Teton Defeats Augusta as Bulldogs Rally in Weekend Hoops
Coach J Kent Midgett’s Bul Mog bas keteers had mixed results with wins over Augusta and Conrad, while reserves and the girls boosted Teton’s performance. Friday the boys beat Augusta 23 14, and Tuesday Conrad trips they hosted both boys and girls, ending 19 17 for the visitors. The Sand Coulee loss to Stockett 44 10 and a 11 11 girls draw with Conrad highlighted the uneven weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kent Midgett
BulMog Basketeers
Augusta High Quint
Centerville
Sand Coulee
Conrad High
Augusta
Teton
Conrad
Bulldogs
Mid
Stockett Sand Coulee
Teton Quint
Balko
Yeton
Core
Aee Tennant
Pore
Griffith
Cece
Higgins
Whealy
Schmidt
Yeager
Project Farmer Im proves Home Plans to Drop Livestock Work
Tl G Basswin a progressive farmer on the Greenfield division of the Sun River project has completed home improvements including a modern electric lighting system and a complete water and plumbing setup with a septic tank. He will sell most of his Hereford stock as he shifts from livestock to grain farming, including purebred hulls from the H Tl Halladay herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tl. G. Basswin
Sun River Project
Baldwin
H. Tl. Halladay
Kerr Re-Elected Director in PC Group
Great Falls Production Credit association re elected all officers and directors at its second annual stockholders meeting held in Great Falls Tuesday. ELEF Lyman of Great Falls is president, C W Thompson of Nighwood vice president, H J Nicol of Great Falls secretary treasurer, Ruby H Pratt of Great Falls assistant secretary treasurer, J Werr of Farmington and J T Weisner of Augusta stay on the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls Production Credit Association
Great Falls
Elef. Lyman
Great 1Ills
C. W. Thompson Nigzhwood
H J Nicol
Ruby H. Pratt
J. Werr
Local Man Returned to S D Forgery Charge
Nick Lichter a Fairfield resident for nearly a year was extradited from Fairfield to Temmnon Perkins county South Dakota to face a forgery charge. Sheriff Floyd C Short dispatched the request and Sheriff J L Bisings effected the arrest. Lichter waived extradition and offered no trouble. He was based in rear rooms of the Greenfields Oil Co during Fairfield stay and once played for the Fairfield baseball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Lichter
Fairfield
Temmnon
Perkins County
South Dakota
Floyd C. Short
Lichter
J. L. Bisings
Short
Greenfields Oil Co
Ida Waterman Dies Suddenly At Austin Minn
Mrs Ida Ferris Waterman 80 an old time Teton county resident and longtime WCTU and Methodist worker died suddenly in Austin Minnesota. She collapsed after waking for breakfast. she had lived with her daughter Mrs Dana Murphy and had previously taught school and served as state WCTU organizer in North Dakota. She leaves a son Dean and multiple Ferris siblings and nieces and nephews. Funeral plans point to Austin Minn burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Ferris Waterman
Teton County
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Austin
Minn
South Dakota
Collins
Methodist Church
Murphy
Chicago
Dean
Fred Ferris
Whitefish
H. K. Ferris
Austin, Minn
Death of Dean Charles Becker Son of Glen and Mrs Becker
Telegram announces the death of Dean Charles Becker in Minneapolis at Eitel hospital aged seven, after weeks of illness. Born March 2 1929 in Cut Bank he moved to this city two years ago and is survived by his parents a brother and paternal grandparents. Funeral arrangements set for Monday at the George chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Dean Charles
Glen R. Becker
Eitel Hospital
Dean
Cut Bank
Toned
Crest Halls
Decker
Kenny Wolste
Local Service Station Renames to Chick's Shell Station
Tohn JT. "Chick" Sulerove announced the renaming of his Chateau service station at Main avenue and First Street North from John’s Service Station to Chick’s Shell Station. He cited name confusion as the reason for the change and noted the station has been authorized to display the American Automobile Association emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohn JT
Chick” Sulerove
Main Avenue
First Street
Chateau
American Automobile Association
Willson Attends Extended Montana Extension Conference
