Bill Jones Pioneer stockman and longtime Teton official dies
Conrad veteran W D Jones known as Bill Jones died at St Marys hospital after a lingering illness lasting since April 23. He led a ranching career in Dupuyer Creek and west of Bynum, served about 20 years as Teton county commissioner and was a Montana House member. Funeral planned at Chateau church with Masons in charge.
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W. D. Jones
Bill
Teton County
Montana
House of Representatives
St. Mary’s Hospital
Conrad
Conrad Hospital
Chateau
Chas. G. Roberts
Chateau Lodge No. 44
A. F
A. M
Jones
Missouri
Hickman Mills
Kansas City
Corrine
Utah
Sun River
Great Falls
Cascade
Rivery
Perkins, Sweat
Seibern
Kingsbury
Old Agency
Dupuyer Creek
Bynum
Lilly Conley
Kyle
Wilma Bental
N. E. 23Rd Ave
Portland
Oregon
Paul
J. R
Sandy” Jones
Pendroy
Grade School Closed Till September
Chateau Public School ends for vacation with eighth grade graduation for 28 students in the high school auditorium. Highlights include class day, grade picnics, and an operetta “Pinocchio” led by Edna K Lawson. Jere Coffey spoke in a wheelchair and read The Thinker.
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Chateau
Edna K. Lawson
Camp Fire Girls
Kathryn McDonald
Robert van Scharpenzeel
J. B. Conlin
Golf Mixed Foursome Planned At Chateau Club Next Sunday
Captain pairings announced for a mixed foursome golf tournament at Chateau Country Club with Clint Core directing. Players will set match times. if unable to play, report to Core for new pairings. Matches feature keen interest and sizable wagers between McDonald and Core sides.
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Cc. S
Charlie” McDonald
G. C
Eddie” Core
Chateau Country Club
Clint Core
McDonald
Core
Chas. McDonald
Crary
Eddie Core
Coffey
C. Looney
Adams
John Conlin
Taylor
Bateman
Denzil McDonald
Eckford
Mrs. Cole
Burr Huffman
Boussard
P. I. Cole
Hentges
Porter
Billie Wallace
Jane Adams
Phillip Doughty
Meda McLean
Six File Monday for Primary Vote
County Clerk George A. Carroll logged six candidate filings for the July primaries on Monday, three for precinct committeemen. Major filings included two for county commissioner and one for state representative, with party affiliations noted and pledges quoted.
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George A. Carroll
D. B. Standish
Bob
R. D. Halpin
Bynum
O. G. Matkin
Fairfield
A. Rosholt
Martin Depner
Rosholt
Diamond Valley
Jonas Johnson
Dutton
Johnson Cash and Carry
Berndt Johnson
Teton County
Patriotic Units Lead Memorial Day Observance
Patriot units led by Chateau Post No 6 and supported by Freeborn Post No 64 and the American Legion auxiliary observed Memorial Day with national colors flying citywide. A parade formed at the courthouse, then marched to the cemetery where Legionnaires and ex service men gathered for prayers by K E Sturgis and remarks by Millard Bullerdick and speaker Rev James J Sherrin.
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Chateau Post
American Legion
Freeborn Post
Dutton
American Legion Auxiliary
Chateau Band
Chateau Troop
Boy Scouts
Court House
Dutton Post
K. E. Sturgis
Chateau
H. L. Griffith
Great Falls
C. W. Boussard
George Carroll
Main Avenue
Third Street
First Street
Millard Bullerdick
Billy Wallace
Shirley Wallace
Choteau
H. M. Daley
Jas. J. Sherrin
St. Luke’s Catholic Church
Daleyre
Loan Inspector Reports About 100 County Loans
Farm Credit administration loan inspector C. H. Stansberry spent Tuesday in Chateau on a regular bi weekly trip. He noted about 100 crop loans were made in the county this year. If Production Credit associations cannot finance a loan under their rules, applications go to the emergency farm loan department with a lien on the crop as security.
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C. H. Stansberrey
Farm Credit Administration
Chateau
Dutton
Shelby
Memorial Gay
Emergncy Farm Loan Department
Student Wounded When Gun Accident Discharges
Pendroy high school student Guy Gulbrandsen was trout fishing and crow hunting on Upper Dupuyer Creek when his .22 pistol discharged, lodging a bullet in his left leg above the knee. He was rushed to Conrad hospital, operated on, the bullet removed, and will stay about ten days.
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Guy Gulbrandsen
Pendroy
Teton High School
Guy
Dupuyer Creek
Conrad Hospital
Preliminary Appraisals of Homes in Glacier Co
Henry Ness of this city conducted five days of preliminary home appraisals in Glacier County last week. He may be assigned to other counties later, with duties to provide a word picture of each property for loan consideration. A second, fee appraisal is required before loan closure, with Arthur Ramsey serving as fee appraiser for Teton County.
