Land Reclassification Aimed at Fair Taxation in Montana
State soil specialists and the state board of equalization urged revaluation of all lands and buildings to ensure uniform taxation as statewide levies are expected to rise each year. The meeting at Chateau addressed soil classes, grazing land evaluation, and plans to reappraise county irrigated lands and buildings within two to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wagnild
L. F. Gieseker
H. R. Stucky
State Board of Equalization and
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Teton County
State Experiment Station
State Board of Equalization
Chateau
Itn Waeanild
Stucky
Montana
ACA
Gieseker
State College
Waynild
Service Held At Chateau For C E Price
Funeral services for Claud Edwin Price 73 of Fairfield a former druggist who died January 12 were conducted at the Banks funeral home chapel with Rev Robert Livingston officiating Burial was at Sunset Hills cemetery in Fairfield Price born June 26 1876 at Everett Kansas educated at the University of Kansas Survivors include his mother Margaret Isabel Tacoma Washington sisters Mrs G R Ingels Fairfield and Mrs Daisy Halligan Tacoma and three children Claudia Wells Harry Price and Guy Price all of California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Edwin Price
Fairfield
Banks Funeral Home
Robert Livingston
Sunset Hills
Price
Everett
Kans
University of Kansas
Margaret Isabel
Tacoma
Wash
G. R. Ingels
Daisy Halligan
Claudia Wells
Harry Price
Guy Price
California
Teton Solon Fights Slot Machines to Boost Revenue
Senator Paul R. Rice of Teton county says 3 bills have passed the senate and 15 more await submission as the 60 day Montana session opens in Helena. He opposes slot machines and gambling bills while supporting proposed house measures on reorganizing public schools and financial distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Paul R. Rice
Teton County
Rice
House
Montana
Helena
Haight of Fergus
Haight
Pendray
Rise
Hospital bids may be considered soon for Teton Memorial
Teton Memorial Hospital association officials announced at the fifth annual meeting that expense trimming is the main focus over the past three months. Construction bids were postponed pending review by public health service in Denver after plans were revised from Chateau. Changes include eliminating a $3500 supervisor building, a $3000 lawn and sidewalks, and 18 other items to reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Hospital Association
Public Health Service
Denver
Chateau
Hospital Board
Fourth Coldest Reading Taken Here Last Night
Chateau recorded forty one degrees below zero the fourth lowest temperature since 1912. A Canadian cold wave lowered gas pressure and forced temporary shutdowns in large public buildings as schools closed to conserve energy. Mesmerizing contrast shows Feb 1936 50 below and Feb 1929 41 below noted in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Ray Kelly
Weather Bureau
Canada
Montana Dakota Utility Co
Robert Graham
Graham
Farmington
Choteau
Chateat
East Farmington
Great Falls
Browning
Morris Swenson
Airport Hill
Swenson
Bill Arensmeyer
Raymond Kelly
Patrol Warns Of Deadline For Car Plates
Patrolman Henry Helf warns Teton county residents to buy motor vehicle plates by February 1 to avoid fines. After an opening rush, annual sales lag with 1,227 car plates, 1,019 truck licenses, 56 trailer licenses and 2,190 drivers licenses sold to date. Drivers licenses were required at the start of January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Henry Helf
Woman's Club Hears Foster Music Program
Chateau Woman's club met at the Lions clubrooms with 32 members. Cora Cohoe chaired the program featuring a Stephen Foster overview by Deems Taylor and excerpts from a Foster biography. A quartet performed Old Black Joe and four other Foster songs including Old Folks at Home and My Old Kentucky Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Foster
Chateau Woman's Club
Lions
Cora Cohoe
Clarence Loone
Willard Paulus
Clarence Stenson
Marion Averill
Stephen Foster
Cohoe
Deems Taylor
John Howard
Lydia Lewis
Fred Smith
Emily Hoegskiss
Ruth O'Neil
Eileen Scott
Vernon Alfarga
Jeanie
Haiti
Montana county agents elect state officers at Bozeman meeting
Raymond Kelly and Frieda Schroder were elected state president and state president respectively of the county agents and home demonstration agent groups at the 34th annual conference of Montana extension service workers in Bozeman. The event ran from Monday to Thursday with agents from across Montana attending. Kelly noted Montana's growing representation on the National Association of County Agricultural Agents, including board member O. P. Roberts of Joliet and four Montana agents on national committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kelly
Teton County
Frieda Schroder
Bozeman
Montana
