Civic Woodcraft Convention Signals Growth and Local Pageantry
Cauteau population rose by over a hundred Tuesday and Wednesday as District Circle 8 hosted the Neighbors of Woodcraft convention in Chateau hall. About 67 accredited reps plus 24 officers attended with Mrs Minnie Heiner of Portland as grand guardian. Mayor Coffey welcomed all, and District Guardian Mary Schaffer of Marysville responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hiner
Portland
Oregon
Grand Guardian
Woodcraft Hall
Guardian
Irene Peterson
Chateau Circle 256
Cracovienne
George M. Coffey
Mary Schaffer
Marysville
America
A. P. Whaley
Antoinette Roberts
Extenia Ludwig
Minnie Heiner
Chateau
Great Falls
Seemann
Edna. Stephens
Anna Mardell
Golfers vie in Shelby tournament with Havre club winning
Seven local golfers joined entrants from Shelby Malta Havre and Coutts for a Shelby club sponsored event at Shel by last Sunday 110 golfers competed Havre Country Club took top club score Malta was second Miss McCarthy Havre won the ladies first and Mrs Hannah Shelby was second Mrs R F Baillie Choteau was third no award issued for that rank Chateau Country club failed to place Local participants included Mr and Mrs R F Baillie Joan Hentges Tommy Gossack James Broderick C B McDonald and Clarence Looney Birch the magician will escape a heavy timber packing box in a Monarch Lumber Co challenge on Monday night with Birch accepting the wager and a show valued at over 25000 is promised with elaborate stage equipment and illusions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Shelby Club
Chateau
Malta
Havre
Coutts
Hillcrest Country Club
Havre Country Club
Miss McCarthy
Hannah
R. F. Baillie
Choteau
Choteau Country Club
Joan Hentges
Tommy Gossack
James Broderick
McDonald
Clarence Looney
D. McDonald
Citizen’s State Bank
Chateau Lions Club
Birch
Monarch Lumber Company
Highway accident injures Davis on Cut Bank Shelby route
Claude Davis 23 a gravel inspector for the state highway co sustained multiple injuries when a galvanized iron culvert protruded from a truck driven by County Commissioner Algon Udine struck the stalled car on a rural highway near Fairfield. Davis and his wife were en route to Great Falls. Davis shows slow but steady recovery. no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oye Ee
Claude Davis
Shelby
Fairfield
Davis
Great Falls
Cat- Denk
Oases
Bob
Chateau Hospital
Mr. Udin
H. W. Bateman
Otto Waynild
J. L. Billings
Udin
Mrs. Davis
Mr. Davis
Busy June 12 18 court terms with foreclosures
Decrees of foreclosure were handed down for mortgages as Judge Anne Hattersley presided a regular term. Probate matters and civil actions filled the docket with numerous attorneys appearing from Great Falls and Shelby. Several estates were settled or allowed to sell property, with July 17 set for key hearings and final distributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brec Hattersley
Anne Hattersley
Walter L. Clark
Jeanie Mtinson
G. ‘Harris
H. Bell
Oliver
Mr. Harfyrd
L. Wyman
Robert Stonehouse
William Stonehouse
R. H. Eickemeyer
Great Falls
Alexander Truchot
Mary E. Smith
Montana ‘Power Company
E. J. Hirshberg
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Continental Supply Company
Sterling Oil Company
L. P. Donovan
Shelby
O. K. Kota
Monarch Lumber Company
Art Jardine
Marion Machinery Company
Walter Knaack
A. D. Oaky
O. M. Rohr
Indepen
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Danay F.murphy
Deas F. Waterman
Ae K. Cheadle
Oliver Farm
John C. Bogue
McKenzie and McKenzie
Hugh Robinson
H. H. Higgins
George R. Higgins
John Bruce
Charlies G. Roberts
Roberts
Maggie Bannatyne
Charles Bannatyne
Valeria Massey
Emma Mills
Thomas Roberts
John C. Norris
Hulda Haldberg
Henry Freeman
Charles E. Haldberg
John Holm
Mary Hane
Chas
Holm
Alvin
Emma Johnson
Gordon
Harriet
Dorothy Holm
