New Automobile Tax Law Reforms Provisions Detailed
Information explains how county treasurers and assessors will implement the 1938 auto tax prepayment rule. Assessors determine valuation, then the treasurer computes and collects taxes for 1938 based on that value and prior year levies. If a owner has no other property, road and poor taxes may also apply at registration.
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Court House
Treasurer's Office
State Board of Equalization
John A. Mathews
Board of Equalization
It. C. M
Texaco Bulk Plant Improvements Underway in Choteau
Improvements valued around 1000 to 1200 dollars began Monday at the Texaco bulk plant along the Great Northern right-of-way in Choteau. Monarch Lumber Co. holds the contract. The main warehouse will be moved 15 feet north toward the street and enlarged with new pumps between the warehouse and tanks. A plant fence and additional platforms are planned along with other site work.
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Texaco
Great Northern
Monarch Lumber Co
WM Luther Dies in California at 85
A letter from M. K. Luther of Santa Rosa informs that William D. Luther, 85, died September 23 at Van Nuys after two months illness. A former Choteau resident and longtime county worker, he left the ministry before 1908 and held roles from storekeeping to county poor farm head. Survivors include widow, four sons and a daughter. Interment at Forest Lawn Glendale followed услуги.
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Acantha
M. K. Luther
Santa Rosa
California
van Nuys
Calif
Wm. D. Luther
Teton County
Choteau
Bozeman
Los Angeles
H. W. Luther
Beauiful Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Luther
Chateau
Smith-Hughes
Teton County High School
A. Winner
Frederick E. Smith Dies. Noted Educator and Mason
Fred E. Smith, 76, longtime educator in North and South Dakota and a former grand master of the North Dakota Odd Fellows, died at his Dutton home Sunday after years of ill health. He served as school superintendent in Wahpeton and Fargo and led the State School of Science in Wahpeton. Funeral Tuesday in Dutton with Masonic rites. pallbearers named. Survived by widow, a son and three stepchildren.
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Fred FE. Smith
North
South Dakota
North Dakota
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Dutton
Wahpeton
Fargo
N. D
State School of Science
Chas. G. Roberts
Chateau
Geo. Sollid
al Willick
Wm. Bauman Jack Campbell
Carl Anderson
C. W. Hebtner
New Chevrolets Due Here October 23 Wallace Says
Shirley M. Wallace owner of Wallace Motor Co announces the first public showing of the 1938 Chevrolets on Saturday October 23 with a carload of new models. A dealer pre show will be held at the Rainbow theater in Great Falls next week. The 1938 car includes several improvements and Wallace notes production delays caused last year by labor troubles.
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Shirley M. Wallace
Wallace Motor Co
Rainbow Theater
Great Falls
Wallace
Association Shipments Move Cattle to Chisago
The Teton County Shipping association sent two carloads of mixed cattle Tuesday over the Great Northern to Chisago. Cars loaded at Chateau and Bynum carried consignors O C Durland R S Estes Oliver Mauseth George Sabo Yelte Bakker Homer Rowland and Jed Campbell. Officials plan another shipment next week and ask interested shippers to notify the county agent.
Fairfield man arrested at dance over peace disturbance
Joe Johnson of Fairfield was arrested Saturday night during a dance for disturbing the peace and forfeited a $10 bail bond by failing to appear before Justice J. Jackson. Willis Bushman of Chateau was also jailed Saturday for the same offense and paid a $10 fine on a guilty plea. Both arrests were by U. S. Marshal Delle.
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J. P
Joe Johnson
Fairfield
Justice of the Peace
J. Ts. Jackson
Willis Bushman
Chateau
Justice Jackson
Hunting Bug Drives Montana Duck and Big Game Seasons
The article notes opening dates for duck and big game seasons across Montana with Teton County details. Hunters must obtain migratory bird stamps, and stations at Chateau Augusta and Coram will check hunters. Regulations limit gear and bag counts while noting deer elk and bear season timelines.
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United States of America
New York
Teton County
Montana Fish and Game Laws
Harrison Freebourn
Chateau
Augusta
Coram
Peter J. Nelson
Beaupre Hotel
Nelson
Kenneth F. Roahen
Federal Bureau of Biological Survey
Billings
Freezout Lake
Fairfield Project
Teton
Project Leaders Meetings For Clothing Program
The next training meetings for clothing project leaders occur at Chateau on Tuesday October 12 and at Dutton on Wednesday October 13. Sessions run 10 30 a m to 8 30 p m with the demonstration titled Bringing Your Wardrobe Up-to-Date. The Dutton session is at Mrs Lester Bowens home and Chateau session in the court room.
