PWA project inventories urged for state program
Special to The Acantha Helena January 29 Col D A McKinnon announces inventories of potential Public Works and reemployment projects. Local boards must submit worthy plans by February 11 for possible inclusion in a Washington state summary due March 1. Proposals are to be listed as suggestions, not applications.
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Acantha
Helena
Public Works Administration
Montana State Planning Board
Col
D. A. McKinnon
PWA
Chambers of Commerce
Washington
Col. McKinnon
Chateau Young Man and Great Falls Girl Wed in Latter City
Louie Depner and Elsie Stumme wed at the First English Lutheran church in a ceremony attended by about 75. Rev E M Lorimer officiated with Gladys Schroeder as matron of honor and Lorraine Forstein Ruth Rosedale as bridesmaids. The couple planned a wedding dinner at the Veterans hall and will start life in Great Falls and Farmington with both families connected to local business and ranching.
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Louie Depner
Gustav Depner
Farmington
Elsie Stumme
W. C. Stumme
Great Falls
First English Lutheran Church
E. M. Lorimer
Gladys Schroeder
Lorraine Forstein
Ruth Rosedale
Harold Denner
Gotlieb Denner
Dora Donald
Veterans’ Hall
Stumme
Gus
Standard Oil Co
Martin
Chateau
Allan Gamble
Wool Clips Sold From Teton County At Eastern Markets
Wool growers in Teton county report returns on consignments sold at eastern markets. Prices vary by grade with Dr. H. W. Bateman's clip 25 to 29 cents and Coffey Bros. about 22 cents. Net prices run roughly 5 cents lower than in the spring.
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Teton County
H. W. Bateman
Coffey Bros
Miss Looney Accepts Helena Post in Revenue Office
Miss Charlotte Looney will leave for Helena where she has accepted a position in the office of Lewis Penwell U S Collector of internal revenue for Montana. She has served at the courthouse in multiple roles and recently worked at the Federal Land Bank in Spokane before returning to Chateau to resume county clerk duties. A courthouse farewell was tendered Monday evening.
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Charlotte Looney
Helena
Lewis Penwell
U. S
Demand Keen for Grazing Lands on National Forests
February 1 closing date set for grazing land applications in regional national forests. By February 25 many cattle land and sheep land applications submitted to Ranger L H McLean at Chateau. Drought prompts about 12 percent permit reductions across Lewis and Clark forest, with Deep Creek and Teton units likely hardest hit. Ranger McLean and L J Howard will review permits with Supervisor W B Willey in Great Falls February 10 to 13.
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Teton
Lewis and Clark Forest
L. H. McLean
Chateau
Deep Creek
Forest Service
McLean
L. J. Howard
W. B. Willey
Great Falls
Harlemites On Tonight's Sport Card In Town
Harlemites arrive for a basketball game against local rivals. Dapper players like Hall Brime Janky Gains Pearson Cur and Loomis Earles star in a noisy showdown. Fans urged to attend, bring money for a night of hoops and fun, police contacted.
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Hall
Brime
Janky Gains
Pearson
Curthis
George
Porky
Loomis
Herman Earles
Hearts one act play featured at Chateau Women's club meeting
The Chateau Women's club will present Hearts as the feature at its February 5 meeting at Mrs. George Coffey's home. Cast includes high school faculty women Miss Miriam Barnhill directing, Miss Evelynn Mattmiller, Miss Margaret Daly, and Mrs. Chas. W. Boussard. Business session to set nominating committee. meeting at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Women's Club
George Coffey
Chas. W. Boussard
Miriam Barnhill
Evelynn Mattmiller
Margaret Daly
Gay Bagley
Approval Before Planting Is Required for 1935 Wheat
George E. Farrell of the AAA wheat section urges county allotment committees and wheat contract signers to execute and secure approval of all joint compliance agreements for the 1935 crop before seeding. County Agent Fred Willson notes past agreements were signed after planting to enable compliance, which did not meet rules. All 1935 winter wheat joint compliance forms must be executed and approved immediately by the committee.
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George E. Farrell
AAA
Fred Willson
Public Card Party Planned by St Luke's Ladies Auxiliary
At a meeting held last Thursday at Mrs. H. Maccany home the Ladies Auxiliary of St Luke's church decided to hold a public card party on March 4 at the Social center hall. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Dave Cooper home in Rice Auto court cottage No 5.
