Eyes and Ickes clash star columnist sparks letter war
The essay discusses Henry McLemore a top columnist and Harold Ickes the administrator clashing over a column. Ickes sent letters to McLemore to complain but McLemore’s boss kept him on. McLemore wrote a courteous reply with a sharp postscript offering to worsen Ickes’ life if possible. The writer notes the power dynamics of firing and the desire to life a life with authority and the impact on families. A brief personal travel note ends with a visit near Pendray and a dinner invitation from the Sullivan family before continuing to Melfees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McLemore
Harold Ickes
Mr. Ickes
Melemore
Administrator Ickes
McLemore
Ickes
Mr. McLemore
Pendray
Millie Becomes Mrs Glen Inbedy On Honeymoon
A wedding notice celebrates Millie marrying Glen Inbedy in California. The piece wishes them happiness and reflects on generations, noting Glen’s good standing and Millie’s match with a fine young man. It ends with a hopeful, if philosophical, aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie
Glen Inbedy
California
Glen
Moose Lodge Social At The Moose Hall
The Moose lodge hosts a social event on the hall this Wednesday November 19 with lunch served at no charge. Members and their ladies and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
Moose Indys
First County Achievement Day a Success
The 4 H Achievement Day in Teton County on Saturday November 8 drew wide attendance and marked a successful first county event. County leaders announced awards and named delegates to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago and highlighted defense activities and garden expansion to aid food supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
E. N. Southard
D. G. Green
F. Reid Swenson
R. E. Cameron
Cameron
Mongina
Margaret Conlon
Glenn Baird
Stanley Halvorson
Better Homes of
Chateau
United Hearts of Bynum
Pendray Pals
Busy Bees of Dutton
Diamond Valley Humming Iids
Fairfield
Jolly Cookers
Farmington United Cousins
Choteau Happy ix
Fairfield Homemakers
Greenfield Workers of Tomorrow
Greenfield’ Rainbow
Collins Boosters
Greenfield Sew and Save
Choteau Early ‘Birds
Greenfield Country
Chotea
Memphis
Tenn
Bowes
Mr. Cameron
Chateau Lions Club
Nautical Club
Anna Lee Dauwalder
Yvonne Wheeler
Mildred Depner
United Cousins
Nancy Stenson
Leah Fervis
Better Homes
Verna Huffman
Lois Mae Duits
Donna Allum
Leah Ferris
Happy Six
Audrey Lawson
Eileen Reiquam
Greenfield Go-Getters
Chicago
Winifred McDermott
Greenfield Country Cousins
Christie Swanson
Leslie Stott
James Peden
Winifred
4-H Builders
Christie
Leslie
Legion Auxiliary District Meeting Planned at Fairfield
A district meeting of the American Legion and Auxiliary will be held Saturday at Fairfield drawing delegates from Great Falls, Fairfield, Belt, Chateau, Augusta, Dutton and Fort Benton posts. Legion session starts 3 p.m. with leaders including James T. Annin, Howard King, Herbert Kibler and E. J. Callaghan. Auxiliary meets at 2 p.m. in the Community church with Mrs. Hugh Marron delivering the main address and Mrs. Bert Packer awarding cash to the unit with the highest attendance rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Auxiliary
Fairfield
Great Falls
Belt
Chateau
Augusta
Dutton
Fort Benton
the Legion
James T. Annin
Columbus
Howard King
Herbert Kibler
Helena
E. J. Callaghan
Armistice Day Observance Draws Large Town Crowd
A large crowd of students and townspeople filled the high school auditorium for the Armistice Day program. Geo. A. Carroll delivered the principal address, with band and glee club numbers, short talks by speech class members, and reflections on unity and national defense. Carroll praised the Navy and urged strengthening home defense, comparing present sentiments to 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Carroll
Glee Club
Don Rose
Billy Reiquam
Paul Alzheimer
Emerson Miller
Carroll
United States Navy
Legion
County agriculture judging team member and projects noted
A county 4 H member spent several years on the champion agricultural judging team. He had a son and litter project in 1941 valued at 282.50 dollars. James logged nine years of judging and demonstration work, held club offices, and contributed to both judging and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Wheat Payments Increased in 1942 Triple-A Program
