Montana to hold three statewide civil works conferences
Montana relief leaders plan three regional meetings to map public works employment for 14 000 plus unemployed. Helena hosts the first conference this Saturday with Malta on November 27 and Billings on November 29. Local officials including Mayor Burns and county figures will discuss county road projects sewer drainage and water mains upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Civil Works Administration
Montana
T. C. Spaulding
Montana State Relief Commission
Helena
Malta
Billings
C. W. Burns
Spaulding
Chateau
Mr. Burns
W. N. Streeter
Civil Works Administration Committee
Teton County
N. W. Edwards
Board of Commissioners
Burns
Spring Creek
Woman's Club Notes Social Meeting at John Byrne Home
The Woman's club held a well attended session at the John Byrne home on Tuesday. Mrs. Alex Burrell spoke on Red Cross seal sale plans. The program featured piano solo Country Garden, England and Ramseys Tap Dance, English songs, and an English tea. New library books include The Year Book of Agriculture 1938 and Report of the National Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
John Byrne
Alex Burrell
Red Cross
Percy Grainger
Opal Moore
England
Arthur “Ramsey
Marie
Bessie
Conlon
Hazel Trescott
King
America
Byrne
Julius Hirshberg
Geo. Thompson
John Conlin
National Museum
Christmas seal program at high school for tuberculosis fight
Montana Tuberculosis association fundraiser features two plays next Tuesday at 8 p m. The high school presents The Road to Yesterday and the grade school Thanks for Health with carols and musical interludes. Admission 25c adults 10c students. Mrs. Alex Burrell chairs the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Woman’s Club
Alex Burrell
Marion Butchart
Ruby Miller
Edna Lawson
Cohoe
Free diphtheria immunization reaches 831 Teton children
County Health Officer Dr. R. T. ONeill reports 831 children in Teton county received first diphtheria vaccines. Of these 699 are school age and 132 are preschool. The program is free, organized with County Nurse Mrs. Stuart, and administered last week across the county with efforts by Dr. ONeill and Dr. Bateman. Second doses will follow and high school students may be inoculated locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
R. T. O'Neill
Stuart
O'Neill
O’neill
H. W. Bateman
Chateau
Power and
Dutton
Crouch
State Board of Health
Schick
Alden Raymond Connor Weds Winifred Calkins in California
Alden Raymond Connor and Miss Winifred Calkins married on November 2 in Anaheim near Los Angeles. The bride is the daughter of Lewis Calkins and a teacher. The groom, Alden Connor, runs a service station at 16th Street and West Boulevard in Los Angeles. His first marriage ended in divorce two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Connor
Alden Raymond Connor
Winifred Calkins
Anaheim
California
Lost Angeles
Lewis Calkins
Mr. Connor
16Th Street
West Boulevard
Los Angeles
Thanksgiving Publication Schedule Notice
Thanksgiving falls on next Thursday so the Acantha will publish on Wednesday. Advertising and correspondence copy must be in a day early. In the city advertising copy will be requested on Monday. The publisher thanks readers for cooperation.
Tragic bridge trench collapse claims two men in Montana
Dan Lindseth and Kenner Smith, both of the local area, were killed last Friday while workers prepared a mud sill on a Little Muddy bridge biome. Everett Newman survived after a 14 inch thick earth slab toppled into the trench. Firefighters, ranchers, and county officials responded as an inquest found the accident unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Lindseth
Kenner Smith
Everett Newman
Cleilv
Cordova
Great Northern
Chateau
Lindseth
Smith
Newman
D. G. Seekins
Rudolph Bremer
Obert Peterson
Teton County Receives Milwaukee Road Tax Payout
The Milwaukee Road will pay about 1 million dollars for its 1933 tax bill to Montana counties, with Teton County’s share at 10 542.48 dollars. The funds will support state and county governments, highways, and schools, continuing a tradition of railroad taxes funding education across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Milwaukee Road
Teton County
Play at First Baptist Greeted by Large Great Falls Audience
The Baptist Young People union presented the peace themed play Lest We Forget at the First Baptist church Sunday night. Rev. Otto R. Loverude led the program with scenes read aloud and songs led by Mrs. Truman Accord on piano. Cast included Arlene Thompson Mary Olive Shepherd Bruce Hovdeen and Geo W. Cameron with a supportive cast and musical accompaniment by Flora M. Preston and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Baptist Young Peoples’ Union
First Baptist Church
Great Falls
Otto R. Loverude
Tahol Ou
