Teton County Home Demonstration Council Meets
The Teton County Home Demonstration club council met last Thursday with Miss Blanche Lee leading. President Mrs Marguerite Smith presided as minutes from secretary Arle Dederick showed several transactions and reports from club presidents and secretaries. Plans included 1934 35 programs and a rural housing survey report, with projects in kitchen improvement routing the work and water systems. A summer achievement day was planned and appreciation letters were authorized to the county high school board and County Agent Robert Clarkson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Home Demonstration Club Council
Blanche Lee
State Home Demonstration Club
Marguerite Smith
Arle Dederick
Bauman
Power H. D
Miss Lee
Dederick
Smith
Ethel Reid
Miss Reid
Teton County
B. F. Sparrow
Teton County High School
Robert Clarkson
Teton County Sportsmen to Elect Officers May 8
Notices announce the annual meeting of the Teton County Sportsmen's association at the courthouse on Tuesday May 8 at 7 oclock. Officers to be elected include President Co D McDonald Vice President Clarence Looney and Secretary Treasurer Otto Wagnild. The agenda covers bird refugees rearing ponds and fish planting for the coming season including a proposed pond on the M J Lyon ranch near Chateau aiming to produce about 100000 fry. Plans for a pond near the city pumping plant and a spawning station at Pishkun are discussed with decisions pending water flow and funding. The group organized last year to succeed local rod and gun clubs and now includes representatives from all county communities with a strong fish-planting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Sportsmen’s Association
Court House
Co. D. McDonald
Clarence Looney
Otto Wagnild
M. J. Lyon
Chateau
John Sheehan
Walier
Kenneth McDonald
Waynild
Sheehan
Superintendent of Fisheries
Pishkun
Teton County
Association
Pioneer of Choteau Dies in Washington
Susan A. Dunlap 95 a pioneer of Choteau died April 20 in Chewelah Washington. She came with husband J A Dunlap to Choteau in 1885 where he worked as a carpenter and helped build the C W Wymer house later occupied by the Fallon couple. After his 1901 death she moved to Idaho and then Washington with a daughter Mrs Mary Clark and son Chas A Dunlap and left behind grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Chewelah with Rev J O Streeter presiding and American Legion pallbearers from Chewelah. she was a Civil War widow and longtime church and Relief corps member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chewelah
Washington
Susan A. Dunlap
Choteau
Dunlap
J. A. Dunlap
Chateau
C. W. Wymer
First Avenue Southwest
Fidelity Chapter
Relief Corps
Mary Clark
Denver
Colo
Chas. A. Dunlap
J. O. Streeter
American Legion
Eastern Star
Streeter
Pupil Recital Directed by Mrs Millard Bullerdick May 14
A piano recital by Mrs Millard Bullerdick’s pupils is scheduled for Monday evening May 14 at the Methodist church in this city. Additional musical numbers will accompany the recital with no admission charge. The general public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Bullerdick
W. D. Jones in Conrad Hospital Serious Illness
Ex county commissioner and Teton county pioneer W D Jones is ill in Conrad hospital after a heart attack struck while moving cattle near Pendroy. Brother-in-law C A Shawver reports condition serious but not a paralytic stroke, with a transfer advised to lower altitude. Mrs Minerva Jones accompanies him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Jones
Teton County
Conrad
C. A. Shawver
Pendray
Mr. Jones
Jones
E. A. Savory
Henry Lubber
Jones Ranch
Dupuyer Creek
Pendroy
Minerva Jones
Shawver
Cleanup Week Extended in Chateau Through May 5
City officials report extended cleanup week in Chateau with volunteers placing refuse in alleys for pickup. One city truck hauls material to the dump at no charge, and residents are urged to keep rubbish accessible. May 5 is the correct closure date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Death of Mrs Joseph Jackson in England noted by son
J G Jackson, longtime Teton County resident and city official, mourns the death of his mother Mrs Joseph Jackson aged 84 in Lealholm Yorkshire England. She died March 29 and is survived by several sons and daughters all living in England except J G Jackson who resides in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Jackson
Joseph Jackson
Lealholm
Yorkshire
England
Jackson
George Dawson
John Barrow
Priest Butte Cattle and Sheep Company
P. H. Crossen
United States
Council Orders Bids for Power Grader Purchase
The city council held the regular May meeting, the last of the old council. It ordered a call for bids to purchase a power grader for street maintenance. May licenses for dogs were due, and a notice on water use for lawn sprinkling was ordered published.