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St. Luke's Church
8. Maccany
Dave Cooper
Rice Auto Court Cottage No. 5
Meeting Postponed For Farmington Leaders Hosted Dinner
Recreation leaders will not meet Friday February 1. They will hold their meeting Friday evening February 8 at the county high school. Farmington leaders will oversee the entire evening entertainment including lunch service.
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Farmington
Teton Bulldogs Win Three of Five In Weekend Ball Run
Collisions on the basketball court over the weekend netted Teton high three victories and two defeats. The girls suffered a crushing 70 to 10 loss to Simms, a game noted for its one sided first half.
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Teton High
Likly
Simms
Teton
Simms High
Bulldogs
Boggs
Power
Carl Hager Sr. Local Tailor Dies After Stroke
Carl Hager Sr. a 47 year old tailor and owner of the Chateau Tailor shop died after a paralytic stroke at his home in Shelby. He suffered two prior strokes and had heart weakness. Survived by wife and five children, with funeral set for 10 o clock at the Catholic church and burial in Chateau cemetery.
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Carl Hager
Hager
Chateau
H. W. Bate- Man
Andorf
Austria
America
New York
Troy
N. Y
Brooklyn
Theresia Dich
Hungary
Dayton
Washington
Shelby
Oil City
Conrad Territory
Conrad
C. H. Swain
Joe Knudtzon
Carl, Jr
Fred
Edward
Aurthur
Madeline
Joseph
Jos Steinberger
Wash
John Sulgrove
John Weaver, Jr
E. W. Allen
Wm. Geis
Chas. Cohoe
Joe Mozer
Masonic Welfare Association Forms in Sun River-Teton Area
About 80 Masons from Augusta Dutton Fairfield and Chateau lodges plus visitors met Tuesday to finalize the Sun River Teton Masonic Welfare organization. Officers elected include Ailton Johnson president F M Mack vice president and Millard Buillerdick secretary. Next meeting scheduled for Fairfield in April.
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Augusta
Dutton
Fairfield
Chateau
Sun River-Teton
FERA Musicians Entertain Farmington Folks
Young musicians from the FERA music school with instructor C. Q. Edwards performed at the Farmington library last Friday evening. The group included five snare drummers two mandolin players two guitarists and one violinist. Notable numbers featured duets violin and guitar and solo guitar. The performers expressed appreciation for the warm Farmington reception.
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FERA
C. Q. Edwards
Farmington
Mack Swain
Hatfield Rosegren
Sidney Depner
Gordon Broeder
Join Anderson
Billy Baillie
Terry Tennant
Gene Burke
Fred Broeder
Arthur J Hills Ties to Chateau Noted in Death Notice
Arthur J Hills 68 died at his Los Angeles home a week ago Monday after long ties to Chateau and Great Falls. Born April 24 1867 in England he joined Continental Oil in Montana 1880s and served 40 years until 1931. Survived by four children Evelyn Huffman Sunburst Elsie Fairbairn Winnifred Hills Los Angeles and Phillip Hills Seattle.
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Arthur J. Hills
Los Angeles
Chateau
Henri Beaupre
Great Falls
Mr. Mills
England
Montana
Continental Oil Company
Buite
Evelyn Huffman
Sunburst
Elsie Fairbairn
Winnifred Hills
Phillip Hills
Seattle
Arrangements For Te ton Old Timers Near Complete
Arrangements for Ton's Oldest Settlers annual gathering are nearly complete at the Masonic temple Chateau on February 7. Secretary A B Guthrie said only a few details remain. Dinner price rose to 75 cents per plate due to higher food costs. Parkway cafe will supply the meal to a high standard. Six applications for membership have been approved behind the scenes to offset losses, keeping overall membership steady.
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Teton
Masonic Temple
Chateau
A. B. Guthrie
Parkway Cafe
Guthrie
Bloomdahl Dies in Great Falls at 64
August W. Bloomdahl 64 of 2605 Central Avenue Great Falls died at a local hospital at midnight Thursday. Employed 24 years at the A C M plant and 19 years as blacksmith foreman he was born September 18 1870 in Nora Sweden. Survived by widow Ellen two children Werner and Mrs James Mittingly four grandchildren funeral held Monday at Merrill mortuary rose room officiated by Rev George Barton burial Highland Cemetery.
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August W. Bloomdahl
Central Avenue
Great Falls
W. G. Bloomdahl
A. C. M. Company
Bloomdahl
Mr. Bloomdahl
Nora
Sweden
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Merrill Mortuary
George Barton
the Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
Ellen Bloomdahl
James C. Mittingly
Werner G. Bloomdahl
Scouts Seek Jobs for advancement to Second Class
About 10 boys in Chateau on Feb 8 hope to advance from tender foot to second class. They need jobs to earn a dollar and save it in the bank. Contact Frank Stearns, troop committee chair, at Stearn's Electric shop with job offers. The Scout law is cited as guidance.
