Local sportsmen oppose early duck season start
Chateau Rod and Gun club members at a special meeting in Lewis and Clark forest office criticized proposed changes to Montana game laws. They endorsed the Montana Sportsmen's association bear bill, opposed a September 16 duck season and backed a October 1 opening, and urged support from Teton county legislators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Rod & Gun Club
Lewis and Clark National Forest
C. D. McDonald
B. F.speery
Montana Sportsmen's Association
Montana Sportsmen’s Association
Crarg
McNeal Seeks Treatment At Chateau Hospital
R. H. McNeal of Augusta checked into the Chateau hospital on Tuesday for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. McNeal
Augusta
Chateau Hospital
Pendroy Farm Loan Association reports big 1930 loan total
Pendroy National Farm Loan association held its January 20 annual meeting. Officers and staff were reelected as the group reports 29000 in new loans and 51300 in approved but not yet funded loans, with 48600 in processing applications. Secretary-treasurer J A Swanson notes improved district rating and no delinquencies. The Spokane conference cited favorable terms with a 54.5 percent interest rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendroy National Farm Loan Association
Pendroy
Twelfth District
J. A. Swanson
Spokane
Twelfth District Bank
Montana
Swanson
Farm Shop School Draws An Enrollment From Six Communities
Six communities of Teton county are represented among the men enrolled for the second annual adult farm shop school which starts at the Teton county high school Saturday January 1. Four are from Farmington and three each from Fairfield Bole Pendrey and Chateau with one from Collins. The course covers five or six weeks with plans laid for the eight hour opening session including noon lunches and topics such as farm engineering tool sharpening forge work and general repair under the Smith-Hughes vocational agriculture department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
County
Teton County
Farmington
Fairfield
Bole
Pendrey
Chateau
Collins
M. K
Luther
Smith-Hughes Vocational Agriculture Department
Lamb Feeding Seen as Next Big Development in County
Phil I. Cole and O. B. Parham reported sending fat lambs to Chicago markets. Lambs rose from about 60 to 85 to 100 pounds after three months on wheat barley and alfalfa hay. Cole said local lambs can match corn belt quality and profit from 4 to 6 cents per pound, with shipments totaling 12 cars recently and another 12 planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Phil I. Cole
O. B. Parham
Great Falls
Chicago
Cole
Corn Belt
Bob
Bowles Livestock Commission Company of
Local hoopsters primed for home showdown next Wednesday
Chateau town basketball fans await a home game on February 4 against either the Phantom Five from Great Falls or the Dutton quintet. Both squads are strong. features include Great Falls stars Gemberling Sidor Skoog and Dutton’s Crane brothers Ick Shorty plus Fowell Haines and Proff. Chateau counters with local Bulldog veterans and Clint Core as pivot. Boosters expect fast breaking offense as the team seeks to regain form after a string of close losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Town
Phantom Five
Great Falls
Cascade County League
Dutton
Chateau
Gemberling
Sidor
Skoog
Crane Brothers
Ick
Shorty
Fowell
Haines
Bulldog
Lmelight
Browning Indians
Clint Core
Husky Conrad
Conrad
Turkeys Shipped by Teton Association Reach 6863 Pounds
County agent figures show 6863 pounds of turkeys shipped from Teton county last week by the Teton Shipping Association. Estimated other poultry around 750 pounds with 1303 pounds from Dutton and 5561 from Chateau. Advances totaled 1447.21 with prime birds at 23 cents, mediums 19 cents, and commons 15 cents. E A Tunnicliff of Bozeman visited Choteau on county agent business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Teton Shipping Association
Dutton
Chateau
E. A. Tunnicliff
Bozeman
Choteau
Burton Pioneer Gunder Hanson Dies at 73
Gunder Hanson 73 pioneer of the Burton bench and a three year resident of Choteau died Saturday from infirmities of old age. He settled in Burton in 1893 and later moved to Montana via Klama. Survivor circle includes three brothers and a sister. funeral held Tuesday at the Norwegian Lutheran church in Farmington with burial in Farmington cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunder Hanson
Burton Bench
Hanson
Choteau
Joe Scott
Chateau Hotel
Bratsberg
Minn
Nielsville
Montana
Klama
Red River Valley
Hansen
Frank
Martin
Seattle
Ole
Winger
Edwin Mindrum
Osakis
Andrew Shibsted
Carl
Theo
Howard Hanson
Henry E. Hanson
Farmington
Henry B. Hanson
Martin Hanson
Oliver Hanson
Bole
Fred Hanson
Great Falls
Harvey Beyer
Fairfield
Martin Swanson
Cillins
Nina Hanson
E. F. Carlson
Charles G. Roberts
Choteau Lions Hear Milwaukee Plan to Publicize Dude Ranches
Milwaukee railroad official M. E. Randall outlined campaigns to promote dude ranches in Teton county, including an illustrated pamphlet and a feature article in a magazine with about 65 000 circulation. Lions members and guests discussed cooperation with the Milwaukee Road for regional recreational publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Choteau Lions Club
