Judge Ewing Presides Busy March Term in Great Falls
Judge H H Ewing of the eighth district presided last Friday in Great Falls for the regular March term. A large docket included civil probate and one criminal action over alleged horse theft by Gustav A Tornquist. Tornquist pled not guilty and posted $1,000 bail with Pete Nasse and O W Anderson as bondsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Ewing
Eighth Judicial District
Great Falls
R. M. Hattersley
BE. L. Murphy
Gustav A. Tornquist
Murphy
Pete Nasse
O. W. Anderson
Fairfield. Co
F. Hagline & Sons Co
Robert Sheppard
Phil Greenan
The
Rocky Mountain Elevator Co
Ed. Gammel
Ernest Able
Freeman, Thelan and
Henry A. Todd
Thos. A. Jensen
P. C. Nasse
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co
Samuel Kummer
Carl Frank
Kathryn
Alexander Zier
D. W. Doyle
Conrad
J. B. Zier
Bill
Freight Truck Schedule Changes Delay Northern Run
Great Northern freight service on the Great Falls to Dupuyer route via Chateau shifts to a new timetable effective yesterday. The arrival and departure times at all stations are about 90 minutes later, with driver changes noting P. J. Walsh replacing Clarence Stucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Great Falls- Dupuyer
Chateau
P. J. Walsh
Clarence Stucker
Walsh
Sweet Grass
Stucker
G. N
Great Falls
Vaughn
Fairfield
Bole
Choteau
Bynum
Pendroy
Dupuyer
Airfield
Aughn
Pendrey
Pairfield
Chateau Implement Joins Associated Hardware Stores
The Chateau Implement company announces it has become a member of the Associated Hardware Stores buying and selling organization. J. B. Conlin, manager, notes many leading U S hardware dealers are part of the group as the store remodels its interior. Percy P. Spartling, Billings Marshall-Wells manager, along with Chris Nore and O. H. Olson, helped with the visit from Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Implement Company
Associated Hardware Stores
J. B. Conlin
United States
Percy P. Spartling
Billings
Marshall-Wells Hardware Co
Chris Nore
O. H. Olson
Conlin
Shelby All-Stars overpower Racketeers in local hoop game
Shelby All-Stars defeated the Racketeers 33 to 24 in a Saturday night basketball contest played before a small crowd. Key player Herman Earles was sidelined with a knee injury while George Loomis and Cohoe led scoring for the Racketeers, who struggled against tough defense and shot woes on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
All-Stars
All
Ph Cohoe
Loomis
Peters
Lanarg
Worthington, Rg
Olson
Eset Eeesteeees
Men Model Feminine Creations at Church Fashion Show Dinner
At a Methodist church event a large crowd enjoyed dinner and a fashion show where men modeled feminine attire. The program featured skits, vocal selections, a juggling act, and music, with A B Guthrie as announcer and fellow participants from Farmington and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Industrial
W. W. Smith
C. KE. Stenson
C. M. Swenson
Farmington
Nancy Stenson
John “Happy” Becker
Bynum
A. B. Guthrie
Hampton Bloom
Frank Stearns
Gordon Holmes
Gibson Monkman
J. B. Conlin
B. A. Roll
Warren Daley
Fred Willson
John Peterson
Edwin Dover
Millard Bullerdick
Arnold
Daley Named Park Construction Superintendent
Freeman A. Daley of this city is appointed superintendent of building a new state park on the old Fort Assiniboine reservation near Havre by Beaver Creek. The project, a U S Public Works initiative, will use a CCC camp with about 200 young men. Daley, a prominent engineer with the state water conservation board, previously worked in California and served as county surveyor in Teton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman A. Daley
Fort
Assiniboine
Havre
Beaver Creek
Daley
Park Service
U. S. Department of the Interior
CCC
State Water Conservation Board
California
Teton County
Want Marriage Ties Severed
Two divorce actions were filed in the district court last Friday. Margaret C Verrall sues Fred W Verrall alleging desertion and failure to support. they wed in Libby in 1916. Church and Jardine of Great Falls represent the plaintiff. Elva M Leyson sues Graddock P Leyson for extreme cruelty. they married in Shelby five years ago. Molumbus, Busha and Greenan represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Margaret C. Verrall
