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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1937

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Several Bills Vetoed by Governor Ayers in Montana Session

Helena reports show Governor Ayers vetoed many measures from the recent Montana legislature, including a large income tax increase and several education bills, plus a measure creating a separate state insurance department. He also reduced several appropriations to balance the budget while approving other laws and measures for education, parks, and public safety.

Helena Ayers Insurance Department Montana Agricultural Conservation Board Montana

Funeral services held for John A. Carlson

Funeral services for John A. Carlson, pioneer of the Burton bench, were held Saturday at the Methodist church. Interment followed in Chateau cemetery. Carlson, native of Sweden, died Tuesday at his Chateau home at age 75. He is survived by his widow, two sons, one daughter, and a sister in Sweden.

John A. Carlson Burton Bench Chateau Edwin Dover Charles G. Roberts Farmington J. W. Kerr L. J. Otness B. B. Rogers Lars Nasser Cal Binford Wm. Chalmers Mae Walton Patricia Weiberg Jesus Isle of Somewhere K. E. Sturgis Carlson Sweden Tive Dover

Big Gopher Drive To Start Monday In North Dakota

About sixty farmers gathered at Beck school house to arrange a large gopher drive spanning 90 sections from Teton ridge to the railroad tracks near Power. Two squads will start March 22 at 8 am from Baggensstoss with Captains Joe Homberg and John Toecyes leading, supported by Lieutenants and neighbors planning a parallel west-side effort. County Agent Fred Wilson notes extending the drive could cover up to 110 sections if Bole group joins.

Beck School House Teton Ridge Coulee Power Baggenstoss Place Joe Homberg Homberg George Toeckes Henry Quade Mat Toeckes Nick Pauls John Toecyes A. E. Beck George Heddington Frank Timmerman Stuart Meyers Bob Davison Martin Gronberg Harvey Dale Beck Fred Willson Bole

Nils Stengrimson Starts Modern Home in Choteau

Nils Stengrimson, saw mill operator on Waldron Creek and ranch owner at Fairfield beach, begins a 24 by 24 foot frame residence with plastered walls in Choteau. Excavation for the basement is near completion on lot 4, block 10, Hobson addition, opposite the Paul Kropp place, plus a 12 by 20 garage. He will perform the carpentry work himself.

Nils Stengrimson Waldron Creek Fairfield Beach Choteau Hobson Addition Paul Kropp Stengrimson

Agricultural Planners in Session Tuesday

A meeting of the Teton county agricultural planning committee was held Tuesday afternoon at the court house. County Agent Fred S. Willson and H. G. Bolster of Bozeman conducted the session with several attendees listed and plans for a follow up April 5 as subcommittees work on a long term program.

Teton County Agricultural Planning Committee Court House Fred S. Willson H. G. Bolster Bozeman Claude Windecker Chas. F. Proff W- D. Reiquam Donald Kerr Jas. Peebles George Duvendack M. B. Bolland Frank Gault Henry Weist Joe Torgerson J. H. Harris H. A Donald Peattie B. ¥. Packer Young R. E. Nelson John Slentges Nelson Clarence Looney Charles Proff Proff Geo. M. Coffey

Flag Contest Friday at County High School

The county flat contest will take place Friday at the county high school. Written work occurs in the forenoon with declamation contests in the afternoon. The American Legion auxiliary will serve refreshments to the contestants.

American Legion Auxiliary

Mrs Guthrie In Critical Condition At Home

Mrs. A. B. Guthrie Sr of this city is in critical condition at her home after a chronic illness worsened this week. She has been treated at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester and was recently returned from there with her daughter Mrs. Haugen of Missoula. Her sons A. B. Guthrie Jr of Louisville and Charles Guthrie of Frankfort arrived in Helena, met by Mrs. Haugen and Miss Alva Larson, after a long cross country trip.