County Agent Fred Willson of this city attends Montana State college sessions as Montana Extension service workers plan the coming year. The conference features talks by Dr. C B Smith and H R Rolphe on extension as a profession and rural leadership, with sessions on records, irrigation, and rehabilitation to align with 1936 plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Extension Service
Montana State College
Fred Willson
Montana
J. C. Taylor
Extension Service
C. B. Smith
Division of
Washington,d. C
Washington
N. L. Towne
Montana Farm Bureau Federation
H. R. Rolphe
Montana Farmers’ Union
E. A. Starch
R. E. Clarkson
Denver
Washington, D. C
Horace Bolster
Dr. Starch
G. H. Bingham
Harlemites Ready to Face Racketeers in Saturday Showdown
The New York Harlemites, 61 season record with one loss, travel to clash with Chateau Racketeers on Saturday Feb 1. Manager C M Olson boasts the Harlemites are faster, cleaner and more entertaining, with additions like Herb Winner and a familiar five led by Teddy Brime Pat Cannon Ben Hall Don Goins and Les Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Teton County
Chateau
C. M. Olson
Herb
Montana State
Harlemites
Bloomfield
Iowa
Vincenney
Ind
Jmr
Orson
Teddy Brime
Pat Cannon
Ben Hall
Don Goins
Les Pearson
Mr. Olson
Fun Feed Heads Meet Plans for Big Event Feb 20
County Agent Fred Willson welcomed the Fun Feed committee as they set the date for the 11th annual event on February 20. They formed special committees for dinner, tickets, arrangements, music, program, floor and door duties and requested communities to submit preferred program numbers to avoid duplication. Ticket pricing and dinner details will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Willson
Dave Swenby
Henry Davidson
Ed. Savik
Iona Davidson
Reid Swenson
W. G. Dauwalder
Geo. Alzheimer
Olaf Larson
Carl Peterson
H. EH. Wuest
George Alzheimer
Fred S. Willson
JH. H. Wuest
John Toenyes
C. 0. Juelfs
Claude Windecker
Keith Hane
Fred Phillips
Leoward McClell
Date Set for F F A District Meet At Glacier Park
About 200 boys from Teton county and districts including Sims Cascade Dutton Weber Brownine and Conrad will attend the F F A District Meet at Chateau of Glacier Park Montana on Friday April 10. Events include stock judging grain judging poultry judging farm mechanics contests tar ot shooting baseball horseshoe pitching and an evening program with a feed stunt prizes and a dance. The local FFA chapter expects to spend about 375 dollars and aims to raise the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Glacier Park District
Montana
Smith-Houches
FOF
H A
Smith-Hughes Department of Teton County High School
FFOA
Teton
Sims
Cascade
Dutton Weber
Brownine
Conrad
Winner
alre@ado
Bell Callin County Exceeds Quota Final Figures Revealed
Miss Margaret Nagle announced final figures after a cross county roll call before the holidays showing Teton county leading with strong subscriptions. The county tally includes nine five and three fifty dollar members, with a total of 3227 in the county chapter and additional Mercier funds noted. Workers across counties listed include C. W. Burns, J. F. Tess Collins, Mrs. D. A. Reiquam, and others in Choteau, Dion Valley, Cleiv, Role, Belleview, Agawam, Pendroy, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nagle
Teton County
Coumty
Diurton
Ye Dutten
Enou
Dutton
Mercer
Choteau
C. W. Burns
J. F. Tess Collins
D. A. Reiquam
Dion Valley
Juells
Cleiv
Hanson
Woman's Club
Oliver Hanson
Belleview
K. Ji Gseason
Agawam
G. Torsson
Pendroy
W. H. Welle
Masonic Bodies to Meet in Choteau in February
The Sun MWaver-Teron Masonic Welfare association plans its first quarterly meeting for 1656 in Choteau on Friday February 14. Officers announced the program including hospitality by the Choteau lodge and remarks by the grand master. Members from Coteau Ulton and Partie and visiting lodges are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Sun Mwaver-Teron Masonic Welfare Association
Choteau Masoni
Coteau
Oulton
Partie
Edeoine
Fairfield residents listed in local society notes
Readable fragment lists names associated with Fairfield and nearby towns including Mrs EE Kay, Mrs John Dale, Mrs David Swenby, Mrs FE S Maynard, Jonas Johnson, George Sollid, and the Woman's Club associated figures. Possible club or social directory snippet from Dupuyer and Dutton regions.
