Two More Fined for Drunken Driving in Montana
Sheriff Billings reports two Teton county men Glen Wilson and Jack Cherry pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated after a Saturday highway accident near Fairfield. Each man was fined fifty dollars, while Charles Lewis also faced a fifty dollar fine, suspended since he was not involved in the crash. Sheriff Billings vows a countywide war on drunken driving and emphasizes cooperation with highway patrols.
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Fairfield
J. L. Billings
Eugene L. Murphy
Teton County
State of
Montana
Glen Wilson
Jack Cherry
Charles Lewis
Wilson
Cherry
Justice Court
J. P. Jackson
Chateau
Lewis
Sheriff Billings
Happenings in Court at Regular May Term
Judge R M Hattersley presided over civil and probate matters with several decrees and rulings. Decrees quieting title were granted to Eva D LaMotte and the Teton Land Company. a foreclosure for Phoenix Metal Life Insurance against Chas Frost. a divorce for Dean F Waterman from Helen Waterman. contempt for Lavon Fortner in alimony case. many demurrers ruled in Bergman suits. guardianship and estate actions, and distributions in multiple estates including Newton and Sears with state inheritance tax noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hattersley
Eva D. LaMotte
Loretta D. Sutter
E. J. McCabe
Hall and McCabe
Lavon Fortner
Lynn Fortner
Phoenix Metal Life Insurance Company
Chas. Frost
Ernest Able
Freeman, Thelen and Freeman
The
Teton Land Company
George M. Coffey
Dean F. Waterman
Helen Waterman
Murphy
Kenneth Bergman
Jas. Yates
C. A. Youngman
S. W. Davis
B. E. Adams and Wife
E. L. Murphy
Fred Smith
Alma HB. K. Moulter
Ardella
Shirley Moulter
J. A. Moulter
Production Credit Association of
Great Falls
Phyllis, Lloyd
Elizabeth Green
Jennie M. Green
Aloysius Toeckes
Peter Toeckes
M. B. Thompson
C. B. Caskey
Samuel E. Brokaw
Alexander Gilchrist
Olive Belle Green
S. L. Green
Edgar A. Newton
Chas. O Davis
Donald Davis
Kathryn Davis
Albin Johnson
Geo. Wald
Chas. W. Sears
A. DeBrucker
R. I. Packer
Monroe Sears
Green Castle
J K. Post
Louis Owens
Geo. M. Coffey
Exam Announced for Post Master at Role
The Civil Service commission announced an examination to certify candidates for a contemplated vacancy as post master at a role position. The notice signals qualification testing and subsequent appointment steps by the commission.
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The
Civil Service Commission
Postmaster Vacancy Notice At Bole Montana
In the position of fourth class post master at Bole Montana the examination will be held at Chateau Montana. The compensation of the postmaster at this office was 595 dollars for the last fiscal year. Applicants must have reached their twenty first birthday but not their sixty fifth birthday and must reside within the territory supplied by the post office. Application blanks can be secured from the postmaster at Bole. Receipt of applications will close tomorrow.
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Bole
Montana
Chateau
Wayne Richardson Goes East to Stimulate Montana Travel
Helena May 20. The Montanans Inc advertising committee sends Wayne Richardson on a 6000 mile tour to contact tourist agencies and news bureaus from Montana to New York City and back via St. Louis Omaha and Salt Lake City. Richardson, former Bozeman chamber of commerce secretary, will distribute road maps posters and new publicity material with state agencies. The two month trip aims to boost Montana tourism by highlighting roads and recreational advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Advertising Committee of Montanans, Inc
New York City
Shington
D.C
St. Louis
Omaha
Salt Lake City
Wayne Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
Bozeman
Richardson
National Parks Service
Montanan’s
Ing
State Highway Commission
Department of Agriculture
the Fish and Game Commission
Pondera Oil Outlook Highlighted by W. M. Fulton
W. M. Fulton says Pondera could double production this year as new wells like on the Erickson farm come online. The Home Oil plant in Dubbs will crack at 1,000 barrels daily next month, boosting crude demand and drilling activity.
