Choteau Men Attend Great Falls Scouting Meeting
Choteau members L. E. Taylor and W. E. Lockhart joined the North Central Montana council meeting in Great Falls. The report covered Troop 51 has 27 scouts, Cub Pack 38 with 20 Cubs, and total 47 boys with 16 adults. Troop 52 was discontinued as leaders moved on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Taylor
W. E. Lockhart
Boy Scouts
George Carroll
Jim Broderick
Chateau
Great Falls
Montana
Mr. Taylor
Lockhart
Choteau
Camp Jefferson
Teton Dro uth Quota Reaches 200 As Relief Aid Grows
Teton county's quota for national drouth relief was 200 dollars and the amount has been raised and sent. Miss Margaret Nagle, chairman of the chapter, announced yesterday. She urged more funds for domestic relief and urged donations of old clothing for needy families, to be brought to the court house or coordinated by her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Margaret Nagle
Red Cross
Swanson Reports On State School Boards Meeting
J A Swanson of Pendroy reported on the Montana School Boards association meeting at Missoula January 12 13. The lively discussion covered high school code revisions and topics like test books pupil transport high school levies financing lands and delinquent taxes. Proposals seek repeal of acts on manual industrial schools normal training and related funding with a shift to vocational training funds for broader student preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Miles City
Death Claims Mrs Agee Mother of Six Children
Ethel Susan Agee wife of Sam Agee of Farmington died at Chateau hospital from tuberculosis after a 10 day admission. Born October 15 1892 in American Falls Idaho she was previously Ethel Nelson. Survived by six children May Alta Raymond Ethel Irene and Doris and by her mother Mrs Wm Nelson stepfather Pete Agee and several siblings. Funeral at Methodist church with Rev Kaemmer and burial in Chateau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Susan Agee
Sam Agee
Farmington
Chateau Hospital
Mrs. Agee
Ethel Susan Nelson
Wm. L. Nelson
American Falls
Idaho
Nelson
Pete Agee
Ethel
Mr. Agee
Sam
Lewistown
Teton County
May
Alta
Raymond
Irene
Doris
Clifford Olson
Spokane
Albert Nelson
Gilbert Agee
Agawam
van Coutcher
Black Diamond
Wash
Methodist
E. R. Kaemmer
Chateau
Chas. G. Roberts
Mozer Opens Shoe Shop in Conrad
Joe Mozer closes Browning shop and moves the business to Conrad. Lawrence Mozer oversees the Browning shop duties in Chateau while the father sets up the Conrad store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Joe Mozer
Browning
Lawrence Mozer
Chateau
Mills to Grind Wheat as Montana Trade Commission Sets Rules
County Agent Robert Clarkson informed farmers that two leading Great Falls mills will follow Montana Trade Commission rules on custom grinding. The rules cover exchange of wheat for flour and mill feed, specifying flour and mill feed returns per bushel and options for grade, with mills to supply deficient standard sizes at market cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Great Falls
Montana Trade Commission
Quiet Court Session Settles Drs Bateman Dulaney Dispute
The district court term ended quietly with two high profile cases, Dr. C H Dulaney versus Dr. H W Bateman, settled out of court and dismissed by Judge R M Hattersley. Foreclosure decree in W E Rice against John B Mitchell, minor custody grant for Red Cross chapter children, and alimony hearing for Valinda Dornblaser were also addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
C. H. Dulaney
H. W. Bateman
R. M. Hattersley
Maddox
Maddox and Church For Dulaney, and Cooper, Stephenson and Hoover
Dr. Bateman
Great Falls
W. E. Rice
John B. Mitchell
Teton County
Bynum Irrigation Dis
Jerry Saunder
Margaret Nagie
Teton
The
Red Cross
Howard
Wilda
Harvey
Owen Dornblaser
Valinda Dornblaser
J. J. Wuerthner
Mercher Maddox
J. W. Church
Harold Hoover
Captain Walter Verge Dies of Pneumonia at Heflin Alabama
Captain Walter L Verge a veteran of the Spanish American and World wars died of pneumonia in Heflin Alabama. He practiced law in Chateau and later served on the governor’s military staff. He is survived by his wife and daughter of Heflin and a sister Mrs Carrie Verge Spencer of Shelby. Born in Canada in 1880 he served with the 2nd Montana infantry and the 163rd Infantry and fought on the Mexican border and in France during world war I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Walter L. Verge
Heflin
Alabama
Verge
Chateau
Great Falls
2Nd
Montana Infantry
National Guard
163Rd Infantry
National Army
Helena
Camp Mills
France
Helslin
Nice
Carrie Verge Spencer
Shelby
Canada
Scouts Celebrate Boy Scout Anniversary Across Montana