Wheat payments will rise from 8 to 100 cents per bushel under the 1942 Triple-A program while potato conservation payments of 2 cents per bushel are authorized. The program depends on congressional funding and may be revised by 16 percent. A 20 percent soil conserving requirement on farm land affects full payments, with additional soil-building allowances for practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wellenstein
Teton, County
State of Montana v Teton Cooperative Canal Co hearing set
A complaint and affidavit for an alternative writ of mandate were filed in the clerk of court Friday in the case State of Montana on the relation of Frank P. Gault versus Teton Cooperative Canal Co. Judge Hattersley ordered an show cause and fixed the hearing for Saturday at 2 p.m. Church and Jardine represent the plaintiff with D I Packer as defendant counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Frank P. Gault
Teton Cooperative Canal Co
Hattersley
Church & Jardine
D. I. Packer
Fined $100 on Two Charges After Auto Accident
Monday brought two local auto accidents blamed on reckless driving. Ben Benson of Bole paid $100 for reckless driving and license revocation after sideswiping a caravan near Bole. Pelleteir Chevrolet Co. drivers Vic Pelletier and Jim Mullaney faced damages and Benson signed over his car to settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Benson
Bole
Chateau
Tom Radcliffe
Jim Mullaney
Pelletier Chevrolet Co
Vic Pelletier
Great Falls
Benson
Justice Jackson
Pelletier
Axel Swanson
Rauncher West
Augusta
Paul Emelie
Helena
Swanson
Emelie
Browning
Cut Bank
Oscar Lietz Power Retired Farmer Dies at 75
Oscar Lietz a retired farmer from Power died Wednesday morning at his home. He was about 75 and his body lay in Banks Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife and several children such as Mrs Tretten of Boulder Mrs A E Beck of Power Mrs Fred Schultz of Dutton and a son in Great Falls. Further details were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lietz
Power
Banks Funeral Home
Tretten
Boulder
A. E. Beck
Fred Schultz
Dutton
Great Falls
New Great Northern locomotive boosts defense traffic
The Great Northern Railroad introduces No. 5900, a massive streamlined diesel locomotive in helper service between Walton and Summit in the Montana Rockies. At 193 feet long and about 900000 pounds, it is the biggest of its type in Montana and aids national defense traffic on the main line crossing the Continental Divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Montana Rockies
Walton
Summit
Great Nor
Thern
Continental Divide
Montana
Funeral services held for Martha Boutilier
A large crowd attended the Methodist church service for Martha Rachel Boutilier 80 who died suddenly last Saturday evening at her son Rupert’s home. Rev R F Vick led the funeral with Banks Funeral Home in charge. Burial followed in Chateau cemetery beside her husband George Andrew Boutilier. Survivors include her three sons Rupert Harry and Douglas, a brother Tupper Gaddies and a sister in Nova Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Martha Rachel Boutilier
Rupert
R. F. Vick
Banks Funeral Home
Chateau
Robert Miller
Jim Robison
Hampton Bloom
Geo, Thompson
Earl Yeager
Roy Estes
Choteau
Boutilier
Harry
Douglas
Great Falls
Tupper Gaddies
Marysville
Mont
Nova Scotia
Shelby Downs Bulldogs to Claim Division Title Bid
The Teton Bulldogs lost 20 12 to Shelby in a divisional clash as Shelby’s air game broke through the line. Chateau opened fast but faded. a late Shelby pass sealed the win with 30 seconds left. Seniors Abody Harris Sabo Stott Dellwo Rose Field and McDonald played their final game for Shelby. Shelby meets Conrad for the divisional championship at Conrad Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Bulldogs
Shelby
Chateau
Teton
Abody
Harris
Sabo
Lee Stott
Leslie Stott
Dellwo
Rose
Field
McDonald
Conrad
Turkey shipment Dec 5 by Teton County Association
The annual turkey shipment from Chateau is scheduled for Friday December 5 by the Teton County Shipping Association, per the county agent's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton County Shipping Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iislants
Hugh N. Marron
Wit
Antrol
Great Northern Locomotive
Rudl
Martha Boutilier
Turkey
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