Cattle Move to Reservation Pasture Amid Lease Discontent
About 350 head of Fairfield steers and other cattle were driven to summer pasture on the reservation as leasing remains unsettled. Indians in Browning protest current terms preferring the old installment plan. Some stockmen plan not to return, while C. K. Malone and Elliott & P Freeman may lease other ranch pasture. Cattle enter national forests June 19 and sheep July 1. ranger L. H. McLean notes the season at least two weeks late.
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Fairfield
Chateau
Fairfield Times
Browning
C. K. Malone
Elliott & P
Ness family endures stroke sequence in Fairfield
Trenry Ness was called to Fairfield Sunday and returned Monday as his mother Mrs San NesS suffered a paralytic stroke in a second attack. Her condition is serious. Another son Selmer arrived from Idaho to assist.
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Trenry Ness
Fairfield
Mrs. San Ness
Selmer
Idaho
Monarch Lumber manager granted two month leave of absence
Chas Malcolm, manager of the local yard for Monarch Lumber Co, is granted two months leave due to ill health. A rest and change are planned with a California trip. John Monroe of Chester will relieve Malcolm beginning June 1.
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Chas. Malcolm
Monarch Lumber Co
California
Malcolm
John Monroe
Chester
Hospital Admissions and Discharges at Chateau Hospital
Mrs Jack Kinsey of Bole and June Stuart were admitted this week for medical treatment and dismissed on Sunday. Jess Davis and Patricia Watson were admitted Sunday and dismissed Tuesday. Anna Tee Dauwalder had tonsils removed Tuesday. Emil Depner Calvin Southard of Fairfield and Mrs C C Coffey with infant daughter were admitted or discharged across the period as noted. Howard Ness, a surgical patient, and Wilburless were dismissed late week.
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Jack Kinsey
Bole
June Stuart
Jess Davis
Anna Tee Dauwalder
Emil Depner
Patricia Watson
Calvin Southard
Pairfield
C C. Coffey
Howard Ness
Wilburless
Farmers of Cordova District War on Gophers
Farmers in Cordova stage a two day gopher drive covering from east of Cordova to west, about 12 sections, three miles wide. Participants include Wittke, Dirkes, O Day, O Day, Newman, Bremer, Fuller, and Walter Bremer. County Agent Willson praises the community effort and notes likely benefits despite being late for max effect.
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Cordova
Conrad Wittke
George Dirkes
John O'Day
Joe Dirkes
Bill O'Day
Frank Newman
Rudolph Bremer
George Fuller
Emmet Fuller
Louis Bremer
Walter Breme
Four 4-H Delegates to State Convention at Bozeman
Four 4-H club members and two leaders from Teton county will attend the state convention in Bozeman from June 11 to 14. Leaders Miss Alice Riphenburg Fairfield and Harry Laubach Diamond Valley. members Miss Rachel Gitchel Pendray, Miss Nora Bush Pole, Howard Bolland Diamond Valley, Johnny Shoquist Fairfield. Train fare refunded if they travel by Northern Pacific or Great Northern railroads.
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Teton County
Bozeman
Alice Riphenburg
Fairfield
Harry Laubach
Diamond Valley
Rachel Gitchel
Pendray
Nora Bush
Pole
Howard Bolland
Johnny Shoquist
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Farmer Wittke to Take V-8 Ford to Germany
Conrad Wittke of Power applied to N L Stafford in Chateau for car insurance and secured passports through the clerk of the court. He plans to sail to Germany on June 6 with the Teton county V-8 Ford to accompany his visit to his homeland.
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Teton County
Germany
Conrad Wittke
N. L. Stafford
Chateau
Wittke
Teton County High School Board to Adopt Preliminary Budget
The board of trustees of Teton County High School will meet on the second Monday in June to prepare and adopt a preliminary budget for the next year. Taxpayers may attend and be heard. Dated May 27, 1935. Inez Eckiord, County Superintendent and Clerk of Budget Supervisors.
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State of
Montana
Teton County High School
Inez Eckiord
Board of School Budget Supervisors
Teton County
Notice of Montana school boards to adopt budget
Notice from the boards of school trustees in Teton County Montana announcing a regular meeting on June 10 1935 to prepare and adopt a preliminary budget for the 1935 36 school year starting July 1 1935. Taxpayers may appear and be heard. Inez Eckford, Clerk.
Notice of Sale of Real Property in Teton County Montana
Teton county Montana offers for sale at public auction the north half of the northeast quarter northwest quarter of the northwest quarter southwest quarter of section 34 township 23 north range 8 west for 320 dollars. Bids not less than 90 percent of the appraised value will be considered. a quit claim deed will be issued upon payment. Auction at the courthouse front door June 22, 1935 at 2 p.m. Dated May 8 1935. GEO A CARROLL County Clerk. First pub May 30 last June 20.
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Teton County
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Board of County Commissioners of
Board of County Commissioners
Geo. A. Carroll
Graduates urged to value time and live fully
A speaker at a graduation ceremony cautions graduates that time wasted leads to regret. He urges making good use of today and recognizing one’s relationship to time to avoid looking back with a sigh.
Wanted Furs Hides and Pelts by S Maccany Choteau
Classified notice lists wants for furs hides sheep pelts and metal by S Maccany in Choteau Montana. Also requests to buy sell or trade horses and mules by F G Coyte at Rice Auto Court Cottage No 3 Choteau. Plus sale of everbearing strawberry plants by Mrs Julius Stenson and a furnished cabin for moving by J A Baart.
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S. Maccany
Choteau
F. G. Coyte
Mont
Rice Auto Court Cottage No
Julius Stenson
Valedictory Addresses and Scholastic Honors Highlight Graduation
The article covers valedictory remarks by Miss Nella Gaare and a focus on literature and future life goals. It lists diploma recommendations by Mr. Guthrie and awards presented by Mr. Adams, noting omissions from the prior night and announcing state contest winners including Mildred Houfek and Gordon Eckford, plus the traditional scholarship cup history.
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Nella Gaare
O. M. Gaare
Fairfield
Guthrie
Adams
Gordon Eckford
Great Falls
Margaret Hodgskiss
Bozeman
Mildred Houfek
Billy Wallace
Young People Create An Inspiration For Future Generations
A short statement on the cup and honor tea notes that youths shape ideals by elders’ conduct and peer examples. Ericson, Margaret Doughty, Evelyn Gaare, Mil dred Houfek, Arnold Neis wender are cited. Mr Guthrie thanks the students and says their work inspires the next generation in the public school. Rev Dover gave the benediction and the high school orchestra provided music.
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Dover
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Jellison
Flying Service of
Shelby
Bob Jellison
Edge
Tom’s Service Station
Nash
C. W. Laundry
Kraft
Board OF County High School
Inez Eckpord
Monana
J. A. Baart
Chevrolet
Cook
Teton Implement Co
C. KK. Malone
Agawani
Wallace Motor CO
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Nate Se
John Deere
Rocky Mountain Elevator Co
L. E. Taylor
Ford
van Teylingen
Nucraft
Towncraft
Penney’s J. C. Penney Company, Incorporated
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens State Bank
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