George A Carroll Appointed County Clerk by Commissioners
George A Carroll, deputy county clerk and recorder since last November, was appointed Monday by the board of county commissioners to succeed the late W H Webb. An Irish born veteran of the 82nd division he came to Montana for health and later married Birdie Robertson in Choteau in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Carroll
T. H. Givens
Board of County Commissioners
W. H. Webb
Carroll
Mr. Carroll
Dublin
Ireland
America
Iowa
United States
82Nd Division
326Th Infantry
St. Juvin
France
Montana
J. N. Robertson
Choteau
Bar Mountain Road
Robertson
Birdie
Northern Pacific Railway
Billings
Community notes from Pendroy and Chateau
Local items report illness of Sherri Morse at his sister Olive Durland home and multiple visits to Great Falls and Chateau. Families hosted dinners and parties, birthdays for Gladys Haugen, bridge luncheons, and gatherings among the Ewinski Talbert Swanson and Wellenstein households. Adults attended sled journeys, cars stalled in a storm, and neighbors traveled for events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherri Morse
Chateau
Olive Durland
J. E. Sullivan
Great Falls
Sprinkle
Idaho
Billie Ellsworth
Wealey Philips
Ae Will Wellenstein
Monay
Fred Phillips
Earls
Brewer
Harry Swanson
Will Wellenstein
John Swanson
Nick Wellenstein
Butte
Talbert
J. A. Swanson
Delgar
Davis
Pfrimer
Fallon
Bridge
James Campbell
Mutz
Lucille Mutz
Low Cost Wheat Production Train Draws Crowds in County
The low cost wheat production train visited Teton county with 350 at Dutton Friday 100 at Pendroy Monday 250 at Chateau. Nineteen cars including dining and sleeping cars displayed wheat farming exhibits and practical demonstrations. Lectures by L D Kurtz M L Wilson and County Agent Robert Clarkson covered seeds smut tillage and economic aspects. Wilson said total farm machinery investment should not exceed 7.50 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Dutton
Pendroy
Chateau
L. D. Kurtz
M. L. Wilson
Montaux State College
Robert Clarkson
Kurtz
Wilson
Local Young Couple Married at Chateau
Gustave A. Frederickson and Mabel Bruneau were married Monday by Justice of the Peace J. G. Jackson in Chateau. The groom, 35, born in Christiana Norway, lived around Chateau and worked on Lewis and Clark forest roads 1924 1927 and served overseas in World War I. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bruneau longtime Teton county residents. They have many friends who wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave A. Frederickson
Mabel Bruneau
Chateau
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
Court Actions Move Through District Court This Week
Civil cases filed include Dirk versus Bowers on note and Cleary versus Cleary for divorce alleging desertion and abandonment. Guttmer versus Swingley claims ownership of a Pendrey building leased to Swingley with eviction for lease violations. Creighton & Co. sues Poor on transcript of judgment. Ranger B P Martin of Willow Creek Station visits Chateau for two weeks on special work at the supervisor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
A. B. Dirk
Guy H. Bowers
Hilda A. Guttmer
Ed. Swingley
D. A. Creighton & Co
C. M. Poor
Augusta K. Cleary
Herbert T. Cleary
Mrs. Cleary
Guttmer-Swingley
Pendrey
B. P. Martin
Willow Creek
Augusta
Chateau
Baby boy born to Eddie Shelton in Conrad visit
On the hill Mrs. Shelton Mrs. Wormley and Jas Campbell drove to Conrad last week to see the newborn son of Mr and Mrs Eddie Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton
Rosy High School Opera The Crimson Star Show
High school presents the light opera The Crimson Star Friday March 15 in the auditorium. Leo returns from America to Lasconia as Borah schemes to pass Greta off as the princess. The plot twists end with Greta revealed as the true princess and Leo and O'Toole freed to wed their chosen partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick of
Lasconia
Stephanie
Leo
Lascenia
America
Las
Borah
Greta
Delia
Gilly
O’toole
Europe
O'Toole
Colonel Bugg
Berah
Colonel Buggs
Mornig
Larry
Pat
Marguerite Vaughn
Guthrie
Dade Sresss
Sanetvaaan
Farmington Social News Highlights Local Visits
Ellen Denison returned from Washington after a several week visit. Mrs. Kerr visits in Great Falls. A Friday evening literary event with refreshment committee of Mrs. Brazlee Kleber Swenson. Wives hosted a chicken dinner for married and single baseball teams with cards and dancing. Midnight lunch served. Sam Brazlee returned from St. Ignatius. Store redecorated by J. B. Connor and painter Kane. Ike Denison travels to Great Falls. Fred Smith and Helmer Anderson go to Fairfield to retrieve a stored car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Denison
Washington
J. W. Kerr
Great Falls
Brazlee
Kleber
Swenson
Edwards
LaDesky
de Rusha
Swanbeck
Farmington
Sam Brazlee
St. Ignatius
J. B. Connor
Kane
Ike Denison
Fred Smith
Helmer Anderson
Fairfield
Mr. Smith
Collins School Notes You enjoyed a fine literary society program
