Two Are Committed Tuesday to Warm Springs Insane Asylum
Thomas Bushman 25 and Katie Thomas 42 were committed to the state insane asylum at Warm Springs after hearings presided by W. D. Jones. Doctors Maynard and Bateman testified. Bushman’s condition labeled progressive epilepsy and Mrs. Thomas’s as apoplexy. Mrs. Thomas, once at Browning’s reservation hospital, will have federal reimbursement pursued for her care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Thomas Bushman
Katie Thomas
Browning
State Insane Asylum
W. D. Jones
Board of County Commissioners
E. B. Maynard
H. W. Bateman
Bushman
Thomas
Reservation
Maynard
Visitors and travels highlight Helena social notes
Louis DeNayer of Billings and Mr and Mrs Wallace Frost of Great Falls visited Mr and Mrs W A Emerick in Helena last Thursday. DeNayer, en route from Billings to Seattle for a motion picture operators gathering, flew to Great Falls and was driven to Chateau by auto. Pete LaValle of Spokane Fed eral Land bank spent the weekend in Helena on business. Mrs C Wilson Gray and baby returned from Deaconess hospital in Great Falls to their home west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis DeNayer
Billings
Wallace Frost
Great Falls
W. A. Emerick
DeNayer
Seattle
Frost
Chateau
Pete LaValle
Federal Land Bank
Spokane
Helena
C. Wilson
Chevrolet meeting at Falls deemed big success
W. A. Kemna and F. Buel of this city with R. O. Ashworth of Pendray and C. R. Munson of Fairfield attended a Chevrolet salesmanship school in Great Falls last Thursday. About 200 Chevrolet dealers and salesmen were present. January and February sales exceeded Chevrolet history for those months. Officials expressed optimism for 1931. Power-Morgan company representatives in Teton county attended and returned Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Kemna
F. Buel
R. O. Ashworth
Pendray
C. R. Munson
Fairfield
Great Falls
Chevrolet
Power-Morgan Company
Teton County
Relapsed Pontiac Prepares for Recovery and News
Premium Center Old Pontiac relapsed as Doctor Taylor notes a loose liver and fragile gizzard while residents report influenza. Mrs Chas Tomsha rests in Conrad under medical care and Huisenga family mourns a grandmother in Havre. Mary Alice Davidson turns five with a large birthday feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontiac
Doc. Taylor
Ponty
Chas. Tomsha
Conrad
Herman Huisenga
Havre
Huisenga
Swenson
McLean
Collins
Olaf Larson
Olaf
Sphinx
Mrs. Larson
Mary Alice Davidson
Mary Alice
Fort Shaw Social and Community Notices Brief
Miss Ruby Maurer and Miss Florence Stofflet from Fort Shaw spent the weekend with Mrs. Alice Stofflet. The Hanson brothers work on a welding outfit at Flume repairing a flume for Cascade ranch. The Farmers' union invites a social meeting at the hall Friday March 20 at 8 pm with lunch by ladies. Chester Bjork broke his nose while playing baseball and was taken to Chateau for treatment. Mrs. E. M. Bammel and Mrs. Marion Davis were Great Falls visitors Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Maurer
Florence Stofflet
Fort Shaw
Miss Stofflet
Alice Stofflet
Earl Zimmerman
Ernest Sandberg
Hanson Brothers
R. N. Lear
Cascade Ranch
John Holm
C. A. Austad
John Kosnick
Ralph Clayton
Farmers’ Union
H. W. Bateman
Jackson
Grandma Jackson
Woman’s Club
E. M. Gammel
B. O. Price
W. G. Dauwalder
F W. Smith
Farmington
Chester Bjork
Ernest Dale
Chateau
E. M. Bammel
Marion Davis
Great Falls
Visi.org
Farmington Community Notices and Visits
Local notices record lutefish supper at the Norwegian Lutheran church on Friday March 20. Ladies' Aid plans a March 25 meeting with Mrs Olaf Forseth. Mrs G D Nicolai of Great Falls visits sister Mrs Geo Slanger. W G Dauwalder and family visit FP W Smith home. Mrs C G Passmore hosts Wi Me Da Si club last Saturday. Mrs Slanger hosts Arthur Anderson Rae Davidson and Myron Le Desky for Jack Slanger's birthday dinner last Sunday. Ben Wolk family visit Shelby Sunday. Yelte Bakker and sons Chas Abe and Wn Broere install new...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Ladies' Aid
Olaf Forseth
G. D. Nicolai
Great Falls
Geo. Slanger
W. G. Dauwalder
FP. W. Smith
C. G. Passmore
Slanger
Arthur Anderson
Rae Davidson
Myron le Desky
Jack
Ben Wolk
Shelby
Yelte Bakker and Sons
Chas
Abe
Wn. Broere
Local Farmers’ Union Meeting and Community Notes
A Monday Farmers Union meeting drew good attendance with plans for another gathering on March 23 to finish local organization. Wm Wellenstein and W G Dauwalder of Te ton county attended. Emil Depner loads a wheat car with a power loader. Several families visited, traveled, or hosted including Passmore and Smith households and a Fort Benton trip. Little Brownie, the family watchdog to-be, accompanied them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Ditch
Abe Breere
C. G. Passmore
F. W. Smith
L. G. Passmore
J. B Conner
Great Falls
Brownie
Farmers’ Union
Wm. Wellenstein
W. G. Dauwalder
Teton County
Notice of public land claim in Pendroy Montana
Chester G. Morris of Pendroy Montana filed notice of intention to prove up a homestead claim on land described as SEY SW% Section 17 Township 27 North Range 7 West before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau Montana on April 27 1931. Witnesses are Rolf Smith Otto Swanson Guy Newman and Harry Collins all of Pendroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Chester G. Morris
Pendroy
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Chateau
Rolf Smith
Otto Swanson
Guy Newman
Harry Collins
Reliable Used Fords and Household Goods for Sale
Listings show Model T Tudor and Coupé prices plus Model A Tudor and Coupe in 1920s Ford line. Numerous sale items include girls bicycle, beds, rugs, desks, and furniture. Also farm and ranch land, cattle, grain, and seed oats advertised by local sellers and ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Taylor
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J.c.penney
Choteau, Montana
Choteau Meat CO
Nick and
Bill
Power-Morgan Garage
Choteau, Mont
Falls
Bole
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Acantha
Dan Huffman
Baart House
H. A. Phillips
J. M. Weaver
John Deere
Duckfoot
Fordson
Teton Implement Co
O. Hansen
IFOR
Bill Ellsworth
Bynum
J. T. Murray
Choteau
Richerd Stephens
OUR
Chateau Wareouse
Texaco
Chateau 26
U. S. Royal
Teton Service CO
Northwest States Utilities Company
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