Training Camp for Forest Lookouts Planned at Willow Creek
In Montana Ranges a forest training camp is set for June 18, 19, and 26 at Willow Creek ranger station, 18 miles southwest of Augusta. About 16 protection men including students and instructors will attend to learn fire lookout duties as part of summer forest protection. Mr Schumaker heads the trip to Sun River to join Forest Supervisor W E Lockhart on an inspection, with return to Chateau and Missoula thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumaker
Moir
Willow Creek
Augusta
Sun River Country
W. E. Lockhart
Chateau
Missoula
109 Graduate s Continued list of names on page
The snippet lists numerous graduates or individuals with surnames including Caufield Connore Chrisman Delger Denison Earls Erickson Erickson Fleshman Folk Gitchel George Gaare Howell Treline Jones Jenson Johnson Jackson Kolence Xicolste Klein Lee Larson Lockhart Lockhart Lords Lytel Loch Mainard Moulton Moulton Mathison Mullaney Mulane y Moye Newman Nelson Olson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caufield
James Connore
Hilda Chrisman
Syvol Delger
Ruth Denison
Emerson Earls
Robert Erickson
Leif Erickson
Frances Fleshman
Eva Folk
Wayne Gitchel
Gladys George
Howard Gaare
Venetta Howell
Blanche Treline
Billy Jones
Neomia Jenson
Albert Johnson
Pearle Jackson
Frances Kolence
Frances Xicolste
Frank Klein
George Lee
Lowry Larson
Leona Lockhart
Dorothy Lockhart
Lottie Lords
Athalie
Pupil recipients listed for after credits registrations
The text names pupils who will receive ipicin after credits in other counties. It lists Gerald Stott Ole Haugan Helen Poore Alice Ripenburg Helen Nowlin and Mathew Morris as those presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene Olson
Irene Proff
Elaine Randall
Winona Roberts
Cathryn Schabvel
Juanita Tatman
Alice Tokerud
Orris Twedt
Vernice Vance
Eleanor Wiprud
Ipicinas
Gerald Stott
Ole Haugan
Helen Poore
Alice Ripenburg
Helen Nowlin
Mathew Morris
Customs Men Fire Battle Over Halted Train Incident
The report details a confrontation involving customs inspectors who identified Huffman, his destination, and employer L. E. Taylor. Huffman chose voluntary appearance before a U S commissioner at Browning rather than jail, then attended a Glacier Park dance before returning to Chateau Sunday. Under-Sheriff Billings questioned inspectors who said Huffman faced a charge of failing to stop when signaled, but he did not appear. No papers served. Officials suspect border liquor crossings continue from the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffman
L. E. Taylor
United States
Browning
Glacier Park
Chateau
Billings
Local Man Arrested On Liquor Charge
Kenneth Cohoe was arrested Friday afternoon at his home by two federal agents on unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor and maintaining a common nuisance. He was bound over to the fall term of the U S district court on $300 bail. Attorney George W. Magee represented him. The raid began in Conrad and officers followed to Chateau where they found Cohoe with friends and a bottle of liquor on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cohoe
U. S
Charles H. Ferris
United States District Court
George W. Magee
H .Donald Dibble
K. Smith
Great Falls
Conrad
Chateau
Cohoe
Ferris
Alfred Shibsted Dies After Four Year Illness
Alfred Shibsted, 46, died Wednesday night at Chateau after a four year illness from stomach cancer. Born in Rushford Minnesota he moved to Montana in 1902 and farmed at Conrad Power Whitehall and finally Chateau. He is survived by his wife and four children, Ethel age 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Shibsted
Chateau
Maynard Hospital
Mr. Shibsted
Rushford
Minn
Andrew Shibsted
Gully
Montana
Conrad
Power
Whitehall
Mr. Shibsted J
Ethel
Family Arrives for Funeral at Farmington Lutheran Church
Dim 0. aged party includes Iva Rhee age 12 James age 10 Birden age 8 and ten siblings. Mrs L H Lilleskoy of Tioga ND arrives to join services. Funeral with Rev Carlson to be held at Farmington Lutheran Church on Friday or Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Rhee
James
Birden
Local Notes On Households And Local Happenings
Four hour enamels and 65 cent cans offered at Hirshberg's. Evelyn Hansen and Charlotte Looney return from Orvalis Washington after a year at Washington late college. M J B coffee 2% pound cans priced at 1.25 dollars. County Agent Clarkson notes John Holm of Bole filed for shelter belt trees to be delivered next spring, a name omitted in last week's Acantha.
Dog licensing and tag rule under city ordinance No 56
City ordinance requires every dog in Chateau to be licensed and tagged with penalties including potential death for untagged pets, as stated by City Marshal John T Moore. The notice also mentions bids for transporting district children to school and a Hood River strawberry sale by Hirshberg's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moore
Social round of visits and gatherings in Choteau area
Bits From Bobe lists dinners and visits among Choteau Fairfield and Great Falls residents including Mr. and Mrs. John Kosnick Mrs. Earl Zimmerman and friends. Notes a birthday surprise for Mrs. Zimmerman and a trip for Mrs. Alice Stoffler to California joining her daughter Florence. Also mentions Woman's club meeting at G B Zeigler and Farmington dinner hosts the W G Dauwalder family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Jay
Choteau
John Kosnick
Paul Mathis
Fairfield
John Holm
Benson
Art Johnson
Vina Sandberg
Edith Berglund
Great Falls
Litchfield Dorington
Earl Zimmerman
Earl Jackson
Fairfield Beach
Zimmerman
L. BB. Hay
O. Gaare
Thornd
H. Ness
R. A. Eastwood
F. McLean
R. Hatcher
B. Graves
W. Ww. Cole
F. M. Healey
N. E. Norman
E. M. Bammel
W. G. Dauwalder
Bole
Alice Stoffler
Florence
California
G. B. Zeigler
T. L. Gap
W.G. Dauwalder
F. W. Smith
Farmington
Earl Zimmer
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Utah
Sunkist
Texas
Colgate
Hirshberg’s
Fellows
Buddy
Hannan
H. H. Weist
Louise Gemar
Hoodriver
Choteau Drug Co
Oliver
Pete
Duck Foots
Duck Foot
Oliver Farm Machinery
Meyer Motor Sales
Mary Glavey
Zimmerman’s
Firstaid
TEX Store
Teton Drug CO