Lewis and Clark forest camps chosen for emergency corps
Two forest conservation camps in Lewis and Clark National Forest near Augusta and Stanford will be built by Emergency Conservation Corps workers. Base camps at Ford Creek 17 miles west of Augusta and Dry Wolf Creek head near Stanford will support road and trail construction, range improvement, and camp grounds maintenance. Ten men from Cho teau and other towns join 1,000 authorized statewide. additional experienced recruits may be sent ahead to prepare camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark National Forest
War Department
Emergency Conservation Corps
Missoula
Ford Creek
Augusta
Benchmark
Beaver Creek
Sunriver
Willow Ceek
Kings Hill
Dry Wolf Creek
Stanford
Kings hill-Baldy
Belt Creek
The
Conservation Corps
Montana
Teton County
Lewis & Clark Forest
Tetofure
Jas. Zion
Choteau
Ben Straight
Field
Jim Cook
Maurice Lindseth
W. N. Streeter
Thos. Moore
Bud Burns
Spud Moore
Charles Coulter
Lyle Malcolm
Burt Wells
Dinty’ Moore
Harry Bleecker
Gotch Jacobs
Frank Kline
Chateau
Klein
Mr. Streeter
Streeter
Forest Service
Prom Saturday A Gay Social Affair
The junior prom closed commencement week with strong social success and raised $28.50 for the student association. The gymnasium was turned into a fairyland with gaity and formality. graduates and many invited guests attended while crepe paper decorations and lighted booths highlighted the event.
Prom Night Glitters With Four Lamps And Music
In the balcony the four lamps lit the decor while a larger one shaded the dancers. Patrons and patronesses included Mr. and Mrs. Burns and many others. Class officers were Leslie Burns president and Leslie Jourdonnais vice president. Committee chairs covered decorating, refreshments, programs, invitations, and music with Tennant's Orchestra of Choteau providing the tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Burns
Inez Eckford
H. E. Adams
Jas. T. Robison
John Swanson
A. B. Guthrie
Harry Price
O. M. Gaare
Leslie Burns
Leslie Jourdonnais
Leslie Oertel
Dorothy Gerer
Kenneth Harmon
Dorothy Holmes
Violet Hamilton
Albert Dale
Tennant
Orchestra of
Choteau
Farmington Hall Displays New Curtain by Denver Artisans
The Farmington hall showcases an oil on canvas curtain described as art. It was created by two itinerant Denver artists and sign painters, R. M. Hough and L. B. Breashertz, who registered at the Beaupre hotel and set up a studio there. The curtain features a mountain scene with Chateau advertisements surrounding the image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington Hall
Denver
R. M. Hough
L. B. Breashertz
Beaupre Hotel
Curtain Ready as Paint Arrives and Ends
The curtain was put up Tuesday and the painters left yesterday.
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Monarch
Walter Baker’s Chocolate
Sunkist
Nash
Libby
Empson
Durkee
M. O
Hirshberg
Kehe
Teton Drug Co
Choteau, Montana
Hirshberg’s
Farmington Halls
Jack Oakie
Mickey McGuire
Mickey
Wallace Beery
Flesh
Metrotone News
del Monte
Wisconsin
Bozeman
Cash and Carry Grocery
J & D Liquid Paint
Choteau Hardware Co