The weekly Collins School notes describe a recent literary society program held last Friday. The event featured pieces titled The Health Alphabet and Three Brave Soldiers and included a Longfellow life recount by De Loos Moulton and a rendition of The Village Blacksmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
Longfellow
de Loos Moulton
Dean
Paul Kropp Elected President of Young Timers
The annual dance and banquet of the Sons and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers at the Masonic temple drew a large crowd. Paul Kropp was elected president, with Henry Ness as vice-president, and Mrs. Robert Miller and C. D. McDonald as secretary and treasurer. Mrs. H A Prescott attended the event then left for Idaho after her brother W H Webb's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Masonic Temple
Martha Boutilier
Paul Kropp
Otto Wagnild
Henry Ness
Robert Miller
C. D. McDonald
Core y Demonstration and Easter Preparations At School
Corey presents nosebleed first aid as third graders show interest and instruction. Primary grades decorate for Easter with sand tables, windows, and posters. Fourth graders tackle long division with many succeeding. Boys rehearse a community program, with a date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey
Young Mother and Babe Die in Friday M E Church Service
Mrs Leta Larson aged 22 wife of Earnest Larson dies Monday at Chateau hospital from pneumonia acute nephritis and childbirth. She was born November 1 1906 on a Nebraska farm and married February 18 1928 to Mr Larson. Survived by parents Lincoln Nebraska one brother and five sisters. service at the Methodist church Friday at 11 oclock with casket sent to Lincoln after attendance of her Lincoln-based relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Larson
Earnest Larson
T. L. Gap
Chateau Hospital
Larson
A. C. Ziegler
Lincoln
Nebraska
G. B. Ziegler
Greenwood
Bethany High School
State Normal College
Dillon
Mr. Larson
Montana
Ralph Clayton
T. S. Gap
William Ziegler
Evelyn
Alvis
Katheryn
Margene
Mildren
Methodist
Milwaukee
Teton basketball teams sweep two doubleheaders
Teton county high school teams won both games at home against Augusta after Friday split with Conrad. Girls lost to Conrad 43 30 then trounced Augusta 40 8 with Billie Morgan scoring most points. she tallied 36 of 40 against Augusta. Boys, led by coach Midgett, recovered from early deficits to beat Conrad 29 12 and Augusta 20 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Conrad High
Conrad
Augusta
Teton Girls
Billie Morgan
Teton
Tootie Staaf
Midgett
Bulldogs
Great Falls
Annual Corporation Reports Filed With County Clerk
Fifteen corporations filed annual reports by March 1. Combined capital stock totals 1,945,000 led by Great Falls and Teton County Railway at 1,000,000. Henningson Land Co. of Butte and Power Morgan Co. each hold 250,000. Indebtedness totals 308,117.76 with four reporting none. Largest debt is Henningson Land Co. Officers and capital stocks listed for each company including Equity Co-Operative Association Farmington and Great Falls & Teton County Railway Co. among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Teton County Abstract Co
Eldorado Co-Operative Canal Co
Great Falls and
Tetoam County Railway Co
Malone Livestock Co
Henningson Land Co
Equity Co-Operative Association
Farmington
J. W. Kerr
A. O. Longmuir
Capital Stock
Farmers Mercantile Co
Dutton
al Willick
Chas. A. Proff
Power-Morgan Co
Chateau
C. B. Power
J. C. Morgan
Dutton Co-Operative Association
FE. M. Gibler
C. F. Proff
Teton Service Co
Choteau
Ben. H. Fisher
Shirley Wallace
J. M. Baker Co
Ben H. Fisher
T. O. Larson
E. J. Hirshberg
Great Falls & Teton County Railway Co
Ralph Budd
F. G. Petzold
Teton Implement Co
H. L. Stafford
Anna E. Stafford
Two Fox Pelts Net Local Fur Company 420
The 1929 London winter auction sold two silver fox pelts from the Teton Fur Co. of Chateau at 210 each. Farm manager Silas Maccany reports strong demand and a hopeful outlook. Fred erick Huth & Co. notes a prospect of price gains of 10 to 20 percent for silver fox pelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Teton Fur Co
Chateau
Silas Maccany
Frederick Huth & Co
New York
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DeBorah
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Walter Chalmers O'Toole
John Peterson Lord High Chamberlain
Gordon Holmes
Yas Waneta Price
Mary Morris
Dora King
Velma Edwards
Ethel Schibstedt
Helen Bateman
Betty Webb
Bernice Reiken
Nella Maynard
Cora Foix
Ellen Heline
Royal Weist
Thelma Olson
Richerd Stephens
Albert Doughty
Lamare Burke
Marian Webb
Edith Connore
Ruth Moore
Jessie Innes
Violet Nyberg
Lenore Dale
Thelma Swenson
Helen Adams
Mary Core
Helen Oertel
Anna Weyer
Ballet
Elsie Hirshberg
Robert Petri
Kathleen Hamilton
Jane Guthrie
Blossom Dale
Marybelle Peterson
Bonnie Noble
Anne Eckford
Lucille Lee
Collins School Notes
Young Timers
Teton Basketeers
Great Falla
O. G. Meadows
E. D. Forrest
Mr. Meadows
Carl Burbank
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