Judge Bourquin to Speak Friday in Teton County
Judge George M. Bourquin, challenger to Senator Burton K. Wheeler, will address the public Friday at 2 o clock in the county courthouse about his bid for the U S Senate six year term. Bourquin, long a U S district judge, recently resigned from the bench. Judge Stanley E. Felt, Republican candidate for Congress, will speak at Bole Saturday evening.
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Teton County
George M. Bourquin
Burton K. Wheeler
United States Senate
Court House
Bourquin
United States
District of
Montana
Pacific
Atlantic
Stanley E. Felt
16Th Judicial District
Congress
Bole
Former Teton Pioneer Dies in Los Angeles
Emerual Jacobs, longtime Teton county resident and former manager of the S. T. ranch during Sands and Taylor ownership, died in Los Angeles on Friday October 12. He was Julius Hirshberg’s brother in law and Morris Sands’s brother in law. Snow storm blindness years ago led to eventual total eyesight loss. Jacobs studied in Deer Lodge with Francis Pambrun and left the area about 25 years ago.
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Los Angeles
California
Emerual Jacobs
Teton County
Mr. Jacobs
Julius Hirshberg
S. T. Ranch
Sands and Taylor
Morris Sands
Jacobs
Deer Lodge
Francis Pambrun
A M Walley Pioneer Drains Stage Across Great Divide
Albert Malcolm Walley 80 died at Chateau hospital after a long illness. Born in Montpelier Vermont in 1854, he joined the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, later drove stages from Fort Benton to Helena and Chateau, and served as deputy sheriff and jailer in Teton county. He married Evelina Rizzi and left two wives, five children, ten grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Funeral held at St Stephen's Episcopal Church with burial in Chateau Cemetery.
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A. M. Walley
Chateau Hospital
Mr. Walley
Albert Malcolm
Frederick
Sarah Neil Walley
Ireland
Vermont
Canada
Montpelier
Woolley
America
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Winnipeg
States
Fort Benton
T. C. Power Company
Helena
Sunriver
Great Falls
Chateau
Wheeler and Root
Birch Creek
Dupuyer
Blackfoot
Teton County
Billy Miller
Bynum
Kenneth McKenzie
Fort Shaw
Birchcreek
Evelina Rizzi
Chas. Powell
Browning
Lew
Melvin
Harold
Grace Depner
Eunice Lee
Big Sandy
Episcopal Church
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Lee H. Young
Chas. G. Roberts
Chateau Cemetery
A. €. Burbank
Sam Pfrimmer
Grover
Open Season on Huns and Chinks Begins Sunday
Open season for Hungarian partridges and Chinese pheasants kicks off Sunday with limits amid warnings. Hunters may shoot up to five Huns per day and ten in possession. no season for pheasants. Counties with open seasons on both Chinks and Huns include Beaverhead Blaine Cascade Chouteau Dawson Deer Lodge Fergus Flathead Gallatin Granite Lake Lewis and Clark etc. Counties with Huns only include Daniels Fallon Glacier Hill McCone Pondera Teton Wheatland. Chinks only open in Carter Custer Park.
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Beaverhead
Blaine
Broadwater
Cascade
Chouteau
Dawson
Deer Lodge
Fergus
Flathead
Gallatin
Granite
Judith Basin
Lake
Lewis and Clark
Liberty
Mineral
Missoula
Phillips
Powell
Little Blackfoot River
Ravilli
Richland
Roosevelt
Sanders
Sheridan
Silver Bow
Sweet Grass
Valley
Wibaux
Huns
Daniels
Fallon
Glacier
Hill
McCone
Pondera
Teton
Wheatland
Carter, Custer
Park
Court Happenings Open October Term
Judge Hattersley presided at the quiet October term. Foreclosure decree granted against Burrows. Orders to release attachment in Fairburn vs Parker. Depner case continued to November 12. Probate actions include guardianship reports and multiple estate settlements. Inheritance tax of 80.25 shown. administrators discharged. suit filed in district court seeks cancellation of a battle mortgage.
