Business Men Back Uniform Regulation for All Transport
A local meeting with M. E. Randall and L. E. Wagner discussed a federal coordinator questionnaire seeking cross‑sectional opinion on unifying regulation of railroads water routes air travel and highways. The group endorsed uniform regulation with D. P. Fabrick authorized to sign the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
M. E. Randall
Milwaukee
L. E. Wagner
Trent Northern
Federal
Coordinator of Transportation
Washington
Chambers of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
D. P. Fabrick
Odd Fellows to Give First Party December 5
Chateau Odd Fellows and Rebekahs announce the season opening social at the Masonic hall on December 5. Frank Gordon heads an eight member committee including Leslie Bush Farr Halladay B E Brownson C H Porter H L Halladay I B Hardy and Ray Halladay. Mrs Cohoe and her orchestra provide music. Members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and their families are invited. Gordon urged cooperation to make the event a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Masonic Hall
Frank Gordon
Leslie Bush
Farr Halladay
B. E. Brownson
C. H. Porter
H. L. Halladay
I. B. Hardy
Ray Halladay
Mr. Gordon
Dewey Steele Leaves Seattle for Anchorage
Dewey Steele has left Seattle for Anchorage, Alaska, potentially joining new gold prospects there. An Associated Press report from November 23 describes Alaska’s boom driven by high gold prices with dredges active near Fairbanks and Dawson, prospector activity across the interior, and plans for two large dredges near Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Steele
Seattle
Wash
Anchorage
Alaska
Steele
Teton
Associated Press
Klondike
Nome
Fairbanks
Huskokwim
Dawson
Ole L Grasdock Dies at Home Foretelling Local Funeral
Ole Lars Grasdock a 65 year old farmer from the Fairfield bench died Friday evening at his home after years of ill health and paralysis. He was born in Ness Slollingdal Norway on March 1 1868 and immigrated in 1890. Survived by his wife two sons Herman and George and four daughters Mrs Knute Hendrickson Fairfield Mrs Peder Lee Fairfield Mrs J F Koner Lewiston Idaho and Miss Clara Grasdock. Funeral services were held Tuesday at St Pauls Lutheran Church Fairfield with Rev Lunde of Great Falls officiating and Charles G Roberts conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Lars Grasdock
Mr. Grasdock
Ness Slollingdal
Norway
Minnesota
Bellingham
Washington
Montana
Fairfield Project
Herman
George Grasdock
Fairfield
Knute Hendrickson
Fairfied
Peder Lee
J. F. Koner
Lewiston
Idaho
Clara Grasdock
Grasdock
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fairfield Bench
Cleiv
Lunde
Great Falls
Charles G. Roberts
Practical Demonstration on Killing Curing and Canning Pork
Thirty eight persons from county home demonstration clubs attended a pork killing curing and canning demonstration led by Miss Frances Smith and I M C Anderson of Montana State College. The session at Teton county high school's domestic science rooms covered dressing, curing, canning and meat dish preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Smith
Montana State College
I. M. C. Anderson
Teton County High School
Catholic Services Schedule for Four Montana Towns
Mass times posted for Choteau Bynum Fairfield and Augusta on next Sunday December 3 Services in Choteau and Fairfield will include Communion Sunday Rev J F Schulte pastor directs the parish activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Bynum
Fairfield
Augusta
J. F. Schulte
Community notes of gatherings and local updates
Mrs. A C Munson attended a supper hosted by Mrs Catherine McNabb a week ago Saturday. About 50 people joined a cha irvari at Halvor Thompson home for Mr and Mrs Clarence Stone. Mrs Stone was formerly Miss Ella Thompson and friends offered congratulations. Berndt Johnson family from Dutton visited Oliver Hanson home Saturday. Mrs Oscar Ericson and Mrs Louis Halberg hosted a gathering in honor of Mrs Ole Kolste of Fairfield at the Halberg home with many guests. John Kosnick, section foreman at Bole, moved temporarily to Conrad with family. they visited friends before leaving. Several local families hosted meals and visits across the week. The primary association will hold a social Saturday evening with a children’s program. Farmers report good gardens, ample vegetables stored, and wood being gathered for winter. Stock can be wintered with little spring feed. fall plowing is below normal but some plan to crop next year. A spell of warm weather may have damaged grasshopper eggs. reservoir carryover is higher than in recent years. Optimism for next year grows with continued work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Munson
Catherine McNabb
Halvor Thompson
Clarence Stone
Stone
Ella Thompson
Berndt Johnson
Dutton
Oliver Hanson
Oscar Ericson
Louis Halberg
Chateau
Ole Kolste
Fairfield
Halberg
Carl Carlson
John Carlson
Tom Olson
Nealy
Aleck Hanson
Martin Hanson
Ben Benson
John Kosnick
Bole
Conrad
Kosnicks
Dauwalder
R. N. Lear
Pete Weyer
Kalispell
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Agnes H. Jones
Raymond
Nebraska
W. G. Dauwalder
Lydia Larson
G. B. Zeigler
Art Tesch
Jim Blakeslee
Paul Mathis
Lloyd Croxford
Merrill Mortuary
John E. Lee
Lorna Green
Lucy Stott
H. D
Funeral Held for John Cahoon at L D S Hall
The funeral for John Cahoon, who died early Wednesday in Conrad, was Sunday at 1 PM at the L D S hall with Merrill mortuary of Great Falls officiating. Speakers included Bishop Cahoon of Alberta and J Wilson Moore. Interment followed in Bynum cemetery. Relatives came from Idaho and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cahoon
Conrad
L. D. S. Hall
Merrill
Great Falls
Bishop Cahoon
Alberta
Canada
J. Wilson Moore
Lula Swenson
Wind and dust hindered activity at Premium Center
A 50 mile wind Friday and again Sunday disrupted life at Premium Center blowing dirt through west walls and over belongings. The narrator notes receiving loads of jack pine stumps last week as a distraction while pondering life.
Thanksgiving Weddings And Reflections On Fate
The notice recalls Zgoda Hynes and Eyraud Banis weddings last week and wishes happiness to both couples. It mentions Mr. and Mrs. Eric Thornberg visiting relatives over Thanksgiving and another traveler returning from Rochester. A veteran steel erector reflects on life and fate after a fatal local tragedy, urging gratitude and helping others, noting the unpredictable order of life and the danger of every day.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Odd Fellows
Nash
Monarch
Carmel
Wartfield’s
Sunkist
Morton’s
Walla Walla
LSC
Hirshberg’s
Ole L. Grasdock
Canning Park
Catholic Services
B. O. Price
A. H. Jones
C. F. Carlson
Lydia Tarson
Dale
Hansen
Hannan
Adams Oil Co
Choteau, Mont
Zgoda-Hynes
Eyraud-Banis
Eric Thornberg
John Evenson
Herman Mouisenga
United States
Oregon
Choteau Meat Co
Meeker
Reytainers
Teton Drug Co
Choteau, Montana
U. S
Federal Reserve
Teton County
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