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Chateau
Dutton
Lester Bowens
Roller Skating Engagement Ends Sunday in Choteau
Joe Merz wraps up an eight week roller skating engagement at his Choteau rink this Sunday night. He notes it is the longest run for a town of this size in his career and may move on to Conrad and perhaps Fairfield. Lions club sponsorship has yielded a nice sum.
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Joe Merz
Choteau
Merz
Conrad
Fairfield
Teton County High School
Chateau
Lions Club
Advaertiaarwrant
Luinstra family seriously injured in auto crash near Wolf Creek
Jacob Luinstra and family members suffered injuries when their car crashed near the Rock Creek bridge on Highway 33 about 8:30 Sunday evening. Jake and Annie Luinstra were treated for cuts at the Wolf Creek hotel and in Chateau. Alice, Sam, and their father were taken to St. John’s hospital in Helena for more serious injuries.
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Jacob Luinstra
Riverside Ranch
Chateau
John Luinstra
Galen
Rock Creek Bridge
Wolf Creek
Highway 33
Hugh Potter
Luinstra
J. Billings
Jake
Alice
Sam
St. John's Hospital
Helena
BE Ll. Gallivan
Clyde Kraber Leases Texaco Station in Choteau
Clyde Kraber has leased the Texaco service station in Chateau, becoming the city’s first operator in years. He leaves Wallace Motor Co to pursue independent business, succeeding W T R Weaver. The station, originally Teton Service, was among Choteau’s first fill stations and introduced the neon sign. Built by local men led by B Fisher, it later sold to the Texas Co and underwent modernization.
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Clyde Kraber
Texaco
Chateau
Kraber
Wallace Motor Co
W TR. Weaver
Teton
Choteau
B. Fisher
Missoula
Texas Co
Football Fans Dance After Big Game in Falls
After the Oklahoma City University Montana University clash in Great Falls, the Junior Service League hosts a cabaret dance in the Rainbow Hotel Palm Room from 9 to 1. Bil Kane's Orchestra will play college tunes and proceeds go to charity. Elizabeth Wiggin invites fans from Chateau to join the post game event.
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Oklahoma City University -Montana University
Great Falls
Junior Service League
Palm Room
Rainbow Hotel
Bil Kane
Acantha
Elizabeth Wiggin
Chateau
Moderne Beauty Shop Set to Open in Chateau District
The Moderne Beauty Shop, formerly Rexall Beauty, will open Monday in the Hirshberg building next to Safeway. Miss Vivian Koch and Mrs. Phyllis Thornton plan a full, modern salon with six booths, a reception room, ample light, soft water, and healthful facilities. The sisters, licensed beauticians and graduates of top schools, purchased the Rexall shop in May 1936 and recently engaged Miss Marion Lewis to join the staff.
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Rexall
Hirshberg
Safeway
Vivian Koch
Phyllis Thornton
Koch
Mrs. Thornton
Marion Lewis
Fairfield Farmer Killed at R R Crossing
Arnold T. Johnson a 28 year old Fairfield farmer was killed Monday when his southbound truck collided with a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Pacific train near Ashuelot. Coroner's inquest ruled death caused by Johnson's own carelessness. Survived by widow his father and four siblings with funeral set in Great Falls.
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Arnold T. Johnson
Fairfield Farmer
Ashuelot
St. Paul &Pacific
Chateau
Johnson
C. J. Gordon
Don Dwyer
Ben Erickson
Cascade County
H. H. Hamilton
S. A. Bryant
D. D. Spayde
Z. P. Jenks
J. L. Billings
Successful F U Meeting Sets Lewistown Delegate
A Teton County Partners union meeting last Friday drew J A Primus and visitors Jasper DeCobbeteer and Don Chapman. DeDobhbeleer spoke on farm program education and Nebraska meeting outcomes. Paul Mathis, union president, was elected delegate to the state convention.
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Teton County Partners Union
J A. Primus
Jasper DeCobbeteer
Don Chapman
State Board of the Union
DeDobhbeleer
Omaha
Nebr
Paul Mathis
Primus
DaytonGirl Patricia Ann Peden Wins Health Beauty Cup
Mrs C Hansen of Dayton receives news her granddaughter Patricia Ann Peden aged two won first place in a city health and beauty contest and earned a silver loving cup plus a screen test. Patricia is daughter of Mr and Mrs HH Peden formerly Miss Evelyn Hansen.
