Court of Honor Held for Dutton and Chateau Scouts
A Boy Scouts court of honor in Dutton September 28 honored fourteen scouts from Dutton and Chateau with ranks and merit badges. Key figures included F D Haines, Anne Murchie, George Sollid, and Russell Conklin who announced an upcoming inter-troop inspection October 26 at Choteau High School.
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Teton County
Dutton
Dutton and
Chateau
F. D. Haines
Howard Johnson
Robert Hanson
Anne Murchie
George Sollid
Clifford Olson
Reinhardt Arensmeyer
Joe Darby
Mikie Mozer
Johnny Owens
Vincent Peters
Norman Rosengren
Choteau
Floyd Byler
Dillard Cates
Dutton High School
Warren Adams
Jack Core
John Wnordhagen
Wist Aid
John Robison
Stong
Russell Conklin
North Central Montana Council
Fairfield
Dutton Mothers of Boy Scouts
Arnold Hanusa
Jas. T. Robison
R. F. Baillie
Third Degree Assault Charge Filed Against Ingebrightson
County Attorney B J Packer swore out a complaint in Justice Court charging John Doe Ingebrightson with third degree assault. The alleged incident occurred on September 29 when the defendant attacked Leroy Gaare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe Ingebrightson
B. J. Packer
J. G. Jackson
Leroy Gaare
Nurses Inspect 388 Children in Teton County Schools
County nurse Mrs. Henrietta Crockett visited seventeen schools in September and examined 388 pupils. Among them 68 had defective teeth, 44 vision issues, 52 nose and throat problems, six skin ailments, and six goiter. Nineteen percent were undernourished and 175 had one or more defects. many pupils already received dental treatment.
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Teton County
Henrietta Crockett
Farmington
East Farmington
Middleton
Chateau
Belleview
Fairfield
Jensen
Dry Forks
Bobe Diamond Valley
Fairview
Dales Johnston
Snider
Burton
Bole
King Takes Charge of Winston Bros Storage Depot
W P King will oversee the Winston Bros storage depot at the Teton Implement warehouse in this city. The Texas native comes from the gas line project and an office and sleeping quarters are prepared for him. Superintendent H W Bogie says much construction machinery remains for sale as the line contraction nears completion.
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Winston Bros
Teton Implement Company
W. P. King
King
Texas
H. W. Bogie
St. Louis
R. M. Larson
Bogie
Larson
Mr. King
Fritz Bjorkland
Funeral Services for Martha Parker At Methodist Church
Funeral services for Martha Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs G C Parker were held Thursday afternoon at the Methodist church in this city. The service was conducted by Rev E R Kaemmer and burial followed at Chateau cemetery. Six schoolgirl pallbearers and a choir led the service with hymns Nearer Still Nearer and Rock of Ages.
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Martha Parker
G. C. Parker
Great Falls
Methodist
Charles G. Roberts
E. R. Kaemmer
Chateau
Catherine
Jessie Bitting
Pearl
Laura Miller
Sadie Sulgrove
Frances Brown
Phil S. Cole
Buell Roll
W. G. Bloomdahl
Kaemmer
Rock of Ages
Parker Family
Teton
Belleview
Patrick Egan
George Maiden
Louis Nicholls
J. M. Reeves
Baby born Monday at Maynard Hospital
A daughter was born Monday at Maynard Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruno. The birth adds a new member to the Bruno family with the infant's sex and parentage announced in the community notebook.
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The
Maynard Hospital
Jack Bruno
Choteau Scout Quota Raised for Work Fund
Choteau increased its S200 quota for Boy Scout work under the Great Falls area council. Jas T Robison announced the raise at a meeting attended by R D Cook scout executive K E Sturgis and other committeemen. Arnold Hanusa named scoutmaster to succeed Geo A Carroll with plans to fund camps and a saving program for boys.
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Choteau
Area Council
Great Falls
Jas. T. Robison
Teton
A. B. Guthrie
M. S. Bullerdick
Arnold Hanusa
Hanusa
Geo. A. Carroll
Carroll
Cook
Bullerdick
Guthrie
Crary
Robison
L. E. Taylor
Walter Hentges
Park Pavilion
Dutton
Chateau
Elk Look Fine and Sheep Graze With Tame
Forest Ranger L. J. Howard reports elk in fine condition in the northern Lewis and Clark forest. He notes reduced trail crews, two men remain on the Lubeck and Spotted Eagle trails, with substantial summer maintenance completed. An incident described by Andy Erickson: two mountain sheep joined a domesticated band on Lee and Kipp creeks near the continental divide for about 10 days.
