Fairfield Wins Baseball Game From Conran
Fairfield defeats Conran 4 to 3 in a seesaw contest. Black pitched for Fairfield and Dale worked for Conran, with Fairfields Berg Hanson and Arlee Hanson delivering key hits. The game featured a three run sixth inning rally by Fairfield to erase a 3 1 deficit and seize the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Conran
Conrad
Chateau
Black
Berg
G. Hanson
Earles
Dale
A. Hanson
Otness
Furlong
Carter
Majors
Prouty
Kemmish
Pondera County Boys
Barnes
Alice
Haugon
Ardee
Barles
Arlee Hanson
Arlee
Henry Hanson
Hanson
PO Berg
Smnaanasenternsadie
G. Bana
Mearcciassoes Earles
C. Otness
Wens Black
Seinjastuseert Vet
Larson
McDonald
Wae
Ditto
Ewanevsereanssee
Wangen
Pobenoten
Minimise
Men Carter
Havens
Wheytinsans
Langbell
New Manager at Bulk Plant in Conrad
Arthur Overmeyer of Conrad has relieved Harold Wheeler as manager of the local bulk plant and service station of the Conrad Refining company. Wheeler, who has been here about two years, said Tuesday he plans to stay in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Overmeyer
Conrad
Harold Wheeler
Conrad Refining Company
Wheeler
Choteau
Highway projects in Great Falls district show progress
Division Engineer R H Willcomb reports favorable progress on the Con rad Dutton section and Great Falls district oiling. Oil work from Fort Benton to Carter is complete, with Fort Benton to Great Falls oiling near July 21. Grading on Dutton Con rad expected to finish by Aug 1, graveling to Te ton river bridge done, and Wolf Creek Leiben segment near Aug 15 finish. Missouri river bridge above Craig to be usable by early September. Graveling from Oilmont to Sweet Grass about 50 percent complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Fort Benton
R. H. Willcomb
The
Highway Commission
Fort Benton-Great Falls
Havre
Carter
Dutton
Teton River
Wolf Creek
Leiben
Missouri River Canyon
Great Falls-Helena
Missouri River
Craig
Oilmont
Sweet Grass
Sunburst
Marriage Report Ties J J Greene to Nellie Colleran
Helena said Montana statehouse re maps would lead to the marriage of Judge John J. Greene of the state board of equalization and Nellie N. Colleran assistant state superintendent of public instruction. The ceremony occurred last Saturday at St Peters pro cathedral.
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Helena
Montana
John J. Greene
State Board of Equalization
Nellie~n. Colleran
Henry H. Daniels
St. Peters Pro-Cathedral
Conrad and
Chateau
Green
Choteau
Miles City
Miss Ireland
Ireland
Agnes B. Wiggenhorn
Billings
Adoption of the Annual County Budget Looms
County officials finalize department budget figures at the courthouse and submit them to the county clerk. The clerk compiles a tentative preliminary budget by July 20 to 25. Commissioners will issue an official notice for public inspection and hearings before adopting the final budget and setting tax levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Trade Extension Committee Maps Aggressive Choteau Program
The Choteau retail trade extension committee outlines an aggressive plan for local business promotion. A meeting is set for tonight at 8 at the court house with open invitation to all interested parties. A free matinée at the Royal theatre is planned for tomorrow afternoon, with details to be announced next week. A water carnival and bathing beauty dance are scheduled for Saturday August 12, with races, diving, life saving demonstrations and prizes. The committee comprises K. E. Sturgis, W. W. Smith, C. O. Johnson and J. B. Conlin, and invites all business men to attend. those who did not receive invitations are urged to come anyway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Choteau Liang Club
Court House
Chateau
Royal Theatre
K. E. Sturgis
W. W. Smith
C. O. Johnson
J. B. Conlin
Dom estic wheat allotment plan advances in Teton county
County Agent Robert Clarkson leads meetings in 12 communities to explain cash payments, contract contents, and allotment methods. A temporary three member local committees is formed per community as the county sets up a Wheat Control association and 12 directors to run the plan with 1933 to 1935 potential benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Farmington
Dutton
Fairfield
Agawam
Bynum
Diamond Valley
Ole Rosholdt
Chris Jensen
M. B. Bolland
Beck
Dave Scarrow
Joe Primus
W. E. Ziegler
Clarkson
County Association
Extension Economist Paul Carpenter Visits Chateau
Extension economist Paul Carpenter of Montana State College halted in Chateau for several hours to discuss the wheat allotment plan with County Agent Robert Clarkson. He traveled from Conrad and other northern Montana points toward Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Carpenter
Montana State College
Chateau
Robert Clarkson
Conrad
Montana
Great Falls
Choteau Residents Attend Going to Sun Highway Dedication
Choteau residents joined the dedication exercises for the Going to the Sun transcontinental road on Saturday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Packer, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Coffey, Miss Ruby Miller, and Mrs. C. W. Boussard. The program featured a Stephen Mather plaque ceremony, a Wateron Glacier park discussion, speeches by W. H. Lynch and state leaders, a Great Peace Council with 200 Indians, and music by the Blackfeet Tribal Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. I. Packer
C. C. Coffey
Ruby Miller
C. W. Boussard
Nood Ou
Stephen Tmather
Capeaneenpeces Neg Estisepeesueent O. S
Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
W. H. Lynch
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
B. K. Wheeler
U. S
Montana
F. H. Cooney
Blackfeet
C. C. C. Boys
Cascade auto tragedy ends one life
Craig Harris was involved in a head on collision Sunday near Cascade with a motorcycle and side car. The five year old boy on the motorcycle died and his father and mother were seriously injured while a baby brother escaped with scratches. The coroner's jury found no negligence by Craig, stating he was far to the right on a dark, oiled road and could not avoid the crash.
