AAA Recheck Engineer Is Visitor From Headquarters
Howard H. Robinson rechecking engineer for the AAA arrives from Bozeman and plans to base his work largely in Teton and nearby counties with headquarters in Conrad. He will recheck 50 fields across 25 supervisors, assisted by Wayne deVries, using a red and yellow paneled Chevrolet truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Robinson
AAA
Bozeman
Teton
Pondera
Toole
Liberty
Glacier Counties
Mr. Robinson
Conrad
Teton County
Fred Woodward
Leslie Chalmers
Arthur Ramsey
Philip Eschandi
Ray Davidson
Gordon Holmes
Court House
Robinson
Wayne deVries
Fred Willson
Helen Adams and Clinton Cole Wed in Centralia Garden Ceremony
Miss Helen Marie Adams of Centralia married Clinton R. Cole of Olympia on June ninth in a garden ceremony at the groom's parents home in Centralia. The bride, a Blair business college graduate and Ford bookkeeper, will reside in Olympia after a brief wedding tour. The groom, a Centralia High School alumnus, manages Wilmot Men’s Store in Olympia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Washington
Helen Marie Adams
Clinton R. Cole
Olympia
C. B. Cole
M. A. McQuary
First Christian Church of
Warren Adams
May Adams
Cole
Verdent
Lohengren
Fred Aust
Longview
Charles Wetzel
Doris Halverson and Carl Borsheim Wed in Chateau
Miss Doris Mildred Halverson became the bride of Carl E. Borsheim in a Sunday morning ceremony at the Halverson home in Chateau. The Rev. A Lunde officiated assisted by family and friends as 75 guests attended a reception and wedding breakfast. The couple planned a trip to Glacier Park and will reside in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Great Falls
Doris Mildred Halverson
Carl E. Borsheim
Thomas A. Halverson
Second Avenue Southwest
A. Lunde
Our Saviour's Church
Angeline Lawson
Leonard Halverson
Evelyn Rude
Lohengrin
Alice Thresher
Lethbridge
Alta
Post Tavern
Halverson
Glacier Park
Woodworth
Miss Walverson
Teton County
State University
Missoula
Royal Milling Company
Borsheim
Home Oil and Refining Company
Neal Praises Teton County Sportsmen and Fishing
Game Warden Bruce Neal from Augusta visited the region praising local anglers and the Teton County Sportsmen's Association. He noted good fishing above Gibson Dam, announced lower Sun River stocking this year, and commended the club's bird feeding work in spring while planning continued warden service. He also visited the Teton canyon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Neal
Augusta
Gibson Dam
Sun River
Neal
Teton County Sportsmen’s Association
Teton Canyon
Marriage Licenses Granted to Several Couples
Marriage licenses issued for Herber L. Vance 24 of Bynum and Nixole P Rosenquist 21 of Stanford. T. N. Arneson and Minnie Kammerer both of Rapid City. Roy Bjorke 29 of Volta and Helen Standish 25 of Bobe. Herman Butts 21 of Fairview ND and Dora Moser 21 of Willis ton. Carl Borsheim 28 of Great Falls and Doris Halverson 25 of Chateau. Fred Holmes and Annie Stern both of Sun River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herber L. Vance
Bynum
Nixole P Rosenquist
Stanford
T. N. Arneson
Legal
Minnie Kammerer
Rapid City
Roy Bjorke
Volta
Helen Standish
Bobe
Herman Butts
Fairview
North Dakota
Dora Moser
Williston
Carl Borsheim
Great Falls
Doris Halverson
Chateau
Fred Holmes
Annie Stern
Sun River
Vacation School Work Exhibit At M E Church
Large crowd attends Sunday services and a children’s day program at the Methodist church. An exhibit showcases vacation school work including manual training weaving and art with top notes awarded to Raymond Carlson Esther Arensmeyer Evanna Van Auken Gladys Smith and Ruth Stansberry. A Friday picnic near town hosted about 70 students and teachers from the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Edwin Dover
Raymond Carlson
Esther Arensmeyer
Evanna van Auken
Noebook
Gladys Smith
Ruth Stansberry
Wm. Milter
Home Demonstration Tour In Teton County Draws 300 Attendees
Fully 300 persons attended yester day the first home demonstration tour in Teton county. The event featured 65 cars in a countywide procession and visits to new homes, remodeled houses, shelterbelts, and water systems. County Agent Fred Willson, Miss Florence Michaelson, and Miss Blanche Lee led the program with local leaders and Dutton business support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Ethel Reed
Pendroy
C. ©. Juelfs
Diamond Valley
Paul Mathis
Bole
Fred Willson
Florence Michaelson
Blanche Lee
Harry Laubach
Frank Loch
Guttorm Hemstad
M. L. Bechtel
Bowen Place
Miss Lee
B O. Price
Wiant
Leaks Stop at Fairfield Pool After Winter Cracks
Water was drained and repairs made to asphalt seams after winter cracks appeared. The pool opened last Saturday with some confusion as it was briefly empty causing disappointment for visitors including Evelyn Gaare, Nella Gaare, Joyce Cole, and Mathele Young of Fairfield, who came with J. E. Young. A. H. McGinnis led the effort with Stanley Smith assisting as lifeguard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tce Pool
Evelyn Gaare
Nella Gaare
Joyce Cole
Mathele Young
Fairfield
J. E. Young
A. H. McGinnis
Stanley Smith
Willsons and Bruce Visit Fred Willson in Leal
Mr and Mrs Howard Willson and Gen Bruce of Leal North Dakota arrive for a 10 day visit at the home of their son County Agent Fred Willson. They arrived Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Willson
Gon. Bruce
Leal
North Dakota
Fred Willson
Parade details announced for big celebration
