Musketeers Air Show Wows Large Montana Crowd
The Three Musketeers air show delighted a big crowd at the local airport after poor weather. Beatrice Goltz parachuted from 2 000 feet, Lyle Strong and C O Kvale performed stunts, and Dorothy Canfield piloted a coyte hunting display. The group then toured Pendray Gilford and other Montana towns before Williston and Minneapolis reorganize for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Musketeers
Chateau
Musketeers
W. L. O'Neill
Fort Shaw
Dorothy Canfield
C. O. Kvale
Lyle Strong
Ed. Canfield
Coyte
Paul DeWees
Pendray
Gilford
Hogeland
Havre
Montana
Williston
N. C
Minneapolis
Canfield
Canadian Wilds
Stinson
Fish rearing pond near city water plant approved
Announcement from Helena confirms approval of a fish rearing pond near the city water plant after years of effort. The project involves city, county, state, and federal cooperation with Teton County Sportsmen's Association. About 1900 feet of 10 inch pipe will be purchased, bids sought, and relief labor used. work could start next week.
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Helena
Teton County
Richard's Springs
John Hentges
County
REFA
State Relief Commission
S. T
Inbody Has Severe Case of Wanderlust
A Montana doctor labels Mr. and Mrs. Inbody with wanderlust and recommends a full climate and diet change, plus travel. The couple leaves Oct 8 for Spokane Seattle Portland Los Angeles Reno and possibly Mexico, traveling by auto with Mr. Inbody promising to send observations to the Acantha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Mont
Roy Inbody
Farmington, Mont
Inbody
Mrs. Inbody
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Los Angeles
Reno
Old Mexico
Mr. Inbody
Legion leaders map district meeting in Augusta
Dan Thurber district commander and George Carroll district adjutant traveled to Augusta and drafted ten tentative plans for a district meeting to be held November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Thurber
American Legion
George Carroll
Augusta
12 Carloads of Cattle and Sheep Shipped Over Milwaukee
Six cars of cattle and six of sheep were sent last Thursday from the local Milwaukee branch. Five cattle cars carried by the Teton County Shipping Association and one by Emil Durr, with names including Billy Miller and J W Kerr among shippers. The six sheep cars carried lambs from Coffey Bros and one car from Frank Berkenbine, bound for Iowa feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Harlowton
Teton County Shipping Association
Emil Durr
Association
Billy Miller
J. W. Kerr
R. A. Clearman
M. C. Cort
Cecil Passmore
Joe Walkington
Martin Hovd
Plans Made for 4 H Club Program in Teton County
About 50 people from all sections attended a 4 H club promotion meeting in which Charles E Potter state 4 H club leader spoke on What and Why of 4 H Clubs County Agent Fred Willson presided and delegates were introduced D P Thurber discussed Greenfield project work A tentative program and temporary promotional organization were formed with members named from Diamond Valley Fairfield Chateau Bole Diamond Valley and Bynum Delegates received questionnaires to take home Willson plans a county survey to proceed with the program and to establish a 4 H club council modeled on the home demonstration council structure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chas. E. Potter
Fred Willson
D. P. Thurber
Greenfield Project
Mr. Potter
Harry Laubach
Diamond Valley
Charles McDermott
Fairfield
H. L. Stafford
Chateau
Myles Standish
Bole
Martin Schultz
Ira Perkins
Bynum
Masons Honor Charter Day at Pro gram Here Friday Eve
Chateau lodge No. 44 A F and A M marks its 41st anniversary with a special meeting at the Masonic temple Friday evening Judge R M Hattersley Grand Lodge officer to speak C K Malone chairs arrangements Oyster stew on the menu None of the charter members survive but old timers will be recognized All local Masons and visiting Masons invited to attend.
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Chateau Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
R. M. Hattersley
Grand Lodge
C. K. Malone
Rev Dierberger to Speak on Russia at Local High School
Rev Paul W Dierberger of the Great Falls Congregational Church will lecture on Russia As I Saw It in Chateau at 8 p m on Wednesday Oct 24. Lions Club sponsors the monthly program to raise funds for civic and charities. admission is 40 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Russia
Paul W. Dierberger
Congregational
Great Falls
Lions Club of
Chateau
Civic and Charities Fund
Dierberger
Legion Auxiliary Meets Plans Jelly Glasses Drive
After summer recess the American Legion auxiliary met at Mrs. George Carrolls home with strong attendance. They discussed a campaign to obtain 100 glasses of jelly for needy families and announced the next meeting at Mrs. Frank Stearns home with Mrs. Cecil Huffman assisting. Mrs. Millard S. Buller Dick will lead the annual musical program at the upcoming gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion
George Carroll
Frank Stearns
Cecil Huffman
Millard S. Bullerdick
Leavitt to Speak Tonight at Court House
Scott Leavitt former U.S. House representative from the second district and Senate hopeful will address the public at the court house in Chateau. Sponsored by Young Republicans with county and state committees Leavitt will discuss political and governmental issues drawing on his Washington experience. He faces Jas E Murray for the short term Walsh vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Leavitt
United States House of Representatives
U. S. Senate
Court House
Young Republican Club
County Central Committee
State Central Committee
Leavitt
Chateau
Washington
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Jas, E. Murray
T. J. Walsh
First Corn Hog Allotment Payments Made in County
Checks totaling 4845.70 were distributed to Teton county corn hog growers under the U S corn hog allotment plan. The payment covers $2 per head on 75 percent of the adjusted average hogs from 1932 33 with a second payment of $1 per head after compliance proofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Corn-Hog Production Control Association
F. R. Swenson
del Green
A. L. Meyers
Washington
Taxes Could Fall If Teton Joins Cascade, Bennion Says
Fred Bennion of the Montana Taxpayers Association spoke at the courthouse urging Teton County to consolidate with Cascade County under a state constitutional amendment. He claimed annual savings of 5 000 to 6 000 dollars from reduced salaries and fewer duplicate records, and backed proposals for a home rule charter and county unit system. Bennion praised local officials for keeping debt down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bennion
Montana Taxpayers’ Association
Court House
Bennion
Teton County
Cascade County
Board of Commissioners
Montana Taxpayers Association
Montana Grid Games to Air on Three Montana Stations
Rice Auto court manager Chas. 0. Davis reports Associated Oil Co will broadcast Montana football games this season on KGVO KGIR and KFBB. The schedule includes UCLA at Los Angeles October 18 and other Montana matchups through November 29 in Missoula Butte Corvallis and Eugene with a total expenditure of 175000.
