Local river stocking urged near Choteau back door
The Teton County Sportsmen's Association learns the Teton river watershed from Hei Duits place to the beaver dams below the old Choteau Augusta road should be stocked more heavily. Phil Bottler of the Great Falls hatchery pledges rainbow stock for August, following last summer’s seining of about 400 rainbow and brook trout for these waters.
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Choteau’s
Teton River
Hei Duits
Choteau-Augusta Road
Fish and Game Department
Phil Bottler
Great Falls
Teton County
Montana Floating Debt Shrinks as June Target Near
State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon reports the floating debt reduced to 114,070 dollars by April 20. The last time the state was solvent was June 30, 1918, with floating debt at 1,851,569 dollars on June 30, 1934.
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Montana
Ray N. Shannon
British Consul Gill Visits Montana Governor Ayers
Cecil Hope Gill British consul at Seattle met governor Roy E Ayers for thirty minutes this week to discuss politics then proceeded to Yellow stone National Park on a further leg of his journey.
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Cecil Hope Gill
Seattle
Montana
Roy E. Ayers
Mr. Gill
Yellowstone National Park
Special Licenses To Save Many Montana Trout
Montana sportsmen are urged to buy a special five dollar license to fund fish screens on irrigation ditches. The program, backed by the State Game and Fish Commission and federal aid, directs all five dollars to screening ditches that kill thousands of trout. Warden James A. Weaver appeals to conservationists to participate as Madison River screens are already in place and more are planned.
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Helena
Montana
State Game and Fish Commission
James A. Weaver
John W. Schofield
B. K. Wheeler
Reclamation Bureau
Weaver
Madison River
Warden Weaver
Bynum News Highlights Local Visitor Stays and Trips
Frequent trips to Great Falls Fairfield and Browning appear in Bynum notes. Mrs Bert Jensen finished a quilt with help from several ladies. Mrs Clara Vandenhook, recovering from a Christmas car accident, returned from Canada to collect her daughter Helen.
University notes show grants and awards at Missoula
Louise Burgmaier named assistant director of individual sports for women by the Women s Athletic Association. Rachel Gitchell earns five points for School for Scandal acting and stage work. Dr Ludvig Gustav receives a 257 grant from Harvard biology labs for research. Wayne Gitchell wins two mile at Montana Intercollegiate in 9 59.4. Dr Charles Deiss gets 400 grant from Geological Society of America for Cambrian studies and plans field duties in Alberta and British Columbia.
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Louise -Burgmaier
Power
Women’s Athletic Association Board
Montana State University
Miss Burgmaier
Alpha Chi Omega Social Sorority
Rachel Gitchell
Pendroy
Masquez
Ludvig Gustav, Browman
Harvard Biological Laboratories
American Association For Advancement of Science
Montana
Wayne Gitchell
Charles Deiss
Geological Society of America
Deiss
Alberta
British Columbia
Farmington H D Club Meets Next Thursday at Hall
The H D club will meet at the hall next Thursday June 2 at 20 p m Hostesses will be Mrs E Arensmeyer Mrs Tangen and Grandma Anderson Sunday school at the hall Sunday at 10 30 a m Ben Chalmers and Frances Wright were married in Great Falls last Saturday They will reside in Chateau where Mr Chalmers runs a garage business Their friends wish them a long happy married life Mrs Warren Crane and her young son Pale arrived from Dillon Saturday and are visiting Mrs Crane s mother Mrs May Thompson Veda met them in Great Falls Miss Hilda Michelbach taught at the Burton school the past term and is employed for the Swamner at a drug school in Havre Miss Eileen McCormack completed her term at the Malone school and returned home Miss Veda Thompson returned Saturday from Diamond Valley where she has been teaching Mrs Marie Lindseth returned home last week from Great Falls where she spent the winter Farmington school closed last Friday Mr Mast has gone to a ranch near Dillon Mrs Mast visits the Binford home this week and will join her husband later Mr and Mrs Leslie Chalmers have returned from Fairfield where Mr Chalmers taught in the Greenfield school
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H. D. Club
E. Arensmeyer
Tangen
Grandma Anderson
Ben Chalmers
Frances Wright
Great Falls
Chateau
Chalmers
Warren Crane
Son Pale
Dillon
Marie Lindseth
Farmington
Mast
Collins News: Baccalaureate services and community notes
The Brady baccalaureate service was attended by Collins residents including John Keller A C Hull and Clyde Boquet families. Rev C L Shook and Rev Greer led the service. A tennis court was built by Fred Nelson at Collins station. The Collins school year ended with a chilly picnic. Mr LaValey will summer school and return next fall. Fred Fornfeist recently married and has a bride, drawing congratulations.
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John Keller
A. C. Hull
Clyde Boquet
Brady
LaValey
Mrs. Doheney
Fred Fornfeist
Mr. Fornfeist
Collins Booster 4H Club Meeting Notes
The Collins 4H Club held an organization meeting at the Collins community hall on May 7 with Mr. Willson speaking on projects. Members chose gardens and chickens for the year and planned work, games followed, lunch was served by the girls. Kathryn, Reporter.
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Collins Booster
Collins Community Hall
Mountain View 4-H Plans June Tour to Great Falls
The Mountain View 4-H Club held its ninth meeting on May 11 1938 at Jessie Perry’s home. Members voted to tour Great Falls mid June and to caparize some chickens by late June. Mrs. Perry served refreshments after the meeting.
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Mountain View
4-H Club
Jessie Perry
Great Falls
Willson
Country Cousins Sewing Club Holds May Meeting
4 H news reports the Country Cousins Sewing club meeting at the Rindal home on May 14. Shirley demonstrated how to join tape and Betty showed fabric shrinkage while Winifred Mc Dermot joined the club. The group sang played games and refreshments were served.
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Country Cousins Sewing Club
Rindal
Shirley
Betty
Winifred McDermot
Lorna Rindal
Pendroy Community Notices and Social Plans
Pendroy H D Club meets June 1 with Ethel Reid and assist ant hostesses. Local socials include piano recital at Chateau with Christie and Wel don on program. Families visit, travel and health notes show residents in Great Falls and Browning. Changes include new barber job for Al Warneke and various weekend gatherings and visits.
Montana State Income and Cash Balance Report
State Treasurer Ray Shannon reports total income from all sources in the past month at 2359959 dollars. State Auditor John J. Holmes notes the net cash balance in all state funds on May 1 is 5764553 dollars.
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Montana
Ray Shannon
John J. Holmes
Notice to creditors Estate of Jerome Utley
Administrator with the will annexed for Jerome Utley deceased summons creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at George Coffey office Larson building Chateau Montana. Date April 19 1938. Co D McDonald administrator with the will annexed of Jerome Utley estate. George Coffey attorney for administrator with the will annexed. First pub May 19 last June 9
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Jerome Utley
George Coffey
Larson
Chateau
Montana
Co. D. McDonald
Notice of Closing of Registration for 1938 Primary Nominating Election
Notice that Teton County Montana registration books will close at 5 p m Friday June 3 1938 for the July 19 1938 primary nominating election Electors may register at the County Clerk's office in the court house Chateau or before the precinct registrar notary public or justice of the peace within the county Naturalized citizens must show naturalization papers to the registrar Applicants must be at least twenty one years old to qualify as electors.
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Teton County
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Voter Registration Deadline Notice for Teton County Montana
The notice requires U S citizens aged twenty one or older to be residents of the state for one year and County for thirty days before the election. Electors not re registered since June 1 1937 must register by the specified deadline to be eligible to vote. George A Carroll County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar Teton County Montana. First pub April 28 last June 2.
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United States
Teton County
Montana
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