Teton boys crush Valier, girl team falls twice on road
Teton County High School boys routed Valier 34 15 on the road while Fort Shaw edged the home Bulldogs 31 20. The girls lost both games, 34 26 to Valier and 26 10 to Fort Shaw, with Johnson leading Teton scoring in the Valier loss and Neilsen the visitors’ main threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Valier
Fort Shaw
Walier
Pauli
Embody
V. Pauli
Joyce Cole
Stelling
Teton Girls
Dee
Bleecker
Johnson
Wallace
Scott
Teton
Lee
Neilsen
Teton FG
Theo
Cnnceeesenneee
Rosengren
Gulbrandsen
Tohnson
Cece
Depner
Brown, R
Brown
Vanover
Bowman
Neilson
Paule, G
Reider, F
Waller
Bulldogs
Fort
Johnson and Lee
Omhall
Taule
Bulldog
Tiston
Neee Ese
Shaw
Stelling, F and c
Omholt
TOVG
Cerrescecns Nearvese Ee
Sharpe, G
Baker
Water Board Accomplishments Highlighted At Lions Meet
D. P. Fabrick of the State Water Conservation board spoke to Lions on their projects since inception under Governor Cooney. He cited the Pureka reservoir and Eureka project as key efforts, noting seven million dollars spent and local initiative driving irrigation improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Club
D. P. Fabrick
State Water Conservation Board
Frank Cooney
Mr. Fabrick
Pureka Reservoir
Liszt
Mra. M. S. Bullerdick
R. R. Mellon
Frank Stearns
Montana ‘Joel Growers Association
Great Walls
Chateau
Great Falls
W. W. Scott
Fred S. Willson
Teton County
Willson
Chateau Meat Co
K. E. Sturgis
Jerry Breen
EB. L. Jourdonnais
C. D. McDonald
Dr. Spankie
Calgary
R. E. Nelson
Oakland
Calif
Water Board
Fabrick
Ben Benson Injured In Auto Crash Near Bole
Old time Bole resident Ben Benson was injured in an automobile accident south of Bole last Thursday. He regained consciousness at Chateau hospital after being treated for head wounds and was later able to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Benson
Bole
Chateau Hospital
J. L. Billings
C. E. Berkner
Highway Patrol
Benson
Chateau
B. W. Allen
Leslie Burns
Allen and
Burns
Mrs. Benson
Mr. Benson
Fire at Cole Garage Damages Building and Auto
A fire at the Phil I. Cole residence damaged the garage and a 1937 Ford, with a briefcase of records burned and other clothing lost. The blaze started in the car’s ignition area and required water and chemicals to fight. The double garage, built by the high school’s manual training department, was insured along with the car. Forest Ranger L. J. Howard had his vehicle there but was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil I. Cole
Mr. Cole
Manual Training Department
Forest Rangersl
J. Howard
May market turkeys at Conrad and Willson states
There will be no shipment of turkeys this month as in previous years due to very few birds. The Pondera Poultry Growers association at Conrad will receive turkeys on January 19, while Teton County growers may sell a limited number through the Pondera association on January 19, per the county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Shipping Association
Pondera Poultry Growers Association
Conrad
Teton County
Fairfield Weighs Reestablishing High School District
Delegates from the Fairfield Commercial club and school boards of districts 28 Dutton and 0 Power met with the Teton county high school board to discuss forming a high school district in Fairfield. Fairfield district 21 representatives were absent. They cited about 203 grade children and roughly 100 eligible for high school, urging easier access and citing a 1934 state statute enabling countywide districting and bond funding for public works and high school facilities. The meeting considered whether Fairfield could qualify under the law and voted to study further before any action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Fairfield Commercial Club
Dutton
Power
Teton County High School
Fred Schoensigel
T. J. Looney
Harry Leese
J. M. Mijolancas
Charles Burgmaier
J. L. Bowman
Chas. G. McDermott
L. A. Walker
K. Hafto
Fred Phillips
Louis Fuhringer
O. T. Wiprud
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
County
High School Board
Montana History Topic at Chateau Woman's Club Meeting
Montana history will be the program topic for the Chateau Woman's club meeting on Tuesday January 18 at Mrs Clarence Looney home. Miss Jane Morton eighth grade teacher will chair the program with eighth grade pupils assisting. Lola Mae Burns will present Early Montana History and Mildred Depner will discuss Montana as a State. A group of girls will perform a choral reading of Alfred Nove's The Highwayman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Chateau Woman's Club
Clarence Looney
Jane Morton
Lola Mae Burns
Mildred Depner
Alfred Noves
Beet Growers Say Chinook Sugar Boosts Montana Farmers