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Pondera
W. M. Fulton
Home Oil & Refining Company
Fulton
Erickson
Jones Farm
Pendroy
Montana Oil Journal
Hospital Notes List Local Admissions and Dismissals
Choteau Hospital notes list Austin Christian Augusta and Wilbur Hess Choteau admitted last Thursday for medical and surgical treatment. Calvin Southard Fairfield admitted Friday for medical care. Mrs Johnson Great Falls admitted Saturday for surgical treatment dismissed Tuesday. Bertha Edwards admitted Sunday for surgical care later moved to Columbus hospital Great Falls. Joss Stuart Fairfield admitted Sunday for medical care. Louis Houfek Bole admitted Monday for surgical care sent to veterans hospital Fort Harrison. A daughter born Monday to Mr and Mrs C C Coffey. Wilma Van Scherpenzeel admitted Monday for medical treatment. Howard Ness operated for appendicitis dismissed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Christian
Augusta
Bole
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
C. C. Coffey
Wilma van Scherpenzeel
Howard Ness
Cameron writes of family in Detroit and work news
H D Cameron, former Teton county farmer now living in Detroit, reports in a letter received last Friday that the move was good. He notes son Kenneth is a practicing dentist with heavy demand and says automobile factories are busy, citing Ford Motor Co employing about 81,000. Best wishes go to friends here.
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H. D. Cameron
Teton County
Detroit
Acantha
Cameron
Kenneth
Ford Motor Co
Mr. Cameron
Grade School Operetta Moves to Courtyard Castle Scene
The operetta features Frank Barnhill John Armstrong James Tumblin Gene Burke and Dorothy Moore in a two act show. Act one starts at 4 PM and act two at 4 AM a week later. Miss Ruby Miller arranged a fresh stage set with a castle courtyard. Special costumes come from Salt Lake City and the rhythm band will perform three numbers with Miss Aldrich at the piano. Tickets cost 35 cents for adults 25 cents for high school students and 15 cents for grade pupils. Reserved seats are 10 cents extra at Rexall drug store.
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Frank Barnhill
John Armstrong
James Tumblin
Gene Burke
Dorothy Moore
King’s Castle
Ruby Miller
Tower
Castle
Salt Lake City
Aldrich
Rexall Drug Store
Glendora Players Visit Great Falls Weekends
Great Falls residents hosted Glendora theatre guests on Sunday and Monday evenings. Mr and Mrs Reid Swenson hosted visitors and family, while Cal Wixom and Leona Rowley traveled for visits and work. The community notes spring farm work and early seed planting as residents share local activities.
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Glendora
Reid Swenson
Dell Green
Great Falls
Calvin Wixom
Chateau
Charles Hansen
Emerson Rowley
Leona Rowley
Farmington visit leads to church mission weekend
Mr. and Mrs. J W Moore visited Farmington Saturday afternoon. Brother and Sister Davis and Brother and Sister Miller of Great Falls served as missionaries at the L D S church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Christensen were present.
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J.W. Moore
Farmington
Davis
Miller
Great Falls
Fay Christensen
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Swift’s Jewel
Kraft’s Cheese
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Sunkist
Prince Albert
Velvet
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Hart Parr
Oscar Richem
Choteau
F. G. Coyte
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Rice Auto Court Cottage No
Ewe Lamb
White
Long Tail
Geo
Stuper
Julius Stenson
Wm. Fraser
U. S. Gap
J. A. Baart
C. K. Malone
Agawam
George Stuper
Ford
Pontiac
Buick
Wallace Motor CO
Chevrolet
John Deere
Acme
Teton Implement Co
Buick Motor
L. E. Taylor
Choteau Hospital
PET Peeve
Northwest States Utilities Co
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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