Fred W. Verrall
Libby
Church and Jardine
Great Falls
Elva M. Leyson
Graddock P. Leyson
Shelby
Molumbus
Busha
Greenan
East Helena Officials Visit Choteau on Monday
Chateau city officials hosted a fraternal group from East Helena led by Mayor Peter Hrella Alderman C O Porter and City Clerk John Gough. The visitors discussed municipal business and promoted the Legion wrestling card in Helena tonight with several Choteau residents likely to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
East Helena
Peter Hrella
C. O. Porter
John Gough
Gough
Choteau
Paul Kropp
Big Legion
Helena
Five Year Game Report on Teton District Reveals Trends
The Lewis and Clark forest five year game report by L H McLean shows general gains in most wildlife due to preserves, good weather, and law enforcement. Deer increases lag, goats rise while sheep may decline, and elk season could start earlier to aid ranching interests. A summer bear closed season is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Lewis and Clark National Forest
L. H. McLean
W. B. Willey
Wyoming
Thurber appointed Cascade county agricultural agent and 4-H leader
Dan P. Thurber named agricultural agent and 4-H club leader for Cascade County effective April 1 succeeding R E Cameron. Thurber, 36, will receive 2700 dollars annually with 1800 from extension service and 900 from the county. He is a prominent agricultural educator, long active in irrigation soil building and crop improvement, and directed the Sun River project since 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan P. Thurber
Teton
Cascade
Cascade County
Thurber
R. E. Cameron
Chas. E. Potter
Montana
Sun River District
North Montana Fair
Thurbe
Harlemites to meet Olson's Terrible Swedes in county clash
The New York Harlemites and Olson's Terrible Swedes will play a public basketball game at Teton County High School gym this Saturday at 8 p m. Both pro squads, famed nationally, draw crowds. Local admission is 25 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
New York
Olson
Caravan of Farmers studies strip farming in Glacier County
About 50 Teton county farmers left for territory north of Cut Bank to study strip farming. The tour, led by Fred Willson, gathered groups at Dutton Brady and Conrad and plans land observations for today with a free day trip in June. The aim is to control soil erosion and promote wider adoption of strip farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Cut Bank
Fred Willson
Dutton
Brady
Collin
Conrad
Nor
Chouteau
Havre
Blaine
John Conlin Elected President of Choteau Country Club
John Conlin elected president of the Choteau Country Club at the annual meeting held at the Citizens State bank Tuesday evening. J B Conlin to succeed John Hentges as president. Clint Core becomes secretary treasurer in one office. Directors named include John Hentges Alf Doughty and Croy don Holmes. Club reports debt free with 161 acre tract east of town and $133 in treasury. 34 members. dues set at 210. initiation 25 with refund on transfer to state golf association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Conlin
John Hentges
Choteau Country Club
Citizens State Bank
Clint Core
Fred Farribal
A. H. Doughty
Alf, Doughty
Croydon Holmes
State Golf Association
Chateau
First of Series of Band Benefit Dances Set for Saturday
The county hosts the first in a series of band benefit dances this Saturday at the K. P. hall after the Swede-Harlemite game to raise funds for new uniforms ahead of a May Havre invitation. Tickets are 75 cents with a 9 piece orchestra and a street concert preceding the dance. more dances follow in Fairfield Dutton Pendray Augusta and Chateau with full band performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Hall
Augusta
Havre
Fairfield
Dutton
Pendray
Chateau
George ‘Tennant
C. O. Edwards
Walter Burke
C. W. Boussard
John Billings
Hazel Trescott
Norma Tennant
Jorge ‘Pennant
Fred Willson
Masquerade Dancing Party Hosts At Masonic Hall
