Registration in Bounty Shows 35 More Electors
County Clerk Geo A Carroll certifies 2894 electors registered and qualified to vote in Teton County for the November 6 general election. Registration closed September 21 and lists will be posted at each precinct. Compared with 1932, this year adds 35 electors amid precinct gains and losses.
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Teton County
Geo. A. Carroll
Sam W. Mitchell
Spring Valley
Diamond Valley
Dutton
Colling
Chateau
Fairfield
Choteau No
Collins
Agawam
Farmington
Doheny
Bole
Dry Forks
Power
Belleview
Pendrey
Blackleaf
Bynum
Crote A Onan
Powers
Eehaed
Eeeesssetsessensennee
Pemgroy
Ecacencatcarcmerenereersnsee
Sister of Mrs Green Dies in Detroit
A letter from Mrs Jennie M Green formerly of Chateau now living in Detroit reports that her sister Mrs E J Smith died September 17 from a stroke two days earlier. Funeral services were held September 20 at the Smith residence with Rev Edwards of the Presbyterian church officiating. Mrs Green’s daughter Elizabeth, a Chateau public school graduate, is a University of Michigan junior at Ann Arbor and admitted to Martha Cook dormitory.
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Jennie M. Green
Chateau
Detroit
E. J. Smith
Smith
Edwards
Presbyterian Church
Detroit News
Green
Four Parties Appear on General Election Ballot
Ballots received by Montana voters on Tuesday November 6 will bear candidates from at least four parties in addition to possible independents. Socialists and Communists recently held state conventions nominating candidates for state offices, making the ballot more extended than anticipated.
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Montana
Fire safety rules relaxed in region 1
Forest officials lift no smoking and tool restrictions in region 1 effective October 1. The July 15 fire danger trigger had put rules in place. hunters and visitors are urged to still handle ignition sources carefully after a record season with 1,240 fires reported in region 1.
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L. H. McLean
County drought setup named in Montana extension plan
The Montana extension service proposes a county agricultural drought committee with Al Udin, Earl Yeager and Paul Kropp named for the post. County Agent Fred Willson will serve as executive secretary, with the panel mainly balancing feed supplies and livestock numbers and advising on feed loans, not purchasing hay or feed.
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Montana Extension Service
Fred Willson
al Udin
Earl Yeager
Paul Kropp
County Drought Committees
R. E. Bodley
Agricultural Drought Relief
Kitchen Arrangement Talk Headlines County H D Clubs
Miss Ona Stautz of the Montana extension service outlines Essentials in Kitchen Arrangement to two leaders from each of ten home demonstration clubs. The talk is first in a series on home management with a future session scheduled for November 21 in Teton county.
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Ona Stautz
Montana Extension Service
Kalispell
Old Time Citizen of County Dies in Helena
A. Smith a county pioneer died Monday near noon at a Helena hospital after being moved from the Masonic home. Born in Missouri he came west in 1881 and worked as a miner cowboy and later a merchant in Chateau. Interment was in Helena cemetery. nephew Clarence Loney and his family visited before burial.
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A. Smith
Helena
Mr. Smith
Missouri
Butte
Floweree
Chateau
W. E. Howard
Arcade
Commissioners Hold Quiet Session This Week
Two county commissioners attended a quiet three day session handling routine matters. The Collins precinct voting place moved from the schoolhouse to the community hall. John Edwards received a quarterly dance hall license for Mountain View gardens. Fred Thielbar of Fairfield had a renewal granted. No delegations appeared regarding road matters.
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Collins
John Edwards
Mountain View Gardens
Fred Thielbar
Fairfield
Charter Member Present at Ladies Industrial Rally
Yesterday was rally day for the Ladies Industrial and about 75 were present including charter member Mrs A C Burbank who helped name the organization. Members were urged to bring a guest as the event emphasized social time with a program games and refreshments.
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Ladies Industrial
A. C. Burbank
Scout camp sitter returns home from Castle Rock stay
Mrs. Hugh Smith spent the summer at the FERA Girls' Scout camp at Castle Rock south of Butte and has now returned to her home west of Choteau.
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Hugh Smith
FERA
Castle Rock
Butte
Choteau
Republican Rally at Pendroy Snt Free Dance
A Pendroy event hosted by the Young Republican club of Teton county invites residents to a free rally and dance this Saturday. With Scott Leavitt unable to attend, Lou Molumby of Great Falls will give the address. Molumby is not a candidate. Music by a Choteau orchestra will accompany the free dance afterward.