Re election filings begin in Teton County
The first two filings for the July 17 primaries in Teton County come from incumbent county superintendent of schools Mrs Inez Eckford seeking Republican nomination and Sheriff J L Billings seeking Democratic renomination for re election Both incumbents were elected in 1932 and seek their first renomination
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Inez Eckford
J. L. Billings
Iain
Eckford
Billings
Teton F F A Youths Earn State Week Honors
Two outstanding honors and several awards came to Teton county high school from Montana State College events during state high school week. Leonard Connole earned a free trip to the Royal Livestock Exhibition and National Future Farmer convention in Kansas City after placing second high in livestock judging. Fred Broeder won first place in farm mechanics with two firsts and one second in five events. Kenneth Harmon was named one of three Montana FFA vice presidents. Jerome Toenyes and Wayne Gitchel earned state farmer degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Montana State College
Bozeman
Leonard Connole
Pendray
Royal Livestock Exhibition
Future Farmer Convention
Kansas City
Fred Broeder
Montana
Teton
The
Future Farmers of America
Kenneth Harmon
Montana Future Farmers of America
Jerome Toenyes
Wayne Gitchel
Montana F. F. A
Teton F. F. A
Leonard Connotle
Yeager
Ted Bingham
Howard Truchot
Broeder
Jay Kirby
Simms
Lester Kirk
Kirby
Farmer
Guy Gulbrandsen
M. K. Luther
Fred Meadows
Lawrence Alzheimer
Ted Ringhem
Ed. Yeager
County Flag Contest Draws 88 Entries From County Schools
The American Legion auxiliary and the state education department sponsored the county flag contest held last Saturday, drawing 88 entries from county grade schools. Winners in the upper group were Edith Goodell and Leslie Reiquam with 91 and 88 points, while Harry Luinstra and Dorothy Moore led the lower group with 85 and 85 2 3 points, each receiving a $1 prize. Hazel Goodell and Leslie Reiquam will represent Teton county in the Shelby regional contest on May 11, with Helena state entry possible if victorious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Goodell
Leslie Reiquam
Teton County
Shelby
American Legion Auxiliary
State Department of Education
Edith Goodell
Diamond Valley
Collins
Harry Luinstra
Dorothy Moore
Chateau
Legion Auxiliary
FE. W. Allen
G. A. Carroll
Helena
Mildred Houfek
Bob
Elizabeth Sorenson
Pendroy
Billy Wallace
Ray McKee
Harmony
Katheryn Sabados
Martha Keller
Valedictorian and Salutatorian Named for 1934 Class
Miss Dorothy Holmes named valedictorian and Miss Marjorie Briggs named salutatorian for the class of 1934 by A. B. Guthrie principal of Teton County High School. Commencement set for May 18 in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Holmes
Marjorie Briggs
A. B. Guthrie
Teton County High Schooo
Guthrie
Choteau Baseball Boosts Funds for All Star Club
Local businessmen in Choteau plus others raised nearly 300 dollars in two hours through a subscription drive led by Alex Burrell and H B Adams. The money funds uniforms and materials for the new all star county club managed by George O Hara, with season opening planned for May 20. The fund may support junior baseball under the Legion plan directed by H M Daley with Elmer Cardell and Elmer Smith on board. A junior players meeting followed at the ball grounds. eligibility caps at age 16 by June 30. Junior games in the Three Rivers district run June 1 to July 1 with district winners advancing to a state title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Alex Burrell
H. B. Adams
Beaupre Cafe
George O’hare
O'Hare
Burrell
Legion
H. M. Daley
Elmer Cardell
Elmer Smith
