Shipping Association Opens Egg Grading and Marketing Plant
The Teton County Shipping Association resumes an egg grading and marketing plant in the city after a school conducted by Miss H. E. Cushman and Fred Roseneau. Morris Franklin leads as licensed grader with Roseneau’s instruction. the plant will offer farmers a cash market with prices varying by grade and market conditions. Eggs will be bought from the association, not producers, and leftovers are shipped to larger markets while small stocks are stored in a cool cellar. Licenses were granted to Otto Scha ef fer, W. D. Helm, Oliver Mauseth and J. B. Hodgskiss. Tuesday’s prices: extras 11 cents, standards 7 cents, trades 6 cents. no U. S. specials graded. The grading law dates to 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Cushman
Fred Roseneau
Teton County Shipping Association
Morris Franklinis
Roseneau
State Dairy Department
Franklin
Teton County
Shipping Association
Otto Schaeffer
W. D. Helm
Oliver Mauseth
J. B. Hodgskiss
U. S
Chateau Lions Honor Montana-Alberta Convention in Butte
L E Taylor R E Nelson W G Bloomdahl and John Hentges attended the Montana Alberta Lions district convention in Butte last weekend. A 243-member gathering praised the event and hospitality of the mining city including a visit to Leonard mine. Conrad club won top membership drive honors. Nelson served on resolutions, Taylor on inter club relations, Bloomdahl on the necrology committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Taylor
R. E. Nelson
W. G. Bloomdahl
John Hentges
Butte
Leonard Mine
Lions
Conrad Club
Chateau Club
Dean Corey
Collins Koy
Byron DeForrest
Great Falls
L. B. Taylor
Choteau Women to Stage Three Golf Tournaments
Choteau women plan three golf tournaments under Katharine MacDonald as program chair. Dates to be announced. spread over the summer. First event called tombstone tourney with handicaps set by nine holes three times per player by June 20, scoring by MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Katharine MacDonald
Miss MacDonald
Court Clerk Notes Slow Week for Marriage Licenses
Frances Rosengren reports no marriage licenses issued this week reflecting a quiet period at the court. Judge R. M. Hattersley returns Friday and activity is expected to rise. one declaration of intention to become a US citizen was filed by Emil Heer, a Germany native who arrived September 17, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Rosengren
R. M. Hattersley
United States
Emil Heer
Germany
Shell Oil official visits local distributor in Legh
J. B. Taylor of Shell Oil Company arrived from Great Falls yesterday to meet Harry Adams, local Shell products distributor, at Legh. The visit highlighted distribution arrangements and local operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Taylor
Shell Oil Co
Great Falls
Harry Adams
Shell Products
Legh
Harrison Craig Joins Taylor Garage as Mechanic
Taylor garage owner E Taylor announces Harrison Craig will work as a mechanic after June 19. Craig will move his welding setup and tools to the Taylor shop, which he says will become one of the region’s best equipped. Previously he ran a Wolf Creek garage and foreman at Power-Morgan garage. Arnet Munson will run a service station at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Taylor
Taylor
Harrison Craig
Craig
Taylor Garage
Northwest
Chateau
Wolf Creek
Power-Morgan
Pioneer
Highway
Arnet Munson
World’s Fair Visitors Return From Midwest Trip
Mrs. George M. Coffey and son Jere along with Miss Ruby Miller returned Sunday from visits in North and South Dakota and Minnesota. In Canistota Jere received treatments. In St Paul Miss Miller met her brother Lloyd Miller and sister Mrs H A Offrell. They also toured Chicago’s Century of Progress fair before the official opening. Miss Miller, principal of the Choteau grade school, plans to spend the rest of the summer near Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Coffey
Jere
Ruby Miller
South Dakota
Minnesota
Canistota
St. Paul
Miss Miller
Lloyd Miller
H. A. Offrell
Chicago
Miller
Choteau
Farm Relief Measures Discussed by Fabrick at Chateau
Lions club meeting covered farm relief and war debts. D P Fabrick cited irrigation district bond debt and Washington talks on refinancing and buying power, with Senator Wheeler Erickson and Rep Ayers noted. Guthrie led war debt Socratic discussion. Moye played saxophone. officers’ election planned but unfinished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fabrick
Chateau
Lions Meeting
D. P. Fabrick
A. B. Guthrie
Mr. Fabrick
Washington
Bynum
Guthrie
JIdons_ internatonal
Lawrence Chamberlain Treated at Chateau Hospital
Lawrence Chamberlain of Augusta was brought to the Chateau hospital Tuesday for treatment of injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Chamberlain
Augusta
Chateau Hospital
Wool Sacks Demand Drives Full County Wool Harvest
Wool shearing in progress across the county as demand for wool sacks runs above normal. Local merchants stock about 800000 pounds capacity while outfits use machines and hand crews. Pool shipments planned, with two carloads and many small consignments. July or early July shipping expected. Local buyers include Winslow & Co. and National Marketing Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hentges
