Forest fires prohibited in Lewis and Clark Forest area
The district forester acting on Secretary of Agriculture authority closes part of the Lewis and Clark Forest to camp fires from July 1 to September 30 each year. Regulation T-1 enforcement begins at the forest boundary near Deep Creek and Sun River. Wm. F. Poley named patrolman. permits available from him or Mrs. R. A. Allen. Supervisor Myrick warns of a hazardous fire season due to below normal snowfall and limited spring rain, urging campers to take extreme care with fires and cigarettes. </no-break>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Myrick
Lewis Clark Forest
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Lewis & Clark Forest
Deep Creek
Sun River
Arsenic Creeks
Arsenic Peak
Sheep Reef
Arsenic Creek
Windfall Creek
Beaver Creeks
Wm. F. Poley
Diversion Dam
R. A. Allen
Allen Hotel
Poley
Myrick
Boy Scout Camp Set Near Teton Two Sessions Regulated
The Boy Scout camp near Teton and the North Fork region will host two seven day sessions from June 14 to 20 and June 20 to 27. Camp costs are 3.00 for the week including food and activities with early registration urged through Rev. R. B. Culbertson and James T. Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
North Fork
R. B. Culbertson
James T. Robison
Chateau
Forest Fire Smoke Cloud Over Teton Valley
A smoke cloud hung over the Teton Valley yesterday from mountain forest fires. No confirmed damage in the Lewis and Clark Forest yet, though dry conditions raise risk. Officials believe the blaze may be in cedar slashings near Lake McDonald in Glacier Park, with winds potentially fuelling a major fire. Authorities tightened camper restrictions and heightened precautionary measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake McDonald
Lewis & Clark Forest
The
Teton
Forest Office
Glacier Park
Youth fined for roughhouse at Pendroy
Brian Kinney 17, employed by a sub contractor on the By num irrigation project, was fined 17 50 in J E De Haas justice court at Chateau for his part in a fifth encounter in front of Pendray dance hall last Saturday. Kinney and Geo Lindseth of Farmington were kept apart by the sheriff during blows that began in the dance hall argument. Kinney was brought to Chateau to answer the charge. Lindseth had left for Glacier Park and was not served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Kinney
Bynum
Justice Court
J. E. de Haas
Chateau
Pendray
Kinney
Geo. Lindseth
Farmington
Glacier Park
Lindseth
State Nurse Sets Preschool Health Clinics in Teton County
Miss Margaret Thomas RN of the Montana State Board of Health announces the first meeting of a preschool health clinic series at the Chateau High School dormitory June 22 and 23. The conferences aim to examine preschool children and advise parents on health, with support from the U.S. Children’s Bureau under Sheppard-Towner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak
Teton County
Margaret Thomas
R.N
Montana
Thomas
Monana
State Board of Health
U. S. Department , Labor, Children’s Bureau
Fontana
Roundup of Abandoned Horses to Begin in Teton District
A county roundup to start June 12 in Teton County covers land south and west of the Great Northern line from Power to Dutton. C. W. Burns is roundup foreman, with 35 stock owners backing the effort. Sales profits fund the abandoned horse fund as horses are reclaimed or sold under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Great Northern Railroad
Power
Dutton
C. W. Burns
Burns
Board of County Commissioners
Legislative Assembly
Recorder of Marks and Brands
Cho ‘Teau
Health conference on child care and pre school health
A field nurse from the State Board of Health under Sheppard-Towner provisions urges early prevention for child health. She cites rickets and poor nutrition as risks and invites parents to a June 22 23 gathering at Chateau to receive examinations and health habit guidance for their young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Women Seek County Office in Democratic Primary
Two Teton county women filed petitions Monday for the Democratic nominations. Mrs. John E. Cashman of Bynum seeks county clerk and recorder, while Mrs. Anna Stafford of Dutton aims for county superintendent of schools. Both promise to meet legal duties and run the offices with efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Court House
John E. Cashman
Bynum
Anna Stafford
Dutton
Cashman
Stafford
Outside Towns Liberal With Scout Fund Gifts
The Boy Scout Fund camp total reached 455 dollars after contributions from Dutton 65, Bynum 19, and Fairfield 34.50. Jas T Robison confirmed the gifts yesterday and expected further gifts from other outside towns to push the total higher by at least 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. T. Robison
