Death claims Mrs Robertson here Sunday
Elizabeth Jeanette Robertson wife of James Neil Robertson and mother of four daughters died at Chateau hospital Sunday due to flu developing pneumonia and complications. Born 1862 in Canada she had lived in Davenport Long Grove and Mon tana before homesteading near Chateau. Funeral held Wednesday at the Methodist church with interment in Choteau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jeanette Robertson
James Neil Robertson
George Carroll
Marshall King
Hie Dults
Harry Odenwald
Chateau Hospital
Robertson
Methodist
E. R. Kaemmer
Charles G. Roberts
Roberts Funeral Home
Robert van Scharpenzeel
John van Setten
Wm. van Setten
H. D. Upman
O. G. Meadows
C. W. Burns
Washington social life told to club women of Choteau
Chateau Woman's club met at Mrs. Phil I Cole's home with Mrs. Scott Leavitt presenting a personal view of Washington society. The program included a book review by Mrs G C Core on Mr and Mrs Pennington, and musical selections by Mrs Julius Hirshberg. A nominating committee was named and Campfire girls activities discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Women OF
Choteau
Scott Leavitt
Phil I. Cole
Chateau Woman’s Club
Washington, D. C
Montana
G. C. Core
Pennington
Brett Young
National Capital
Leavitt
Julius Hirshberg
Alfred Robyns
M. S. Bullerdick
E. J. Hirshberg
Obert Peterson
Larson Urges Income Tax At Falls Republican Meet
State Senator T. O. Larson spoke at a Cascade County Republican club gathering in Great Falls urging an income tax in the 1932 Montana platform. He argued tariff effects on wool beef wheat oil and copper and backed electing pro state welfare congressmen. He contrasted Wilson era policy and League of Nations. A son was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Lee of Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Larson
Great Falls
Cascade County Republican Club
J. Paul Freeman
Montana Republicans
Larson
Montana
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Japan
China
League
Chateau Hospital
Gilbert Lee
Fairfield
Egg Grading Law Training Sparks Montana Farm Interest
Tuesday night sessions led by B F Thrailkill and J M Moudry fostered broad farmer and business leader engagement on the new egg grading law. Demonstrations clarified grade criteria and stressed better markets for Montana eggs, with a plan to establish a local grading headquarter via the Teton County Shipping Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Thrailkill
State Department of Agriculture
J. M. Moudry
State Department
Thrailkill
Moudry
U. S
Trailkill
Montana
Chateau
Teton
Local Girls Draw Conrad Girls as First Opponents at Augusta
Eight teams compete in the Augusta girls basketball tournament with Simms and Conrad as favorites. Simms, undefeated this season, faces Cascade in Friday morning action while Conrad, with two losses in 13 games, meets Teton in the first round. Centerville vs Fort Shaw and Augusta vs Power follow. Referees Malin and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Simms
Conrad
Cascade
Teton High
Centerville
Fort Shaw
Power
Lot
Malin
Smith
Turkey school holds fourth meet at H S tonight
The Turkey school for adults at Teton County High School stages its fourth evening session under M. K. Luther as part of the Smith Hughes program. Last session covered incubation and hatchability, moisture needs, and natural versus artificial hatching, with a growing enrollment reaching 27 participants from area towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Luther
Smith-Hughes
Teton County
Turkey
Ed. Stone
Clarence Stone
Bynum
Paul Mathis
B. O. Price
Bole
Hugh Crossen
Logan Denison
Farmington
February Sets New Warmth Record and Dirt Ablaze
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports February broke all warmth records while also recording the highest precipitation for a February since 1923. The month included widespread dirt blowing with large drifts. mean temperature and precipitation figures are detailed, contrasting with long-term normals and historical extremes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
Julius Ceasar
Farm mechanics school session ends at Teton county high Saturday
The farm mechanics course at Teton county high school will conclude this Saturday with a meeting. Belt lacing welding framing square work and farm painting will be covered. Certificates will be issued to those who complete the course. The Smith-Hughes project is directed by M. K. Luther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Mechanics School
Teton County High School
Smith-Hughes Department
M. K. Luther
Pete Trude Pioneer Dies After Long Montana Tour
Pete Trude Montana 65er frontiersman and early settler died Monday at 5 30 am at the home of Mrs Tena Rienks in the Cowgill addition after five days in Chateau hospital Born June 29 1846 in Chatham Ontario he was 86 years eight months two days He rode the Montana frontier era from Virginia City to Helena and Missoula as a woodsman and freighter with Pratt Co His career spanned Diamond City Salmon River country and the Moose creek stampede before returning to Helena for wintering Continued on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Trude
Montana
Montana Territory
Tena Rienks
Cowgill Addition
Chateau Hospital
Chattam
Ontario
Canada
Marquette
Mich
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Trude
Joe Stanley
Virginia City
Atchison
Fort Kearney
South Platt
Bittercreek
Green River
Soda Springs
Alder Gulch
Pratt & Co
Starling
Diamond City
Last Chance Gulch
Mack LaChappel
Helena
Salmon River
Idaho Territory
Eldorado Gulch
Lincoln Gulch
Carpentian
Lanbeau
Moose Creek
Dave Dish
Cedar Creek
Missoula
Henry Martin
Sun River Country
Important Change in Great Northern Train Schedule Now Effective
The Great Northern local schedule changed with the Great Falls to Pendroy route now departing Great Falls at 2 15 pm reaching Choteau 4 50 pm and Pendroy 6 05 pm Return trips depart Pendroy at 6 25 pm Choteau 7 45 pm and arrive Great Falls 10 30 pm The gas electric motive power will replace the previous system saving operating costs by eliminating two firemen and a night watchman The new six day week train schedule affects Pendroy and reduces overnight crew stays drawing mixed local reaction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Great Falls
Pendroy
Gas
Great Falls-Augusta
Great Falls-Pendroy
L. E. Wagner
Felena
Choteau
Pendray
Wagner
Snowfall Near 20 Percent Below Normal in Teton Range
Forest Ranger W N Streeter said snow in the Lewis and Clark forest’s Teton division is about twice last year but still about 20 percent under normal. Charles Buroker and others trapping in the Rockies reported 30 inches at Gates Park 40 inches at Wrong Creek and 50 inches at the Continental Divide near the North Fork Sun River as warmer February weather reduced snow depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Streeter
Teton Division
Lewis and Clark Forest
Charles Buroker
Rockies
Buroker
Gates Park
Wrong Creek
Continental Divide
North Fork
Sun River
Streeter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Robertson
Westover Postoffice
Guelph
Thomas C. Gilmour
Scotland
Mary E. (Shaver) Gilmour
Elizabeth Jeanette
Long Grove
Scott County
Iowa
Elizabeth
Lynn Grove
Davenport
Harry Robertson
United States Navy
Navy Yard
Norfolk
TOTAL
Turkey School
H. S
Pete Trudo
Plains
State Grain Laboratory
Bozeman
Citizens State Bank
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