Tragic child killed by car near Chateau
Five year old Alice Winifred Van Bolcum, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Van Bolcum, was instantly killed when a car driven by Oliver Hanson struck her as she darted from behind a stalled vehicle on the highway one mile northwest of Chateau. The neck was broken and the scalp torn. an inquest is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Winifred van Boclum
Joe van Bolcum
FE. J
van Bolcum
Chas. G. Roberts
Acantha
J. L. Collins
Francis Pambrun
Alex Burrell
Clyde Darby
Geo. Thompson
Art Bagley
Brossma
Hanson
Winona Gitchel Among Top Students at North Montana College
Miss Winona Gitchel, a 1932 Teton County high school graduate, ranked among the two highest students at North Montana College in the spring quarter. Records show 18 credits and 54 honor points, tying with Ruby K Schwaber of Harlem, with five students earning straight A grades. Gitchel will teach next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha Havre
Winona Gitchel
Teton County High School
North Montana College
S. Kendrick Clarke
Miss Gitchel
Ruby K. Schwaber
Harlem
Scouts Defeat Cordova Juniors 16 to 7 in Baseball
Choteau Boy Scouts beat a Cordova junior team 16 to 7 at the Choteau diamond last Saturday afternoon. Scouting players included Mike Mozer Stanley Smith Jack Core Norman Rosengren Floyd Byler Francis Moye Kenneth Thompson Paul Baillie and Clair Strom. Cordova lineup featured W Beck M Quade J Toenyes V Gamold B Toenyes FE Quade M Asmus L Schaffer A Beck and G Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Boy Scouts
Cordova
Choteau Diamond
Mike Mozer
Stanley Smith
Jack Core
Norman Rosengren
Floyd Byler
Francis Moye
Kenneth Thompson
Paul Baillie
Clair Strom
W. Beck
M. Quade
J. Toenyes
V. Gamnold
B. Toenyes
FE. Quade
M. Asmus
L. Schaffer
A. Beck
G. Fuller
Co. Johnson
W. Witke
City Council Grants Licenses and Permits in July Meeting
The city council met for routine business and auditing claims. J E Byrne was granted a plumbers license after compliance with the ordinance. John Moore, former city engineer and clerk, sought a license and was approved if he meets requirements. Two building permits were issued to B B Rogers and Harold Wheeler for home improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Byrne
John Moore
John Moor
B. B. Rogers
Harold Wheeler
Mrs Richardson Visited Chateau With Seattle Relatives
Mrs. W. D. Richardson daughter of W. E. Howard and others from Seattle Washington motored to Chateau last week to visit with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Richardson
W. E. Howard
Seattle
Wash
Chateau
June Rainfall Below Normal But Hot Record Set In Chateau
County Agent records show June total precipitation at Chateau was .82 inch, keeping drought from all time status. Moisture in late month lifted June, with prior years averaging 2.84 inches for the month. July may be wetter, but historical July averages and records vary. Streams run strong, haying underway, alfalfa above average while ranges and wild hay face mixed conditions.
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Chateau
Robert Clarkson
Choteau
Pendroy
Collins, Dutton and
Power
Clarkson
John W Hall Wins Cut Bank Pipe Contract
John W Hall of Great Falls and Fort Shaw receives the contract to haul string lay and backfill 15 miles of four and three inch pipe for the Santa Rita Pipeline company on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation to Cut Bank. The project costing 100000 dollars aims to outlet northern Cut Bank oil wells and serve intermediate wells along the 15 mile route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rita Pipeline Company
Blackfeet Indian
Cut Bank
L. B. O'Neil
Santa Rita
John W. Hall
Great Falls
Fort Shaw
Hall
Cut Bank- Butte
Continental Supply Company
Black, Sivall & Bryson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Santa Rita Oil and Gas Company
Winston Brothers Construction Company
Minneapolis
Sugar Company Grants Extra Payment on 1932 Beets
The Utah-Idaho Sugar company at Chinook mailed a 35 cent per ton extra payment for the 1932 beet crop, totaling $28,000, announced by R. Howard. The final payment will be October 1 after remaining sugar from the crop is processed. This brings growers’ total for 1932 to $399,840 from about 6,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Chinook
R. Howard
Howard
Blaine County
Phillips County
Valley County
Pondera County
Cascade County
Sun River Project
Greenfield Beach
Great Falls Lawyer Opens Office in Choteau
David J. Ryan, longtime Cascade county attorney and former Conrad lawyer, will open a Choteau office. He arrived from Great Falls and is staying at the Beaupre hotel with plans to move his family if conditions warrant. Ryan is known in Teton and Pondera counties and has long appeared before district court here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Ryan
Cascade County
Choteau
Great Falls
Beaupre Hotel
Ryan
Teton County
Pondera County
Conrad
Jas. M. Ryan
Farmers’ State Bank
Pendroy
Prominent Local Businessman Gay Bagley Weds Lois Thuren in Great Falls
