Choteau Scouts Shine at Browning Inter-Troop Rally
Choteau Boy Scouts traveled to Browning for a regional rally winning first in cooking and totaling 20 points. They also took second in message delivery, third in signaling, and fourth in wall scaling, with seven towns competing led by Great Falls 80 points and Browning 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Browning
Chateau
Cut Bank
Shelby
Great Falls
Conrad
Walier
J. G. Billings
Ellsworth Strand
Mr. Strand
Harry Adams
Priests Fill Parish Duties Across Local Missions
Rev. Father O Grady conducted Mass at Holy Family and Bynum in Rev. J F Schulte's absence. Father Dunbeck of Browning Holy Family mission visited and may substitute next Sunday at Chateau. Rev. Curran celebrated Mass at Augusta and Wolf Creek with baptism for James Richard Sangray, son of Thos and Mrs Sangray, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Wm Sangray.
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Father O’grady
Holy Family Mission
Bynum
J. F. Schulte
Father Dunbeck
Holy Family
Browning
Chateau
Father Schulte
Father Curran
Augusta
Wolf Creek
James Richard Sangray
Thos. Sangray
Mrs
Wm. Sangray
Piegan Indians Plan Oil Field Celebration in Browning
The Piegan tribes of Northern Montana prepare a grand pow wow in Browning to mark discovery of a large oil field on the Blackfeet reservation. Chiefs gather as Blackfeet and Blood Indians join, with wealth potentially transforming travel and lifestyles. About $50,000 of oil money has been divided so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Blackfeet
Browning
Red River
Grant
Glacier Park
Wrestler Threw Loose Cow in Paisley Street Rampage
A wild cow rampaged through Paisley streets when a Highlander wrestler tackled and threw it to subdue the animal before authorities recaptured it. The incident ended without reported injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paisley
Scotland
Counties Require Tax Deed Lands Sale Within Six Months
Helena May 9 The Attorney General told County Attorney Sherman W Smith lands conveyed to a county by tax deed must be appraised and ordered sold within six months after title is acquired A 1930s law makes it mandatory for county boards to place all such lands on sale regardless of prior practice The aim of the 1932 assembly was to place all lands on the tax rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Nagle
Sherman W. Smith
Board of County Commissioners
Assembly
Montana Dairy Production Falls Off in Year
A Montana dairy division report shows a drop in first quarter output from 1932 levels. Butter production declined from 2,756,240 to 2,656,214 pounds, ice cream from 71,547 to 57,596 gallons, and cheese from 434,274 to 345,392 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
B. F. Thrailkill
Two Montana Counties Drop County Agent Brannon Reports
J C Taylor, director of the state extension service, told Chancellor Brannon that only two of 27 counties did not renew agents. Budgets for extension work were cut 10 to 20 percent as wheat and wool prices rose. One county dropping its agent was Pondera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Taylor
State Extension Service
M. A. Brannon
Taylor
Pondera
Methodist Church Observes Mother's Day at Worship Hour
Mother's Day will be observed with special services at the regular worship hour Sunday morning. Mothers will be the special guests as the pastor speaks on The Greatest Vocation in the World. No fellowship hour due to high school graduation exercises in the evening.
Summons in Montana District Court involving Maddox case
The district court summons the defendant George Milton Maddox in Te ton County Montana to answer the complaint filed by Fredona Maddox within twenty days of service or risk default judgment. The action seeks relief stated in the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Fredona Maddox
George Milton Maddox
Decree of Divorce Granted in Rosengren Case
The court issues a decree of divorce against the defendant for over a year of neglect to provide necessities. The action, filed by George Coffey, notes the plaintiff’s claim of support failure and seeks relief. First publication May 11, with last notice June 1, 1933.
Centerville Track Wins and Records at Contested Meet
Centerville athletes dominate events with wins in pole vault shot put discus javelin and relay. Record holders listed include A Balko Center ville 100 yards 10.5 seconds Hoffman Power 220 yards 23.6 and Wells Teton mile 5 17.4 among others.
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Robbins
Simms
Ryder
Teton
Centerville
Zupon
Evans
Belt
A. Balko
C. Hanson
Hanson
W. Mozer
J. Balko
Griffiths
Joe Balko
Hoffman
Power
Irwin
Matson
Wells
Simme
Centerville Sweep At Regional Track Meet 1933
Athletes set marks in high jump 5 ft 6 in Loomis Teton and broad jump 20 ft 4 in Balko Benton. Zupan Centerville posted 44 ft 1 in shot put and 113 ft 8 in discus. Centerville won a statuette. coaches from Zile Belt Powell Centerville Moe Simms attended. Officials included Hunziker Thompson Marvin Moore and Burns.
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Loomis
Teton
Balko
Benton
Zupan
Centerville
Dale
Browning
Belt
Chad Hunziker
A. J. Thompson
L. K. Marvin
Harry Moore
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Catholic Church Notes
Fairfield
Jam
Liberty Bell
Lakeshire
Colate
Eddy’s Dozen
Tandard
Chipso
Utah
Batavia
Fluhr Co
Mont
Twin City
J. A. Baart
Acantha
H. W. Smith
McDonald Block
Gay Bagley
F. W. Curtis
L. E. Taylor
McCormick- Deering
McCormick - Deering
Choteau Implement Co
H. W. Bateman
Teton Implement Co
Teton Service CO
Brannon
Methodist Church
Frances Rosengren
Court Seal
George Coffey
Lafer
Ford Motor Co
E. Taylor Garage
Ford
Chateau, Mont
Soisette
Singer
Penney
Batts
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