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Chas
Davis
Rice Auto Court
Chateau
Associated Oil Company
Montana
KGVO
KGIR
KFBB
UCLA
Los Angeles
Missoula
Idaho
Oregon
Eugene
Farmers favor corn hog program retention in Teton county
At meetings in town and at Fair field on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, Teton county corn hog contractors vote 53 to 4 to retain the corn-hog allotment program next year. They approve a one contract per farm adjustment program as County Agent Fred Willson discusses the AAA program and its achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Teton County
Fred Willson
AAA
Lewistown man visits territory during business trip
Alf Wagnild of Lewistown, field man for the Montana Elevator Co., toured the region this week. He called at Chateau Wed. night and stayed with his brother Otto Wagnild, the County Assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Wagnild
Lewistown
Montana Elevator Co
Chateau
Otto Wagnild
Democratic speakers rally to praise New Deal at court house
Democratic rally at the courthouse Monday evening featured Eugene L. Murphy presiding and speeches by C. F. Morris W. B. Sands James E. Murray and Roy E. Ayers. They defended the New Deal praising Roosevelt policies and urged liberal measures and court support while addressing criticism of constitutional concerns and economic unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Eugene L. Murphy
C. F. Morris
The
Supreme Court
W. B. Sands
James E. Murray
United States
Roy E. Ayers
House of Representatives
Morris
Sands
Legistate
Recreational Council Plans Big Meeting in Chateau
The Teton Rec council opens its new season with a Friday night meeting at the high school auditorium. About 80 guests are expected as members invite others. Mrs. Swenson directs folk dancing, Robert Funk handles stunts, Fred Willson leads active games, with Ed Savik and Joe Alzheim er on refreshments. A decision on monthly versus bimonthly meetings follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Recreational Council
F. R. Swenson
Robert K. Funk
Fred Willson
Swenson
Funk
Mr. Willson
Ed Savik
Joe Alzheimer
Lions District Governor Speaks to Local Club
Jaldermar Ostlund district governor of Lions district 37 of Alberta and Montana visited the local club for a regular meeting. He noted 100 new members in two months and two new clubs formed. Five new members joined. an attendance campaign was announced with an oyster stew reward for the winning side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaldermar Ostlund
Lethbridge
Alberta
Lions Clubs
Montana
L. E. Taylor
Mexico
Grand Rapids
Mexico City
Fair Land
Ostlund
Janet Aldrich
George Tennant
Evelyn Mattmiller
Aldrich
Mariam Barnhill
Margaret Daley
Lions
Fred Willson
Robert K. Funk
Hampton Bloom
L. H. McLean
N. W. Edwards
J. L. Billings
C. W. Burns
Dewey Huffman
Giles Trescott
B. A. Roll
L. J. Howard
Grand Larceny Charge Filed Against Two Men
A grand larceny charge was filed this week against Flathead County men Don Harrah and Jack Dillon on the complaint of W. H. Pierce of Fairfield. Bonds were set at 500 dollars each. they were held in the county jail awaiting bonds. They allegedly loaded about a ton and a half of honey from Pierce's Fairfield warehouse and drove off without settlement, proposing Pierce collect from F Q Fahl as payment. The case is scheduled for district court before Judge R M Hattersley on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead County
Don Harrah
Jack Dillon
W. H. Pierce
Fairfield
Justice of the
J. G. Jackson
Pierce
F. Q. Fahl
Fahl
R. M. Hattersley
Pendroy rally features Molumby attack on Roosevelt
The Teton County Young Republicans held a Pendroy gathering led by Arnold Hanusa with W. H. Wellenstein introducing Loy J. Molumby of Great Falls. Molumby criticized President Roosevelt and the national administration, cited anti trust and price controls, and attacked Wheeler and Sinclair while urging a platform debate. Senator T. O. Larson spoke briefly on Montana politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Young Republican Club
Pendroy
Arnold Hanusa
W. H. Wellenstein
Theodore Roosevelt
Peoples’ Gas Company
Great Falls
Upton Sinclair
California
Roosevelt
Burton K. Wheeler
United States District Attorney
Little
Dunn
Wheeler
Molumby
Washington
Senate
House
Montana
Butte
Library Notes On Zane Grey West Tale And Classic Mysteries
The library advertises Zane Grey's Georgiana Stockwell story with The Code of the West set in Tanto Basin, Dashiell Hammett's The Thin Man as a bestseller, and Sinclair Lewis Work of Art about hotel life. Open Wednesdays 7 20 to 9 and Saturdays 3 to 5.
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Georgiana Stockwell
Tanto Basin
Dashiell Hammett
Thin Man
Sinclair Lewis
Myron
Library
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Choteau
BE. B. Maynard
City
C. E
Potter
Rev
Legion Auxiliary
Teton
Cascade
Murray
Ayers
Young Democratic Club
Dutton
Wall Street
NRA
Lions District
Pendroy She
Ben
B. K. Wheeler
Senator
Larson
T. O. Larson
Hanusa
Stafford
Department of Agriculture
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