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Harrison CrAig
Helena
Cascade
Jewett Grubb
Cascade County
Craig
Dr. Fairfield
Cascade Hospital
W. H. George
Great Falls
Hrouda
L. E. ‘Taylor
Vera Martin
New’ Missouri River
Chateau
Ranchman Pleads Drivers to De Tour at Crossing Place
Mr and Mrs A D McGillis of a Pishkun area ranch visit Chateau and report new irrigation on leased land near Henningsen Co. He asks the public to stay off the field and follow a sign directing to the ridge a mile west of the gate. He praises sportsmen yet complains of truckers near an abandoned Sun River canyon oil well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. McGillis
Pishkun Reservoir
McGillis
Henningsen Land Co
Nates
Pishkun
Sun River Canyon
Landsverk Visits Chateau From Fort Benton Ranch
M. F. Landsverk spent Wednesday in Chateau from his ranch near Fort Benton. He formerly lived on the Fairfield bench and was accompanied as far as that place by his father.
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M. F. Landsverk
Chateau
Fort Benton
Fairfield Bench
Teton Chautauqua Program Announced and Tragedy Strikes
Mrs C W Roe 47 matron of Greenfield near Fairfield dies of embolism of the heart after a day visiting friends in the Fairfield area. Born Oslo Norway 1886 she immigrated 1908 and left behind husband C W Boe sons Olaf Lare Carl Ingebrigtson and stepsons Lafe Wagner others survive including sisters in Seattle. Funeral held at Norwegian Lutheran church northeast of Fairfield with Rev A Lunde in charge.
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C. W. Roe
Greenfield Bench
Fairfield
Chateau Hospital
Roe
Martin Johnson
Davidson Ranch
H. W. Bateman
Oslo
Norway
Kilda Larson
Olaf Ingebrigtson
Lare
Olaf
Carl Ingebrigtson
Teton County
C. W. Boe
A. Lunde
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Great Falls
Charles G. Roberts
Ole Stokke
Swan Thorson
Nels Stengrimson
Ole Kolste
Carl Martinson
David Stenby
Chateau Bakery to Reopen After Renovation
The Chateau Bakery plans a reopening on Friday July 28 under continued management by Mr and Mrs Ray I McClue. The couple paused operations for a two month vacation and a stay at Mayo Bros clinic in Rochester Minnesota.
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Chateau
Ray I. McClue
Mayo Bros. Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Enter State Tourney Features Core Family Golfers
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Core Jr and Jack Core traveled to Helena for the Montana state golf tournament that began Wednesday and runs through Sunday. Clint and Jack entered the amateur and handicap events while Jack played in the junior championship matches yesterday. Clint is the local club title holder, and last year his father G. C. Core won the state handicap event.
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Clint Core, Jr
Jack Core
Helena
Montana
Clint
Jack
G. C. Core
Chautauqua Plans Advance in Teton County
The Teton County committee including the Recreation Association Farmers Union Home Demonstration Council Red Cross Choteau Woman’s Club and Choteau Lions Club met to push plans for a three day Chautauqua August 2 3 and 4 with six programs. Governor Frank H. Cooney will speak on August 2 and Dr. Alfred Atkinson of Montana State College will speak August 3. A fiddlers contest and a parade are planned with tickets at 50 cents season 25 cents afternoon 25 cents evening 10 cents afternoon only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Rexall
Arthur Ramsey
Ed. Bammel
Marion Hafos
Frank H. Cooney
Henry Ness
J. I. Burch
Tobe Talifgon
A. Austad
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Farmington
Virginia
Collins
Diamond Valley
Montana
Delayed Hoffman Sentence Hinges On Hearing Request
Regular July term of court opened with no immediate sentencing for George Hoffman who awaits a possible rehearing after the Supreme Court denied a new trial. Judge Hattersley handled probate and civil matters as defense counsel sought a 10 day window to file further motions.
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George Hoffman
George Burrell
Supreme Court
Hoffman
S. J. Rigmey
Hattersley
John Depner
Gus Depner
The
Teton Implement Co
Wallace Klockler
Chas. Klockler
Henry W. Smith
Alexander Truchot
Fredona Maddox
George Maddox
George Coffey
Turner Ranch Hosts Returning Friends
Mrs J C Turner and Mr and Mrs Evan Bethune visited from Burlingame California last week. Bethune daughter of Mrs Turner and her husband assisted while Mrs Turner and her son Clark toured to the coast. Bethunes live in California where she teaches and he works in insurance.
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J. C. Turner
Evan Bethunen
Surpank
Mrs. Bethune
Turner
Turner Ranch
Son seeks appointment as administrator of Roe estate
Leiv Ingebrigtson, son of Mrs. C. W. Roe, filed a district court petition Tuesday to be named administrator of his mother’s estate. The hearing date is set for Monday July 31 by the court clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiv Ingebrigtson
C. W. Roe
District Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Falls
Conrad-Dutton
Teton
J. J. Greene
Trade Extension Committee
Dogurs
Ranchman
Teton’s — Chautauqua
Choteau Hospital
Bakery
Cooney
Dr. Atkinson
Bertha J. Reisz
George S. Reisz
A. P. “Buck” Anderson
C. A. Franks
Tio
Jesse J. Smith
George S. Reinz
Art Jardine
Lou Molumby
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