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Glacier County
Henry Ness
Arthur Ramsey
Teton County
Ness
All Stars Beat Diamond Cab 21 To 5 In Swampy Standout Game
In a July Fourth preview, the Teton All-Stars routed Diamond Cab 21 to 5 on the local diamond. Dinty Moore pitched until the sixth, Sam Black finished, while heavy hitting and field misadventures produced numerous cracks and a pond incident. Earlier Chateau and Fairfield Legion Juniors opened with a 9 to 2 Chateau win.
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Chateau Juniors
Fairfield
Diamond Cab
Teton All-Stars
George O'Hare
Cubs
Sam Black
Moore
Black
American Legion
Chateau
Munson
Four Teams Named in Twilight League in Chateau
A Twilight League formed after a courthouse meeting names four teams the All-Star Cast Offs Independents Has Beens and Legionnaires H M Daley named president Arnold Hanusa George Loomis Tom Dellwo and Elmer Smith named managers The first games set for Friday at 6 30 pm Independents vs Cast Offs and Tuesday June 5 Legionnaires vs Has Beens More lineup details and schedule to follow next week
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Chateau
H. M. Daley
American Legion
Legionnaires
Arnold Hanusa
George Loomis
Has Beens
Tom Dellwo
The
Elmer Smith
Independents
All-Stars Edge Sand Coulee 1–0 in Tight Pitching Duel
The Teton All-Stars beat the Sand Coulee Miners 1–0 as Core drove in the only run in the sixth inning. Sam Black struck out 14 over seven innings and Leary fanned 15 for the visitors. both pitchers allowed three hits. Klesh and Besich accounted for the Miners' hits while Hanson, Otness, and Core led the All-Stars with hits.
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Teton All-Stars
Sand Coulee
Core
Sam Black
Leary
Black
Klesh
J. Besich
A. Hanson
Otness
Farmers Union Picnic Scheduled for June 27
The annual Teton County Farmers' Union picnic will be held June 27 with details on the venue to follow. Secretary W G Dauwalder announced on Tuesday, noting programs of speaking, baseball, sports, and dancing have been typical, with a committee meeting to finalize arrangements.
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Farmers Union
Teton County
Law liberalized to ease mortgage foreclosures and home building
The policy shift aims to prevent loss of homes by foreclosure and to facilitate construction and improvement of residences. The reform broadens eligibility and simplifies processes to support homeowners and promote housing development.
Plans for Chateau Fourth of July Celebration Parade and Races
The Monday meeting of the general committee approved two days of events in Chateau. Plans include a parade with Blackfeet participation, horse races with $100 purses, street sports, wrestling, and a swimming pool complex with a new adjoining building.
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Chateau
Carl Blomberg
C. W. Burns
J. M. Weaver
W. H. Gorham
Harry B. Weeks
Great Falls
Weeks
Sturgis
St. Anthony and Dakota Lumber Company
Wheat farmers in Montana receive $4.24 million in rental aid
The Agriculture Department reports Montana wheat growers have been paid $4,238,282.28 in acreage reduction benefits. Teton County received $225,510.03, ranking fifth. Fergus $275,626.22. Roosevelt $259,369.15. Sheridan $234,924.08. Silver Bow shows no allotment among 55 counties.
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Agricultural Administration
Washington, D. C
Montana
Teton County
Chouteau County
Silver Bow
Fergus
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Soo Son Writes From Canton to Mrs Hannan After Long Silence
A longtime Chateau resident Soo Son, writing from Canton China on April 16 and postmarked May 4, says he left America August 11 and arrived September 9 amid stormy seas. He recounts illness, travel with money on him, and a farewell attended by U.S. Senator J E Erickson.
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J. J. Hannan
Soo Son
Chateau
Canton
China
America
U.S
J. E. Erickson
Swanson Family Returns From Hamilton Visit
Mrs. H. W. Swanson and her daughter Greta Jane visited Hamilton for several weeks to see Mrs. Swanson's mother and other relatives before arriving home Tuesday.
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H. W. Swanson
Greta Jane
Hamilton
Library notes accuse Leavenworth convicts of teaching socialism
A library note cites TNT and Sinister Shadows alleging Leavenworth inmates, including college graduates, could staff the prison’s vocation school and spread liberalism socialism and communism. The column, noting Rockefeller funded U and pink propaganda, calls TNT explosive and lists open Saturday hours 3 to 5.
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Federal
Leavenworth
TNT
Tower Press
Chicago
Rockefeller
Edwin Marhall Madley
T N. T
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Marie Conlin
Glee Club
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Robert Zion
James Martin
Cora Otness
Mildred Harrington
Helen Miller
Glenn Hardy
Esther Blomberg
Margaret Young
Lois Halberg
Evelyn Hodgskies
Co. S. McDonald
G. C. Core
Dutton Man
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Clarence Johnson
Committee On Parade
Kenneth Sturgis
W. D. Helm
Browning
Eddie Big Beaver
AAA
Teton Farmers
E. L. Murphy
BE. W. Allen
Clara H. Baker
H . Huffman
Dorothy Moore
Kathleen Wallace
State Department
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