Talent Assembled for Red Pepper Minstrels in Choteau
Choteau and surrounding areas assemble a wide range of talent for the Red Pepper minstrels sponsored by Choteau Post No. 6 of the American Legion. Local and outside performers from Great Falls Fairfield and Pendroy join end men Bob Clarkson Chick Sulgrove Johnnie Peterson, with Wypper leading as featured from Chateau. Tickets on sale at Rex Theatre Chateau with C. D. McDonald overseeing sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Teton County
Choteau Post No. 6
American Legion
Hugh Wypper
Chateau
Eagle Lodge
Great Falls
Tremelli
Legionnaires
Julius Hilgard
Fairfield
Halladay
Ross Roberts
North of Pendroy
Lowry Larson
Wes Cherry
Dick Klang
Collins
Senae
Bob Clarkson
Chick” Sulgrove
Johnnie Peterson
Mr. Wypper
Clarkson
Ness
Coffey
Fabrick
George Carroll
Halvor Daley
Bill Gies
John Peterson
Leslie Jourdonnais
C. D. McDonald
Lions club drives ambitious pool and recreation project
Progress advances on the Owimiming pool site with 32 workers and hired dirt haulage. The pit measures 128 by 45 feet with depths from 3.5 to 9.5 feet, tapering toward the east wall, and a planned building for community events. The Chateau Lions Club sponsors the effort, funding from civic accounts and proceeds from Lion activities, with lots donated to the city as the site for the recreational center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Stillman
Chateau Lions Club
Civic and Charities Fund
The
Lions Club
Charities and Civic Improvement Fund
Maurice J Gunther former Agawam resident dies in Kalispell
Morris Gunther a former Agawam resident died February 19 in Kalispell at age 70. He was born in Amsterdam on February 15 1864 and later married Johanna Vondler Heyden. He is survived by his wife a daughter two stepdaughters and 19 grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Sherman Son chapel in Kalispell, with interment in Demersville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Gunther
Agawam
Kalispell
Maurice Joseph Albertes Gunther
Amsterdam
Holland
America
New York City
Armon
South Dakota
Johanna Vondler Heyden
Annie
Gunther
Sherman & Son
E. W. Hoyt
Demersville Cemetery
Parker Leases Large Lathrop Ranch on Dupuyer Creek
Grover C Parker, a Teton stockman from Choteau, leases the 1680 acre Lathrop ranch on Dupuyer creek with option to buy. Mrs Leona Lathrop widow of Fred Lathrop, visited Choteau during the deal. The property totals over 1800 acres with Dupuyer forks running through it. Parker will not move onto the ranch but will station a manager in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Parker
Teton
Choteau
Lathrop
Dupuyer Creek
Leona Lathrop
Fred Lathrop
Parker
Brant Arrivals at Priest Lake Mark March Dates
Paul Mathis notes the annual first brant appearances on Priest Lake over a decade. Birds arrive in March with dates listed from 1924 to 1933, ranging from March 4 to March 25, reflecting northward and southward migrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mathis
Brant
Priest Lake
Goose
Arctic Circle
Legion Auxiliary Changes Meeting Date to Second Monday
The American Legion auxiliary will meet Monday evening at Mrs. C. S. McDonald s home. The group has moved its monthly meeting from the third Monday to the second Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Teton Girls Take Third in Augusta Invitational
Teton high girls basketball team earned third place at the tenth annual Augusta invitational after defeating Cascade 26 to 24. Simms high won the tourney with a 37 to 31 comeback over Augusta in the final frame after leading 30 to 15 at three quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Augusta
Simms
Teton High
Basketeers
Simms High
Conrad
Centerville
Cascade
Fort Shaw
Power
Clarkson
Burke
Davis
Hamilton
Olson
Stott
Miller
Moore
Talifson
Former Teton High Girl Dies at Havre
Marguerite Askew Luckett, 27, former Teton County High School graduate and sister of Mrs. C. Wilson Gray, died Sunday Feb 25 in Havre after pneumonia. She taught at Agawam and in review after graduation, married Ernest Luckett in 1926, lived in Havre since 1929, and leaves survivors including siblings Carl Schrader and Harold Askew, a daughter Sharon, and husband. Funeral services were held in Havre and Cascade with interment in Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Luckett
C. Wilson Gray
Beleview
Teton County High School
Havre
Marguerite Askew
Belleview
Agawam
Review
Old Sunburst State Bank
Luckett
Hill County State Bank
Gray
Carl Schrader
Great Falls
Fred Askew
Cascade
Harold Askew
Sharon
Holland and Bonnie
John Morange
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
New Finance Agency Opens Office in Great Falls
The Great Falls Production Credit Association under the Farm Credit Administration will begin business the 15th. Directors include Grover C. Parker and J. R. Blakeslee. The office is in the Ford building, serving Teton Cascade and Chouteau counties with loans funded by stock purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Teton
Conrad
Terrible Swedes to Face Racketeers in Cassville Showdown
Ole's Terrible Swedes of Cassville Missouri travel to Teton County High Gym Saturday March 10 for an exhibition against the Harlem Globe Trotters famed club. Game time 7 15 P M with admission 40 cents for adults 20 cents for children under 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High
Ole
Cassville
Harlem Globe Trotters
Grizzlies
Missoula
Shelby
Globe Trotters
City Receipts in February Exceed Expenditures