The 21st anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America is marked with a Sunday church service in Chateau at 8:00 p.m. and a February 9 court of honor in Great Falls with about 200 Scouts from 20 troops. Eagle awards—nine in all—are planned, with events in Dutton, Belt, Cascade, Fort Benton, and Chateau and an inter patrol rally February 18 at the high school gym. Tickets are free and available from Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
United States
Chateau
Methodist Church
Kaemmer
Great Falls
Dutton
Belt
Cascade
Fort Benton
Board of Review
Montana
Montana Hereford Show and Sale Planned at Great Falls
Nick Vlinker, a Montana Hereford breeder and state association member, announces a March 17 show and sale at the Great Falls fairgrounds pavilion. About 35 to 40 local bulls are expected with bidders including Burch Halladay Emil Durr and Vlinker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Nick Vlinker
State
Montana
Iowa
Vlinker
Billings
Ed. Miller
Hunters Hot Springs
Belle Wright
Stevensville
Iowa Hereford Breeders Association
Sioux Falls
R. J. Kutser
American Hereford Breeders Association
Secretary of State Sportsmen Plans Montana Visit
B F Gerry Montana State Sportsmens association secretary is expected in Choteau soon for a day and night visit. He lectures on wild life and game problems with moving pictures by Wm Rush. Rod and Gun club meetings discuss his coming and a proposed duck hunting season shift to October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Gerry
Montana State Sportsmen’s Association
Choteau
W. E. Lockhart
Choteau Rod and Gun Club
Mr. Gerry
Montana
Wm. Rush
Lewis and Clark Forest
U. S. Biological Survey
Rod and Gun Club
Forest Office
Gerry
Boy Scouts
Rod and Gun Clubs
Cubs Meet Thursday At Chateau Cub Pack No 38
The Chateau Cub pack No 38 held its regular monthly meeting at the public school with Cubmaster Jim Broderick in charge. Sixteen Cubs and about fifteen adults attended as a program with tests games and activities. Russell Conklin of Great Falls spoke to the Cubs and led an adults session on Cub work. Broderick plans a semi monthly Cubs only meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Jim Broderick
Russell Conklin
Great Falls
Broderick
Cha teau Creamery Aide Wins Cream Grading Prize
W. W. Smith proprietor of the Cha teau Creamery attended the Dairy Products convention in Havre last week where delegates discussed a uniform cream grading law. Smith won first prize with his butter sample and reported a profitable, enjoyable trip with delegates from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Smith
Chateau Cremery
Havre
Dairy Products Department
Department of Agriculture
Racketeers Fall To Centerville In Fast Game
Chateau basketball fans saw Centerville defeat the Teton Racketeers 39 to 31. Dinty Moore started scoring for Chateau as the first quarter closed 12 to 4. Centerville tied the game late in the third with seven baskets and a free throw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Centerville
Teton
Choteau
Dinty Moore
Cohoe
Moore
Centersville
Davis
M. Motil
S. Moors
Core
Bleecker
Holmes
Chateau FG
TR Moore
Rf We
S. Motil
Mowes Esscerrsseens
Bozik
Se Naweccenensece
J. Motil
Eenseceseceennes Hammer
Eewent Tonsssce
Ingersoll
Earles
Trescott
A H Gamble Farm to Change Hands on March First
One of Burton beach’s oldest and best known properties will pass to new ownership on March first. The A H Gamble farm, long run by Gamble, will be sold to Martin Vigen who previously ran the A K Cowell place at Deep Creek before its purchase by Clark Coffey. Vigen announced the change while in town with his aged father from Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Beach
A. H. Gamble
Gamble
Martin Vigen
A. K Cowell
Deep Creek
Clark C. Coffey
Martin
Bynum
Three Become Scouts in Chateau Troop 51 Investiture
At a Monday night troop meeting Troop 51 of Chateau Boy Scouts welcomed three new Tenderfoot members. Lester Franks and brothers Carl and John Owens joined under Scoutmaster George Carroll with Arnold Hanusa and M S Bullerdick assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Boy Scouts
Lester Franks
Carl
John Owens
George Carroll
Arm Nold Hanusa
M. S. Bullerdick
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Scout Meeting
Scout Board
of the Area Council
A. C. Baucher
Council
21 Mountains
Jade
W. L. Clift
C. B. Elwell
J. A. Rawls
W. A. Bell
J. W. Jordan
BE. G. Maclay
A. C. Boucher
Teton Drouth
Swanson
County
TOTAL
Federal
W. L. Verge
Heflin, Ala
Falls
Montana Bulls
State Sportsmen’s Association
A. H. Gamble Farm
Vigen Buyer
Citizens State Bank
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