Lions Seek Stronger Ties With Local Boy Scout Troop
At a courthouse meeting last Friday the Chateau Lions proposed naming the new troop committee and handling troop registration to gain direct control. Sheriff J L Billings and others spoke as Arnold Hanusa considered resignation but stayed on. The club owes the Area Council $100 while funds on hand total about $60 and Sea Scouting was introduced for older Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Court House
R. D. Cook
Great Falls
Lions Club
Lions
K. E. Sturgis
W. G. Bloomdahl
J. J. Hannan
Lions Committee On Scouting
Sheriff J. L. Billings
C. A. Franks
L. J. Howard
Arnold Hanusa
Cook
Death Claims W F Schock Farley Saturday Morning
William Fred Schock aged 29 died of influenza Saturday at 8 30 while en route to Choteau hospital. A water master on the Bynum irrigation project he had continued work for days despite illness. Survivors include wife Madeline Edgar Schock two young children and his parents and siblings. Funeral services were held in Choteau with burial in the Choteau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fred Schock
Bynum
Choteau
Choteau Hospital
E. B. Maynard
Schock
Maynard
Chateau
Mr. Schock
Elgin
Ill
Louis Schock
Teton County
Billings
Conrad
Madeline Edgar
Mary Katherine
William
Lewie Schock, Sr
Fred Lewis, Jr
Erwin
Frank
Great Falls
Edward
Powell
Wyo
Peter Farney
Kiowa
Kansas
Methodist Church
Edwin Dover
Charles G. Roberts
Falls Florist Touts State Convention and Flower Show
John Feiden Jr of Feiden's Flower Shop Great Falls visited to announce the Montana State Florists association convention and flower show in the former Montgomery Ward building Great Falls November 10 11 Exhibits from Montana and western states expected with free admission The Junior Service League will auction the exhibition flowers on November 11 with half the proceeds to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Feiden, Jr
Feiden
Great Falls
Wm. Schock
Montana State Florists Association
Montgomery-Ward
Denver
Salt Lake
Spokane
Seattle
Junior Service League
New All Commodity Freight Rate Adopted By Railroads
Montana railroads implement a single all commodity rate within 300 miles of origin. Minimum 3 000 pounds at 24.5c per hundred. 6 000 pounds at 22c. 10 000 pounds at 21c. Rail commissions approve. truck competition cited. Some items like autos and explosives excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Railroad Comission
L. E. Wagner
Great Northern
Chateau
Wagner
Five Carloads of Cattle Shipped to Chicago
Five carloads of cattle were shipped Tuesday to the Chicago market via the Great Northern. Shippers were Ed Burfening one car Sid Campbell one car Fred Campbell one car and Wm Ellsworth two cars. Mr Burfening and Emry Knowlton accompanied the shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Northern
Ed. Burfening
Sid Campbell
Fred Campbell
Wm. Ellsworth
Mr. Burfening
Emry Knowlton
More Lambs Are Shipped and Prices Decline
Four carloads of feeder lambs shipped Tuesday over the Great Northern by Phil I. Cole and J W Parham. One car to New York and three to Trevor Wisconsin. Lambs bought from Hei Duits George Stine Martin Vigen and D P Fabrick. Cole notes prices down about a quarter of a cent from a few weeks ago. Feeders sell from 4 1/2 to 5 cents. Economic conditions including a farm strike blamed for the drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Phil I. Cole
J. W. Parham
Great Falls
New York
Trevor
Wis
Hei Duits
George Stine Martin Vigen
D. P. Fabrick
Mr. Cole
Catholic Church Observes All Saints and All Souls Days
The Catholic Church marked All Saints Day and All Souls Day with services. Rev Father Arps led mass yesterday at 9 a m and this morning at 7 30 8 00 and 8 30 a m then went to Fairfield. Rev Fr Currant held masses at Power and Dutton and returned Monday from Helena after visiting Augusta for church business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Arps
Fairfield
Currant
Power
Dutton
Helena
Augusta
Important Red Cross Meeting This Saturday
All county Red Cross workers will gather at the court house this Saturday. State field worker B K Betts will outline needs and plans and help with final preparations for the Armistice Day roll call. Mayor C W Burns of Chateau is named county roll call chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Court House
B. K. Betts
C. W. Burns
Chateau
Wheat allotment figures set from county five-year data
County wheat allotments proceed after 12 committees complete checking applicants. Base period years 1930 1931 1932 determine average seeded acres and production with 2 380 000 bushels as five year county average. Objections allowed seven days with confidential handling before final allotments published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Proff
W. D. Reiquam
W. H. Wellenstein
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Teton County
United States
Thanksgiving turkey shipment eyed by county growers
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports a likely Thanksgiving shipment of old and heavy turkey toms by the Te ton County Shipping association. Growers should ship well finished birds as demand, especially from hotels and restaurants in San Francisco and Los Angeles, remains strong. The freezer and market outlook show improvement over last year with a shorter overall crop anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Shipping Association
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
Northwestern Turkey Growers Association
Northern Montana Turkey Growers Association
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Association
Mrs A Burrell Named Chairman of Christmas Seal Sale