City Clerk J. G. Jackson reports February receipts of 577.27 against disbursements of 516.16 leaving a month end cash balance of 12,119.69, up from 12,058.58. Receipts detail lists beer licenses 85, cigarette licenses 25, water collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Jackson
Weather Hinders Meeting At Local Demonstration Club
A Monday night and Tuesday storm dropped 8 to 10 inches of snow, delaying travel and reducing attendance at the home demonstration club project leaders meeting. Miss Frances Smith of Montana State College spoke on Cereals in the Diet, with seven leaders present from Bynum Farmington Bole and Pendrey clubs. She will mail written materials to absent leaders so they can present the topic at their clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Smith
Montana State College
Bynum
Farmington
Bole
Pendrey
Miss Smith
February Temperature Records Fall Amid Mild Variability
County weather records show February highs reaching 69 degrees on the 11th, the warmest February since 1922. The month averaged 30.8 degrees, with a sharp 26th drop to 21 degrees, keeping overall dryness at .09 inch and 19 clear days, 4 partly cloudy, 5 cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Mr. Clarkson
Goss
Mrs. Curtis Attends Funeral For Mrs. Swain
Mrs. Frank Curtis traveled from Great Falls last Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. C. H. Swain. She was accompanied by Mrs. W. J. Root, sister of Mrs. Obert Peterson, and by Mrs. R. E. Gregoire, both of Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Curtis
Great Falls
C. H. Swain
W. J. Root
Obert Peterson
R. E. Gregoire
City Abandons Water Pipe Replacement Plan At Meeting
Abandonment of the proposed replacement of 6 inch water mains in Chateau was voted at Tuesday night’s city council meeting. The plan included 12 600 feet of pipe mostly west of Main Avenue and would have used a 22 000 loan with 70 percent government repayment and 4 percent interest. The council discussed delaying new bonds and considered testing the existing main and potential gravity system as a future alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Main Avenue
First
Second
Third
Four Avenues
Public Works Administration
Washington
Water Department
New Livestock Inspection System Installed by Sheriff
Sheriff J. L. Billings and Undersheriff T. J. Dellno unveil a new brand inspection record system in the county sheriff's office. The ledger style sheets will log stock shipped, brands, location and owner, improving tracking of horses and cattle. Temporary records are being transcribed into the new binder as the first permanent system for livestock inspections is introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Billings
T. J. Dellno
Montana wheat allotment payments by county details
Teton county ranked with a $155 320.78 allotment from federal funds as 52 Montana counties received payments up to February 20. Roosevelt led with $194 901.40, Sheridan $185 896, Valley $150 320.75, total state disbursements $2 441 909.47. Several counties had no payments by that date. more funds will follow as contracts move to Washington. About two thirds of allotment money is being dispatched now. the remainder due in June. May Still Get In Montana wheat growers who signed late can join the program to receive the 1934 crop balance and future payments, with contact through county agents or local association secretaries. No campaign will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
J. C., Taylor
Bozeman
Montana Extension Service
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Valley
Taylor
Toole
Chouteau
Hill
Fergus
Washington
Montana
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
J. C. Taylor
Hog allotments close Friday new applications urged
County Agent Robert Clarkson and Associate Dan Thurber said the hog allotment program requires all applications in by the 21st. About 25 applications have been taken so far as plans call for closing the intake after that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Dan Thurber
Clarkson
Hannan Store to Open in Great Falls at 416 Central
J. J. Hannan announces a new shop in Great Falls at 416 Central Avenue occupying the former Carlson Shoe store. He is closing his local business and will be in Chateau for a month or more to wind up affairs. The site sits beside the Woolworth store and has been vacant about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannan
Great Falls
Central Avenue
J. J. Hannan
Carlson Shoe
Woolworth
Chateau
Fun Feed Thursday Draws 500 Attend, Noted for Quality
Numerous circumstances made last Thursday night a highly enjoyable farm ers fun feed with over 500 in attendance. Weather and travel were favorable. Communities contributed strong entertain ment noted as an improvement over prior years. A county sing led by County Agent Clarkson preceded the event in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson
E. M. Bammel
F. R. Swenseen
Bynum
Fairfield
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Owimiming Pool
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Storm
Maurice J. Gunther
Grover Parker
Falls
Ole Olson
Wegedeacessoness
Mercury
Kentucky
Ethel Tackes
Lucille Keister
EEE Agawam
Hanson Bros
Edwin Morhardt
Eae
Depner Brothers
Henry Nelson
Rosy Roberts
Marjorie Roberts
Helen Gunderson
Ola
Diamond Valley
Alice Johnson
Ellen Johnson
Ethel Martinson
Earl
Ray Halladay
Jdpdahl
Beck
Woodward
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