Chateau school faculty Miss Ruby Miller Miss Marion Hag sos and Miss Hazel Trescott hosted a masquerade dancing party at the Masonic hall last Friday. About 75 attended including Great Falls guests and school groups. Prizes ended the evening after a grand march with Tenants orchestra and St Patrick’s day tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Miller
Marion Hagsos
Hazel Trescott
Chateau
Masonic Hall
Great Falls
Harold Hoover
George Calvert
Standell Swanberg
Helen Gorham
Marion Kristed
DeFoe
Billy Baillie
Tennant
St. Patrick's Day
J E Sull ivans Truck Stunts In Falls injures Man
In Great Falls a driverless International truck owned by J E Sullivan rolled from a curb after being cranked by Sullivan. It backed about 146 feet, crossed a sidewalk, and struck Charles Sutherland injuring his face leg and bruises. Sutherland was taken home by Officer John Egan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Sullivan
West Pendray
Great Falls
Brown Furniture Exchange
First Avenue South
Hospital Notes Highlight Local Admissions
Chateau Hospital records show Mrs J G Passmore admitted last Friday for medical treatment. Woodrow Ameline admitted March 16 for medical care. H W Throuson of Conrad treated for minor injuries from a auto accident and dismissed Sunday. Jack Lemon of Bynum admitted Monday for treatment. Mrs A E Anderson underwent a tonsillectomy Monday. Dorn reported Tuesday a son to Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson. Tommy Corbett and Mr Foss admitted Tuesday for medical care. Lawrence Olson underwent a minor surgical operation Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Passmore
Woodrow Ameline
H.W. Throuson
Conrad
Jack Lemon
Bynum
A E Anderson
Dorn
Walter Wilson
Tommy Corbett
Mr. Foss
Lawrence Olson
Farmers hold large meeting at courthouse elect new officers
About 125 farmers and union members gathered at the courthouse for a Farmers Union meeting presided by W H Wellenstein. Paul Mathis was elected president, with Joe Homberg as vice president and W G Dauwalder secretary treasurer. Speakers discussed soil blowing, wheat allotments, cooperative marketing, and opposing foreign agricultural imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wellenstein
Paul Mathis
Wallenstein
Joe Homberg
Power
W. G. da
Beck
Russell Scarrow
Mickey Schaefer
Harold Gamradt
Elmer Johnson
Fred Willson
Willson
Wellenstein
D. L. Manning
Farmers' Union Terminal Association
Manning
Conrad Lions Host Zone Meeting With Dinner and Dance
The Conrad Lions club hosted a lively zone meeting on Monday evening. Ill district governor Hal Ostlund was ill and replaced on the program by George Hoyt, with deputy district governor Frank Van De Mark also present. Chateau Lions and Tionesses attended, including Dr. H. W. Bateman and several couples, who praised the good meeting and enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Lions Club
Conrad
Hal Ostlund
Lethbridge
George Hoyt
Shelby
Frank FE. van de Mark
Cut Bank
Chateau Lions
Tionesses
H. W. Bateman
B. I. Packer
R. E. Nelson
L. E Taylor
George Jackson
Dr. Bateman
Choteau Club
Nurse Viola Kirkaldie Returns to Great Falls for Graduation
Miss Viola Kirkaldie, a student nurse at Columbus Hospital, came to Great Falls with her brother Donald Kirkaldie and aunt Mrs. J M Weaver Sr. She is set to join this spring's graduating class of the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Kirkaldie
Great Falls
Columbus Hospital
Donald Kirkaldie
J. M. Weaver
Kirkaldie
The Samaritans of Malakai by Charles J. Dutton
A new non fiction account reveals the lonely colony on Molokai and its two leaders Father Danfien and Brother Joseph. The author presents correspondence diaries and records showing the origins and history of leprosy its spread and isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malakai
Charles J. Dutton
Danfien
Joseph
Europe
Robert Louis Stevenson
Jack London
U. S A
Molokai
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Ewing
Hattersley
Tornquist
LH. McLean
Forest
Sun River Project
Canada
Glacier County
John Conlin
Chateau Hospital
Mathsay
UNION
Selection Univa
Lions Zone
Chateau Club
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