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C. Hansen
Dayton
Ohio
Patricia Ann Peden
Patricia
HH. &. Peden
Peden
Evelyn Hansen
Potato Growers Meeting Set for Friday at Greenfields
A meeting of potato growers is scheduled for Friday evening October 8 at the Greenfields school house seven miles northeast of Fairfield. Claude Windecker notes the Marketing association directors are ready to explain the whole setup and urges members to support the organization to ensure its success.
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Greenfields School House
Fairfield
Claude Windecker
Marketing Association
Chautauqua Finances Reported by County Agent Office
Receipts from the recent chautauqua totaled 167.75 with disbursements of 399.48, leaving a balance of 68.27. Current funds on hand total 333.16 after adding this year's clearings to a prior year's balance of 264.89. Disbursements include chorus expense 15, play expense 15.83, speaker 15, janitor service 9, advertising and printing 20.95, labor 36, high school for lights 15, and miscellaneous 9.70.
Hope Chest Dance Benefited St Luke's Rectory Project
The Hope Chest Dance hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of St Luke's church last Saturday night ended as a social and financial success. Net proceeds reportedly funded recent rectory improvements. Winners included Miss Margaret Nagle for the chest and Mrs H R Prior, Mrs Margaret Davis, and Dick Reiding for other articles.
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St. Luke's Church
Margaret Nagle
H. R. Prior
Fairfield
Margaret Davis
Bole
Dick Reiding
Farmington
Airline Hostess Gladyce Putnam to Marry Portland Man
Miss Gladyce Putnam daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Putnam of Chateau will wed Joseph Vancil of Portland Oct 9 in Portland. She trained as a nurse at Sacred Heart Spokane and has worked as an air hostess for United across the West. The couple will honeymoon in Texas.
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Great Falls Tribune
Polson
Roy Putman
Gladyce Putnam
Portland
Joseph Vancil
Portling
United Airlines
Texas
Putnam
Chateau
Clarence Looney
Is. Ll. Jourdonnais
Margaret Morgan Weds Harold Kohlhase in Missoula
Miss Margaret Marie Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Morgan of Missoula married Harold C Kohlhase a Missoula druggist last Saturday at the Christian church In the Garden City The couple will live at 526 Mast Broadway Missoula The bride was born in Choteau and moved to Missoula seven years ago The bride has many friends in Choteau and vicinity
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Margaret Morgan
Chateau
Margaret Marie Morgan
J. C. Morgan
Missoula
Harold C. Kohlhase
Christian Church
Garden City
Mast Broadway
Choteau
Miss Teresa Egan Weds Lawrence Dunkin at St Ann Cathedral
Miss Teresa Mary Egan became the bride of Lawrence Walter Dunkin in a Tuesday morning ceremony at St. Ann's cathedral. The Rev. P. J. Treacy officiated as about 150 relatives and friends attended. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Egan of Smelterhill, and Mr. Dunkin of Plattsburg Mo, work for A C M Co in Great Falls and are known in Chateau and vicinity.
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Teresa Egan
Teresa Mary Isgan
Lawrence Walter Dunkin
St. Ann's Cathedral
P. J. Treacy
Miss Egan
Patrick Egan
Smelterhill
Mr. Dunkin
W. S. Dunkin
Platsburg
Mo. Fle
Lindseths Visit From Seattle Amid Hospital News at Chateau
Mr and Mrs Halfdan Lindseth arrived from Seattle after a telegram said Mrs Steve Lindseth was seriously ill at Maynard hospital. Lindseth a foreman with Elliott Construction Co of Seattle had not visited Chateau in 10 years. His mother's condition improved enough for him to return. He noted Thos Wiprud, son of former Chateau merchant T Wiprud, works as a timekeeper for the same firm.
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Halfdan Lindseth
Seattle
Steve Lindseth
Maynard Hospital
Lindseth
Elliott Construction Co
Chateau
Thos. Wiprud
T. Wiprud
Legionnaires to Hold Evening Meeting at Beaupre Cafe
Legionnaires and ex service men will meet Monday evening at the Beaupre cafe. The gathering starts at 7 30 with a dinner and program then a business session. Columbus day observance included and a membership drive to begin.
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Beaupre Cafe
Fred Smith
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