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Pendroy Snt
Young Republican Club
Teton County
Pendroy
Scott Leavitt
United States Senate
Léavitt
Lou Molumby
Meeting of Chevrolet Dealers Held in Falls
Wallace Motor company manager Shirley Wallace attended a large Chevrolet dealers meeting Monday at the Country club in Great Falls. W. E. Heller and regional and zone managers spoke, predicting renewed production growth and noting two new models in the Standard line.
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Chevrolet
Falls
Wallace
Shirley Wallace
Wallace Motor Company
Country Club
Great Falls
Chateau
W. E. Heller
Chevrolet Motor Company
R. M. Chase
Oakland
Calif
Ray Wilson
New CCC Men Named in Montana Selection
Dr W J Butler Montana relief administrator announced 30 men aged 18 to 25 will replace CCC members discharged at the end of the third six month enrollment. Teton county selected Chester Brown son of Willard Brown of Chateau as the sole Teton youth. Eight camps planned in Montana this winter with two near Forsyth and one near Bozeman to be continued as breuth camps. The men will receive five dollars monthly with twenty five dollars allotted to families.
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W. J. Butler
Montana
CCC
Teton County
Relief Office
YERA
Chester Brown
Willard Brown
Chateau
Social Service Division
Forsyth
Bozeman
Butler
Father Shows Keen Interest In Daughter's Political Contest
A 1894 letter from A. M. Vance to his daughter Grace reveals a father's keen political support as she ran for county superintendent of schools in Montana. The note, dated October 5, 1894, discusses party prospects and urges Grace to campaign hard, while also detailing local business matters and social events of the era. The document was found hidden during home alterations in Dupuyer, later tying Grace Vance to J. B. Erickson through marriage.
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Teton County
N. W. Edwards
A. J. Vance
3. H. Drake
A. M. Vance
Grace Vance
J. B. Erickson
Grace
Partis
Dupuyer
O. K
Choteau
Choteau Mercantile Co
Young Republicans Hear Bourquin Wheeler Debate Here
The Young Republicans invite George M. Bourquin and Burton K. Wheeler to debate for the U S Senate nomination. Bourquin replies that a Helena debate is being arranged while Wheeler has not yet replied.
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Bourquin
B. K. Wheeler
George M. Bourquin
Burton K. Wheeler
United States Senate
Jean E. Webb
Senator Wheeler
Miss Webb
Judge Bourquin
Helena
Texaco Station Goes Under New Management
Ellsworth Strand of this city has leased the Texaco service station in Chateau. The deal took effect last Sunday. Strand, a nephew of the late Chas Strand, is a Teton County High School graduate and has worked for Coroner Chas Roberts for years. The Texas company owns the station, which was previously run by Teton Service as well as Wm Geis for about seven years. The station was modernized and an additional building added last spring.
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Ellsworth Strand
Texaco
Chateau
Strand
Chas. Strand
Teton County High School
Chas. G. Roberts
Texas Company
Teton Service Company
Bill” Geis
Foreclosure Suit Filed by Lake Firm Trustee in Bankruptcy
W. S. Cameron as trustee in bankruptcy for the H. B. Lake firm of Great Falls filed in district court last Saturday a foreclosure suit against R. H. Fitzgerald and his wife. Molumby Busha and Green represent the plaintiff.
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W. S. Cameron
H. B. Lake Firm
Great Falls
R. H. Fitzgerald
Molumby, Busha and Greenan
Edwards Now Giving IFERA Music Course
Senator T O Larson donates his former John Hannan store building for the FERA music course in charge of C O Edwards. Edwards will be present daily from 1 to 9 pm for any Teton County citizen to arrange enrollment. The course will not interfere with other county teachers and targets beginners.
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Edwards
Larson
T. O. Larson
John Hannan
FERA
C. O. Edwards
Teton County
Club Women Entertained by Mrs Hentges
Mrs John Hentges hosted the Chateau Woman's club gathering at her home on Tuesday afternoon. A refreshment committee helped serve. a monthly social meeting was decided for the first Tuesday. Members should earn a dollar annually for the club. Three new names were presented for membership. Mrs Gay Franklin spoke on Know Your Federation. The group split into intelligence contest sides, with Mrs Core and Mrs Nelson captains. Core's side won.