A. B. Guthrie Guthrie Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn Robert Haugen Missoula A. B. Guthrie, Jr Louisville Charles Guthrie Frankfort Helena Northwest Airlines Alva Larson Haugen Guthrie Brothers

Meeting of Sheepmen Set for Next Monday

A Teton county sheep men meeting is scheduled at the county court house on Monday March 22 at 2 p m. Topics include wool markets marketing and a county wide wool pool. Mr Evans of the National Wool Marketing corp of Boston will lead the marketing talk and discuss wool handling changes. I M C Anderson of the State college will lead feeding concentrates for range sheep and lambs. James Coon from the farm credit administration is also expected to speak.

Teton County Court House Evans National Wool Marketing Corporation of Boston I. M. C. Anderson State College James Coon Farm Credit Administration

Hood and Lewis wed at local parsonage

Miss Sarah Hood and Leonard Lewis were married last Saturday evening at the M. E. parsonage by Rev. Edwin Dover. Miss Grace Ilood and George Cook attended. The couple will reside in Wilborn.

Sarah Hood Leonard Lewis Wilborn M. E. Parsonage Edwin Dover Grace Ilood George Cook

Teton WPA Projects Shut by Sit-Down Strike

Forced suspension of work on all WPA projects in district 3 affecting 1 982 workers due to a sit-down strike by the Workers Alliance of America in Great Falls. In Teton county the Hobson sewer project stopped. 20 to 25 men idle. Steinmetz said payroll and encumbrance duties blocked by strikers. workers may be transferred to welfare if contentions met.

WPA District No. 3 Great Falls Workers Alliance of America B. I. Steinmetz Teton County Mr. Steinmetz Hobson Addition C. W. Burns Emil DeBow Teton Pondera Steinmetz Montana Welfare Commission Workers Alliance

Grand Larceny Charge Filed Against Two in Justice Court

Charged with grand larceny in a complaint by County Attorney E. Murphy J. J. Crawford and Albert IX Bull were arraigned Saturday before Justice of the Peace J. G. Jackson and pleaded not guilty. Bail bonds were posted and they were released pending possible district court action.

E. Murphy J. J. Crawford Albert IX Bull Justice of the Peace J. G. Jackson J. H. Carmichael Hugh Myles Crawford Mr. Bull W. W. Smith Chateau Alfred Crawshaw Donald Kerr Emil W. Schultz Dutton Teton County Cascade Fairfield

Money Arrives for New Dut ton High School

County Treasurer O G Meadows received 31005699 from the state lands and investments to be credited to the building fund of school district No 28 Dutton for an addition to the school building. The state department bought about 20000 worth of bonds and will remit again as funds are needed.

Galen Sidney National Guard State Board of Land Commissioners Lts O. G. Meadows State Department of Lands and Investments Dutton State Department

Amateur Boxing Card Set For March 27 At Local High School

George A. Carroll reports strong progress for the American Legion boxing card on Saturday night March 27. About 20 boxers aged 10 to 25, with six from Great Falls, are signed up for 30 plus rounds. The Chateau Municipal Band will play as training proceeds under Dr. Boussard. Ole Lestrud built a portable ring for the gym. Admission will fund equipment costs. the event is strictly amateur with three 2 minute rounds.

George A. Carroll American Legion Committee Great Falls Chateau Municipal Band Boussard Ole Lestrud

All-County 4-H Rally Promises Large Attendance

The all-county 4-H rally, nicknamed the junior fun feed, will be held at the county high school auditorium and gymnasium Saturday night with hundreds expected. The program starts at eight, includes a ring, group contests led by Harry Laubach Claude Windecker and Fred Willson, lunch at 10 30, awards, and a candle lighting service directed by Mrs. F. W. Smith.

Harry Laubach 4-H Council Claude Windecker Fred Willson F. W. Smith

Popular Choteau Pair Wed in Great Falls Ceremony

Howard William Bateman Jr and Miss Hilda Beck, both of this city, were married last Friday in Great Falls at the Fra zier home, with Rev. J A Martin officiating. The groom’s father Dr H W Bateman and sister Helen Bateman stood with them. Billy Bateman is known locally for farming and band work. The bride, daughter of Mrs Mary Beck of Fairfield, has lived with the Bateman family and graduated in 1933 from Tetuahich. The couple will reside at the Bateman residence while receiving friends’ congratulations.

