FFA program at Bole entertains community
On Saturday night January 20 EF F A boys led by advisor M K Luther performed at Bole for about 22 members. The program featured a cowboy quartet a one act play and a speech on F F A aims. Evan Campbell explained F F A is a vocational agriculture group not a New Deal agency and outlined goals of thrift leadership and agricultural education. The sketch Ban ish the Scrub warned about scrub bulls in Montana and Teton county. Afterward games dancing and a midnight lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. F. A
Bole
M. K. Luther
Lester George
Ray Talifson
Kenneth Harmon
Leonard Cornole
Evan Campbell
Future Farmers of America Organization
New Deal
AAA
NRA
United States
Evan
Montana
Teton County
Howard Koch
Billy Bateman
Mr. Luther
Farm students draft water and sewage plans with budgets
Seniors and juniors in Ag I IV have drafted plans for water supply and sewage disposal on home farms. The budgets range from 150 to 400 dollars as they work on stationery engine projects in their shop sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag. I-Iv
Absences Reported Amid Illness Among Staff
Mack Swain has been absent for two days due to illness. Forrest Zion also absent without stated reason, leaving the cause unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Swain
Forrest Zion
Snyder Hood Couple Wed At Social Center Hall
Saturday morning at 11 o'clock Sidney Snyder married Miss Matilda Hood in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Fr. W. F. Curran at the Social Center hall. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Snyder. The groom is a young farmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Snyder, and the bride is the daughter of R. L. Hood of the Bole community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Snyder
Matilda Hood
W. F. Curran
Cecil Synder
S. W. Snyder
R. L. Hood
Bole
Card Parties and Local Social News from Pendroy
Pendroy John Bolsinger hosted about 40 friends at a Tuesday card party with many locals attending. Prizes went to Tony Reiss Carl Gutshall and Mrs. Jones. Miss Margaret Stephens visited the Lewis home for the weekend while several couples hosted bridge and further gatherings. The Ewinski and Gutshall families hosted events, and Miss Cucilla Mutz married in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bolsinger
Lewis
Seufert
Sprinkle
J. A. Swanson
Jones
Briggs
Gutshall
Arlo Talifson
Tobe Talifson
Homer Rowland
Monkman
Mason
Olive Wold
Carl Gutshall
C. L. Gutshall
Leonard Sheeble
Franklin Harris
Tony Reiss
Talbert
Ethel Reid
Pat Campbell
Cornett
Moon
Wold
Margaret Stephens
Chateau
Bridge
Ewinski
Harry Swanson
Swanson
Great Falls
Gutshall Ranch
Cucilla Mutz
Teton Tops Simms In Tight Weekend Hoops Play
The Teton squad battled Simms with lead changes through the second and third periods. Jourdonnais and Harmon led scoring as Teton edged ahead, while Simms struggled at the free throw line. Final frame points kept Teton ahead 24 to 17 as both teams pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Simms
Teton
Dale
Jourdonnais
Simma
Bulldogs
Boggs
C. Hanson
Greer
Ees
Copay Tontiarstaesqaut
Cy Oo
Eeseeeeneeeeeeeens
Tokerud
Bozes
PF Crowe
Geer
R. Hanson
Baker
Misfits and Racketeers Battle In Local Primary Match
The second period saw a 13 to 7 finish as Misfits players Connole Thompson Halverson Olson Anderson Leary and Reserve squad members Moore Thompson Peters Yeager Core Moore Smith competed. The Dutton Independents clashed with Chateau Racketeers in a hard main event, trailing by 10 points late third but finishing 45 to 34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connole
Thompson
Halverson
Olson
Anderson
Leary
Moore
Peters
Yeager
Core
Smith
Dutton Independents
Chateau
Conrad
Monarch Lumber Quint
Sweeds
Cassville
West
Spec” Holmes
Speenosbsdapemcapenen Davis
Fhoimes
Eencecsese
Dutton
Roberts
Knox
Ted
Cohoe
Odden
Boehm
Johnson
Ncereeeeenceservenee
Notice for Publication James Peebles heirs land claim
Department of the Interior notice in Great Falls Montana states that James Peebles heir of Annie Peebles deceased seeks three year proof to establish a stock raising homestead claim filed March 20 1929 for lands in sections 14 15 34 35 township 25 north range 7 west. Hearing before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris in Choteau Montana on March 6 1934. Witnesses listed: George Cook Albert Peterson Frank E Moore Dave Stonehouse all of Choteau Montana. First pub Jan 25 last Feb 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
James Peebles
Annie Peebles
Chateau
Township
Range 7
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Choteau
George Cook
Albert Peterson
Frank E. Moore
Dave Stonehouse
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Notice to creditors in estate of Thomas J McIntosh
The administrator of the estate of Thomas J McIntosh deceased invites creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims should be exhibited at Bert I Packer Chateau Montana. Date January 23 1934. William H McIntosh Administrator. Bert I Packer Attorney. First published January 25. last February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. McIntosh
Bert I. Packer
Chateau
Montana
William H. McIntosh
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Bateman v Salois Choteau MT
H W Bateman plaintiff obtains judgment against John Salois and Mary Salois and a writ of execution orders sale of Lot 2 Block 15 Jacksons First addition to Choteau Montana. Sale commanded under district court order dated December 26 1933 following November 17 1933 judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Bateman
John Salois
Mary Salois
District Court of
Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
John Saleig
Sheriff to Sell Property Under Execution in Montana
Notice of sale under a writ of execution authorizes the sheriff of Teton County Montana to sell the described dwelling house at the court house on January 27 1934 at 2 PM for cash to the highest bidder. The affidavit lists J L Billings sheriff and T J Dellwo under sheriff with Jen I Packer as attorney for the plaintiff and dates of first and last publication January 4 and January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Teton County
Montana
United States
J. L. Billings
T. J. Dellwo
Jen I. Packer
Plainff
Notice of Closing Registration for Chateau Montana Election
Notice announces closing of registration at 5 PM on February 15 1934 for Chateau Montana general election on first Monday of April 1934. Electors may register with Teton County Clerk in Chateau court house or before notary public or justice of peace. Eligibility requires US citizenship 21 years age Montana and Chateau residency and precinct duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Teton County
Court House
United States
Geo. A. Carroll
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beck
Pendray
Farmington
Bynum
Harmony
Simms F. F. A
Simms Boys
Teton Chapter
K. Poore
J. Moore
J. Toenyes
J. Anderson
V. Stott
H. Yeager
Ag. VII
John Owens
Lawrence Alzheimer
Harold McDonald
Fred Meadows
Monarch
Swift
Yakima
Stone’s Fancy
Nash’s
Warfield Baking Chocolate
Rinso
Hirshberg
Snyder-Hood
Pendroy
Rexall Drug Store
Teton Drug Co
Chotehau, Mont
Vira
Tay
FORD
Looney
Clara Baker
JL. Billings
F.C. Barridal
Iona Davidson
George Benedett
VA40
L. E. Taylor Garage
Hira
Hannan
Livingston
TOTAL
Embee Federal Res
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