Boy Scout Fund Finance Committee
Chateau
Robison
Dutton
Bynum
Fairfield
Local Firms Install Refrigerating Plants in Choteau
Two modern Frick Co. refrigerating machines are being installed this week in Choteau by local firms. One goes to the Choteau Creamery and the other to the Choteau Meat Co. at the old Cash Meat Co. stand on Main Avenue near the post office. The project, contracted in March, represents about $5,000 in total investment and installation is by E. L. Cole of Kalispell, who arranged the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frick Co., Inc
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Choteau
Choteau Creamery
Choteau Meat Co
Old Cash Meat Co
Main Avenue
E. L. Cole
Kalispell
Rod and Gun Club Banquet Scheduled Next Monday Night
Chateau Rod and Gun Club members will banquet next Monday evening June 14 at seven o'clock at the Merchants Cafe. The event honors the winning team led by E. C. Waldron and notes the losers were captained by Frank Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Rod & Gun Club
Merchants Cafe
Frank Curtis
E. C. Waldron
Cattle chew bones prompts west Chateau investigations
County Agent Robert Clarkson and C G Scott studied five western sites near Chateau to find why cattle began bone chewing this summer. They suspect calcium phosphate deficiency in hay and grasses, while rocks show calcium presence. Farmers report cows and calves most affected, bone meal feeding showing improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Robert Clarkson
C. G. Scott
Bozeman
State College
Brookhart Wins Iowa Primary Against Cummins
Former Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa defeated A. B. Cummins by at least thirty thousand votes in the Republican primary for the U S Senate nomination. Cummins, a longtime conservative figure in national politics, faced Brookhart after challenges to Brookhart’s earlier term in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith W. Brookhart
Iown
Senate
Daniel F. Steck
Brookhart
A. B. Cummins
Cummins
Iowa
Chateau Woman's Club Meeting Planned at Library
The Chateau Woman's Club schedules an important meeting at the library rooms on Tuesday June 15. All members are urged to attend as Mrs. Saylor explains the 5 mill referendum bill and the issuance of teachers' certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’s Club
Middle Pleads Guilty in Pendroy Liquor Case
Middle pleaded guilty in district court before Judge John J. Greene to a prohibition charge related to maintaining a nuisance at Pendroy where liquor was dispensed. He was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 60 days in the county jail after being arrested last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Middle
John J. Greene
Pendroy
Sheriff’s Office
Alst
Frank Pfrimmer
Young Pfrimmer
Pfrimmer
Kevin
Pendray
Chateau
Great Falls
Grade School Board Hires Two More Teachers
At a Tuesday meeting, the Chateau Grade School board added two new teachers for next year. Grace Dederick will teach seventh grade and Ruth Alison first grade at $140 a month. The board also approved contracts for Claude Whitley and Florence Daley, withdrew Mildred Baker's offer, and reviewed expense claims from school picnics. A budget plan was discussed but no action taken. future consideration planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees of
School District No
Floyd Clark
Michigan
Claude C. Whitley
Florence Daley
Mildred Baker
Clarkson Plans Boys and Girls Club Picnic in Chateau
County Agent Robert Clarkson outlines a June 26 picnic at Great Northern park in Chateau for multiple 4 H clubs led by Mrs. Driessen Lee Gamble Ziesler Pete Kelly and others from Farmington Bole Bynum and Fairfield plus Boys Calf Clubs in Farmington and Fairfield. A Moccasin trip to the ag station is also planned for July 19 with delegations from Cascade Chouteau Fergus Judith Basin and Teton counties joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Great Northern Park
Chateau
Power Girls
John Driessen
Dutton Girls
E. R. Lee
Farmington
Allan Gamble
Bole Girls
G. B. Ziesler
Bynum Girls
Pete Kelly
Cascade
Chouteau
Fergus
Judith Basin
Teton Counties
Teton County
Clarkson
Saint Stephen’s Church Trinity Sunday Services
Second Sunday after Trinity on June 13 features Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Lee H. Young, Rector, presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee H. Young
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Gill
Kodak
Boys Life
M. L. Crouch
Robert B. Culbertson
Verhangs
Teton Valley
First National Bank
Liberty
Sada
Margaret Thomas, R. N
State ‘Board of Health
Sheppard-Towner
Finance Committee
ROD &Gun Club
Citizens State Banks
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