Opportunity for Choteau 4 H fair gains and county support
The Choteau community ponders boosting the 4 H club fair through broader county funding and a possible mill levy to expand the event. Proposals include one quarter mill for about 1000 dollars or an eighth mill for 500 dollars, plus entertainment and prize options to grow attendance and broader county benefit.
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Choteau
Board of County Commissioners
Chateau
North Montana
Great Falls
Larson urges federal funding for irrigation construction
State Senator T O Larson Republican candidate for U S senator advocates treating irrigation project construction as a general government expense. He argues that with laterals and O M costs paid by farmers, broader federal aid would relieve debt burden on settlers, using Chain Lakes as a sample. The plan would replace construction reimbursements with nationwide funding to build new projects and share maintenance costs.
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Larson Itas
T. O. Larson
United States
Larson
Teton
Chain Lakes
Reclamation Service
Chain Lakes Reservoir
Phillips County News
Pendroy H D Club to Hold First Meeting
The H D club will hold its first meeting Oct 7 at Mrs. Fuller's home. This is a project meeting and all interested women are invited. Sunday school meets at 7 o clock next Sunday at the school house. The Ladies Aid annual fall festival is set for Friday Oct 9 in Pendroy hall with cafeteria supper and a program.
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H. D. Club
Community Notes From the North Country
Mrs Porter attended the Eastern Star banquet at Conrad Tuesday. Kathleen Campbell returned Monday from Conrad hospital. Families of Campbell and Reid attended funerals for pioneer Mrs Plassman in Great Falls. Rev Cole of Great Falls to preach Tuesday at Pendroy school house. Numerous local travel and visits noted including Rose and Johnson families. Billy Jones returns from college to teach near Browning for two months.
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Porter
Eastern Star
Conrad
Kathleen Campbell
Conrad Hospital
Jas. Campbell
Nick Wellenstein
P. M. Campbell
Ethel Reid
John Bolsinger
Plassman
Great Falls
Rev. Cole
Pendroy School
Jno. Rose
Dick Rose
Cascade
Shelton
Joe Thomas
Fred Johnson
Cornett
L. B. Pendrey
Mr. Pings
T. A. Cornett
Joe Smith
Penn
J. A. Swanson
Larson
Jean Larson
Missoula
Jean
Billy Jones
Browning
Dutton Water System Near Completion In Thirty Days
The Dutton Water Works is near completion with pipes rolling in place and water expected on tap within a month. Government Engineer Cadby and City Engineer Farmer supervise daily along with WPA labor. contractors and the city council cooperate to assure a modern, low cost system for Dutton.
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Dutton Sentinel
Dutton Water Works
Dutton
Cadby
Farmer
Timber Coulee Curve Eliminated Nearing Completion
Bert Knowles and Fred Schaffer visited Dutton Monday night and said work on the Timber Coulee fill and bridge is nearing completion and should be ready for travel by week’s end. Farmers in the area donate machinery and labor to finish the project creating a straight road now avoiding the dangerous curve east of Timber Coulee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Knowles
Fred Schaffer
Dutton
Carter
Great Falls
Dutton Sentinel
Jurist Angstman Visits Montana For Judicial Ballot
Albert H. Angstman former associate justice of the Montana supreme court and re election candidate visited Chateau last Friday. Montana voters will see a non partisan judicial ballot with two names Angstman and J A Matthews but only one will be elected.
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Albert H. Angstman
Montana Supreme Court
Montana
Mr. Angstman
J. A. Matthews
Resettlement Supervisor Returns From Denver Reports Delays
A. L. Johnson the Fairfield beach resettlement project supervisor with Whitbycombe and Logan returned from Denver where they sought to speed the building program. Johnson says progress is hoped this fall but awaits higher authority approval amid delay. Warrel Conner remains in Denver with family joining him.
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A. Ll. Johnson
Fairfield Beach
Whitbycombe
Logan
Denver
Fairfield Times
the Times
Johnson
Warrel Conner
Teton Rams Sold at Casper Ram Sale
R. E. McAllister, a noted Teton county sheepman, returned from Casper, Wyoming, where he sold a carload of yearling rams at the Casper ram sale. He praised the sale results and noted breeders’ interest in Romney X Rambouillet crossbreds he has developed and now offers from the Davis ranch south of Bole.
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R. E. McAllister
Teton County
Davis Ranch
Bole
Casper
Wyo
McAllister
Notice to trespass and hunting on private lands
Absolute ban on hunting or trespass on lands owned or controlled by the speaker. Land may be crossed only when the crossing is a temporary accommodation and requires first applying to Kyle Jones by post.
