Teton Farmers Attend Montana Woolgrowers Convention
Sheepmen from Teton county attended the Montana Woolgrowers Association convention and lamb show in Great Falls. Sen. T. O. Larson chaired the banquet and was named vice president. Peter Pauley of Deer Lodge was elected president. 4-H members from Fairfield won awards. The event drew about 1,000 attendees with 600 lambs sold at auction. freight rates and costs were highlighted as major concerns by President Harry A. Snyder. Evelyn Hodgskiss won national honors in canning contest with Montana’s team ninth nationally.
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Teton County
Montana Woolgrowers Association
Lamb Show
Galen Connection
Great Falls
Sen
T. O. Larson
Fairfield
Peter Pauley
Deer Lodge
Kathleen Neilson
Helena
Larson
Wallace Kingsbury
Walier
Clarence Southard
Arthur Bremer
Sun River Irrigation District
Emmett Douglas
Whitehall
Harry A. Snyder
Billings
Boston
Alva
John Hentges
P. I. Cole
G. C. Parker
Hugh Robinson
Percy Hodgskiss
P. H. Crossen, Jr
J. E. Byrne
Paul Kropp
C. D. McDonald
Jasper Murray
W. H. Wellenstein
John B. Wellenstein
W. W. Cole
Robert Johnson
Ross Hatcher
G. B. Plummer
Earl Woods
Donald Wilson
Fred S. Willson
Jerry Breen
W. W. Coffey
D. P. Fabrick
C. C. Coffey
R. N. Lear
Gordon Monkman
E. B. Smith
Charles Bartley
Paul Parker
Evenly Hodgskiss
Chicago
Evelyn
Montana
Local sheriff assists Stillwater officers at execution
Sheriff J L Billings of this city joined Sheriff Frank Murphy of Columbus in the early Saturday execution of Frank Robideau alias Joseph Liberty in Columbus Stillwater county about 40 officials including highway patrolmen attended. Robideau a dual Montana and New York state escapee spoke calmly and asked that sympathy go to his wife and family.
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Frank Murphy
Columbus
Stillwater County
J. L. Billings
Frank Robideau
Joseph Liberty
Sheriff Billings
Montana Association of Sheriffs and Peace Officers
Mr. Billings
Murphy
Robideau
Montana
New York State
Benjamin
Fred Saylor Elected Fraternity President at W S C
Fred Saylor son of Mrs C K Malohe and a Teton county high school graduate has been elected president of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity at Washington State College. He and a college friend named Meiners have started a floral business at the college advertising flowers for all occasions with gardenia and orchid corsages as their specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Saylor
C. K. Malohe
Teton County High School
Lambda Chi Alpha
Washington State College
Meiners
St Marys Hoopsters Move Game to Thursday Night
Coach Midgett announces schedule change for St Marys boys game at local court moved to Thursday to fit fans attending Fairfield minstrel show. Both teams also set to play at Power on Saturday. Bulldogs hold a 22 18 win over invaders and Saints are said to have boosted their lineup for a tough clash. Game starts at eight with band entertainment before and at halftime.
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Midgett
Teton County
St. Marys
Fairfield
Bulldogs
Invaders
Saints
Montana Program Shares Student Papers at Cho teau Woman's Club
Miss Jane Morton led a meeting at Mrs. Clarence Looney’s home where Cho teau Woman's club members heard Montana history and resources. Two eighth grade girls Mildred Depner and Lola Mae Burns presented papers, followed by a choral reading of Alfred Noyes's "The Highwayman."
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Jane Morton
Choteau
Choteau Woman's Club
Clarence Looney
Montana
Mildred Depner
Lola Mae Burns
Alfred Noyes
Lola Mae
Great Northwest
Tenderfoot
Ihira
Union
Yellowstone
Missouri
Five Dances in Teton County Honor Roosevelt Birthday
Plans for five birthday dances in Choteau Dutton Fairfield Power and Mountain View Gardens to celebrate President Roosevelt's birthday and raise funds for Infantile Paralysis research and child rehabilitation progress includes resistance to the national 70 30 plan and possible formation of a separate New National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis with founder certificates offered by Gibson Monkman and local sub chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton’ County
Roosevelt
Gibson Monkman
Keith Morgan
New York City
Steve
Choteau
Mountain View Gardens
Claude
Dutton
Fairfield
Power
Chateau and Claude
P. H
Hank) Crossen, Jr
H. C. Huffman
Clarence Hebtner
T. J. Larson
Leo Zinns
H. R. Prior
American Legion
The
Lions Club
New York
Teton County
National
National Foundation
Monkman
Nfe
Chateau, Mont
National Foundation For
Teton Girls Tie Simms In Weekend Basketball Thriller
Teton county high girls battle Simms high to a 19 all tie on local floor. Baker leads Simms with 12 and Shoquist for Teton has 11 as guards Wallace and Seufer shine. Boys lose to Simms 34 15 and Centerville 30 14 with Brutocky scoring 15 for Centerville.
