Road levy decision faces Teton county voters in July primary
The Teton County board asks residents to vote on a proposed five mill increase to fund road construction, maintenance and improvement. Current funds from the five mill levy and motor vehicle licenses fall short, with warrants rising to about $50,000 and outstanding debts to be paid from the existing levy. The outcome hinges on taxpayer choice to maintain the program or cut back to retire warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Board of County Commissioners
A. M. Johnson
Elence
Acantha
Commissioners Favor Continuing Maintenance and Construction Plan
The editorial argues it may be wise to continue the current improvement program while paying back debt. It asserts the vote is for the people to decide and that the commission will follow the outcome. It notes the commissioners prefer maintaining the current program.
Military drill for CCC camps could aid youth training
The piece argues CCC camps should retain civilian character but could include rudimentary military instruction. It contends marching and handling a flag would not harm youths and would improve discipline, training, and future usefulness, citing Boy Scouts as supportive precedent and praising order and definiteness over hesitancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
War Department
Civilian Conservation Corps
Country Cousins 4H Club Meeting Highlights
Country Cousins Sewing club met May 28 at the Peder home. Donna spoke on etiquette and pattern selection while a leader demonstrated pattern cutting and alterations and pleat sewing. A lunch followed. Reporter Lorna Rindal notes a boys game won 10 to 8 with adult spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Cousins
Country Cousins Sewing Club
Peder
Donna
Teader
Lorna Rindal
Bynum 4-H Boys Open Season Against Porter Beach
The Bynum 4-H boys opened the season with a baseball game against Porter Beach. The score remains to be reported as details were incomplete in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum 4-H
Porter Beach
Scissor Snippers 4H Club Holds June Meeting
The Scissor Snippers 4H club met Thursday June 9 starting at 1 PM to score rooms and photograph them. At 4 PM the business meeting convened at Cora Seekins home followed by a lunch. The next gathering with Cora Otness is planned for Tuesday June 21 at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scissor Snippers
Cora Seekins
Cora Otness
Lois Swenson
Hutchinson Seeks NYA Camp for Montana Youths
D W Hutchinson reports the National Youth Administration may establish a single Montana camp for youths. Fredric R Veeder signs state public assistance noting tentative plans, county WPA intake handles requisitions, with opening hoped for late summer or early fall and location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
National Youth Administration
D. W. Hutchinson
Teton Welfare Office
Fredric R. Veeder
Public Assistance
WPA
Liquor Net Reaches 1 271 102 to Date
Liquor profits totaling 1 271 102 are reported by the liquor control board for the year to date. May operating expenses drop to 50 860 from 64 597 last year. Board holds 259 549 on deposit with the state measurer versus 156 028 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liquor Control Board
I. M. A. Wass
Junior Scissor Snippers Meet Teaches Sewing
The Junior Scissor Snippers held their fourth meeting at Nancy Stenson's on June 7. Nancy Stenson demonstrated how to use the sewing machine and led the group in songs and games. Members started hemming tea towels with Miss Knowlton assisting.
United Hearts 41 Club Holds First Regular Meeting
The United Hearts luncheon club met at the club house Friday June 3 with eleven members and one mother visitor. A muffins demonstration was given by the younger girls and the older group prepared apple crisp. The next meeting is Thursday June 9 at the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Hearts
Clysta Stott
State Welfare Expenditures Reported For May
May Welfare Large State Auditor John J Holmes reported that the state welfare department spent 445596 in state funds during May Old age assistance payments totaled 247442 administration 38262 aid to dependent children 54507 aid to crippled children 6542 child welfare 3535 aid to needy blind 676 commodity distribution direct relief grants in aid and sponsor s contributions on projects 94628
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Holmes
State Welfare Department
Notice to Creditors Estate of George L Wieber Deceased
Notice to creditors and all claimants against the estate of George L Wieber deceased. The administrator E E Sweitzer requires claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Office of E E Sweitzer Conrad Montana designated for estate business. Dated June 10 1938. E E Sweitzer Administrator and E F Sweitzer Attorney Conrad Montana First published June 16 last July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Wieber
FE. Sweitzer
E. E. Sweitzer
Conrad
Montana
E. FE. Sweitzer
Eva Zimmerman
Bert I. Packer
Larson Building
Chateau
C. James Smith
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State of
Teton
John Vanhouse
Court House
Choteau
Teton County
Jane Vanhouse
H. M. Daley
Burwell O. Price
B. O. Price
H. E. Price
Estate Notice for Burwell O Price Deceased
H. E. Price administrator of Burwell O Price announces to creditors and claimants that all claims against the deceased must be presented. Notice first published May 28 1938 with Chateau Montana as the administrator’s address.
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E. L. Jourdonnais
Canada
Hughes & Company
Third St
Great Falls
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Mont
Papa Dionne
Randall M. Dorten
Long Beach
Calif
Bynum Reid
Doys
Ted Stott
Hutchinson
NYA
Lucille Carlson
Anderson Bros. Auto Shop
Chevrolet
General Automobile
Parkway Cafe
Nutter
V. E. Green
Prep
Moat
Nelson Insurance Agency Real Estate
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
R. G. Keeton
Choteau Creamery
C. W. Boussard
Lareen
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
C. E. Stephens
Larson Bldg
Anna E. Stafford
Mont
Chas G. Roberts
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
E. B. Maynard, M. D
Homeopathic Hospital
Givens Block, Cheteau
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