Kelly
National Association of County Agricultural Agents
United’ States
O. P. Roberts
Joliet
Montan
R. F. Rasmuson
Havre
Federal Agency Coordinating Committee
Ted Fosse
Great Falls
Rural Youth
A. R. Rollins
Missoula
Ray Kelly
Chateau
Chicago
Montana County Extension Agents Association
National Association
Hi. D
Montana Home Demonstration Extension Agents Association
Miss Schroder
National Home Demonstration Agents
Assault Charge Filed Against Casey Allum
An information filed in Choteau district court accuses Casey Allum of second degree assault. Allum pleads not guilty and faces a March 28 jury trial. Bail set at 2000 dollars. attorney Howard He man appointed after refusal to admit officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Allum
Choteau
Allum
Howard Heman
Sheriff's Office
District Court of
Chateau List
Joan Multan Chotea
Armed Services
Jay Robinson
Choteau Probate
R M Hattersley
Drainage Warning Issued for Agawam Bynum and Farmington Farmers
Farmers in Agawam Bynum and Farmington urged to contact the soil conservation district office in the Larson building about seepage and drainage issues. A machine to bore test holes will arrive in the county early next month and orders should be placed so the machine can complete jobs in one pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agawam
Bynum
Farmington
Soil Conservation District Office
Larson
Immoria‘els
Alog
Snyder to Manage Bowdoin Refuge in Montana Change
Leon C Snyder, longtime manager of Nine Pipe Pablo and nearby refuges, will take over Bowdoin refuge duties in north central Montana. He and his family move to Malta after a Charlo departure en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon C. Snyder
Pipe and Pablo
Lake County
Pishkun
Willow Creek
Benton Lake
Bowdoin
Montana
Malta
Snyder
Laureen
Charlo
Chateau
Fish and Wildlife Service
Stillwater
Nev
Synder
Tom Horn
Fort Peck
Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge
Nevada
Ben Hazeltine
Medicine Lake
Mont
Horn
Jene Crawford
K B Jolley
Ruby Lakes Refuge
Ninepipe
Pablo
Last Rites Set At Fairfield For Ole Nordhagen
Funeral services for Ole Nordhagen 81 a Belo farmer are set at St Pauls Lutheran church Fairfield Saturday at 2 pm The Rev A B Gravdal will officiate Nordhagen died Wednesday at Chateau after a two year illness He was born March 3 1867 in Norway came to America 43 years ago settling at Devils Lake ND He lived in Teton County near Bole 39 years His wife died in 1921 He is survived by a niece Mrs Joharmma Nordhagen and nine grandchildren in Montana Wisconsin and Minnesota His stepson Ole Nordhagen Jr of Chateau died in 1938 Relatives from out of Teton County include Mr and Mrs John Anderson of Great Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Nordhagen
Bole
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Fairfield
Gravdal
Nordhagen
Chateau
Norway
America
Devil's Lake
N. Dak
Teton County
Joharmma Nordhagen
Montana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ole Nordhagen, Jr
Out of Teton County
John Anderson
Great Falls
Pelletier Back From Showing Of New Cars
Vic Pelletier of Chateau Chevrolet returns from San Francisco where Pacific coast regional dealers previewed the redesigned 1949 Chevrolet. He reports 1500 dealers enthusiastic about the new line to be shown at Pelletier Chevrolet in Chateau this Saturday January 22 with public viewing invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Pelletier
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Chevrolet
Pelletier
Grand
Palace Hotel
Pelletier Chevrolet Company
Chateau
Malone official elected vice president of livestock association
Carl K. Malone a Chateau rancher was elected vice president of the American National Livestock Association at its 52nd annual meeting in North Platte Nebraska last Wednesday. Stockmen from across the United States attended as the group moved from North Platte after a midweek blizzard to a warmer site for next year in Miami Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl K. Malone
American National Livestock Association
North Platte
Neb
United States
North Platt
Miam
Fla
Flood of Bills Reach House Desks From Teton County
Lyle Standish of Teton County notes 51 bills presented in the Helena House with only two signed by the governor. He lists committee assignments and says public hearings Friday will cover transportation, finance and district reorganization measures as the liquor board inquiry proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Rep
Teton
House of Representatives
Helena
Lyle Standish
Teton County
Liquor Control Board
Standish
Senate
House
House Education Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Suu VV
Copmissane
Montana Experiment Station
H.R. Stucky
James Dellno
Dellno
C.E. Price
Teton Solon
Leon Snyder
Bowdoin Refuge
Malone
Teton House
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