Alaska mining plans spark letter from Cantwell
Oscar Olney of Chateau receives a letter from Charles Buroker who has moved to Cantwell Alaska to pursue placer mining. Buroker, a former Teton county packer and forest service worker, describes mild winter, travel costs to Alaska, current claims and the prospect of leasing ground with a small camp of natives and whites, and notes mining season lasts about 100 days with potential for a grub stake and a profitable summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Olney
Chateau
Chas. B. Buroker
Alaska
Cantwell
Mr. Olney
Buroker
Teton County
Frank Ramberg
Forest Service
Valdez
Seattle
Seward
Boy Scout Court of Honor and Weekly Meeting Notes
The court of honor at the courthouse recognized Charles Rose as a tender foot and Pine Tree patrol member. James Tumblin and Frank Barnhill earned second class badges, awarded by Gibson Monkman, with merit badges given by Arnold Hanusa. Cadets receiving merit badges included Stanley Smith, John Nordhagen, Hatfield Rosengren, Junior Olsen, Billie Baillie, Robert Armstrong, Marcus Daley, Gene Burke, Hatfield Rosengren, and Robert Gulbrandsen. Max B Jensen presented scout pins and spoke on Be Prepared. Monday’s meeting covered knot tying, games, and planning a jamboree trip to Washington with fundraising via magazine sales and a bird house contest with prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Charles Rose
Pine Tree Patrol
Gibson Monkman
James Tumblin
Frank Barnhill
Arnold Hanusa
Stanley Smith
John Nordhagen
Hatfield Rosengren
Junior Olsen
Billie Baillie
Robert Armstrong
Marcus Daley
Gene Burke
Robert Gulbrandsen
Max B. Jensen
North Central Montana Council
Jensen
Washington
Sturgis
Red Cross Report for Teton County AR C February 1935
The February report for Teton County Chapter AR C lists 23 families helped and 59 children aided, with 130 hours worked by 12 workers. Donations came from Jos Hirshberg Co and J C Penney among others, totaling 29.50 in chapter value and 45.80 in used garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Margaret Nagle
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Walter Burke
William Cowgill
J. C. Penney & Co
Joe Mozer
Frank Allum
Lucy Dennis
Anna Reiding
K. E. Sturgis
Simon Maccahy
James Ballantyne
Marian Davis
Bynum Community News Highlights Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Emerson Rowley returned from Harlem after attending an aunt's funeral. Clinton Mortensen drove from Flathead with poles and visited. his wife stays with Bert Jensen's family. Mrs Smoot Rowley ill with flu. H D club met at Anna Jerome's. St Patrick program and games. One act play Second Best directed by Margaret Moore. Roy Hanberg visited Pendroy. Swenson and Hanberg worked at Chateau. Relief Society quilt project at Hanberg home. L D S choir organized with Lula Swenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Rowley
Harlem
Clinton Mortensen
Flathead
Bert Jensen
Smoot Rowley
H. D. Club
Anna Jerome
St. Patrick’s
Roy Hanberg
Pendroy
Reid Swenson
Chateau
Shirley Wallace
Relief Society
Hanberg
Gerald Stott
Lula Swenson
Stott Family Activities Include Ranch Visit and Relief Society Day
Myal George visited Sunday with Joy Stott and relatives at the Moore Home. The Stott brothers drove their cattle to their upper ranch Tuesday and Orr Stott will stay a week to help. The Relief Society annual day is Friday evening with a hot supper, singing, program, and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directing
Leath Stott
Branch
Myal George
Joy Stott
Emerson Rowley
Moore
Stott Brothers
Orr Stott
Relief Society
Public School Students Win County Flag Contest Medals
Warren Daley won the fifth and sixth grade boys flag contest in Dutton county competition. Dorothy Moore placed second for seventh and eighth grade. Kathleen Wallace could not attend due to illness. Students toured Dutton and a Pontiac car was provided by Mr. Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Daley
Dutton
Dorothy Moore
Kathleen Wallace
Wallace
Buell Roll
Geo. Coffey
Dutton School
Alene Cooper
Lois Mae Duits
Geogra
School programs and new Young Girls league noted
A rhythm band entertained in lower grade assembly while upper grade programs featured glee club numbers. Fourth graders promised to cut waste paper as Miss Miller received personal pledges. Sixth to eighth graders formed a Young Girls league under Miss Brynne with Aud rey Seufert as president and a home nursing course planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Rosette
Mac Coffey
Leah Ferris
Glee
Brynne
Audrey Seufert
Joyce Kropp
Dorothy Moore
State Board of Health
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Buroker
Boy Scout Weekly
Walter Hentges, Scribe
RED Cross Report
BYNUM
Tennant
Billy Daley
Betty Coffey
Audrey Lawson
Donna Alia
Billy Daey
Donald Becker
Jeanette McGillis
Marjorie LaPier
Browning
George Tennant
Jerome McCline
Beulah Roll
Burns
McGinnis
Henderson
Katherine King
Allan Boutilier
Lindberg
Ward Burke
Smes Es Biewaas
Resco FN
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Mich
Wallace Motor Co
Montana
Oliver Hart-Parr
Ernest Arensmeyer
Choteau, Mont
Alome
Flint
Michigan