Choteau in Brief Picks Up Local Happenings
A roundup of CHOTEAU area events lists visits by Whitefish residents Bill Forrest and by Earle and Carl Carlson families, vacation notes at Flathead Lake, civic club gatherings, and local travel. Marriage licenses issued include Bryant Lords with Hannah Gurnsey and Elmer Benson with Helen Sylvester. Also noted are a car crash near Fairfield, a job transfer to Havre, and a surprise dinner party at Beaupre cafe for Mr. and Mrs. Benedett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daryl Beers
John J. Postlewaite
Fairfield
Clarence Lord
Eunice Lord Sims
Beers
Postlewaite
Sun River
Bryant Lords
Simms
Hannah Gurnsey
Ad Vaughn
Elmer Benson
Helen Sylvester
Great Falls
Justice Jackson
Agnes Moore
Virgil Morgan
Beaupre Cafe
George Benedett
Jerry Breen
Albert Peterson
Harry Porter
Bole Briefs Show Local News And visits
Lorraige Dale daughter of Mr and Mrs Kermit Dale returned from Great Falls after ton sils removal. Donna Faye Dauwalder home after King's Hill Institute stay. Martin Gronberg hauled first wheat to Bole elevator, earliest in area. Chateau Girl Scout troupe hosted by Dauwalder home with supper and volleyball. Romaine Taylor family visited Bammel home. Flint Michigan guests dined with Dauwalder family. Mrs Black related to Hily. Anna Lee Dauwalder earned blue ribbon in 4-H and advances to county fair. Neil Von Wichen family and Hank Von Wichen visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraige Dale
Kermit Dale
Great Falls
Donna Faye Dauwalder
King’s Hill Institute
Chateau
Paul Manor
Gay Franklin
Cecil Passmore
Gregory
Havre
Dauwalder
Romaine Taylor
Kemar
N. D
E. M. Bammel
Ealy
Nora
Sybil Purky
Flint
Mich
Ernest Black
Dutton
W. G. Dauwalder
Hily
Black
Anna Lee Dauwalder
Neil von Wichen
Johnnie
Raymond
Hank von Wichen
Wm. von Selton
Hospital Notes Maynard Hospital Report
Mrs Mary Larson of Bynum admitted July 24. Halvor Tordal admitted July 24 and dismissed July 25. Dismissals July 24 include Les Mc Gowan Helena and Leo Freeman Great Falls. Mrs Larry Shelmerdine and infant son dismissed July 29. Frank Bruno improving with pneumonia. Tom Klusta dismissed today. Halvor Hanson dismissed July 25. Earl Allen dismissed July 24. Mrs Harris admitted July 24 as medical patient. Fred Smith admitted with infected foot July 28 and dismissed July 80. Mrs Thomas DeCastile admitted July 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Larson
Bynum
Halvor Tordal
Les McGowan
Helena
Leo Freeman
Great Falls
Larry Shelmerdine
Frank Bruno
Tom Klusta
Earl Allen
Mrs. Harris
Ab Moore
Fred Smith
Thomas DeCastile
Oaths of Allegiance Taken From All Forest Service Men
Fred Kennedy assistant supervisor of Great Falls Halvor Daley and Bill Gaffney local ranger led an eight day inspection of fire control stations elk ranges and lookouts in the Sun River and Teton drainages taking oaths from all protection men as required by the last appropriation act. They visited top bear Gates Moose Moonlight Wrong Ridge Wrong Creek West Fork cabins and Mt Wright Benny Hill lookouts. rain eased fire danger and the forest fire situation is better than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred».Kennedy
Great Falls
Halvor Daley
Bill Gaffney
Sun River
Teton
Elk Ranges
Mr. Daley
District Court
Bear ‘Top Lookout
Gates Park
Moose Ridge Lookout
Moonlight Lookout
Wrong Ridge
Wrong Creek
West Fork
Bert Packer
L. J. Howard
Mount Wright
Benny Hill
Gaffney
Two Bound Over To District Court Under $1 000 Bond
Alvin Lawrence 17 of the reservation near Harlem pled not guilty before Justice Crlem an and was bound over to district court with $1 000 bail. He had been a guest of Sheriff Peterson after being arrested last week for car theft and remanded to the sheriff. Halvor Hamson 52 of Fairfield, jailed by Deputy Sheriff Jess Moorman for robbing the Larkin liquor store July 19, pled not guilty before Justice J G Jackson and was bound over to district court under $1 000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Lawrence
Harlem
Peterson