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Chateau
Frank Stearns
Stearn
Peppy Fun Feed Pro gram Tickets Expected Soon
Committees outline features for the annual farmers fun feed at the high school on Thursday February 28. Tickets cost 73 cents covering the whole evening including program supper and dance. Only 450 tickets will be sold with a February 25 purchase deadline and remaining tickets at the county agent's office.
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Pendrey
Carl H. Peterson
Bynum
F. Reid Swenson
Ed. Savik
Agawam
Henry Weist
Farmington
Henry Davidson
Chateau
Diamond Valley
C. O. Juellgs
Dutton
P. H. McClellan
Fred Phillips
Power
J. M. Mjolsness
Beck
A. F. Beck
Role
W. G. Pauwalder
Fairfield
Dave Swenby
Dan Thurber
Collins
Robert K. Funk
Liberty Center
E. R. McLean
Tanks Moved To Falls From Richfield Station
Two large storage tanks owned by W. FE. Rice of Great Falls, previously used with the Richfield service station here, were transported to Great Falls by truck and trailer. One tank was dismantled last week and the other yesterday. the tanks had been installed about five years ago. The trailer was described as an enormous affair.
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Falls
W. FE. Rice
Great Falls
Richfield
Boy Scout Anniversary Week Banquet Planned at Social Center
Preparations for Scout anniversary observances include a Friday banquet at Social Center hall at 7 p m followed by a program and court of honor. Mothers and wives lead committees. Roosevelt address will be aired by radio. Various local officials, guests, and troop 51 members named along with a full menu and host families roster.
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Social Center Hall
Mothers of Scouts
Roosevelt
R. F. Baillie
L. H. McLean
Frank Stearns
Carl Gulbrandsen
Walter Burke
J. B. Olson
Roop 51
James Burke
John Armstrong
Robert Armstrong
Marcus Daley
Robert Gulbransen
James Ferris
Walter Hentges
Donald McDonald
Robert McDonald
John Nordhagen
Charles Roll
Hartfield Rosengren
Lowell Scott
Stanley Smith
Billie Baillie
Allen Boutilier
Julius Olson
James Tumblin
John van Balcum
Max B. Jensen
A. B. Guthrie
Ruby A. Miller
H. W. Bateman
Edwin Dover
J. F. Schulte
Jas, Sherrin
Eltis
E. J. Crary
Géo. Carroll
4H Club Organized In Bole Community
County Agent Fred Willson organized a 4-H girls club in Bole on Saturday led by Miss Helen Standish and Miss Blossom Dale to run a clothing project. Officers elected include Myrtle Dale president Norma Jean Zimmerman vice president and Ina May Zimmerman secretary. Boys will organize a club under Myles Standish on February 23.
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Fred Willson
Helen Standish
Blossom Dale
Myrtle Dale
Norma Jean Zimmerman
Ina May Zimmerman
Myles Standish
Swedes Signed Again to Perform at Chateau
The Racketeers announced through manager Speck Holmes that they have booked Ol sons Terrible Swedes for Saturday February 16. A big crowd drew last year and organizers hope for a repeat. The Racketeers promise a stronger lineup and expect to trouble the visitors.
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Chateau
Speck” Holmes
Grain
Olson
Tragic Death of 3 Year Old Tommy Fellers
Mr and Mrs Franklin Fellers mourn the loss of their three year old son Tommy who died Tuesday at John Jacop s home in Chateau. Pneumonia is listed as the cause. Tommy was born February 16 1932 in Belleview. Funeral services were held today at 10 AM at the Catholic church in Choteau and interment followed at the cemetery near the mouth of Teton canyon.
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Franklin Fellers
Tommy
John Jacopson
Chateau
Belleview
Choteau
Teton Canyon
Imitation of Life novel notes and library hours
The piece reviews Fannie Hurst's Imitation of Life about Bea Pullman a widow who starts a small restaurant that grows into a chain and who faces new challenges as her daughter grows distant. It notes the book is a fresh, important novel with a satisfying ending and lists library hours Wednesdays 7 30 to 9 and Saturdays 3 to 5.
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Fannie Hurst
Bea Pullman
Fannie Library
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Davis
Burke
Webber
Rowland
Talifson
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