Hopper Control Committeemen Are Appointed
Carl H. Peterson announced grasshopper control districts and list of committeemen to county commissioners. The act requires proper organization to distribute free bait. a meeting at the courthouse will unite committeemen with F. B. E. McSpadden assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Carl H. Peterson
Bozeman
Board of
County Commissioners
Peterson
Court House
F. B E. McSpadden
Montana
A. L. Strand
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Pendrey
John Lewis
Clyde Christenson
C. W. Field
W. H. Wellenstein
Paul Rice
Don Mhickman
Bynum
Calvin Wixom
F. Reid Swenson
Jos
Zgoda
Ed. Savik
B. Laconette
Roy Homberg
Chateau
O. G. Meadows
W. W. Coffey
Ted Paulus
Lester Bush
Hugh Smith
John P. Anderson
Bole
Harry Price
D. P. Standish
W. G. Dauwalder
Collins
Clarence Hebtner
Herman Huisenga
Olaf Larson
Alzheimer
Ben Beringer
James Coghill
Tom Hilling
Ross Mayer
Harold Crane
Wm. Reiquam
Casper Fran
Glen Stoner
Adam Dahlman
al Willick
Albert Reinke
H. H. Hodges
Lloyd Andrews
Louis Hart
Martin Johnson
Matt Decker
Farmington
Henry Nyhus
Wm. Chalmers
E. R. McLean
John Edwards
Geo. Talifson
HE. DeRusha
Agawam
G. N. Torgers
Thirty-First Teton High commencement program planned
The thirty-first annual commencement of Teton County High is set for 8 p m Friday May 18 in the high school auditorium. Forty seven seniors will graduate with the program largely by the graduates themselves. Principal A B Guthrie notes the event aims to reveal the life and work of the school to the public and selections are by students rather than class rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
A. B. Guthrie
Guthrie
Arnold Hanusa
H. S. Orchestra
Leslie Burns
Marjorie Briggs
Teton High
Leah Stott
Violet Hamilton
Teton
Ee Roy Tokerud
Wayne Gitchell
Oes Ntecitecasdla
Norman Olson
Boyd Stenson
Randolph Aanerud
Spring Forest Work Underway on Lewis and Clark
Spring activity on the Lewis and Clark national forest is set to begin with about six men to work on trail maintenance, fence repair on Deep Creek and Teton River, and telephone line work. Forest Ranger L. H. McLean notes lines to Ear Mountain and other forest lines will be overhauled as crews move horses to winter ranges and prepare stations at Lubec Bar Mountain and Sunriver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Deep Creek
Teton River
L. H. McLean
Ear Mountain
Bud McNeal
Ray Gibler
Forest
Willow Creek
Lubec
Bar Mountain
L. J. Howard
Sunriver
Sun River
Rural rehabilitation director visits Helena trip after Montana tour
Robert Clarkson state director of rural rehabilitation spent Saturday to Sunday at his home. He was en route to Helena following a tour of northern Montana tied to his office duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Mr. Clarkson
Helena
Montana
Blackfeet Tribe May Assist Choteau Fourth of July
Lions club in Choteau plans a two day Fourth of July celebration with a possible Blackfeet encampment and sun dance. W D Helm hosted a delegation expressing interest. George O’Hare to provide daily baseball games. Rev Edw Dover to head yard and garden contest. Boy Scout troop sponsorship renewed with Arnold Hanusa as chair. Band plans municipal support and immediate funding approved. Mother's Day observance highlighted by Rev Father James Sherrin. Betty Webb sang Mother of Pearl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Chateau
Indian Agency
K. E. Sturgis
Clarence Johnson
Parade
Lions Club
George O’hare
Teton
Arnold Hanusa
H. L. Stafford
Jas. Sherrin
Betty Webb
Geo. Tennant
Butchart
George Jackson
Senior Play Next Wednesday at the High School
With under a week left the senior play cast works on Her Step Husband for a May 16 performance at the high school auditorium with an 8 pm curtain. Director Charles Hunziker notes experienced performers and the show aims to be a worth while entertainment. Admission 10 cents general and 25 cents for reserved seats on sale May 12 at Rexall Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hunziker
Hunziker
Rexall Drug Store
Program for Senior Week
Baccalaureate on Sunday May 13 at 8:00 p m. Class Play Her Step Husband on Wednesday May 16 at 8:00 p m. Class night exercises on Thursday May 17 at 8:00 p m. Commencement on Friday May 18.
