Inspectors to Begin Work in County Soon
Training for wheat allotment inspectors was held in Great Falls and Conrad with Carl Peterson leading. About 30 inspectors will begin work next week in Teton County, with 38 completing the course and 88 eligible for future placement. computers will tally field measurements at the allotment office.
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Great Falls
Conrad
Carl Peterson
Teton County
Peterson
Bill Aiken
Walier
Arthur Ramsey
Charles Erickson
Pat Mills
Harold Chadwick
F. Reid Swenson
C. H. Crane
Arthur Dahlman
Ed. Alzheimer
Herman Earles
J. W. George
Clark L. Corey
Henry Kropp
W. G. Dauw
W. A. Schwanke
Jake Luinstra
Edwin J. Stone
J. R. Moore
Chas. Koch
Penular Young Couple Married Monday at Davis Ranch
A young couple tied the knot Monday at the Davis Ranch in Wake, with the bride wearing a white dress and bouquet. The groom, identified as Mr. Praxis, and the bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs L Jensen of Minnesota, exchange vows with guests from local families and a message of congratulations from friends.
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Penular
Monday Iuyening
Davis Ranch
Praxis
Coenty
Margaret Davis
Tvs
Teton County High School
Alaska
Resently
Chateau
Croom
L. Jensen
Wainesota
Minnesota State Normal College
Temidji
University of Washington
I<remline
Hill County
Davis
Montana Praised by St Paul Man
A May issue tribute to Montana by Mark A. Herring recounts a tour including the Golden Jubilee of the Montana Stock Growers Association at Miles City. An incident near Chateau shows Sheriff J L Billings aiding a car accident victim as locals extend help. the piece celebrates Montana’s people, resources, and resilient spirit amid drought and low livestock prices.
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South
Mr. Herring
Montana
Chateau
J. L. Billings
Miles City
Castoffs Triumph In Twilight League Smother Has Beens 8-0
The Castoffs shut out the Has beens 8 to 0 in the Twilight League second round as Clint Core pitched and Harry Moore batted in. Charley Allum and Deputy Tom Dellno led the losing battery. The Independents beat the Hasbeens 8-4 Tuesday with Allum Dellwo on the Hasbeens side.
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Hasbeens
Clint Core
Harry Moore
Charley Allum
Tom Dellno
Battery
Hasbeen
Independents
Allum
Dellwo
Dale
Swain
American Legion
Legion
Prescott Mourned. Funeral Planned in City
Mas A RK Prescott has died in teen years. The funeral is set in the city at 250 pm on the eve of Good Friday. Mrs J E Byrne and Mrs C S McDonald of this city plan to attend. Prescott was about four years ago a resident of Teton County and Mrs Prescott was the mother in law of Byrne’s daughter.
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Prescott
Teena
J. E. Byrne
C. S. McDonald
Teton County
Byrne
Helm in Browning Sets Talks on Blackfeet Participation
Ww D Helm visited Browning this week to finalize participation of Blackfeet Indians in the Chateau two day Fourth of July celebration negotiations conclude with tribal leaders and event organizers to include Blackfeet involvement.
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Ww. D. Helm
Browning
Chateau
Big Picnic Arrangements Made for June 27
W H Wellenstein and W G Dauwalder of the Teton County Farmers union say the annual county wide picnic will be in Chateau on Wednesday June 27. The program begins 11 30 to 1 30 with city band music and free coffee. D L O Connor speaks and a Teton All Stars versus Dutton Power game is on the agenda followed by street sports and a pavilion dance. A grasshopper bale spreading machine exhibit debuts with prizes for best mixer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wellenstein
W. G. Dauwalder
Teton County
D. L. O’connor
Farmers' Union Terminal Association
Teton All-Stars
Dutton-Power
Citizens State Bank
Chateau Lions Club
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Young Demos organize in Teton County meeting
About 20 people gathered at the courthouse to launch a Young Democratic club in Teton County with Miss Mary Sulgrove named temporary chairwoman and E. L. Murphy as temporary secretary. An executive committee was formed and future steps include adopting a constitution modeled on state guidance.
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Teton County
Court House
Mary Sulgrove
E. L. Murphy
Shelby
Great Falls
Chateau
Randall Swanberg
June Rainfall Breaks Records Across County Week
Last week saw 3.65 inches of rain here as county totals neared four inches, with some areas reporting up to five. Benefits included revived haylands and improved irrigation water while drought worry rose in the eastern part of the county.
