Appropriations for Forest Work Small This Year
W N Streeter senior ranger on the Teton district says national forest appropriations will be much smaller this year. The southern end gets 240 dollars and the northern end 120 dollars with most spending on maintenance, trails, protection, and minimal new work. Bud McNeals and L J Howard plan a small crew and Ethridge from Glacier Park is added to the roster. Supplies arrive, forest truck hauls them to camps, and horses move from Willow creek pasture as the season starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N Streeter
Teton
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Streeter
Bud McNeals
Ear Mountain Ranger Station
L. J. Howard
L. E. Ethridge
Glacier Park
Willow Creek
Leigh Nett
Augusta
Lutheran Services Plans and Sunday Activities
Trinity at Farmington holds Divine worship at 11:00 on May 7 with confirmation class after. Ladies Aid gathers May 10 at Mrs John Edwards home. Dutton Sunday school at 10:00 am prepares a Mother’s Day program for May 14. all small children urged to attend practice. Chester Brecto, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Farmington
Ladies’ Aid
John Edwards
Dutton
Chester Brecto
Court Notes on Attachment Suit and Appraisers Named
George Miller sues in district court for attachment against E. J. s good. Appraisers appointed for Jennie M. Gibson estate are H. D. Robison, C. D. McDonald, and C. Barribal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
H. D. Robison
C. D. McDonald
C. Barribal
Jennie M. Gibson
Bloomdahl Named Applicant for Estate Administrator
W G Bloomdahl is named as applicant for appointment as administrator of the estate of Wm Swedancky in the district court petition filed last Friday. The hearing is set for May 12, and Bert Swedancky the brother and first in line supports the appointment. Real estate is valued under 10000 dollars and personal property around 2500 dollars. Heirs listed are Bert Swedank ky sister Mrs Bert Brandemuehl Mrs F A Morehouse and Mrs Geo Swan. George Coffey is attorney for the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bloomdahl
Wm. Swedancky
District Court
Bert Swedancky
Bloomdahl
Bert Brandemuehl
F. A.morehouse
Geo. Swan
George Coffey
County May Meeting Sets Land Leases and Wage Scale
County commissioners met in May and leased tax deed lands to J. Pp. Anderson O B Necksted R A Eastwood H A Hanson C C Edwards with one fourth crop to the county. A summer wage scale was set four dollars daily for graders and tractor operators three dollars for laborers and seventy five cents per head daily for horses. Farmington Tall association received a dance hall license. Sheriff advised action against drivers lacking 1933 license plates. A ten percent delinquent license rate increase took effect May 1. Six land re-classification requests were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pp. Anderson
Fairfield
O. B. Necksted
R. A. Eastwood
H. A. Hanson
Clerv
C. C. Edwards
Chateau
Farmington Tall Association
Grade School in Chateau Closes for Summer Vacation
The Chateau grade school ends the 1932-33 year with 31 eighth graders receiving diplomas from W. G. Bloomdahl. Principal and staff plans include student departures for summer and remarks stressing truth and friendship as students advance to Teton High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
W. G. Bloomdahl
Teton High School
Marion Hasson
Ashuelot
Winifred Posey
Marias Pass
Kalispell
Clinton Core
Lola Lee Woolverton
New Canyon Road Opens for Public Travel in Teton Canyon
Forest Supervisor Willey from Lewis and Clark National Forest inspected the four mile road in Teton canyon with Ranger Streeter. The route is now open above Deep Canyon ranch and will serve two 200 man camps under Roosevelt forest army while enlistees are drawn from the county. Nominees must have approved relief applications or already relief aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. LB. Willey
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Great Falls
W. N. Streeter
Teton Canyon
Deep Canyon Ranch
Canyon
Willey
Roosevelt Forest Army
Sam Ruggs
R. F. C. Relief
Catholic Services Schedule for May 7 Masses