Ball Grounds
Three Rivers
The
American Legion
Chateau band to play street concert Saturday evening
The Chateau band performs a street concert at seven Saturday evening in Claude near Mountain View gardens. The new bugle and drum corps join as a prelude to the dance at Mountain View gardens to support the band and its leader Dr C W Boussard. Tickets have sold well and promise a good time for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Mountain View Gardens
Claude
Band Boys
C. W. Boussard
Teton Entering Relay Meet At Great Falls Track
Teton county high will enter a track team at the Great Falls relay meet on May 5. Coach Milton Ritter weighs entry plans for events including the 880 relay the mersey the 10 yard dash high hurdles and the mile. Likely entrants include Ed Yeager Harry Yeager Kenneth Harman Lloyd Munson Wayne Gitchel and I Yeager with possible participation by Gitchel I Yeager in the state interscholastic meet at the state university Missoula May 9 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High
Great Falls
Simms
Milton Ritter
Ed, Yeager
Harry Yeager
Kenneth Harman
Lloyd Munson
Yeager Brothers
Health Officer Receives Report of Infantile Paralysis Case
Dr. R. T. O'Neill, county health officer, received a report from the Great Falls clinic about Leo Doheny Jr. of Teton county having a likely slight attack of infantile paralysis. The boy improved and was past contagion. no quarantine needed. He advised precaution and prompt medical consultation for fever, neck stiffness, malaise, or limb impairment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. O'Neill
Great Falls
Leo Doheny, Jr
Leo Dohey
Teton County
O'Neill
Grounds Around City Buildings Beautified With New Trees
Over the past week the grounds surrounding the city building were enhanced with a honeysuckle hedge and improved lawn. Evergreen plantings include four large trees delivered from the Rocky Mountains by K B Cohoe, among them two Colorado blue spruce one Engelmann spruce and one balsam fir. Five small Norway spruce from Hampton Iowa were also added and fenced with a wire cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountains
K. B. Cohoe
Hampton
Iowa
Chautauqua Prepared For Return In Teton County
Chautauqua plans for 1934 were discussed at a county agent office meeting. R K Funk was named president and director, Mabel Caskey secretary, Iona Davidson treasurer, with W G Dauwalder in charge of ticket sales and Mammel heading junior chautauqua. The group urged clubs to suggest talent and will reconvene May 8 to finalize the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
R. K. Funk
Mabel Caskey
Iona Davidson
Funk
W. G Dauwalder
R K Funk
Chautauqua
E . Bammel
Home Demonstration Club Council
F. W. Smith
R. Thompson
G. R. Talbert
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Wcldan
Isis
H.D
C. D. McDonald
Lyon Ranch
Conrad Hospital
Teton High F. F. A
Leonard Connore
Marion Butchart
A. C. Munson
Bole
L. H. Rutter
Farmington
Connec
America
Assembly
Pole School
Chateau School
Jigg
Johns
Jane McDonnell
Fairfield
Margaret Meir
Ruth Hafto
Dutton
Adajio
Helen Gunderson
Jack Kreiner
Bill Kreiner
Albert Hoffman
Power
Russell Scarrow
Beck
Ethel Keister
Ann Perusse
Lucille Toeckes
Phyllis Thompson
Margaret Ruth Mehl
Kathryn Sabados
Lucille Primus
Dorothy Kosnick
Betty Young
Maxine Konen
Fairview
Gerald McRae
Elmer Johnson
Howard Hamer
Clayton Ammondson
Arthur Kletter
Vernon Dreyer
Herbert Hanson
Dale
Pendrey
Ann Yvonne
Perusse
Phyllis Bourne
Kathryn MacDonald
Julia Lehnert
Plainview
Nellie England
Harriet Knowlton
Miss Holmes
Henry Freeman
Miss Briggs
Paul Briggs
J. E. Hodgskiss
Toole
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