Agawam Merchant Buys Chateau Property Involving Garage
Harry G. Young of Agawam has purchased the Power Morgan garage building and the Merchants cafe property in Chateau with surrounding lots for about 6000 dollars. W M Smith, assignee for creditors, arranged the deal from Chinook. The buyer, a prominent Teton county figure, plans to move his Agawam hotel operation to Chateau, though not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Young
Agawam
Chateau
Harry G. Young
Power-/Morgan company
Merchants Cafe
W. M. Smith
Power-Morgan Company
Chinook
H. L. Halladay
Earl
Ray
Teton Service Company
B. H. Fisher
Mr. Young
Teton County
Young
Appeal Taken to Local Court From State Industrial Board
Notice of appeal from a decision and order of the state industrial accident board has been filed in the district court. The claimant is Edward Padden and the defendant is Phoenix Utilities Company. Mr. Padden is represented by W. P. Costello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Industrial Accident Board
Edward Padden
The
Phoenix Utilities Company
Mr. Padden
W. P. Costello
Falls lawyer appeal over industrial accident award
Records show the industrial accident board awarded the claimant $15 weekly for 23 weeks for injuries from an August 11 1931 accident in Glacier county while employed by the defendant company. Mr Padden, via his attorney, appealed. a Feb 27 1932 order denied rehearing. An appeal goes to the district court from both decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Oil Taxes Take Big Tumble Across Montana 1931
Montana oil production tax receipts fell sharply in 1931 with total collections at 126,536.92 dollars, down 57,164.56 from 1930. High schools receive 17,342.98 from federal oil royalties this year, versus 31,634.12 last year. State Treasurer F. E. Williams reports.
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Montana
F. E. Williams
Montana highway contracts on May 9 and 10
The Montana highway commission will let its first 1932 contracts on May 9 and 10 for small projects to enable other improvements. Bids on highway tax anticipation warrants worth 750000 dollars are due April 23 as the state seeks to match federal offerings and ease unemployment. Bond houses nationwide have shown interest, with about 15 inquiries received by State Treasurer F. E. Williams from prominent firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Highway Commission
Commission
Montana
F. E. Williams
A. C. Allyn and Co
Continental Illinois Co
the Northern Trust Co
John Nuveen and Co
National City Co
Chicago
Piper, Paffray and Hepwood Drake-Jones Co
Minneapolis
Bar Brothers and Co
Dewey, Bacon and Co
First Detroit Co
George B. Ribbons and Co
Bitter and Co
the Provident Savings and Trust Co
New York
Bottcher-Newton Co
Denver
Stern Brothers and Co
Kansas City
Montana Record Herald
Red Cross March Report Details Indian Families Helped
The Teton county chapter of the American Red Cross reports for March 1932 that 12 Indian families were cared for while 34 families and 12 children benefited. Donations of food clothing and shoes came from many supporters including Jos Hirshberg & Co J C Penney Co and numerous individuals. Production work saw mitts socks and repaired shoes completed by local volunteers.
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Red Cross
Teton County
American Red Cross
Margaret Negle
John Shields
Hutchison
Dick Gorter
A. P. Reiding
Joe Mozer
Jos Hirshberg & Co
J. C. Penney Co
Alice Brown
Walter Wilson
Rank Young
John Brossma
Alice Cox
Vlinker
Elizabeth Smith
P. I. Cole
L. E. Taylor
Geo. Tennant
Lucy Dennis
N. W. Edwards
Easter Holiday Notes and Local Activities News
Fred Broeder visits his mother Mrs Mary Broeder from Portland Oregon while school breaks for Easter. Anna Olson receives praise for teaching and Easter events occupy local students as Miss Pan sy Violet Thelma Matchett and Mary Jones visit Pendroy. Local notices include sales listings for a 1928 John Deere tractor and a Spring Coulee ranch near Farmington with associated parcels in Chateau.
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Fred Broeder
Browning
Mary Broeder
Portland
Oregon
Anna Olson
Chateau
Great Falls
Robert Sheppard
Maynard Hospital
Earl Conklin
Elsie Jones
H. H. Jones
John FitzPatrick
Doris Jones
Carroll Maynard
Vic Petrof
John Wellenstein
Ross Roberts
Jones Ranch
A. G. Roberts
Fearl Conklin
Doris
Horace Jones
Blackleaf
James Jardine Ranch
Anna PB. Stafford
Wm. Thomas
Conrad
William
Charles Thomas
Velma Thomas
Pansy
Violet
Thelma Matchett
Mary Jones
Dupuyer
Velma
Ruby
Stanley
Herbert Thomas
Florence Kelley
Pendroy
Albert DenBoer
Chas
Highview
Chateau Woman's Club Plan Meeting at Guthrie Home
The next Chateau Woman's club meeting will be held Tuesday at Mrs. A. B. Guthrie's home with Mrs. EB Crary in charge discussing the ten best talkies. Annual officer elections will also occur and transportation help is offered by club president Mrs. M S Butlerdick. The note extends thanks for support during illness bereavement and funeral of the husband and father, with gratitude to friends and those who sent flowers.
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Chateau Woman’s Club
A. B. Guthrie
EB. J. Crary
Guthrie
M. S. Butlerdick
Lefevre
R. L. Clearman
Vincent Ward
Catholic Services Schedule for Easter Week
Mass times listed for Choteau Bynum Augusta and Wolf Creek next Sunday April 3 with Easter music by St Luke's choir at Choteau. Rev J F Schulte pastor invites all to attend.
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Choteau
Bynum
Augusta
Wolf Creek
St. Luke’s Choir
Bereaved thanks and garden seed trial in Montana county
Family thanks mourners choir and florists for their support after a death. The horticultural department at Montana State College sent tomato seed Bonnie Best to County Agent Robert Clarkson for Te ton County trial. Clarkson distributed 20 samples to 4 H club leaders for evaluation, noting the variety suits northern climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Starring
Horticultural Department
Montana State College
Bozeman
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Clarkson
Highview School News and Easter Gifts
Eighth graders study history as attendance contest favor swings to the girls. Each pupil receives Easter eggs from their teacher. A new baseball set arrives for upper grades and indoor ball for younger students. Pupils enjoy playing ball and improving classroom decor with a framed George Washington picture.
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Highview
George Washington
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Charley LePage
Rachel Edwards
State Indutrial Accident Board
Williams
al Sherman
Self Service ‘Stores
Home Owned and Operated
Choteau, Montana
Libby
Demonstrati Coffee
Schillings, Ib
Lon
Chateau Mill Co
Pearl
Good Housekeeping
Maccany Fox Farm
American Travel Club
Suite
North
Ashland Avenue
C. Sonneveld
Bole
Mont
Chateau Hotel
Acantha
Deep Creek
Odenwald Ranch
Hirshberg
Cc. W. Wymer
J. A.baart
F. W. Curtis
Central Avenue
Gallatin Valley
Frank Allum
John Deere
van Brunt
J. C. Anderson
Care
O. J. Nordhagen
L. E. Taylor Gar
Marquis
J. A. Baart
Spring Coulee
Farmington
Joe Scott
Teton Service CO
Choteau, Mont
A. B. Morehead William Morehead
Milbrin Morehead
C. L. Kaupish
Stephens
Lee H. Young
Catholic Services
J. F. Schulte
L.E. Taylor Garage
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