Justice Clearman
Halvor Hamson
Fairfield
Jess Moorman
J. G. Jackson
Not Too Late to Donate Aluminum in Teton County
A county drive collected aluminum last week with more towns yet to hear from. Metal of all sizes was deposited in a curbside bin in front of the courthouse. Geo A Carroll and a volunteer committee thank donors and Scouts and Cubs who helped, and urge continued donations at the accessible bin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Court House
Geo. A. Carroll
Collins 4-H Club Holds Third Meeting by Teton River
The Collins 4-H club met by the Teton River and cooked supper over a camp fire. They enjoyed a treasure hunt for recreation with a prize to the winning side. Members will be notified of the next meeting. Howard Reiquam, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins 4-H Club
Collins 4-H
Teton River
Howard Reiquam
Major Changes in Crop Insurance Plan for 1942
Wellenstein announces four major changes to the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation 1942 program. New rules simplify premium payments by allowing contracts for premium payment to cover all farms in which a grower has an interest, with deductions from indemnities or wheat loans. Notes mature August 29 and premiums may be paid in cash or wheat, with postmaturity cash value. Marketing quotas, acreage allotments, and loans are cited as needed to balance supply and protect the loan program, with Teton county farmers enjoying better prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
W. H. Wellenstein
Teton County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Montana
Wellenstein
Teton County
Wheat Quotas Set for 1942 Based on Estimated Supplies
Secretary Claude Wickard announced wheat marketing quotas for 1942 using estimated 1942 43 supplies. W. H. Wellenstein, chair of the Teton county agricultural conservation committee, reported the proclamation to aid farmers feeding wheat this fall. Quotas apply to the 1941 crop with a potential high loan value, contingent on farmers approving 1942 quotas in a referendum likely next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude B. Wickard
W. H. Wellenstein
Teton County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ern
Bill Forrest
Whitefish
The
Post Tavern
Rice Auto Court
Robert Rieckhoff
Beach, North Dakota
Earle Steve
Fremont, Neb
Beda Noreen
Carl Carlson
Robert
Flathead Lake
Pat Donovan
Shelby
D. W. Hutchinson
Chateau Country Club
Golf Club
Louise Platt
Conrad Chaxteris
Gainesville, Georgia
Mrs
Henry Robinson
Gordon Ronglien
Sons of
Kalispell
Ronglien
Phil S. Cole
Elsie Ellingsen
Big Timber
Jack O’neil
Deaconess Hospital
Helen Thronson
Babb
League Institute
King’s Hill
Gene O’neil
Mr. O’neil
Walter Gorham
Walter Maki
Hamilton
L. F. Robinson
Joe Darby
Joe
Great Northern
Ella Bishop
Barbara
Decorah
Iowa
Harry Bishop
Bakersfield
California
Earl Bishop
Earle Boussard
O. W. Boussard
Williston
North Dakota
John Berg
Mondovi
Wis
Julius Stenson
J. E. Watson
Rowan
Lake Watson
Watson
Schultz
Mary Emma Robbins
Elmer Dial
Mrs. Dial
Miss Robbins
Butte
H. J. Shirley
al L. Hewitt
Sarah Hewitt
Billings
Arthur Hewitt
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Hazel Davidson
Chateau Drug
Mrs. Knotts
Duane Knotts
E. W. Allen
Glacier Park
Eugene Parker
Don Cassling
Jack Fisher
Davenport
Richard and
James Robinson
Elma
Jamese
Pearl Roberts
New York
Hatfield Conrad
Roberts
Mrs. Conrad
Mr. Kennedy
Teton Mountains
June Curtis
Betty Jones
Joyce Kropp
Joyce Cole
West Coast
Seattle
Portland
Shelton
Washcoe
Mildred Michelach
Sylvia Sidney
Humphrey
Bogart ‘In
Louis-Conn Fight Pictures
Las Vegas
Phil Regan
Tommy
Dorsey’s
Claude
LA Valley
RED Hots
Bloom’s Grocery
Teton Creamery
Choteau Creamery
del Monte
Peas Sea
Trixie
Rice - Smith’s Choice
Monrose
Bole
Maynard Hospital
Chateau Hospital
Halvor Hanson
Forest Service
Wrixon
Britain
United States of America
Kelly—Springfield
State Poultry
Great Make
Ser Rentuian
Ernest Arensmeyer
Oliver
Knudtzon Lumber Co
ABC
Choteau
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