Mass times listed for May 7 at Chateau Bynum Wolf Creek and Augusta parishes. Communion services planned at Bynum and Wolf Creek. Rev. J. F. Schulte, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bynum
Wolf Creek
Augusta
J. F. Schulte
Methodist Church Notes on Sunday Fellowship Hour
Mrs L B Taylor will speak on Better Yards and Gardens with slides from Davenport Iowa. She leads the local yard and garden contest entries. Rev Edwin Dover preaches The Fifth Gospel at 11 am and Pendroy services follow at 2 pm with music and features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
L. B. Taylor
Davenport
Iowa
Pendroy
H. D. Club Meeting May 11 At Hall
The H. D. club will meet at the hall on Thursday May 11. Miss Gladys Hane hosted a jig-saw party for Dale school patrons and friends. Mrs Gronberg Myles Standish and Kermit Dale won first prizes with consolation prizes awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kinsey
Fred Swenson
Standish
Sam Ness
Fairfield
H. O. Thompson
John Holm
Kermit Bjork
W. G. Dauwalder
Robert Merle
Richard Earl
Chateau Hospital
Ralph Clayton
Gladys Hane
Year Falls
F. W. Smith
Farmington
iDauwalder
Peggy Standish
Great Falls
Helen Standish
Beatrice DeRusha
Dauwalder
Earle Jackson
Kermit Dale
Mr. Jackson
Baker Ranch
Teton Canyon
H. D. Club
The
Dale School
Gronberg
Myles Standish
Kermit Dale I
Community Notes From Bynum Area
Bynum residents attended the high school play at the local high school in Chateau Friday night. Burial services for Mrs. Baker were held Thursday at the L D S hall with interment in Bynum cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Chateau
Harry Stott
Clinton Mortensen
Dr. Bateman
Reid Swenson
Hanberg
G. C. Moss
John E. Lee
Dell Green
Great Falls
Parley Schenk
Jensen
Notice to Creditors Estate of Jennie Gibson
The administratrix Julia Kelly of Jennie Gibson deceased notifies creditors to file claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be presented at George Coffey’s office in Chateau Montana, the estate’s transaction office. Attorney for Administratrix is George Coffey. First publication May 4, last May 25, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Gibson
George Coffey
Chateau
Montana
Julia Kelly
Timber Survey Indicates Burned Areas Recovering
About 40 percent of the Teton district forest has burned over yet the remaining stands show strong lodgepole spruce and fir reproduction. Dead timber near boundaries at Blackleaf Creek Little Badger Creek South Fork Dupuyer Creek and the Teton River is accessible and being used for fuel posts poles house logs and other building needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Blackleaf Creek
Little Badger Creek
South Fork
Dupuyer Creek
Teton River
Timber Survey Highlights Forest Resources and Road Aid
The article notes a new road funded by R F C will aid residents and farmers by removing dead timber. It discusses regional saw timber, limited local demand on Sun River areas, and the potential for future lumber to boost local business. It emphasizes large stands of live lodgepole pine Englemann spruce and Douglas fir and outlines timber surveys for prospective buyers and sustained yield sales by national forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Canyon
Muddy Creek
Sun River
For Rent Listings in Choteau Area Montana
Multiple rental notices from Choteau Montana area including 160 acre dry land with $100 cash rent near Choteau and several houses and apartments for rent. Listings mention J A Raart Mrs H W Smith Gay Bagley F W Curtis and McDonald block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Raart
Choteau
Mont
Acantha
H. W. Smith
Chateau
McDonald Block
Gay Bagley
F. W. Curtis
Great Falls
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Lutheran Services
Nash
Hillsdale
Prunes
Hills
Hamer
Sprague-Warner Co
Montco
Empson
S A . White
Swift
Sally Ann
Eddy
H. S. Auditorium
New Canyon Road
Catholic Services
Bole Briets
Timber Survey
Mothers Day Suggestion
Mountain States
Tel. & Tel. Co
Lewis and Clark Forest
Fluhr Co
Browning
Twin City
L. E. Taylor
McCormick- Deering
McCormick - Deering
Chateau Implement Co
Joe van Bolcum
H. W. Bateman
Teton Implement Co
Teton Service CO
State Board of Health
Spring Creek Dairy
M. J. Lyon
Prop
Adams Oil Co
Chateau, Mont
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