Arlene Thompson
Mary Olive Shepherd
Bruce Hovdeen
Sccteecvetiarferesert
Geo
W. Cameron
Rev. Loverude
Truman Accord
Flora M. Prestona
Chateau
Margaret Corrie
Evelyn Withee
Alice Chamberlain
Hope Miller
Mary Elizabeth Marshall
Irene Profe
Messrs
Isadore M. Koleman
Ernest Kissee
Government to Begin Wheat Benefit Payments After Checks
Government aid to wheat producers under the 1934 35 production control plan moves forward as county by county checks are completed. Each county must have all contracts in order before any farmer receives payments, with double checks in Washington and county units. About 2,000 counties participate and expect over 102 million dollars in benefits for reducing 7.8 million acres of wheat in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Adjustment Administration
County Wheat Production Control Associations
Department of Agriculture
United States
Section Foreman Change Divides Great Northern Sections
The winter reallocation splits the Great Northern district between Power and Pendroy. John Jackonettee moves to Bole with duties from Power to northwest of Chateau. William Eastman shifts from Conrad to Pendroy and John Kosnick moves to Conrad. Effective November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
John Jackonette
Bole
Power
Chateau
William Eastman
Conrad
John Kosnick
Kaupish Couple Visit Cho teau on Business
Mr and Mrs F M Kaupish of By num were business visitors in Cho teau yesterday. They were seen touring local firms and meeting with area商.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Kaupish
Bynum
Choteau
Independent basketball trials heat Chateau winter scene
The Independent basketball team begins workouts with the high school squad this Thursday in Chateau. About 20 players have signed to join, led by Captain Ace Leary and a list of town players. A second event features a turkey shoot in Fairfield next Sunday hosted by American Legion Post No. 80 with doughnuts and coffee, serving to aid dues and former members. Tax figures show Teton County’s total levy at 355 229.36, with reduced irrigation district and valuation changes affecting local rates. The county treasurer notes improving collections and the first half payment deadline extended to November 30 due to Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Leary
H. Earles
E. Earles
J. Connore
Wm. Olson
Spec” Holmes
Buster Yeager
F. MacDonnell
Tyler Boggs
Woody” Wheeler
G. Jackson
R. Stephens
Nig” Peters
Clint Core
Chick” Sulgrove
Len Halverson
Evan Thompson
J. Mozer
Chas, Cohoe
G. Loomis
D. P. Thurber
Fairfield
Fairfield Post No. 80
American Legion
The
Legion Auxiliary
Thurber
Fairfield Post
Teton County
Bynum
Elmer Smith
Bynum Irrigation District
New Montana License Law Details for 1934 Auto Fees
County treasurer Elmer Smith explains the 1934 automobile license law. Each county receives a unique number. Seton county is 31. Applications go through the treasurer and then to Deer Lodge registrar. Tax prepayment rules and title transfer requirements are outlined for new and used cars, with specific steps for duplicates, notaries, and payment methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seton County
Deer Lodge
Elmer Smith
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Motor Vehicle Department
Montana
Mozer Starts Garage Behind Residence on First Ave
Joe Mozer began building a 24 by 32 foot frame garage at the rear of his home on First Ave southwest. Doc Orwell handles the excavating for a 16 by 24 foot basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mozer
First Ave
Doc Orwell
Jo. Ai
Musical program by Legion Auxiliary Monday at Kropp home
Legion Auxiliary presents a Monday evening musical program at Mrs. Paul Kropp's home with Mrs. Kropp and Mrs. M. S. Bullerdick as hosts. A business meeting followed and refreshments were served. Plans were announced for three bridge tables next Monday with 25 cents per person to benefit the gift fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Paul Kropp
Bullerdick
Gavotte
Ghys
K. E. Sturgis
M. S. Bullerdick
Barnby
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Tuberculosis Association
Alden Connor
Kenneth Smith
Norway
Christian Sund
Dan
Madison
Minn
Mr. Lindseth
Helen Harrison
Howard Lindseth
Phoenix
Arizona
Alma Therese Rugh
Kenyon
Minneapolis
George
Allen Lindseth
June Lindseth
Earl Kraber
Oscar Odegard
Auburn
Clarence Hammond
Ole
Olaf
Chris
Burton Beach
Masonic Hall
A. B. Guthrie
Chas. G. Roberts
B. G. Trescott
Alex Longmurr
Louis Owens
H. B. Thompson
Steve Lindseth
Texas
Cut Bank-Butte
Montana Power Company
Winston Bros
Teton
Tenite
Legion
Turkey
UD. Tren
MOZER
Halvor Daley
Kentucky
Mighty Lake Rose
Nevin
C. ‘D. “McDonald
Fred W. Smith
Essere Vewen
Paul Kode
Haier Daley
Paul
Kropp
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