Bugle and Drum Corps OpenSeason in Street Concert
The drum and bugle corps led by Dr. C. W. Bouard performed as the Chateau band opened its season with a street concert Saturday evening. Bugles were played by John Billings George Tennant Arthur Ramsey and Dr Boussard. Snare drums: Ed Burke John Sulgrove C O Edwards Clint Core Jas Broderick. Harry Moore played bass drum. The event preceded a Mountain View gardens band dance with a large crowd and strong ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bouard
Chateau
John Billings
George Tennant
Arthur Ramsey
Dr. Boussard
Ed. Burke
John Sulgrove
C. O. Edwards
Clint
Pioneer ranchman Gene Leech killed in California auto accident
Eugene E Leech longtime Teton Dupuyer and Valier area ranchman died Monday afternoon in an auto accident in Los Angeles California telegram to his son Archie Leech of Valier said. Leech came to Teton county in 1884 and developed a large sheep ranch on Dupuyer Creek later lived at Valier He is survived by his widow son Archie and daughter Florence Leech Murray with several half brothers and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene E. Leech
Old Teton
Chouteau
Dupuyer and
Valier
Los Angeles
Cal
Archie Leech
Leech, Jr
Great Falls
C. H. Kester
Chateau
Leech
Teton County
O G Cooper
Dupuyer Creek
Dupuyer
Walier
California
Chousteau County
Fred J. Murray
Florence T Leech
New York City
Murray
Jeanette Ranking
Frank Leech
Pondera County
Ness Named Appraiser for Home Owners Loan Corp
Henry Ness of this city was named preliminary appraiser for the Home Owners Loan Corp succeeding the late Dr. Beaupre of Teton county. Ness has worked as an appraiser for the Federal Land Bank of Spokane and expects to be assigned to other counties besides Teton. He notes uncertainties due to pending congressional legislation backed by President Roosevelt that would fund a home building and repair program to save homes from mortgage foreclosure. Rural homes with principal business in town may qualify for loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ness
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Dr. Beaupre
Teton County
Ness
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
Teton
Congress
Roosevelt
West Pondera oil test starts near Pendroy in Montana
A sixth test well began last week on the John Bolsinger farm near Pendroy Montana as part of a West Pondera structure drilling effort. The project is led by E K Cheadle Jr of Shelby with several others unnamed, involving about 5 000 leased acres and a California company reportedly involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendroy
Teton County
West Pondera
John Bolsinger
Ne‘sey-Nwy
Shelby
E. K. Cheadle, Jr
Sey Sw4
Ney
Utah-Western
Pondera Field
Bynum
O” Neil
Ney NE
Sey
O’neil
Tarrant-Porter
Nwy
California
Cheadle
California Company
I. I. Adams
Conrad
Teton High Finishes at Great Falls Meet
Teton High School athletes placed in a relay carnival at Great Falls. Butte High School won with 38 points, followed by Great Falls 26 and Chinook 19. Teton earned three points from Lloyd Munson in the broad jump and H Hoffman from Power led the meet with wins and podiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High
Great Falls
Teton
Butte High School
Chinook
Belt
Power
Fort Benton
Geyser
Stockett
Simms
Lloyd Munson
Hoffman
Kenneth Harmon
H. Yeager
Gitchel
Munson
E. Yeager
New Head Named as Teton County Sportsmen Honor Meeting
C Looney was chosen as president of the Teton County Sportsmen Association at the annual gathering. The meeting heard Otto Wagnild report 130 paid up members and outlined fish plantings and bird rearing plans. Officers elected included G C Core as vice president and Wagnild as secretary treasurer with several re-elected members and new appointees. A large turnout came from Dutton as the group discussed pond construction, refuges, and enforcement measures with state and federal officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wagnuild
Teton County Sportsmen’s Association
G. C. Core
Dupuyer Creek
H. A. Wallace
Pishkun
Willow Creek
George Jackson
L. H. McLean
W. N. Streeter
EH. J. Crary
Choteau
Geo. Coffey
George Sollid
Dutton
Leo Zinn
Power
Roy Price
Fairfield
J. C. Boetcher
Bynum
Bret Reed
Pendrey
Lyon Field
State Fish and Game Commission
Otto Wagnild
T. O. Larson
C. W. Burns
City
Fish and Game Commission
FERA
Henry Young
A. W. Walker
Sun River
Walker
Price
Young
Priest Lake
New Books on Pay Shelf This Week at Library
Two fresh titles join the pay shelf with reviews of Fools Rush In by Anne Green and Little Man What Now by Hans Fallada. The note lists authors and titles including The Dark Journey and Hudson River Bracketed among others, plus a promised next week resume of Little Man What Now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Green
Selbys
Eleanor Rockwell
Baltimore
Paris
Hans Fallada
Fallada
Julian Green
Rynox
Phillip McDonald
Wm. McFee
A. J. Cronin
Honore W. Morrow
Manhattan
Katharine Burch
Hudson River
Edith Wharton
Hugo Wast
Patricia Wentworth
Will Durant
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blackfeet
Sherrin
D. Gordon Rognlien
KaHspell
Mary Marshall
Ecacemeicensicee
Betty Jackson Harvey P. Marshall
Gerald Niles
Leslie Jourdonnais
Sylvia Allen
Dorothy Hales
Florence Paisley
Nerenepesngperseene
Eareran
Emily Paisley
Qeeeeene
Mildred Qolor
Stella
Hilda Michelbach
Roy Tokerud
Albert
Ale
Gene Leech
WIRE
Son
Home Owners Loan Corp
Beaupre
Shelby Attorney
J. Bolsinger
C. Looney
Teton County Sportsmens Association
Library Notes
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