Arrangements for Cha teau two day celebration July 3 and 4 are outlined with an old car parade on day one offering prizes of 10 and 5 dollars. Local dealers add incentives for Ford, Chevrolet, Nash, and other makes while a pet and hobby parade on day two features 5 and 2 dollar prizes plus showmanship and uniqueness goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Hudson
Dodge
LaFayette
Fred Willson
Shearing Under Way Coffey Bros Clip Sold to Dewey Gould
Shearing is under way about ten days late as Tom Brady and an Idaho crew finish Coffey Bros ranch work then move to Guy Miller place. Phil I Cole for Dewey Gould buys Coffey Bros clip at 22 1/2 cents, among best prices to date. earlier sales at 20 and 21 cents. Warvey Wilson buys Ellis and Basket clip for Cordingly & Co. and S McDonald buys for Draper & Co in Cut Bank area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Brady
Idaho
Coffey Bros
Guy Miller
Steve Snyder
George Sprinkle
Phil I. Cole
Dewey Gould
Warvey Wilson
Great Falls
Cordingly & Co
Ellis and Basket
S. McDonald
Draper & Co
Cut Bank
Big 4 H Club Picnic Set for July 10
The first annual all county 4 H club picnic will be at Collins picnic grounds on Wednesday July 10. Harry Laubach is chairman with Myles Standish Mrs F W Smith Clara Alzheimer and Margaret Hodgskiss on the committee. Scotty Cameron state 4 H club leader will speak and a baseball game is planned. East and west county teams will determine champions before the event and a tug of war will pit east against west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Harry Laubach
Myles Standish
F. W. Smith
Clara Alzheimer
Margaret Hodgskiss
R. E. “Scotty” Cameron
Bozeman
Agricultural Courses Revised at Conference with Luther Present
Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Luther returned from Bozeman where he attended the annual conference of vocational agricultural instructors. The four year high school course will be revised to tie more closely to farm home operations, with the farm home as the laboratory and greater parent cooperation. Some contests linked to the State College High School Week may be trimmed or eliminated. J. Border led agricultural education and H. B. Swanson spoke from the U S Office of Education. Ten counties will host projects with 34 in the county this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Luther
Bozeman
State College
Fla
Luther
J. & Border
H. B. Swanson
U.S. Office of Education
Washington, D D. C
Tutner
Catholic Vacation Schools Open in Parish
Religious vacation schools under Catholic auspices run at Bynum Pendray Fairfield Augusta and Chateau with plans for Power and Dutton. Fr Schulte and Fr Sheerin oversee sessions led by Sisters Agnes Stella Margaret Cecelia Bernadine Eileen M Leonard Agnes Rita. Enrollment ranges from 24 to 55. two weeks per site, ending with a village picnic and a first communion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Schulte
Bynum
Pendrey
Fairfield
Augusta
Chateau
Power and Dutton
Agnes Stella
Margaret Cecelia
Father Schulte
Pendray-Bynum
Jas, Sheerin
Power and
Dutton
Bernadine
Eileen
Bynum-Pendroy
Power
M. Leonard
Agnes Rita
Upmans Visit East Helena Residents Describe Local Gold Mining
Mr and Mrs Wm Upman and Mr and Mrs H D Upman visited from East Helena detailing Winston Bros gold mining operations in the Helena district. They noted gravel from Prickly Pear creek yielding 25 to 30 cents a yard in gold dust, some as high as 1 50, with operations at old Montana City four miles from East Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Upman
H. D. Upman
East Helena
Helena
Prickley Pear Creek
Upman
Winston Brogs
Old Montana City
4-H Leaders Elected at State Convention in Bozeman
L aubach elected state 4-H club leaders president and Iona Davidson named secretary at sixth annual convention in Bozeman attended by about 200 delegates. Miss Davidson, Nora Bush and others appointed officers with Shoquist winning second place for a flag presentation. Group toured state capitol in Helena and heard project work instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Davidson
Bozeman
Teton County
Harry Laubach
Iona Davidson
Howard Bolland
Nora Bush
Rachel Gitchel
Johnny Shoquist
Laubach
Diamond Valley
Miss Bush
Miss Gitchel
Davidson
Miss Helen Standish Weds Roy E Bjork In Great Falls Home
Miss Helen Standish daughter of Mr and Mrs D L Standish of Bole marries Roy E Bjork of Great Falls at her parents home with Rev Edwin Dover officiating. Attendant Miss Pearle Bjork and groomsman Myles Standish. After a luncheon the couple plans Yellowstone Park and Salt Lake City trip before returning to Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Standish
D. LB. Standish
Bole
Roy FE. Bjork
Great Falls
Edwin Dover
Chateaux Methodist Church
Pearle Bjork
Myles Standish
Miss Bjork
Bjork
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Teton County High School
Montana State Normal College
Dillon
Edwin A. Sijork
Farmers Meet Here Saturday for Big Annual Picnic
Farmers union plans and preparations are discussed by Paul Mathis in town. A general meeting is set for Saturday at the county courthouse to finalize arrangements for the reton county Farmers Union picnic in the city park with speeches at the pavilion, sports, and a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reton County Farmers Union
Paul Mathis
Farm Union
Court House
Mathis
National Farmers Union
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Says Teton
State
Helen Adams
Clinton Cole
Rev. Lunde
M. E. Church
State College Extension
Co. O. Johnson
Dewey-Gould
Upmans
George Gamrait
Power Community
Choteau
State Capitol
R. E. Ward
Lewis and Clark County
Neva Magraw
Roy E. Bjork
Dover
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