Howard William Bateman, Jr Hilda Beck Great Falls J. A. Martin Jack Frazier H. W. Bateman Helen Bateman Billy Teton County High School Shattuck Military Academy Farribault Minn Mary Beck Fairfield Bateman Tetuahich Gateman

Chateau Woman's Club Meets at Mrs Looney's Home

The Chateau Woman's club held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Clarence Looney's home with a large attendance. Guests included Mrs. J. E Young, district No. 7 president, and Mrs. H. A Prior, district club institutes chairman.

Chateau Woman's Club Clarence Looney J. E Young Fairfield H. A Prior

Married in Seattle on March 4

Miss Betty Col benson formerly of Chateau and Fairfield wed O R Bean of Seattle in a Seattle Lutheran parsonage ceremony on March 4. Attended by Miss Jessie McLavey and Russell Kish, they reside at 307 Cassel Crag apartments, 1218 Terry Ave. Seattle. The bride worked with the Hirshberg home here and the groom manages Galen Kamp shoe store in Seattle.

Seattle Betty Colbenson Chateau Fairfield O. R. Bean Jessie McLavey Yakima Washington Russell Kish Cassel Crag Apartments Terry Ave Julius Hirshberg Galen Kamp

Three Rivers District Convention Scheduled March 27

F. W. Smith of the Chateau post reports the Great Falls post will host the Three Rivers District convention on March 27. Business begins at 3:00 p.m. at the new Heisey Memorial Building Recreation Center, followed by a joint banquet with the auxiliary and a dance. State commander and adjutant expected.

F. W. Smith Chateau American Légion Great Falls Three Rivers New Heisey Memorial Building

Shannon Family Among Chateau Visitors

Mr and Mrs Wm Shannon and daughter Miss Lillian visited Chateau yesterday. Lillian, a Teton high graduate, studies at Montana State college. The Shannons reside on the old Adams ranch on Sunriver where he is foreman for Fred Woehner, the present owner.

Wm. Shannon Lillian Teton High Montana State College Adams Ranch Sunriver Fred Woehner

Junior Class Play Date Set for April 2 at Teton County High

The junior class will present The Family Upstairs by Harry Delf in the high school auditorium on April 2 under Miss Grace Thompson. The comedy centers on the Heller family and Louise's romance with Charles Grant, with a supporting cast including Mrs Grant and Annabel Heller.

Teton County High School Harry Delf Grace Thompson Heller Wu Alice Gibler Heller Robert van Scherpenzeel Louise Heller Mildred Harrington Charles Grant Tiny Agee Annabel Heller Lillian Owens Willie Ifeler Wu John Davidson Grant Margaret M. Young Calahan Lois Hallberg Louise Annabelile Mr. Heller Wille Heller

Prominent Oil Man Visits Choteau Golf Recreation Mentioned

S. W. Hannah of the Hannah Porter company, active in the Kevin Sun burst and Cut Bank fields, toured Cha teau on Tuesday. He reported ten rigs drilling at Cut Bank and noted slower progress elsewhere due to snow drifts. He showed interest in Willow Creek west of Choteau and touted Shell Oil Co entering the territory. A keen golfer, he invited R. F. Baillie to bring clubs on future visits.

S. W. Hannah Hannah-Porter Company Cut Bank Chateau Hannah Willow Creek Choteau Shell Oil Co North Montana R. F. Baillie Chateau Country Club

Grain Producers Assn to Meet in Great Falls

A Montana Grain Producers association meeting is planned for 10 a m Saturday April 3 in Great Falls. W D Reiquam of Collins on the State Executive committee announced the gathering to perfect a permanent state organization elect officers and set up a preliminary framework. He is president of the Teton county unit and invites all community committeemen of the Teton County Agricultural Conservation association and any member to attend.

Montana Grain Producers Association Treat Falls W. D. Reiquam Collins Chateau Great Falls Reiquam Teton County Teton County Agricultural Conservation Association

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