Combined administration of Lewis Clark and Jefferson Forests plans
The Regional office in Missoula announces a plan to merge the Lewis and Clark and Jefferson national forests under Great Falls headquarters led by Forest Supervisor W. B. Willey. Major E. W. Kelley attributes potential cost savings and improved service to reorganizing and consolidating forest units and reducing overhead across the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Forest Service
Missoula
Lewis and Clark and Jefferson National Forests
Great Falls
W. B. Willey
Montana
Nation Forest Organization
E. W. Kelley
Kelley
Colorado
Missoula National Forest
National Forest
Chateau
Superviors
Willey
Gas pipeline project ties Montana towns to Cascade energy
O'Neil gas venture linked to Anaconda Copper and Montana Power will source from Cut Bank west of Glacier Park. A 230 mile steel main line to Big Timber Deer Lodge and other cities, with 20 inch pipe and compressors, aims to start when weather allows and finish by Jan 1 1932. Estimated cost ten to twelve million dollars with distribution networks in Butte and Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana Power Company
Cut Bank
Glacier Park
Big Timber
Deer Lodge
O’neil
O'Neil
Butte
Anaconda
Freshman Basketball Numerals Awarded at State University
George Loomis of this city heads 14 freshmen honored for basketball numerals at the State university. Recipients include Bechtel Wolf Point Saven Miles City Disbrow Missoula Erickson Butte Freeborn Butte Hinman Greybull Jenkins Anaconda Kastelitz Bearcreek Lyman Helena McDonald Livingston Reynolds Miles City Smith and Mercer Billings. All but two also won freshman football numerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Loomis
State University
Howard Bechtel
Wolf Point
Arthur Saven
Miles City
William Disbrow
Missoula
William Erickson
Butte
James Freeborn
Dale Hinman
Greybull
Wyo
Fren Jenkins
Anaconda
John Kastelitz
Bearcreek
Chalmer
Congress Okays Ten Million for Predatory Animal Eradication
Washington February 28 Congress closes its session by passing the Leavitt ten million dollar predatory animal bill. The measure funds wolves coyotes rodents and related pests protection for western cattlemen stockgrowers farmers fruit growers and others in many regions of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
United States
Federal program to study and control destructive animal life
A ten year research and control program is established under the Bureau of the Biological Survey with annual appropriations of one million dollars. Backed by the National Woolgrowers Association National Livestock Association American Farm Bureau Federation and the National Horticultural Council along with many state agriculture departments.
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Bureau of the Biological Survey
National Woolgrowers Association
National Livestock Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Horticultural Council
Departments of Agriculture
Notice of check cashing responsibility
March 5 1931 notice states after this date the signer will not be responsible for any checks unless cashed by Mrs Thos Eschandi.
Assessors tariffs and grazing lands classification changes
Mr. Wagnild states that a number of changes have been made in the classification of grazing lands. Market price information appears in the bid for livestock including cattle cows and sheep with per head and per hundred rates listed for various stock categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagnild
For Rent Two-Room Apt at Glenloyd Chateau
Two room apartment with kitchenette at Glenloyd Apts Chateau. Classified ad listing reads 36-1f. bk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenloyd Apts
Scouts Spend Weekend at Lodge on the Teton
Eighteen Scouts from Troop No. are listed as camping weekend at the lodge on the Teton river near the canyon mouth. E J Crary led the outing with Arnold Hanusa as master, and tests, hikes, and pine cone games filled Saturday and Sunday activities. Names include Lynn Baker Jack Core Francis Moye Dick Young Joe Darby Mike Moser Russell Lockhart Howard Truchot Rhinehart Arensmeyer Lester Franks Lord Paulus John Billings Norman Brown Vincent Peters Walter Tennant Wilbur Barker Pete Adams and John Robison.
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Teton River
E. J. Crary
Arnold Hanusa
Lynn Baker
Jack Core
Francis Moye
Dick Young
Joe Darby
Mike Moser
Russel Lockhart
Howard Truchot
Rhinehart Arensmeyer
Lester Franks
Lord Paulus
John Billings
A B Andrews Dies at Judith Gap Leader of Flour Mill Era
A B Andrews of Judith Gap died at his home after a long career in Chateau where he ran the Reliance flour mill. Details on the death are scarce though it is believed to have occurred last Saturday. Survivors include his wife and many children including Mrs. H. E. Passmore of Pendroy. He recently leased the mill to Martin Depner.
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Ward
A. B. Andrews
Judith Gap
Andrews
Chateau
Reliance
H. E. Passmore
Pendroy
Martin Depner
Former Chateau Man Succumbs in Kansas
Mrs. W. W. Smith received word that her husband, Mr. Gregory, died after a lingering illness in Kansas. The Gregory family settled in the T. S. Gap district about 15 years ago before moving to Choteau and building a home in the Hobson addition. He worked for Adams Oil Co and the Choteau creamery. He was about two years of age and survived by two daughters, Eda and Anna Lee, with Eda a high school graduate and now a senior in a Witchita college.
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W. W. Smith
Watts H. Gregory
Wilmont
Kansan
Gregory
T. S. Gap
Choteau
Hobson Addition
Chas. Straight
Adams Oil Co
Choteau Creamery
Eda
Anna Lee
Teton County
Witchita, Kan
Tip O'Neil Secures Montana Gas Deal With A. C. M and Montana Power
The Helena Record Herald reports that in Butte last Friday agreement signed for what is called Montana's largest industrial project since the transcontinental railroads. L. B. Tip O'Neil, a pioneer in Montana oil and natural gas, will supply 10,000,000,000 cubic feet of natural gas under the contracts with A. C. M. and Montana Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Associated Press
Helena Record-Herald
L. B
Tip” O’neil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis & Clarke and
Jefferson Forests
Choteau Meat
Nick and
Bill
Boyd Davis
C. E. Davis & Sons
Choteau House
SILK
Department Store
Thos. Eschandi
Aienavn
Pinnell Fur Farm
Dan Huffman
J. M. Weaver
Given’s Block
L. E. Taylor Garage
L. E. Taylor
John Deere
Fordson
Teton Implement Co
H. Huisenga
Collins
J. A. Baart
Bill Ellsworth
Bynum
Chris Evenson
J. T. Sah Choteau
Acantha
Thor Electric
Superior
Paul Mathis
Bole
Mont
Virgil Wilson
On the Teton
Kansas
Home and Garden
D. M. Ferry & CO
Sherwin-Williams
Power-Morgan Co
Fairfield
Montana Power
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