M. E. Randall
Milwaukee Railroad
Great Falls
Randall
Dan Noble
Milwaukee Road
Noble
The
Lions Club
Milwaukee
Frances Pridham
W. E. Lockhart
B. F. Garry
Montana Sportsmen’s Association
Mr. Garry
Lions
Bequeaths Estate of over $6 009 to Salvation Army
The will of Nicholas Tuttle executed May 19 1925 bequeaths an estate valued at 6 613 38 to the Salvation Army. Probate petitions filed Tuesday set a February 20 hearing before District Judge R M Hattersley. B I Packer seeks letters of administration. executor named is George W Magee. Mr Tuttle died recently at a Great Falls hospital. He was an early county settler with no known heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Tuttle
Salvation Army
Tuttle
R. M. Hattersley
B. I. Packer
Bynum
George W. Magee
Great Falls
Change in Chateau Woman's Club meeting date
Miss Ruby Miller president of the Chateau Woman's club announced the Feb 3 meeting is postponed to Feb 17 due to Aaron Singer of the Paris store in Great Falls being unavailable. The Feb 3 program moves to Feb 17 and the latter date program is abandoned. Mrs Ben H Fisher will host and Mrs J E Byrne chairs. The original program Spiritual Training of Children in the Home was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Miller
Chateau Woman’s Club
Aaron Singer
Paris
Great Falls
Singer
Ben H. Fisher
J. E. Byrne
Red Cross Drought Relief Fund Progress In County
The Red Cross drought relief drive in the county reports weekly updates showing contributions and balances. Local chapter forwarded a check from roll call funds and aims to reach 200 dollars while boxes for contributions are placed in two stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Fairfield
Red Cross
Wm. M. Baxter
The
St. Louis
Miss Nagle
Baxter
Dreath
Teton County
Legionnaires District 8 Meet in Great Falls Saturday
The annual Ameri can Legion district 8 meeting in Montana will be held Saturday in Great Falls with a 3 PM business session at Veterans hall and 7 PM banquet at Columbia hall Fifth street and Central avenue. Legionnaires and the district 8 Women’s auxiliary will attend together for the banquet and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Department of Montana
Great Falls
George A. Carroll
Veterans’ Hall
Columbia Hall
Fifth Street
Central Avenue
Women's Auxiliary of the Legion
Legionnaires
Carrol
Best Byrd Letter Contest Entries Picked
Out of 26 letters from 11 county schools three winners were Guy Gulbrandsen Paul Parker and Geraldine Weber. The top letters will be sent to Washington for the national contest. Gulbrandsen Pendroy eighth grade Parker Teton View seventh grade and Weber Baker School seventh grade were honored for their letters on Admiral Byrd as he prepares to address the National Education Association in Detroit on February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Byrd
Guy Gulbrandsen
Paul Parker
Geraldine Weber
Washington
Carl Gulbrandsen
Pendroy
W. E. Wiggins
Grover
Belt Miners Outclassed by Teton Bulldogs in Fast Game
Belt Miners lost 25 to 13 to the Teton Bulldogs after a spirited contest on the local floor. McCafferty led Belt with nine points while Hanson and Earles each had four for Teton. Referee Ing ersoll sprained an ankle. Gordon Holmes replaced him. Augusta visits Friday for a double header.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High Bulldogs
Belt
Belt High School
Bulldogs
McCafferty
Miners
Hanson
Earles
Teton
Conrad
Hershell Ingersoll
Gordon Holmes
Holmes
Charlee Cohoe
Augusta
Augusta High
Foreclosure of Liens Sought Against Sterling Oil Co
Continental Supply files two lien foreclosure suits in district court against Sterling Oil Co and others. One suit seeks 4366.88 plus 6.50 interest and 500 in fees, the other 8195.55 plus 13.09 interest and 8000 in fees. Liens were filed December 26 with county clerk on property used or leased by Sterling for supplies and machinery. The Collins refinery owned by Sterling is implicated. Plaintiffs ask court to subordinate others to their claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Supply Company
L. P. Donovan
Henry McClernan
Shelby
Sterling Oil Company
Collins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sec. of State Sportsmen’s Assn
E. J. Crarg
L. B. Taylor
Harrison Craig
Garry
Wm. Rush
Lewis and Clark Forest
State Fish and Game Commission
U. S. Biological Survey
Lockhart
Red Rock Lake
Beaverhead County
Pendroy Farm Loan Association
Farm Shop School
County Cole
First National Bank
Deral Rese
TOTAL
FALLS
Chateau and _ Dutton
Dutton Choteau
Burton Pioneer
Farmington Cemetery
Minnesota
R. R
Joe White
Ivor Lestrade
Kenneth Gleason
Jess L. Gleason
H. C. Bris
Bine
Milwaukee, Wall Streeter
Bar Mountain Station
Mr. Stratton
Vacuum Oil Company of
George Tennant
RED Cross Drought Relief Fund
Legionnaires Dist. No
BYRD
Teton Bulldogs
Champ Conrad
Conrad High
Pigcecore
Sterling Oil Co
Citizens State Bank
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