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L. J. Howard
Chateau
Lewis and Clark Forest
Mr. Howard
Lubeck
Spotted Eagle Trail
Medicine
Badger Creek
Birch Creek
Howard
Andy Erickson
Lee
Kipp Creeks
Continental Divide
Mr. Erickson
Guy Miller
Red Cross drought relief talk inspires Montana workers
Miss Nagle cites conference remarks by Mr Baxter on Red Cross aims and relief spending. Governor Erickson urged continued enrollment as Miss Nagle advances the county roll call starting October 11, with Mrs Johnson donating two memberships and funds split between local and national headquarters.
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Miss Nagle
Helena
Montana
R. E B. Towle
Lewis and Clark County
R. A. Shepard
Erickson
Red Cross
Red Cross Organization
Baxter
Armistics
Nagle
J. G. Johnson
Porter Bench
Johnson
McDonald Father Son Duel Crowned Chateau Golf Champion
In the Chateau Country club annual tournament final C. D. McDonald defeated his father C. S. McDonald after a hard 36 hole match to win the championship flight for 1931. The contest drew a large crowd and featured late moves by Denzil McDonald to claim victory.
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Chateau Country Club
C. D. McDonald
Chateau
C. S. McDonald
McDonald
Denzil
G. C. Core
Clint Core
Nelson
Harry Adams
Fisher
L. E. Taylor
Pete LaValle
Cubs Organize At Chateau Pack No 38 Meeting
Cub pack No 38 of Chateau held a meeting at the grade school last Saturday night. Two dens were formed led by Walter Tennant and Johnny Nordhagen with den mothers Mrs I B Hardy and Mrs E B Noble. James Broderick is den master and John Hentges chairman. R D Cook of Great Falls spoke and aided planning.
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Chateau
Walter Tennant
Johnny Nordhagen
I. B. Hardy
Walter Bennant
E. B. Noble
James Broderick
John Hentges
R. D. Cook
Great Falls
Future Farmers of America Invite Oct 17 Meet
The Teton chapter plans an invitational F F A meet at Teton county high school on Saturday October 17 drawing 60 to 100 members from Simms Conrad Belt Cascade Browning and Waler. Contests include stock judging grain judging farm mechanics baseball target shooting and horseshoes with prizes from the Lions club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Future Farmers of America
Chateau
Smith-Hughes
Simms
Conrad
Belt
Cascade
Browning
Walier
Teton County High School
Lions Club
Willard Paulus
Billy Jones
Leonard Connole
Women’s Club
Ray Nelson
Lowry Larson
Max Moore
Farmers
Pacific International Portland
M. K. Luther
Great Northern
Howard Gaare
Wardell Moss
Leslie Oertel
Lawsuit Seeks $10,000 Damages After Auto Crash
Claude Davis of Great Falls files suit in district court against Algon Udin for 10 000 alleging injuries from a collision near Fairfield last June 20. Davis claims Udin drove a heavy Ford truck with a protruding pipe at over 40 mph, causing his fall from a running board and lasting injuries including a skull fracture. he seeks 10 000 plus 210 lost wages.
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District Court
Claude Davis
Algon Udin
Davis
Lves
Great Falls
Freeman, Thelan and Freeman of
City Mayor Performs Wedding For Local Couple In Great Falls
Mayor George Coffey officiated a marriage Tuesday for Roy Phillips Tinder 26 and Viola Carter 22 both of Great Falls. The witnesses were Verne Carter and William E. Burke.
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George Coffey
Roy Phillips Tinder
Viola Carter
Great Falls
Verne Carter
Wm. E. Burke
Duck Limit 15 Set as Season Opens at Noon
Deputy Game Warden Frank M. Snider stated federal rules stay at 15 ducks per day with four geese, eight in possession, and a season opening at noon today lasting through October. Local debate over federal-state limits noted but not adopted.
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Frank M
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Teton Lodge
Methodist Church
Thu
U. S
Federal Reserve System
Father
Cubs Organize
Glen Bingham
Kenneth Harman
Emerson Earles
al Udin
Citizens State Bank
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