Pre-shearing wool advances eyed by Montana group
C. S. McDonald, local representative of the Montana Wool Cooperative Marketing Association, said he has signed agreements for pre-shearing advances on 119000 fleeces. He noted dirty wool in Teton county due to an open winter and dust, with expected shrinkage near 65 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Montana Wool Cooperative Marketing Association
National Wool Cooperative Marketing Association
Helena
Montana Association
Teton County
Augusta
Great Northern
Teton
Pondora
Toole
Glacier
Boston
National Wool Marketing Association
The
National Association
Association
Gasoline Tax Receipts Rise Over 1930 Figures
State treasurer office reports five month gasoline tax receipts totaling 1 309 206 29 for 1931 up from 1 179 805 58 in 1930 with a gain of 129 400 71. Refunds to farmers and industrial users fell 8 968 04 during the period.
Lange's Corner Property Vested in Mary Lange
District court granted Mary Lange a decree confirming title to Lange's corner on the Sun River Great Falls road. The ruling states title is in Lange's name but subject to the Federal Land Bank of Spokane and others rights to an irrigation ditch easement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lange
Sun River
Great Falls
H. H. Ewing
Mary Lange
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
Chateau Woman's Club Incorporates to Buy Property
Articles filed in the county clerk's office show the Chateau Woman's Club incorporating to acquire six Main avenue and Fifth street Northeast lots and a Flower Shop building for a library and headquarters. Directors named are Mrs Vera Hentges Mrs Arlie Core and Mrs Julius Hirshberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cho‘teau Woman’s Club
Vera Hentges
Arlie Core
Julius ‘Hirshberg
Fratenatty
Chateau
Montana
Gray
Main Avenue
Fifth Street
Charles W. Gray
Gallatin Gateway
Mary G. Gray
Supervisor W E Lockhart Hurt in Hunting Lodge Accident
William E Lockhart supervisor of the Jefferson and Lewis and Clark forest districts was badly injured Monday at Dr E J Crarys hunting lodge on the Teton river west of Chateau. He was trampled by a frightened horse after tripping a gate jack while holding three horses. He remains in extreme condition and was moved only after medical staff reached the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Lockhart
Jefferson and
Lewis’ ‘and ‘Clark National Forest
E. J. Crary
West Fork
North Fork
Teton River
Chateau
Mr. Lockhart
Mr. Reecer
U. S. Forest
H. W. Bateman
Deep Canyon Ranch
Choteau
Deep Canyon
Joe White
Slim
Reecer
Trip
Popular kitten ball league formed in Chateau city
A kitten ball league was formed in Chateau under County Agent Robert Clarkson with four teams the Goats Independents DeMolays and Racketeers. A 20 game series runs to July 15 followed by another to Sept 15 and a championship. Standings show Goats 2 0 Racketeers 2 0 Independents 1 2 DeMolays 0 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Robert Clarkson
de- Molays
Independents
Goats
Dr. Bateman
Tom Dellno
Clint Core
Wm. Olson
DeMolays
GOBTS
Oan
Legion Auxiliary Installs Chateau Unit Officers
Monday night the Chateau unit of the American Legion Auxiliary installed new officers led by Mrs. JP LaValle. Elected: Mrs. B I Packer president, Mrs. H C Huffman 1st vice president, Mrs. Clara H Baker 2nd vice president, Mrs. George Carroll secretary treasurer, Mrs. C D McDonald sergeant at arms, Mrs. C Jas Smith chaplain. Huffman named historian, C S McDonald chairman of child welfare, Catharine McDonald publicity chair, Packer delegate to the state convention in Miles City August 10 to 12 with Carroll as alternate. Clyde Darby presented a Sag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
American Legion Auxiliary
JP. F. LaValle
B. I. Packer
H.C. Huffman
Clara H. Baker
George Carroll
C. D. McDonald
C. Jas. Smith
H. C. Huffman
Death of W. E. Lockhart After Accident