109 PUPILS IN TETON COUNTY GAIN Eighth Grade DIPLOMAS
In Teton county up to now 109 grade school pupils have received eighth grade diplomas for the past school year with more to be awarded before vacation. Of the 109, 56 earned diplomas by passing the May state examination and 53 were exempt due to superior school ratings. Names from Chateau Power and Dutton are listed with graduates from each school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behools
Anna’ E Bstaffers
Teton County
Neiries
Dutton’ High
Gen
Ap. Library
Benivtontoze
Dhaene
Wesevese
Seweessewece G A
Apnecaccecee
Oeerthe
Osseeweee
Sennes
Wepemen
Teton
Foulnging
Lawrence Alzheimer
Pershing Becker
Albert Barce
May Burke
Elnore Baker
Emer Burmigarner
Rhea Burke
Arnold Beck
Merle
Baldwin
Evan Campbell
Aston Cagfield
Harvey Dale
Barth - Depner
Oer Eastwood
Karene Edingtonm
Gee
W- Fuller
Nel
Washington droughte and economy hit in Jourdonnais letter
Editor E L Jourdonnais of the Acantha writes from Washington detailing drought struck conditions across the state and western routes. He notes cherry crops damaged in Wenatchee by two days of rain while other areas suffer drought and unemployment rises as families travel in hardship. His son Howard progresses in the Cashmere creamery and he traces a creamery course completed in Moscow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
E. L. Jourdonnais
Acantha
Wenatchee
Jourdonnais
Wenachee
Montana
Cashmere
Wenat‘chee
University of Idaho
Moscow
Chateau
Mrs Lockhart Leaves Choteau After Week of Bereavement
Mrs W E Lockhart departed Wednesday for Red Lodge to reside with her parents Mr and Mrs E C Russell in the present. Sister Miss Lelia Russell and nephew Raymond Lockhart of Bozeman helped pack. She expressed appreciation for favors from friends during her bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart
Choteau
Boseman
W.E. Lockhart
Red Lodge
E. C. Rus
Lelia Russell
Raymond Lockhart
Boze Jhan
Chateau
Farmers Union Picnic At Chateau Attracts 400 To 500
A large crowd attended the annual Farmers Union picnic at Chateau yesterday with 400 to 500 present. Delegates from county locals met for the quarterly business session discussing tax relief and plans to approach the county board. The event featured a noon park lunch, speeches by Mayor Coffey and Wellenstein, and remarks by W Ricker on economic issues affecting farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Farmers Union
Board of County Commission
American Legion
W. H. Wellenstein
G. M. Coffey
Choteau
Terminal Association
Manning
Farmers Union Herald
8Th Paul
Ricker
Tog Gay
Cattle Brand of Early Montana Noted by J L Gleason
J L Gleason of this city displayed the original Circle 8 cattle brand of his uncle George Fryatt a pioneer cattleman. The circle five inches in diameter and the 8 three inches long, both copper cast into a mold with the 8 inside the circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Gleason
J. L. Gleason
Montana
George Fryatt
Prickly Pear Valley
Helena
Outlook for Test Well Promises Big Coulee Discovery
The Big Coulee test oil well near Simms is reaming at 1785 feet under George M. Coffey. Coffey leased the structure and turned it to Andover Oil for drilling on an acreage basis. The well shows higher structural potential than any in the Sweetgrass arch southwestern area, fueling optimism for success. Production expected near the Ellis Madison contact around 2100 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Coulee
Simms
George M. Coffey
Mr. Coffey
Sweetgrass Arch
Ellis-Madison
Madison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ors
Alvine McCormick
Townsend C Chosen
Monarch Lumber Co
Shelby Ament
First National Bank
Bateman
Drouth
Farmers In Business Meeting
A. W. Ricker
St. Paul
Jerseys
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