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Teton County
Tae Teton
Abend 598 Tas Collections and Local Tax Details
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss collections and taxes including mentions of Abend 598 Tas and a fire tax. References to dates like 17 September and a district context appear, with unclear names and figures. The text is garbled and partial, limiting precise interpretation of entities or outcomes.
Marriage Licenses Reported for Several Couples
Fred Getts and Mayme 95 both of Sun River, Arnold Treblich and Genema sini of Great Falls, Wm Riftel and Ela Behre of Townsend, Chas O Davis Chateau and Ruth Jensen of Clearbrook, Mu Allen Green and Jennie F Be vard of Nampa Idaho.
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Fred Getts
Mayme
Sun River
Arnold Treblich
Genemasini
Great Falls
Wm. Riftel
Ela Behre
Townsend
Chas. O. Davis
Chateau
7Lyn Ruth Jensen
Clearbrook
Mu Allen T. Green
Jennie F Bevard
Nampa
Idaho
4 HSC Dah Feaross End Others at Bareman Meet
The group from several clubs gathered at the Wort Sta college Bozeman for a meeting tied to the 4 HSC Dah Feaross program. Present were Mrs Schutz Diamond Valley Miss Winora Giteh Pendroy and Mrs H Q Watson Fairfield. Members include Pert ran Moon BFPF P Marketing club Marjorie Briggs Pendroy Clothing club Harry Schultz Diamond Valley Farm Accounting club and Natalie McDermott Fairfield Dairy club.
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Fea
Celal Naouber
PTT
Edey
Sta
Colleg Bozeman
Gea Talls
Feaders
All-Stars Extend Perfect Run With 3-2 Ten-Inning Win
The Teton All-Stars edged the Great Falls Swastikas 3-2 in ten innings to remain undefeated at 4-0 this season. G. Lopach opened the 11th with a misplay, Ditto and G. Hanson drives aided the rally as Dale scored in the third and the club pulled ahead in the tenth for the victory.
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Teton All-Stars
Great Falls Swastikas
Downing
Kwirant
G. Lopach
Cardell
Moore
Nett
Ditto
G. Hanson
A. Hanson
Dale
Furlong
Smith
A. Lopach
Corcoran
Core
Chuck Otness
All-Stars
New Maintainer Operates Monday at Northwestern Area
A new maintainer will operate Monday replacing prior service. The individual has dental credentials from Northwestern and holds licenses in Illinois Minnesota and Montana. He passed the Montana dental board exam last summer while vacationing here and plans to stay about a month in September between Northwestern summer and fall quarters.
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DS Tre City
Goa
Mysore
Northwestern
Minois
Newthern
Montana
Montana Dental Board
Local Filing Opens for July Primary in County Offices
Candidates filed for county posts as the final filing date neared on June 16 with July 17 primary elections. Notables include J. B. Conner seeking re election to the state house on the democratic ticket, George A. Carroll seeking clerk and recorder, and Earl Zimmmerman for sheriff. Other filings span republican and democrat party members for precinct committees across precincts 1 through 17 and 10, with several names named for township and county positions.
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Chas. Proff
George A. Carroll
J. B. Conner
Earl Zimmerman
Eugene L. Murphy
J. G. Jackson
Justice of the Peace
Gordon Holmes
W. M. Eaman
Ida Lathrop
B. O. Price
Frank M. Doheny
Mabel E. Doheny
Frances Juelfs
Fred W. Schultz
Hartwick Nelson
W. C. Rogers
C. H. Ferris
Chateau Township
Conner
House of Representatives
Burton
Teton County
Great Falls
Red Lodge
New York
Farmington
House
Senate
Carroll
W. T. Webb
Bern Sunte
Wathout
Author Granted Advance for Unearned Royalties
A published author visiting the office of the editorial department was asked what she would be paid for an advance against royalties. After a brief discussion she accepted a thousand dollar check. The book was selected by the Literary Guild and became a best seller, to be placed on the library pay shelf once cataloged. The library hours are listed as 3 to 5 on Saturday afternoon.
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le Foen
Te Pi Owe Pe Spr
Aed Os
Atte
Te Editorial Desarument
Ify
Literary Guild
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Teton Canyon
Teton
Claude
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Spring Creek
Deep Canyon Ranch
D. M. Powell
Twin Lakes Resort
Jack Baker
Nar Mountain Ranger Station
Windy Ford
Taker
Prairie
Syed
Feaross
Bareman
G. Transon
Ss H. Hanson
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Otness
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Pyptaguigivs
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Trent
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