Bert Murphy and Wm. Poppler of the Northern Montana Beet Growers Association outlined how buying Chinook sugar from the Utah and Idaho Sugar Co. factory at Chinook benefits about 500 northern Montana beet growers. They argued that local sales raise beets’ value by about 60 cents per ton for 110,000 tons, as sugar sold within the state nets higher returns, while out-of-state shipments incur higher freight and lower prices. They stressed cooperation among merchants, farmers, and the factory to boost irrigation areas and overall sugar beet prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Teton County
Utah & Ydaho Sugar Co
Bert L. Murphy
Wm. Poppler
Northern Montana Beet Growers Association
Chinook
Milk River
Sun River
Conrad
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Murphy
Poppler
New Weedum Store Planned for Chateau Opening March First
Carl B. Weedum, formerly of Glasgow, opens a new mercantile establishment in Chateau after refurbishing the former Hirshberg store. The stock will be men’s clothing, ladies wear, shoes, rubber goods, and sundries with Glasgow fixtures. no hardware or groceries. The Weedum brothers plan an early February paint and fixture install, opening March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg
Carl B. Weedum
Glasgow
Weedum
Blooston & Co
Lewis-Weedum, Co
Maurice
Chateau
Lewie- Weedum
Montana
Fort Peck
Edna M. Adams
Choteau
Legion Auxiliaries Meet Postponed by Storm
Monday night's joint Legion and Auxiliary meeting was disrupted by a storm keeping members away. The event proceeded with separate business and a combined program led by George A. Carroll. Mrs. B. I. Packer spoke on the four point Legion program and the universal service bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and Auxiliary
George A. Carroll
Legion
B. I. Packer
Packer
American Legion
M. &. Bullerdick
Helena
Robert Smith
F. W. Smith
Donald Passmore
Cecil Passmore
Bullerdick
Donald
Pendray man to open roller skating business in Stockett
Herb Moon of Pendray, son of Mr and Mrs EH J Moon, visited Chateau and announced plans to open a roller skating rink in Stockett. He has ordered new skates, a public address system, and other equipment expected to arrive within days, building on his 4-H prowess from earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Moon
Pendray
Chateau
Stockett
Herb
EH. J. Moon
Dutton Traders Visit County Seat Reflect Local Business Ties
Harry Jones of Dutton Chevrolet and implement dealer visited the county seat yesterday as Goodwin Odden another Dutton business man was there Monday reflecting active local commerce and cross town ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
Dutton Chevrolet
Goodwin Odden
Dutton
Red Cross Roll Call Total Reaches 363 65 For Teton Chapter
The 1938 Red Cross roll call for the Teton chapter completed Tuesday shows receipts of 363.65 with contributions from numerous towns and clubs. Dutton’s chapter is not represented. totals include Belleview Farmington Agawam Collins Fairfield Pendroy and others, with several donors listed by name and club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Teton
Margaret Nagle
Dutton
Bole Woman's Club
Paul Maths
Power
Jennie Tmane
Fairfield
Carl Martinson
Elida Jonnson
Weltha Boggs and Carmichael Ranch Foreman Wed in Helena
Weltha Mae Boggs 26 of Choteau and Eric Muir 50 of Augusta wed quietly in Helena on December 3. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David L. Boggs, graduated Brady High, attended Northwest Bible School in Seattle, worked as a cook at a Carmichael camp, and helped at the Tabernacle at Chateau. Muir, foreman on a Carmichael ranch for nearly twenty years, and his brother run a sheep ranch north of town. The couple reside at the Carmichael ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Augusta News
Weltha Mae Boggs
Choteau
Eric Muir
Augusta
Helena
David L. Boggs
Brady High School
North Western Bible School of
Seattle
Tabernacle
Chateau
Carmichael
Here
Funeral services for Geo Cox held Friday
Funeral services for George Cox known as Blackie were conducted Friday at Roberts Funeral Home with Rev R F Vick officiating. The body was sent to Great Falls for cremation. Survivors include six daughters, his father, and several siblings. Daughters listed include Mrs Robert Schock Fort Missoula and Mrs Edward Andrews Great Falls. A Texas-based father and Augusta brother Ralph are noted. Distant relatives attended, including Lt. and Mrs R L Schock of Fort Missoula. Former wife Mrs Henry Schaeffer of Augusta also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George “Blackie’ Cox
Roberts Funeral Home
R. F Vick
Chateau Methodist Church
Great Falls
Robert L. Schock
Fort Missoula
Edward Andrews
Great Fall
Mary Cox
Ethel Cox
Boulder
Harriet Cox
Helena
Bubsy” Cox
Augusta
Texas
Ralph
Tne
R. L. Schock
Fort’ Missoula
Cox
Henry Schaeffer
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LIONS
Chateau Coures
Claude Jones
Acantha
Mildred Louise
Ace-High
Teton Cooperative Canal Co
Eureka
Ace High
Cole Garage
Willson States
H. S. District
W. C
ROM
Legionaux
R. C
Weltha Boggs
Helena Rites
Geo. Cox
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