Teton County Shipping Association
Wool Pool
Arthur Hirshberg
Joseph Hirshberg & Co
Tom Brady
Steve Snyder
George Sprinkle
Bus Collins
M. D. Lykens
Randk Young
Brady
Coffey Bros
Guy Miller Place
Het Duits
Snyder
J. B. Brown Place
Wolfer Ranch
Mr. Sprinkle
J. E. Sullivan
Pendray
C. C. Coffey
Percy Hodgskiss
Grover Parker
Lykens
Dan McCormick
Hentgess
Helena
Regional Agricultural Corporation
Three Baby Births at Choteau Hospital
Conditions are improving with more upturns. Three boys were born Tuesday night at the Choteau hospital to Jerome of Bynum White of Augusta and Brown of Choteau. Last Thursday a daughter was born to L Hauffel and wife of Fairfield at the same hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Hospital
S. Jerome
Bynum
Pat White
Augusta
Harry Brown
Choteau
L. Hauffel
Fairfield
Choteau Hospitals
Mrs S Cole Returns Home From Chateau Hospital
Mrs Phil S Cole, previously a patient at the Chateau hospital, returned to her home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil S. Cole
Chateau Hospital
Much Land Still Open to Entry in Teton County
The U S Land Office in Great Falls reports 23996 acres in Teton county remain vacant and eligible for homestead entry. The land mostly suits grazing uses. Filing fees are 24 dollars per section and 16 per quarter. M D Nicholson oversees Great Falls office, with C H Ferris as local U S commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Teton County
United States Land Office
Great Falls
Homstead
M.D. Nicholson
C. H. Ferris
United States
California Weather Not Always Sunny in May Letter
Stockton writer Mrs. Clara Fisher reports a harsh winter in California with frozen water pipes and pumps, a late cold spring, and a fruit crop forecast small due to late frosts. She notes plans to visit Chateau this summer and remarks that sunny California is not always sunny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
California
Clara Fisher
George Richards
Chateau
Fischer
Choteau Lions Host Canadian Lions After District Convention
Choteau Lions hosted 18 Lions and Lionesses plus 29 members and guests at Beaupre cafe for an impromptu dinner honoring Canadians en route home from the district convention in Butte. Calgary and Edmonton visitors shared vocal solos and group entertainment as hospitality impressed delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Fellowship
Montana
Butte
Chateau Lions
Chateau
Calgary Club
George Humphries
Choteau
A. M. Shaw
Geo. A. Wilson
Geo. Humphries
Edrnest Starr
K. E. Sturgis
Beaupre Cafe
H. B. Burden
Edmonton
Peres Opens Beauty Shoppe In City
Miss Edith Peres former operator at the beauty shop in the Chateau Drug store opens the Peres Beauty shoppe in the city Monday. Located in Mrs. H. G. Young’s building beside the Parkway cafe, she is a licensed Montana operator and Kupersmith school graduate. The interior features orchid and black decor with modern equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Peres
Chateau Drug Store
Peres
H. G. Young
Parkway Cafe
Miss Peres
Montana
Kupersmith School of Beauty Culture
Great Falls
Eleven Local Recruits Join Forest Service Camp
Eleven young men from the city left Sunday for the Army Forest Service camp at Ford Creek southwest of Augusta. Forest Ranger W N Streeter will oversee the camp and lead Lewis and Clark forest work in the area. Recruits include Bud Burns Spud Moore Tom Moore Burt Wells Dinty Moore Charles Coulter Lyle Malcolm Harry Bleecker Gotch Jacobs and Frank Cline. They were chosen for their forestry and mountain experience to serve as leaders with the conservation army, alongside foremen at spike camps Ole Lestrud and Percy Cox named for those posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Forest Service
Ford Creek
Augusta
W. N. Streeter
Lewis and Clark Forest
Forest Service
Bud Burns
Spud” Moore
Tom Moore
Burt Wells
Dinty” Moore
Charles Coulter
Lyle Malcolm
Harry Bleecker
Gotch Jacobs
Frank Cline
Conservation Army
Ole Lestrud
Percy Cox
Students Home For Vacation From Colleges
Local pupils who studied at state and normal colleges during the past year have returned home for summer. The names listed include Jane Guthrie Elsie Hirshberg Ann Eckford Helen Bateman Mary Sulgrove Bonnie Noble Blossom Dale Helen Binford Erma Young Marybelle Peterson Grayce Thompson with affiliations to Missoula Dillon Helena Walla Walla and Helena sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Guthrie
Elsie Hirshberg
Ann Eckford
Helen Bateman
Mary Sulgrove
State University
Missoula
Bonnie Noble
Blossom Dale
Helen Binford
State Nor‘mal College
Dillon
Erma Young
Marybelle Peterson
Intermountain Union College
Helena
Grayce Thomp‘son
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Washington
iHarry Adams Buys Buildings to Move Choteau Garage
