Sun River Livestock Group Disbands After County Meeting
The Sun River Livestock association ended its run Tuesday at the Lewis and Clark forest office in the Larson block after the forest service closed the north fork Sun river for grazing and set elk range. Forest officials and former officers attended, and the group’s dissolution followed final business and fund disbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River Livestock Association
Teton
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Larson
Forest Service
North Fork
Sun River
Elk Range
W. B. Willey
Great Falls
W. N. Streeter
Frank Salmond
Earl Yeager
Carl Madson
Forest Office
Streeter
Birch Creek Livestock Association
Jas. Peebles
Fred Campbell
Geo. Sabados
J. J. Sabados
Sid Campbell
Deep Creek Livestock Associa
Dutton Tops Teton in Twin Basketball Games
Dutton earned wins in both girls and boys games against Teton last Friday. In the girls contest Dutton won 35 to 29 as R Mainard and M McClellan led the scoring for the winners while Jessie Moore topped Teton with 23 points. The boys edged the locals 31 to 15 as Jourdonnais led Teton with points and Dutton benefited from strong floor play and rebounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High
Dutton
Dutton Girls
Conrad
R. Mainard
M. McClellan
Teton Guards
Teton
Katherine Davis
Davis
Koch
Stott
Miller
Moore
Yalifson
Olson
Clarkson
Hamilton
M. McClelan
Cheetham
Phillips
D. Mainard
B. McClellan
Scott
Dutton Boys
Ritter
Harmon
Bleecker
Dale
Jourdonnais
Boggs
Maccany
Takerud
Bulldogs
County Agent Spending Week in Bozeman
County Agent Robert Clarkson left for Bozeman to attend the annual county agents conference. He said a government hog production control plan will be discussed as part of the agricultural adjustment act with a modification for areas where corn is not a major factor. He noted wheat allotment contracts are winding down and hog contracts should start after his return with Mrs. Clarkson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Bozeman
Middle West
Clarkson
Secretary of State
Attorney General's Office
Kalispell
Governor and Secretary of State Censured for Misconduct
A legislative committee censured Governor Frank H. Cooney and Secretary of State Sam Mitchell for improper contracting, bid avoidance, salary cuts, travel extravagance, and interference with an inspector. The report urges accountability and notes widespread department discord and noncompliance with appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Cooney
Sam Mitchell
House of Representatives
House
State Board of Examiners
California
Statehouse
Wheat allotments held up by new Washington rules in 1933
Teton county wheat allotment contracts did not go to Washington as expected, with about 90 percent moving forward. The delay stems from a new set of Agricultural Adjustment Administration instructions requiring re checks of contracts to weed out errors, including signatures, authority, and acreage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Washington
Chas. Proff
W. D. Reiquam
W. H. Wellenstein
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Montana State College Extension Service
Teton
Proff
Wheat Administration
Water Works Upgrade Receives PWA Backing at $22,000
Preparations advance for Teton County Oldest Settlers gathering on February 1 with a 7 PM dinner at the Masonic hall. Secretary Guthrie says new membership applications are flowing in. 50 cent dinner fee. officers to be elected post dinner. membership open to Montanans meeting residency rules. applications due by the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
A. B. Guthrie
W. H. Gorham
Mary Golding
Masonic Hall
Joe Baart
Cora Cohoe
Henry Ness
W. A. Emerick
Eddie Core
Montana
Fight Leads to Assault Charge in Justice Court
A fight between Jack Cherry and Buck Bethune of Bynum ended with Cherry pressing a third degree assault charge. Bethune admitted the offense. Judge Jackson delayed sentencing to January 12 for investigation. Bethune was fined $6.50 costs or four days in county jail for nonpayment after the court pause. The dispute began after leaving a Farmington dance over a debt, with a car break during the argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cherry
Buck Bethune
Bynum
Justice Court
J. G. Jackson
Bethune
Farmington
Mike Bumgartner
Well Known Choteau Couple Weds in Helena
An Associated Press dispatch datelined Helena Jan 16 reports Katharine McDonald daughter of Choteau banker and Eugene Murphy Choteau attorney and MSU graduate wed at St Helena cathedral with Rev Fr J G Tougas officiating Murphy son of late Charles Murphy former Great Falls mayor and state representative is bill clerk for the house. He recently opened a Choteau law office replacing Oscar Provost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Helena
Chas. McDonald
Choteau
Katharine
Eugene Murphy
Montana State University
St. Helena
J. G. Tougas
Murphy
Charles Murphy
Deer Lodge
Great Falls
Bill
Los Angeles
Brady
Great Northern
B. A. & P. Railroad
C. S. McDonald
Chateau
Teton County
Washington, D. C
National Cathedral College
George Washington University
J. F. Schulte