Great Falls Hosts North Central Montana Scout Council Meeting
Scouters from Choteau Fairfield and Dutton attended the annual meeting in Great Falls for the North Central Montana council of the Boy Scouts of America. Officials reported 1 483 Scouts enrolled start of 1936, a 324 gain for the year, with plans outlined for anniversary week activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Fairfield
Dutton
Great Falls
Montana
Bruce Garlinghouse
Fr. M. Bammel
A. I. Myers
Leonard Burns
H. M. Daley
Hanusa
Bynum
Calvin Wixom
Stearns
Chateau
Edgar Maclay
Edgar G. Maclay
E. S. Bardwell
Court of Honor
H. C. Donaldson
Ll. G. Levitte
Art J. Baker
Lewistown
C. B. Elwell
Havre
Cook
Belt
Browning
Cascade
Chinook
Teton
Cot Bank
Park, Chouleau
Broadwater
Hiualem
Harlowton
Helena
Phillips
Pondera
Toole
White Sulphur
Cage Artists of G. F. to Play Here Sunday
The Moris Tesoss cavers, sponsored by Alaris Sporting Goods Co., will perform in a Sunday event at Chateau Rerehk. The team, one of the last independent squads in the region, is expected to draw local interest with an afternoon game featuring fast action and a kids’ admission rate of 23 cents. Charlie Cohoe expresses enthusiasm for the show and the team’s prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moris Tesoss
Alaris Sporting Goods Co
Great Padis
Bettie Etfs Wall
Chateau Rerehk
Fewer Than Half Apply for Licenses in County Report
County Treasurer Vhaer smuth notes less than half of motorists have applied for licenses. Only 1405 applications received to date. 2417 licenses issued last year. The deadline was January 1 with Jan 31 and Feb 1 enforcement promised for tardy drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhaer
Sigmre
Tieenses Krave
Liz
Leenses
Highway Patrol Department
Western visitors note Western progress and New York contrast
Arthur Hirshberg, returning from New York after two weeks, praises Western women for fashion awareness and asserts Montana’s economic vitality. He contrasts Broadway crowds with Great Falls, cites Rockefeller Center, Radio City, and experiences urban poverty, while acknowledging mixed sentiment on the New Deal during his travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sticks
Arthur Hirshberg
New York City
Broadway
New York
Central Avenue
Great Falls
Chateau Merchant
Twin Cities
Chicago
Mr. Hirshberg
West
Montana
Hirshberg
Chateau
New Home Demonstration Club Formed at Blackleaf
A new Home Demonstration club organized last Saturday in Blackleaf with eleven members, the twelfth in the county. Officers: Mrs. Mary Knowlton president Gladys Lemmon vice president Edith Cook secretary Lizzie Knowlton project leader Helen Collins project leader. Members include Minnie Leubner Ruth Irwin Ada Townsend Ella Irwin Pearl Campbell Sarah McKee. Pendray club representatives Miss Ethel Reid and Mrs. Freda Phillips attended and offered guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackleaf
Mary Knowlton
Gladys Lemmon
Edith Cook
Lizzie Knowlton
Helen Collins
Minnie Leubner
Ruth Irwin
Ada Townsend
Ella Irwin
Pearl Campbell
Sarah McKee
Ethel Reid
Freda Phillips
Pendray Home Demonstration Club
Homer Cook
W C Meeting Features Local Writers Read
The W C meets Tuesday with hostess Mrs Franlin and co hostesses Mrs Guthrie and Mrs Ted Dover. Forest Ranger T H Ween contributed two essays Life Values and Protect Your Heart. Mrs Crary read Life Values and Mrs Core presented Protect Your Heart. Marion Merrill chaired the seating and Mrs Nelson led a poem by Miss Chris Ye land. Oscar Rosbacks musical arrangement accompanied Joyce Kilmer Trees at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franclin
Horeau
Chib Avvisinnt
A. S. Guthrie
Ted- Sin Dover
T. H. Ween
BE. J. Crary
G C Core
Tis Marion Aerll
Mies Chris Yeland
Ain Cohoe
Vomar
Ror
Nelson Geng
Oscar Roshack
Joyce Kilmer
Aver
Local Odd Fellows Visit Valier for Work and Return Visit Booked
Chateau loge No 1t, EP OO F Y sent a party to Valier to perform the second degree ceremonies for three candidates. Attendees included C G Passmore, Nicherd Clearman, Gibson Monkman, Meyers, Depner, Stafford, Thompson, Beyrdt, Moulton, McGinnis, Manseth, Carlson and Smith. An invitation was extended to the Waller lodge to bring a candidate February 4 for initiation, followed by a joint social with the Rebekah order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Loge
Nisar
C. G Passmore
Nicherd Clearman
Gibson Monkman
Sanitt Meyers
Gus Depner
Ho I T. Stafford
George Thompson
Oscar Rpeyrdt
PR TE Moulton
A. J. McGinnis
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Kerr
PC Group
S. D
Ida Waterman
Glen Becker
Local Business
Better AG
Clarkson
F.F. A
B.C. Bell
Callin County
COUT
Teton County Scouters
Cage Artists
G. F
Long Trip
East
W. C
Valier
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