeds. actions to invalidate must start within a year, and many titles already stand due to prior activity and limited 1932 deed activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Supreme Court
O. G. Meadows
John D. McDonald
Cascade County
Glacier County
Otto Wagnild
State Board of Equalization
Attorney General’s Office
A. M. Johnson
Chateau
Wellington D. Rankin
Johnson
Ed W Winsett Dies of Pneumonia at 69 in Fairfield
Edward W Winsett a Fairfield farmer and businessman died at Maynard hospital at 6:45 AM after a week long battle with acute lumbar pneumonia He was born January 10 1864 in Paris Tennessee and lived in Oklahoma Texas Washington and Alaska before settling in Fairfield He leaves a daughter Mrs Clayton Sheppard and funeral services were set for 2 PM at the Methodist church with burial in Choteau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Winsett
Fairfield
Maynard Hospital
Paris
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Texas
Washington
Alaska
Florence Hambrick
Florence Anderson
Yakima
Clayton Sheppard
Chateau
Sheppard
BE. B. Maynard
Methodist Church
Choteau
County Commissioners Oppose Auto Tax Split to Cities
The Teton County board of commissioners adopted a resolution opposing a proposed law that would split automobile license fee revenue with cities. The board argues such a change would harm county highway care and maintenance and protests any changes to license fee scales, sending copies to Senator T. O. Larson and Representative J. B. Conner in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Board of County Commissioners
Montana
Fisher Family Plans Move to Missoula
Mrs BL H Fisher and children prepare to leave Chateau for Missoula to join Mr Fisher who went ahead last week. Jack ONeill crates furniture and household goods at the Fisher home for transport by truck to Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL. H. Fisher
Chateau
Missoula
Mr. Fisher
Coast Points
Jack O'Neill
Fisher Home
Old Timers Set Annual Meet for Feb Two at Masonic Hall
The Teton county Oldest Settlers plan a Feb 2 meeting at the Masonic hall with dinner at 7 PM and dancing afterward. Dinner costs 45 cents, and no invitation cards will be mailed. membership forms are available from secretary A B Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Masonic Hall
A. B. Guthrie
Association
Beaupre Hotel
Hoffman Appeals Stay of Execution in Montana Case
Hoffmans attorney served notice of appeal to the Montana Supreme Court in the George Hoffman murder case. The filing, delivered to Clerk Frances Rosengren and County Attorney B J Packer by S J Rigney, delays the scheduled hanging set for the 28th. The coroner Charles Roberts was directed to notify Sheriff Billings. The high court may sustain, modify, or grant a new trial. if the lower court stands, Judge Hattersley must pronounce judgment and the execution must occur within 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
State of
Montana
George Hoffman
Geo. Burrell
Frances Rosengren
B. J. Packer
S. J. Rigney
Hoffman
Chas. G. Roberts
J. L. Billings
R. M. Hattersley
Elk meat sent from Montana via California
Arley F Moore of Peters Feed Store in Chula Vista receives twenty five pounds of elk meat. The game was shot by his brother Frank Moore of Chateau Montana in the late November period and arrived frozen and in perfect condition from Choueau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Frank Moore
Chula Vista
Calif
Arley F. Moore
Peters Feed Store
Chateau, Mont
Choeau
County Officers Compile List of Eligible Jurors
The annual eligible jury list was prepared at the courthouse from taxpayers records. It was provided to Clerk of the Court Frances Rosengren by County Treasurer G Meadows, County Assessor Otto Waynild, and Chairman N W Edwards of the board of commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Frances Rosengren
G. Meadows
Otto Waynild
N. W. Edwards
Board of Commissioners
Teton County Tax Study Shows 22.33 Percent Debt Payment in 1932
County Agent Robert Clarkson and County Assessor Waynild report that 22.33 percent of 1932 Teton county taxes went to debt repayment for county and school districts. The split shows 17.92 percent to county debts and interest, 4.41 percent to district debts, with schools plus related bonds reaching 52.37 percent of taxes. Bonded debt totals and sinking funds are outlined, with net county indebtedness at 197,266.18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Waynild
Teton County
City of
Chateau
Clarkson
Teton County Farmers’ Union
Bole
Farmers’ Union
H.S. Bond
St. Educ
Greater University
Jssue
Chouteau County
Court House
County High School
Bulldogs Split Week Games With Brady And Power
The Teton Bulldogs lost to Brady 33 26 then beat Power 22 18 on Tuesday and Friday respectively. The girls routed Power 44 22 with Jessie Moore scoring 25. Kenneth Harmon was ill and Jim Connole injured affecting the boys lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Bulldogs
Braday
Brady
Teton
Power
Beast Power
Conrad
Hoffman
Jessie Moore
Kenneth Harmon
Jim Connele
Bulldogs
Rg FT Pr TP Marcoii
Cseseeeeseeeeee
TAB
Dy Be
Eeeteaseogat
Harmon Wieeseeeeesee
Connole — Wseeeeseeeeeenntee
Yokerud Ceee Cee
Iy i
Dyyg PT PE TP
Faris Ou
Ceeseeeeeeeeeeee
County Agent Announces Ten Soil Moisture Meetings County wide
County Agent Robert Clarkson will discuss soil moisture and crop yields at ten meetings across the county. Topics include depths of planting fallowing seeding dates and related farm relief measures with data from his county studies and a summary of moisture held in Mamond valley and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
Bozeman
Bole
Power
Beck
Teton County
Mamond Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Xmias
W. Winsett
M. E. Church
Beaupre
Clyde Darby
Glenloyd
H. Bleecker
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!