St. Luke’s Church
Ladies Industrial meeting assigns members to circles
At a meeting of the Ladies Industrial yesterday at the M. E. church the plan to have different circles was continued and all members drew names to determine their circle assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
New Law Taxing Cars Early in Year Held Unconstitutional
In an injunction suit by Wallace Vennecott, the Montana Supreme Court ruled Chapter 158 of 1933 taxes on automobiles not secured by realty unconstitutional for its vagueness and failure to set when property becomes taxable. The old law remains in effect. county treasurers assessors and state officials administer taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Vennecott
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court
Sam V. Stewart
Vennecolt
Aemsurer
State Board of Equalizaon
Captain Smith Leaves for Butte and Los Angeles
Captain C Jas Smith departs Wednesday evening for Butte and then Los Angeles on the Montana special. He expects to be away from Chateau about a month with his insurance office kept open about two hours daily for public convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Jas. Smith
Butte
Los Angeles
Calif
Montana
Chateau
City to seek voter OK for water mains loan grant
A Washington telegram confirms a 22 000 grant for replacing 12 800 feet of six inch water mains in Chateau west of Main. The government covers 30 percent with 4 percent repayment, pending a local election and petitions signed by 20 percent of affected taxpayers before the April first election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Main Avenue
First Street
Courthouse
Fourth Avenue
Fourth Street
C. W. Burns
Burns
Odd Fellows Install Officers at Chateau Lodge Meeting
The annual installation of officers for Chateau lodge No. 12 I O O F was held Monday night with a lunch featuring Rebekahs. Elective officers installed included Frank Gordon noble grand and Robert Miller vice grand. Appointive offices were filled for R S N G I B Hardy L S N G CG W Burns R S V G Phil Rudolph L S W G and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lodge No. 12
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Frank Gordon
Noble Grand
Robert Miller
George Thompson
H. L. Stafford
C. W. Burns
B. E. Brownson
C. H. Porter
Oliver Manseth
I. B. Hardy
CG. W. Burns
Phil Rudolph
Wm. Cook
McClue Buys Butchart's Five Room House Near High School
W. B. Butchart who plans to leave Choteau sold his five room modern house with full basement and garage to R. I. McClue. McClue owns the Chateau bakery and the house is near the high school. Butchart said no further plans have been announced and he remains cashier of the First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Butchart
Choteau
R. I. McClue
McClue
Butchart
First National Bank
Monarchs Victors Here Sunday as Dut on Looms
Monarch Lumber Co. of Great Falls routed the Chateau Racketeers 62 to 32 in a Sunday matchup. Racketeers led early then faded as Monarchs surged to a 41 to 24 edge by late third quarter. Dutton independents visit next with a 2:20 preliminary. prices remain 25 and 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Lumber Co.quint
Great Falls
Chateau
Core
Woodahl
Monarchs
Leary
Choteau
Cohoe
Wescee Escoecenees
Nett
Ccs Ceeecenss
D@viS
Colo
Cesesssseeeeceseeneere
Peters
Monarch
Bafto
Rf-Lf
Murphy
KKF
MED
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Harris
Willett, le
Bofto
Kremer
Dutton
Holmes
Teton High
Cates
Dutton High
Proff
Odden
Lisfits
Lerry
Legion Auxiliary Joint Meeting Highlights Veteran Legislation Discussion
A joint American Legion and Auxiliary meeting at Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Huffman home featured Halver Daley on veteran legislation and the four point program for unifying policy. M. S. Bullerdick spoke on Frank Linderman’s Legion article, followed by vocal duets. A kangaroo court martial tried Captain C James Smith over a December disturbance. the jury found him not guilty. About 40 attendees enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Auxiliary
C. H. Huffman
C. D. McDonald
R. I. McClue
Halver Daley
Daley
Legislative Committee
The
National Organization of the Legion
Congress
M. S. Bullerdick Folllow
American Legion Magazine
Frank Linderman
Montana
Linderman
Sheridan
Mont
Paul Kropp
M. S. Bullerdick
Old Virginny
C. James Smith
Auxiliary
Legion
Sherif J. L. Billings
Halvor Daley
Clara M. Baker
New Auto Shop and Battery Station Opens in Chateau
A small garage across from the courthouse hosts the C and L garage opened this week by promoters M. D. Lykins and Ben Comer. The shop, owned by Mrs. C. H. Swain, features auto repair and battery service. Comer arrives from Bethany Missouri where he ran an auto battery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
C. H. Swain
Courthouse
M. D. Lykins
Ben Comer
Comer
Bethany
Missouri
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Sun River Group
Tion
Augusta Livestock Association
B. E. Martin
Augusta
Boys
Allotment Committee
PWA
Roy E. Ayers
J. E. Erickson
Public Works Administration At
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