Grazing Permits Sought for Lewis and Clark Forest
Applications for grazing permits on the Lewis and Clark national forest are due by February 1. W. E. Lockhart says large sheep and cattle permits may be fewer this year, though total livestock could rise due to other factors. Last year 18,201 sheep and 17,533 cattle were permitted. actual grazing reached 6,354 cattle and horses combined. Five livestock associations meet to plan for 1931, with levies to cover herding and salting and small financial balances reported. No action on permits until all applications arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark National Forest
W. E. Lockhart
Lockhart
Missoula
Sun River Association
Frank Salmond
Carl O. Madson
Mr. Salmond
O. F. Brusgard
Earl Yeager
Birch Creek Association
Bynum
Fred C. Campbell
George Sabados
J. J. Sabados
Deep Creek Association
Augusta Association
Falls Creek Association
James Peebles
Vincent Ward
Week End Games Bring Victories and Defeats for Teton Basketeers
The Teton high school basketball teams posted three victories and two losses over the weekend. Players across the squads competed at home and away venues, with standout performances noted by coaches and cheer squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Basketeers
The
Teton High School
Teton teams fare in Centerville and Simms meet
Friday and Saturday night action sees Centerville Bulldogs fall 18 to 20 to a high school, while Teton girls win 44 to 21. Simms hosts, with Teton boys winning 39 to 21. girls fall 26 to 21. Bulldogs also clash with Simms independents, reserves dominate, and next trips include Conrad and Great Falls matchups.
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Centerville
Bulldogs
Teton
Simms
Art Graber
Simms High
Teton Girls
Conrad
Blue Bisons
Great Falls
Woodcraft Installation Has Strong Attendance at Chateau Circle Event
Chateau Circle No. 256 of the Neighbors of Woodcraft hosted a public installation last Thursday night with about 20 Rosebud Circle members visiting from Augusta. The program featured Miss Florence Trescott singing Felice, a piano solo by Kenneth Thompson, county high school girls tap number, and a paper on the order’s work by J. H. Byler. Refreshments and dancing followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Circle No
Woodcraft
Rosebud
Augusta
August
Florence Trescott
Felice
Kenneth Thompson
Gus Thompson
Marguerite Vaughn
Hazel
J. H. Byler
Dance at Bole Saturday Features Austad Orchestra
Community notes report a Saturday January 31 dance in Bole with Austad's orchestra. Social visits include Mrs. Barce hosted by neighbors and a Sunday dinner at the Earl Zimmerman home. Farm and club activities are listed with meetings and travel notes across Bole and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole
Austad
George Barce
Paul Mathis
Art Tesch
Pete Sandmo
W. G. Dauwalder
Farmers’ Oil Co
Fairfield
E. M. Bammel
Chateau
Marian Davis
Bammel
Dauwalder
Earl Zimmerman
Max Bunday
The
Home Demonstration Club
B. O. Price
Great Falls
A. C. Munson
C. F. Carlson
John Holm
Kinsey
Inga Dale
H. Thompson
Martin Gronberg
Fairfield Beach
John Kosnick
Power
Club Women Hear Local Speaker on Insurance
Chateau Woman's club met at the Glenloyd with W. G. Bloomdahl presenting What Every Woman Should Know About Life Insurance using boards and charts. Hostess was Mrs. C K Malone and program chair was Mrs. G C Core. Otis Mellon, treasurer, reported a final New Year dance fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bloomdahl
Chateau Woman’s Club
Glenloyd
C. K. Malone
G. C. Core
Otis Mellon
Local Insurance Talk Sets Feb 3 Meeting
Frank Stearnes from Equitable Live Insurance introduced addressing Great Falls audience. Next meeting on February 3 features Aaron Singer of the Paris store in Great Falls, hosted by Mrs. B. H. Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broomdahl
Frank Stearnes
Great Falls
Equitable Live Insurance Company
B. H. Fisher
Aaron Singer
Paris
Four New Cases Filed in Teton County District Court
In district court in Teton county four new cases are listed. L. E. Taylor sues H. B. Thompson in attachment proceedings. Jerry Siccama names Sam Luinstra in a foreclosure suit represented by Murch and Wuerthiner of Great Falls. Lena Marie Trescott seeks divorce from Richard Trescott. Teton county asks to return 526.24 to Citizens State Bank of Chateau for allegedly overcharged taxes. the bank contests that figure and cites 1,372.78 taxed in 1930 with a 686.39 payment already made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of
Teton County
L. E. Taylor
H. B. Thompson
Jerry Siccama
Sam Luinstra
Murch and Wuerthiner
Great Falls
Lena Marie Trescott
T. H. Pridham
Richard Trescott
Citizens State Bank of
Chateau
Frank Woody
For Rent Pleasant warm steam heated rooms and apartments
Pleasant steam heated rooms and apartments for rent in the Givens building by Mrs J M Weaver. Also a garage for rent contact Mrs C H Swain in Choteau for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Weaver
Givens Building
C. H. Swain
Choteau
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U. S
U.S
Peerless
Heavy Service
Montana
Texaco
Teton Service CO
Trotabout
Department Store
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies Industrial
Enpworth League
John Bunyan
Baptists
Queen Esther
Woman’s Home Missionary Auxiliary
Walter B. Spaulding
Mountain States
Tel. & Tel. Co
Chevrolet Company
Mont
Teton Implement Co
Helen J. Thompson
McDonald Elk
Wm. Breding
Agawam
Citizens State Bank
Teton Impleemnt Co
Birdhill
R. IL. Clearman
Acantha
R. McNown
Wilkinson
Omaha
Neb
New Choteau
Firestone
Firestone Batteries
L. E. Taylor Garage
Ford
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