Gay Bagley known as Gay in Chateau and Lois Thuren of Great Falls married Friday evening at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church parsonage with Rev. A Lunde officiating. Attended by Frank and Mrs Curtis. Bagley manages the Gallatin Valley Milling elevator and is connected with Wallace Motor Co. Mrs Bagley worked for J C Penney Co. in Great Falls. They plan a wedding trip to Minnesota to visit Alberlee and relatives including Helmer Bagley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Gerhard S. Bagley
Lois Thuren
A. Lunde
Our Saviour’s Luthern Church
Frank Curtis
Minn
Gallatin Valley Milling Company
Wallace Motor Company
Bagley
J. C. Penney Co
Montana wool growers expect Doubling value in 1933 clip
Montana wool clip projected at about 32 million pounds with an estimated value around 6.4 million dollars nearly double 1932. Jersey shipments from Teton County rise as growers move wool to Northern points and rail partners. Highest 1933 price paid to Cook Sheep Co at Dillon was 26.5 cents. some clips sold for 10 to 11 cents earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Paul Kropp
T. O. Larson
J. E. Hodgskiss
National Co-Operative
Great Northern
Bynum
Pendroy
Coffey Bros
Milwaukee
Fairfield
Phil S. Cole
Dewey
Gould
Teton
John Hentges
Helena
Murray E. Stebbins
The
Montana Wool Growers
Montana
Cook Sheep Company
Dillon
Stebbins
Fourth of July Accidents Include Car Into Store Window
A Whippet six plowed into the Cash and Carry front in Chateau injuring nothing but property. Eight year old drove the car, owner E F Erwin a Conrad barber, with settlement offered and accepted. Damages estimated at 150 to 200 dollars. Other crashes on a Spring Creek bridge and on the highway near Chateau caused heavy vehicle damage. A firecracker or cigarette sparked a hole in the Hirshberg store awning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Chas. A. Franks
E. F. Erwin
Palace
Conrad
Mr. Erwin
J. L. Billings
T. O. Larson
Erwin
Chevrolet
Spring Creek
George Stuper
C. K. Malone
Farmington
Dick Jones
Stewart
Edgar
Claude
Hirshberg
Roof Project Advances on Choteau Epworth Cabin
Rev Edwin Dover reports the Epworth Leaguers cabin at Kings hill will soon gain a roof. Walls have stood for some time as crew including D H Moulton Dick Young DeLoss Moulton and Kenner Smith worked last week. Mrs Dover and others cooked for the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Epworth Leaguer
Kings Hill
Edwin Dover
Mr. Dover
Chateau
King’s Hill
Mrs. Dover
Dover
D. H. Moulton
Dick Young
DeLoss Moulton
Kenner Smith
Murder verdict appeal ends in uphold of Hoffman case
George Hoffman, convicted for the George Burrell murder at a Helena cigar store, loses his Supreme Court appeal. Justices affirm trial fairness and deny new trial grounds. Hattersley to set new sentencing and execution date with possible clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burrell
Cigar Store
George Hoffman
Supreme Court
Hoffman
S. J. Rigney
E. R McLean
Marcus Johnson
R. M. Hattersley
Montana Record‘Herald
Helena
Ror
L. L. Callaway
McLean
Luther to Hold Saturday Registration at Local High School
M K Luther, Smith-Hughes instructor, will be at the high school every Saturday during summer vacation to assist registration for the next year and handle office duties in A B Guthrie's absence. Guthrie departs for a summer trip with Miss Jane. the couple plans to visit Wisconsin Kentucky Indiana and Illinois. Guthrie will attend a weeklong course at Wheaton College near Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Luther
M. XK. Luther
Smith-Hughes
A. B. Guthrie
Luther
Guthrie
Mrs. Guthrie
Miss Jane
Chateau
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Wheaton College
Chicago
Hail Monday Afternoon Harms Brady Area in Pondera County
Hail fell Monday afternoon mainly around Brady in Pondera County with damage to several farms and total losses reported for B Snortland Matt Vinette and Lee Weisner. Some damage occurred in Teton County including Porter bench farms and farms west of Brady while Chateau felt only rain and wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Pondera County
Teton
Teton County
Porter Bench
Gust Johnson
John McDonald
Chas. Erickson
Morris Magnus
B. Snortland
Matt Vinette
Lee Weisner
Chateau
Wheat meeting planned in Havre with county agents
County Agent Robert Clarkson will attend a Havre meeting Monday and Tuesday with agricultural leaders. M. L. Wilson, director of wheat control measures, called the gathering to explain plan details. Extension agents and leaders will be responsible for implementing the plan in their counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Havre
M. L. Wilson
Mrs Baillie Visits Sister on West Coast Trip
Mrs. R. F. Baillie enjoyed a two day visit with her sister Mrs. O Robel and children of Harvey North Dakota. They were returning from a motor trip to the west coast with Mrs Robel's brother-in-law Dr M Robel of Chicago and stopped in Choteau en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Baillie
O. Robel
Harvey
North Dakota
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Associated Press
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