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Kyle Jones
Bypom
Dinner Notice for St Lukes Auxiliary Dinner
The Ladies Auxiliary of St Lukes Church announces an annual dinner to be held Tuesday October 20 at Social Center hall. Plan to attend this social event and support church activities.
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Ladies ‘Auxiliary
St. Lukes Church
Social Center Hall
Notice of Assessment by Teton Cooperative Canal Co
Directors levied assessment number 38 of 25 dollars per share on capital stock payable to Cal Binford at Farmington Montana by October 19 1936. Unpaid shares will be sold at public auction November 6 1936 at 2 p.m. at the post office front door Farmington Montana to cover delinquent amount and costs. Cal Binford secretary treasurer Farmington Montana. First pub Sept 24 last Oct 15.
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Teton Cooperative Canal Company
Farmington
Montana
Cal Binford
Teton County
Notice of Assessment for Farmers' Cooperative Canal Co
Stockholders are informed that at a September 2 1936 directors meeting in Farmington Montana an assessment of 15.00 per share is levied on all capital stock. Payment is due by October 12 1936 to G E Monkman secretary treasurer. Unpaid shares become delinquent and will be sold October 24 1936 at 2 p m at the Farmington post office front door to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs.
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Farmers’ Cooperative Canal Company
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
G. E. Monkman
Bynum
Farmington, Mont
Farmers’ Cooperative
Governor Holt Proclaims Referendum on Public Insurance Act
Montana Governor Elmer Holt proclaims the filing of petitions to refer Chapter 179, Laws of 1935, on state insurance of public buildings to voters. The measure, seeking approval at the November 3 1936 election, was declared with seal in Helena. Secretary of State Sam W Mitchell signs. First published Sept 10 and last Oct 1.
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State of
Montana
Elmer Holt
Sam W. Mitchell
Secretary of State
F. H. Cooney
Helena
Referendum Petition for Montana Marriage License Act Proclaimed
A Montana referendum petition for Substitute for House Bill No. 66 seeks to amend Section 5714 of the Revised Codes to govern marriage licenses and health certificates. The petition, certified by the Secretary of State, contains fifteen percent of legal voters from a majority of counties, triggering the Governor to issue the proclamation.
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Legislative Assembly
Montana
Secretary of State
State of
Montana Governor Proclaims Petition Referendum on House Bill 66
Governor F H Cooney proclaims that voters will decide on November third 1936 whether to approve or reject a substitute for House Bill No 66 Chapter 72 Laws 1935. The petition is inoperative until the general election outcome is declared by law.
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I. F. H. Cooney
State of
Montana
Montana Governor Proclaims Initiative Thirty Eight Ban Act
Governor Elmer Holt announces the submission to Montana voters at the November 3, 1936 election of Initiative Number Thirty Eight the ban act. It requires licenses for operation and sale of all alcoholic liquors and imposes license and stamp taxes on wholesalers and retailers statewide and in cities.
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State of
Montana
Elmer Holt
Montana Liquor Law Reforms Authorized by Governor
The document sets policy for appointment and distribution of fees from liquor administration, binds the sale of alcoholic beverages in Montana, and repeals prior law. It restricts and licenses manufacture and sale of all liquors in the state. Dated Helena August 11 1936 with seal and signatures. First pub Sept. 17, last Oct. 15.
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Montana
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Stephen Evans
Notice is given by the administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Stephen Evans also known as Steve Evans, deceased, to creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Address for claims is Bert I. Packer in the Larson building at Chateau Montana. First publication Sept 17, last Oct 8.
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Stephen Evans
Steve Evans
Bert I. Packer
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
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Dutton Water System
Jurista Visitor
Casper Ram Sale
Clifford L. Walker
N. W. Edwards
Bodine & Clark Livestock Commission Co
Pacific Coast
Union Stock Yards
Portland
Oregon
I. D. BoDine WA
Thone M
R. L. Clark
C. W. Boussard
C. James Smith
B. A. Roll
Bonde
Larson Bldg
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
Mozer Shoe Shop
Choteau Creamery
W. W. Smith, Prop, Phone
The
Chateau Hotel
WM. Schneider
Chas G. Roberts
C. E. Stephens
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
Mont
E. B. Maynard, M. D
Homeopathic
Chateau, Mont
the Club
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Heepttal
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