W. E. Lockhart dies from injuries sustained in an accident. His body lies at Robert's Funeral Home in Choteau pending funeral arrangements. He and his family planned to move to Billings for his new post as assistant supervisor of the Beartooth national forest. He was active in the Local Lions club Choteau Rod and Gun club and Choteau Lodge No. 44 A F and A M. His loss casts gloom over the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lockhart
Chateau
A. M
Choteau
Chateau Band to Open Street Concert Series on June Twenty
The Chateau band plans a free street concert on Saturday June 20 between 7 and 8 pm. Under leader V Nicola the group is praised as stronger than ever and the free events repay the support of Choteau business people and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
V. Nicola
Choteau
Radio Address by Farmers Union Editor at Great Falls
W. Ricker editor of the Farmers Union Herald will speak over the air from Great Falls on Thursday June 18 at 1 00 p m The subject will be Why the Farm Board Sized the Price of the 1930 Wheat Crop and Why Stabilization was not Extended to Cover the Crop for 1931
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ricker
Farmers Union Herald
Great Falls
Farm Board
Fourth Anniversary Lions Club Celebrated With Banquet
The Chateau Lions Club marked its fourth anniversary with a banquet at the Masonic temple. Leo Graybill of Great Falls spoke, praising the local club and noting its long service. Visiting Lions from Great Falls, Conrad, Shelby and Cut Bank joined local members for a lively program of music, stunts, dancing, and tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Leo Graybill
Great Falls
Conrad
Shelby
Cut Bank
Masonic Temple
Anthem
America
E. R. Kaemmer
L. E. Taylor
Evel ‘E. Nelson
Lions Quartette
Phil I. Case
Lions
Leo G. Graybill
H. L. Stafford
M. K. Luther
H. Webb
Graybill
Missoula
Hodges
Dr. Bateman
Legion Plans Public Entertainment in Chateau This August
The American Legion post in Chateau met Tuesday night to discuss a two day event likely in August. A daytime rodeo with evening festivities and a 49er celebration were considered to attract tourists and fill the gap from canceled July events. Committees formed on entertainment citizenship and properties with Sturgis and Carroll appointed to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
American Legion
K. E. Sturgis
George Carroll
Legion
Father of Martindale Killed in Accident Sends Telegram
R. W. Martindale, a well known local youth, received a telegram Saturday morning stating his father had been accidentally killed. He prepared to go to the Sentinel Butte home in western North Dakota, traveling first to Great Falls with Mrs. Martindale, formerly Mrs. Lila Eastwood, then by train. Mrs. Martindale remained at her home in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Martindale
Sentinel Butte
North Dakota
Great Falls
Martindale
Lila ‘Eastwood
Cascade Heavi's On Small End Of Baseball Count
Cascade lost 7 to 4 to the All Stars at the local park. Dinty Moore started, five innings strong, Dale finished as the team pressed to the lead. Captain Wangen delivered a clutch two RBI Texas leaguer in the seventh to seal the All Stars win amid a record Sunday crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
All Stars
Dinty Moore
Big Guns
Dale
Moore
Wangen
Tracy
AB Rhoa Berger
Monroe
Perrine
Weinner
Nelson
Riley
Rodowski
Dennis
Poirier
Dirkes
G. Hansen
O’hara
Berger
Earles
A.hansen
Lestaighad
O'Hara
Core
Secesesensennsecsoees
Local Rodeo Progress for Twin Lakes Fourth of July
J. L. Gleason reports excellent progress toward a real rodeo for the Twin Lakes Fourth of July celebration. Riders signed include Al Faulkner the Canadian champion, Geo Crossguns Pendleton champion, and Jason Dustin with Lewis Wolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Gleason
Twin Lakes
al Faulkner
Geo. Crossguns
Pendleton
Jason Dustin
Lewis Wolf
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lange’s Corner
Woman's Club
Court House
Bair
M. 8. Bullerdick
Gay Franking
Social Center Hall
Fr. Schulte
Baseball Park
Harry Adams
First National Bank
DeMolaye
Legion Auxiliary
Lions Club
M. S. Bullerdick
E. L. Kueck
Nick Pambrun
A. H. McGinnis
Cascade Heavi
Dinty
Wangan
Alfalfa
Thiele
Tipa
Etn
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