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John Hentges
Chateau Woman’s Club
M. K. Luther
George Thompson
George Carroll
Gay Bagley
Gay Franklin
G. C. Core
R. E. Nelson
Musketeers Return Sunday Air Show Plan
The Three Musketeers return Sunday for an air show with nine in the party and four planes. Stunting parachute jumping and other features will be performed after a prior snowout.
Corn Hog Contract Signers to Hold Referendum Next Week
A statewide referendum among 1934 corn hog contract signers will run through Oct 15 with meetings set at the county level. Fred Willson announced a series of educational sessions for signers and non signers to vote on adjustment programs for 1935 and 1936.
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Fred Willson
Court House
Power-Morgan Hall
Fairfield
Market specialists brief Teton stockmen on grading sheep and cattle
Livestock experts from Montana State College and the U S Department of Agriculture led demonstrations on grading and sorting sheep and cattle at Coffey Bros ranch and Elliott Freeman ranch near Chateau I M C And Robinson and J K Wallace spoke on market outlook drought effects and feeding. About 35 attended the sheep session and 60 the cattle session.
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Coffey Bros
Chateau
Elliott & Freeman Ranch
I. M. C. Andrson
Montana State College
J. K. Wallace
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Wallace
Anderson
Gets Check for 2c Costs 10c to Cash
W. W. Cole received a two cent check in Monday's mail but must pay ten cents to cash it. He overpaid an Indian worker by two cents while his sheep grazed near Glacier Park. The Browning Indian agency sent a refund check, which Cole plans to cash.
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W. W. Cole
Glacier Park Station
Mr. Cole
Two More Infantile Paralysis Cases Reported in County
Two additional cases of infantile paralysis were reported in Teton county last week. A two year old from Farmington and a ten year old from near Dutton diagnosed by Dr. R T ONeill and Great Falls clinic. Quarantines posted at both locations. County total 4 cases to date. State peak was in August and the epidemic is now waning.
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Teton County
Ben Wolk
Farmington
R. T. O'Neill
Great Falls
O'Neill
Health Department
Parsonage Club Meets as Cole Attends Conference
Rev. Chas G Cole of Great Falls attended Monday’s Parsonage club meeting and the first quarterly conference of the Methodist church. The program was studied and yearly plans outlined. Miss Velma Edwards was elected communion stewardess and Mrs Freeman Daley named world service treasurer.
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Chas. G. Cole
Great Falls
Parsonage Club
Methodist Church
Velma Edwards
Freeman Daley
World Service
Democrats Plan City Meetings and Banquet Event
Roy E Ayers J B Murray and C F Morris will speak at the courthouse Monday October 8 at 8 p m in a Teton county Democratic gathering They will also talk via radiophone if weather allows A Kick Off banquet and carnival dance follows at the K P hall with about 150 attendees Preparations cover tickets reservations and a varied program with entertainment speakers and civic organizers involved
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Roy E. Ayers
J. B. Murray
United States
C. F. Morris
The
Supreme Court
Court House
Teton County
Democrats
Helena
C. W. Burns
Ayers
Murray
Fairfield
Democratic Party
K. P. Hall
Dutton, Power and Chateau
Mary Sulgrove
Charlotte Looney
Security Benefit Lodge
Chateau
D. P. Fabrick
Randall Swanberg
Cascade County
Young Democratic Club
Fabrick
Swanberg
Young Democratic
Alex Longmuir
Farmington
Marion Hassos
Norma Tennant
Janet Aldrich
Otto Wagnild
J. J. Billings
Chas. F. Proff
N. W. Edwards
J. B. Conner
Gene Murphy
Golas
Julig Allen
Mary Core
Kathryn Murphy
Lois Bagley
Anna E. Stafford
Harry E. Price
Mary
Seed Cleaning Plant Open in Chateau for One Month
The Teton Shipping association announces a seed cleaning plant at Chateau will operate for one month starting next Monday with Arthur Ramsey in charge. After a winter hiatus it will reopen for a month in spring. Farmers may list cleaning needs with the county agent. cash payments only, no credit.
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Chateau
The
Teton Shipping Association
Arthur Ramsey
Years Are So Long by Josephine Lawrence at Library Notes
The theater like piece explores the debt between generations with questions on parental duty and child independence. It examines whether children or parents come first and the rights of interference in adult lives. Showings occur at the library on Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
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Josephine Lawrence
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County
Yeager
Udin
Kropp, Board
H. D
Helen
Teton
Club
Mrs. Hentges
Musketeers
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