Harry Adams who runs the New Chateau Garage and Adams Oil Co has bought two adjacent buildings formerly the old Taylor garage. He plans to leave the Connor building around July first and move into the new quarters after renovations overseen by Joe Knutzon. The shops will include storage space and auto accessories just as before. One building was owned by Citizens State Bank and the other by Henry Radcliffe and C S McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Adams
New Chateau
Adams Oil Co
Old Taylor
Connor
Thrse
Joe Knutzon
Old Place
Adams
Citizens State Bank
Henry Radcliffe
C. S. McDonald
Beer Money Boosts Teton County Revenue
County Treasurer Elmer C. Smith reported a $995 beer tax receipt from the state auditor added to the general fund and a $1567.75 May 9 automobile license tax apportionment. He noted a 5 percent rise in delinquent tax collections for the latter half of 1932 compared with the prior figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Elmer C. Smith
Choteau Boy Scouts Ready New Baseball Organization
Choteau Boy Scouts have organized a baseball program and plan to play all comers. They are setting schedules with other Scout teams and may include 4-H and junior groups. Practices have run two weeks with a tentative lineup listed and a potential game Sunday pending confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of Choteau
Mike Mozer
Francis Moye
Stanley Smith
Paul Baillie
Norman Rorgengren
Jack Core
Kenneth Thompson
Clair Strom
Vincent Peters
University of Washington Summer School Opens for Two Local Girls
Miss Eloise Campbell of Bynum and Miss Marion Butchart of this city travel to Seattle to attend the University of Washington summer school. Campbell will study English and history while Butchart studies Latin and Spanish. Their chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Butchart and Marc, accompanied them to Browning where the Empire Builder made a special stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Campbell
Bynum
Marion Butchart
Seattle
Univrsity of
Washington
Campbell
Miss Butchart
Butchart
Marc
Browning
Empire Builder
Farmers Union Picnic Plans In Teton County
Teton County unit of the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America prepares for the annual picnic in the city park on Wednesday June 21. Stores will close from 1 to 4 p m and free coffee will be served to picnickers who bring their own cups. Principal speaker may be Charles D Eagle or A W Ricker with other features including a baseball game Fairfield versus Power and street sports later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Charles D. Egley
St. Paul Livestock Division
Union
A. W. Ricker
Farmers’ Union Herald
W. G. Dauwalder
Chateau
Fairfield
Power
Teton County All-Stars
Choteau Golfers Plan to Enter Shelby Tournament
The Choteau Country Club plans to send a delegation to Shelby Sunday for the Off City golf tournament. Participants considered include C. D. McDonald C. S. McDonald J. J. Hannan Clarence Looney B. I. Packer Clint Core J. B. Conlin R. F. Baillie Jim Broderick and F. C. Barribal. Prizes include trophies for low medalist scores second low medalist and club awards. Play is 18 holes with a $1.60 entrance fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Country Club
Shelby Sunday
C. D. McDonald
C. S. McDonald
J. J. Hannan
Clarence Looney
B. I. Packer
Clint Core
J. B. Conlin
R. F. Baillie
Jim Broderick
F. C. Barribal
Grasshoppers Threaten Teton Crops Prompt Poison Help
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports heavy grasshopper hatching in northern parts of the county with some acres damaged. The county provides arsenic and banana oil. farmers must supply bran. Mix five pounds arsenic three ounces banana oil and 12 gallons water per 100 pounds bran. apply 10 to 12 pounds per acre, not in lumps. Poison is eaten by livestock. avoid cool or wet weather. Hopper activity peaks 70 to 85 degrees. not as severe as 1922 1923 1924 but warning remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Mr. Clarkson
4-H Cook and Chatter Holds Fifth Meet of Year
The 4-H Cook and Chatter club met at Mrs. Geo. Carroll’s home for the fifth gathering this year. Dorothy Zuber demonstrated multiple ways of serving milk for breakfast. A social is planned at Claude schoolhouse on Saturday June 24 with cooperation from the F.B. P. baby beef club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Carroll
Dorothy Zuber
Claude School
F.B. P. Baby Beef Club
Relief funds allotted to Teton county for June work
B A Roll secretary of the Teton county R F C relief committee announced last night that $1750 had been allotted to the county for relief work in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Roll
Teton County
R. F.C. Relief Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers’ Union
Morris Franklin
Butté
Secretary of Agriculture
Wheeler and Erickson
Roy Ayers
Ayer
Scott Leavitt
Judge Ayers
Te Lions
Repare
Utte
C. S. McDonald, Winslow & Co
Dewey Gould
C. D. McDonald, Cordingley & Co
J. E. Hodgskiss
National Marketing Corporation
Choteau Lions
Iharry Adams
Choteau Garage
Choteau Boy Scouts
U. OF W
Shelby
Teton
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