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Basketeers
Teton County High School
Simms High School
Teton Girls
Baker
Simms
Shoquist
Teton
Toady Wallace
Audrey Seufert
Centerville
Simms Boys
Bulldogs
van de Reit
Bobby Johnson
Teton- Simms
Teton FG FT TP
Tigo
Cn Eeerccenceesenssesnseceeren
Bleecker, F. and
Wallace
N. Rosengren
Gulbrandsen
Johnson
Scott
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H. Rosengren
Depner
Be Mebebse Tenancetbanndy
Tolais
O.cscennenesneeee
Simms FG FT TP PF
van de Reilt
F. and
Roberts, F
Parker
Baldwin
Brutosky
Miners
Zupan
Brutocky
Tineup
Teton FG
Seat
LPC
Uence
H Rosengren
Sutich
Resich
Auguston
Chiott
Ge Wee
Eee May
Business People and All Others Invited to Attend Meeting
The Chateau Lions club trade extension committee postpones tonight s meeting to Friday at 8 at the courthouse. A basketball game with St Mary s High of Great Falls is moved to tonight due to Friday minstrel show in Fairfield. The meeting aims at free open discussion on local business policies with leaders including K E Sturgis Jerry Breen C D McDonald Hampton Bloom and E L Jourdonnais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arestii Ee
Chateau Lions Club
St. Mary’s High of
Great Falls
Fairfield
Court House
Chateau
Trade Extension Committee
K. E. Sturgis
Lions Club
Jerry Breen
Breen Oil Co
C. D. McDonald
Citizens State Bank
Hampton Bloom
Bloom’s Cash & Carry
E. L. Jourdonnais
Sturgis
J. C. Penney Co
Gale C Frost Named Scout Field Executive in Mont.
Gale C Frost, a Sioux Falls native and former assistant scout executive, is appointed as field executive for the North Central Montana council effective January 22. He will visit about monthly to towns including Augusta, Belt, Big Sandy, Browning, Cascade, Chinook, Chateau, Conrad, Cut Bank, and Havre, among others, to supervise the local council program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Max B. Jensen
North Central Montana
Gale C. Frost
R. D. Cook
Mr. Frost
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Boy Scout Training School
New York City
Sioux Falls
S. D
Augusta
Belt
Big Sandy
Browning
Cascade
Chinook
Conrad
Cut Bank
Dutton
Fort Benton
Harlem
Harlowton
Havre
Lewistown
Malta
Oilmont
Sacé
Shelby
Sunburst
Valléry
White Sulphur Springs
Montana
Helena
Great Falls
Cook
Bicycle stolen from Schaefer boy found in coulee
Gordon Monkman of Bynum found a nearly new bicycle cached in a coulee near Chateau Country Club golf course. It had been stolen from Silver Schaef er of Chateau, who rode it to a Boy Scout meeting at the Legion pavilion before it disappeared in December. Officers recovered the bike undamaged and mourn the theft of a boy who earned the money to buy it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Country Club
Gordon Monkman
Bynum
Coulee
Schaeffer
Rebekahs Install Officers with Miss Beaupre in Charge
Queen Rebekah lodge of this city installed elective and appointive officers recently. Edna Beaupre district deputy president acted as installing officer. Refreshments followed. New officers include Tessie Bush as noble grand and Catherine Bitting as secretary. Lawrence Wren and spouse plan to move to Stillwater Wisconsin later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Edna Beaupre
Tessie Bush
Noble Grand
D. H. Moulton
Rolland Ferris
Catherine Bitting
Florence Bush
Frank Salmond
Gibson Monkman
Frank Igoda
Lucille Inbody
Guardi
Great Falls PCA to Hold Annual Meeting Monday
Great Falls Production Credit Association invites 411 members from Cascade Chouteau Lewis and Clark and Teton counties to its fourth annual stockholders meeting in the Cascade county courthouse west courtroom Monday at 10:00. Officers will report on the year, speakers will present talks, a noon dinner will be served, and members are urged to attend with their spouses.
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Great Falls
Nicol
Cascade
Chouteau
Lewis and Clark
Teton
Sharp Highway Curve Near Court House To Be Reworked
Surveyor stakes show plans to ease the curve around the court house by cutting 10 to 12 feet into the lawn and removing a few trees. Cuts will extend from street corners near the ILBE Taylor garage sheriff residence Clyde Kraber home and Chateau hospital garden. Fire hydrants will be moved. highway department will straighten the road south of the court house.
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Court House
Highway Department
ILBE
Taylor
Clyde Kraber
Chateau Hospital
Judge Hattersley to Hear First Term Court in New Year
Clerk FH. M. Daley reports quiet week with civil and probate matters on the docket. Judge R. M. Hattersley from Conrad is due Friday for the first term of court, with no marriage licenses issued yet in 1938. A suit for damages by R. T. Elis and H. D. Baskett against the Teton Cooperative Canal Co. led to a restraining order on water use from the Teton river for Eureka reservoir, later countermanded by a judge's order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Daley
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
R. T. Elis
H. D. Baskett
Teton Cooperative Canal Co
Teton River
Eureka
Notice Young Timers Meeting Next Wednesday Night
A notice announces a meeting for the Young Timers group at the court to discuss plans for an event titled the epane. The exact purpose and details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Bense
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Woolgrowers Convention
Fairfield 4-H
Stillwater CO
St. Mary's Hoopsters
Iboys
NO. Central Area Council
Boy
Rebekahs
Miss Beaupre
George Thompson
Guardian
George Carroll
Robert Miller
Marshall King
Lawrence Wren
Stillwater, Wis
L. W. Allen
PCA
Sharp
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