Mrs. Alex Burrell was appointed chairman of the Christmas seal sale for Choteau and Teton county. She outlines plans for a Montana Tuberculosis association campaign to spread the cure and prevention message. Ninety five percent of funds stay in Montana for prevention with five percent to the National Tuberculosis association for research and medical social work. The program supports health camps nursing services nutrition clinics and health education statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Teton County
Alex Burrell
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Montana
National Tuberculosis Association
Book Day at Chateau Library With Tea and Drawings
On Tuesday November 7 the Chateau public library hosts book day with tea served 3 to 5 pm for the public. A drawing for a cutwork table cloth, sponsored by the Chateau Woman's club, benefits the library. Tea and events are free. donations for the library are welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Public Library
Chateau Woman's Club
Seattle social guest visits Dr. Boussard family
Mrs. S. Shabook of Seattle spent the weekend as a guest of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Boussard, known to be cousins of Mrs. Shabook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Shabook
Seattle
C. W. Boussard
Mrs. Shabook
Dr. Boussard
Health officer urges caution on apples sprayed with poisonous chemicals
Dr. R. T. ONeill warns that any fruit or vegetable with spray residue beyond federal limits faces sale and possession prohibition in Montana. State board requires washing or certificates proving residue removal. violators face prosecution. Arsenical and mercury compounds can cause death or serious illness. wash apples for five minutes and verify supplier provenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. O'Neill
State Board of Health
Montana
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
O'Neill
Mrs Harry Moore Visited Great Falls With Her Mother
Mrs Harry Moore spent the weekend in Great Falls visiting her mother Mrs Robert Balls Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moore
Great Falls
Robert Balls
Local man named for position with Hartford Fire Ins
W G Bloomdahl of Chateau named to a top post with Hartford Fire Insurance Company. He studies in San Francisco, leaves Oct 19, takes effect Nov 1, and will base in Great Falls Strain building with plans to tour Montana with Lewis George after return. Bloomdahl, former banker and local civic leader, serves Lions, Methodist treasurer, and school clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
W. G. Bloomdahl
Bloomdahl
San Francisco
Lewis George
Montana
Strain
Great Falls
Chateau
Mr. George
Choteau
Citizens State Bank
Larson
Equitable Life Asurance Society
Chateau Lions Club
Methodist Church
Cohoe Wey er Couple United in City Ceremony
Charles Cohoe and Miss Ann Wey er, both graduates of Teton county high school, were married Saturday by Rev. Edwin Dover of the Methodist church. The groom, son of Cora and E. B. Cohoe of Choteau, has worked at the egg grading plant and for his uncle at the Club. The bride, daughter of Joe Weyer of Cleiv, previously worked at Parkway cafe and Chappies Coffee shop before joining the dining room staff of the Choteau hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cohoe
Ann Weyer
Edwin Dover
Methodist Church
Cora Cohoe
E. B. Cohoe
Choteau
Teton County High School
Teton Shipping Association
Alex Burrel
Joe Weyer
Cleiv
Charles G. Roberts
Parkway Cafe
Harry Young
Game Place
Chappies
Choteau Hotel
Immunization drive aims to shield Teton children from diphtheria
County nurse Mrs. Louis Stuart announced free diphtheria toxoid immunizations for school and pre school children in Teton county. Treatments by Dr. R T O Neill and Dr. H W Bateman will be supplied at no charge, with two injections three weeks apart. Schedule covers Pendroy Dutton Power Fairfield Chateau Was Overseas Nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Louis Stuart
R. T. O'Neill
H. W. Bateman
Montana State Board of Health
Stuart
Rurral
Pendroy
Dutton and Vicinity
Power and Vicinity
Fairfield and Vicinity
Chateau and Vicinity
Agnes Pauline
57Th
Army Nurse Corps
Paris
Louis Allard
Billings
Fairfield Project
Unemployed Count Rises in Teton County as Aid Sought
Frank J. Sherwood of Beach North Dakota circulated a subscription in Chateau for funds to pay for an operation to save his eyesight. He carried a clerk of court certification of his claim. Teton County reports 166 unemployed to date with 31 on jobs and 135 active. This summary covers registration procedures, veteran preference, and the registration-and-employment process led by H L Stafford and John Reardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Sherwood
Beach
North Dakota
Chateau
A. E. Kastens
Golden Valley
Sherwood
Teton County
H. L. Stafford
John Reardon
Great Falls
Stafford
R. R. Purcell
Reardon
Miss Mary Sulgrove Listed on 1934 Sentinel Staff
Miss Mary Sulgrove of this city is named among the 1934 Sentinel staff at State University. She joins the advertising and business team as a junior in the school of journalism. Editor is Mearl Freeman of Inverness and business manager Faye Nimbar of Miles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sulgrove
The
State University
Sentinel
Sulgrove
School of Journalism
Mearl Freeman
Inverness
Faye Nimbar
Miles City
Bridge Buffet Supper Hosts Hostess M R Hirshberg
Mr and Mrs Julius Hirshberg hosted a bridge buffet supper on a Wednesday night last week with Halloween colors and place cards. Three tables players awarded high prize to G C Core and low to J B Conlin. Tonight the Hirshbergs plan another Halloween themed bridge buffet with four tables in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hirshberg
Hallowe’en
G. C. Core
J. B. Conlin
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LOGAL
W. F. Schock
Farly
Falls
C. H. Porter
Aggent
Geo. Tennant
Milwaukee
Cole
Seeeresseesseese
Farmington
A. Burrell
County
Health Board
Hartford
Cohoe-Weyer
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