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Hattersley
Helen F. Delaney
Helen F. Burleigh
Elizabeth Burrows
E. L. Murphy
Robert Fairburn
Erma Parker
B. J. Packer
BE. J. Crary
the Teton Implement Co
John
Gus Depner
D. L. Scarrow
Cynthia Mateko Scarrow
Florence Matecko
Russell S. Matecko
Kate Carney
James Logan
Steve Kruzich
John Kerr Bruce
Catherine Mair
Scotland
Donald Kerr
Hank van Wichem
Cornelius van Wichem
R. M. Armour
S. L. Green
Albert C. Green
Lions plan charter visit to Coutts and Sweetgrass
Chateau Lions set to charter an international Lions club at Sweetgrass with participants including Dr and Mrs H W Bateman Mr and Mrs L E Taylor Mrs and Mrs H B Weeks and Mr and Mrs Geo Tennant traveling from the area for the event scheduled Saturday.
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Chateau Lions
Coutts
Sweetgrass
Ening
International Lions Club
H. W. Bateman
L. E. Taylor
H. B. Weeks
Geo, Tennant
Notable Names in Local History Archive
Forgey Frank McCabe J M Weaver and Francis Pambrun appear among a list of notable individuals referenced in a historical newspaper record. The snippet hints at a community or organizational context but provides no events or dates.
Taxpayers Face Higher 1934 Tax Total in Teton County
County Treasurer Elmer C. Smith reports the 1934 grand total tax bill for Teton County at 422,962.21, covering state, county, city, irrigation, school and other districts. The increase is led by the Bynum Irrigation district rising to 28,800.00 from 4,240.20 and by a 14,186.10 rise in the poor fund.
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Bynum Irrig
Elmer C. Smith
Board of Equalization
Teton County
Bynum
Seenenvey
Seu Sme
Byrum Irrigation District
Deag Cee Teeenaesereners
Chateau
Eden
Aremnancesensenene
Whmeer Deceares Neescraps Asecuse
Saweresa Wetensarennasee
U. S
Supreme Court de
Mtesececessas
Cision
Eeaweensenswaccs Seccncns
City of
Assassisen
Recreational Council Holds First Party of Season
The Teton County Recreational Council hosted the season opener last Friday at the high school with about 500 attendees. County Agent Fred Willson led games, Robert K. Funk organized stunts, and Mrs. F. R. Swenson supervised folk dancing. Ed Savik and E. M. Bammel headed the refreshments committee. A monthly meeting plan was approved with venues rotating to different communities, Diamond Valley named as next site for November 2. Veda Thompson and C. M. Swenson head the program. Mrs. C. M. Swenson and Arthur Davidson manage the cats. Willson and Mrs. E. M. Bammel handle the music.
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Teton County Recreational Council
Fred Willson
Robert K. Funk
F. R. Swenson
Ed Savik
E. M. Bammel
Chateau
Diamond Valley
Veda Thompson
C. M. Swenson
Arthur Davidson
Mr. Willson
Moon to Represent Teton Shipping at Turkey Grading School
H. J. Moon of Pendray will represent the Teton Shipping association at a turkey grading school next Monday and Tuesday in Great Falls. He is a licensed grader. The association plans a turkey shipment early in December.
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H. J. Moon
Pendray
Teton Shipping Association
Great Falls
D L Scarrow Re elected State Conductor Farmers Union at Havre
The 18th annual Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America convention met in Havre October 10 to 13 with over 200 delegates from 34 counties. D L Scarrow of Beck was re elected state conductor. Ralph of Joplin was elected president.
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D. L. Scarrow
Farmers Union
Havre
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Dawson County
Ravalli
Pondera
Longth
Ralph
Joplin
State Board of Directors
Teton County
Wm. Wellenstein
Ira Ritenour
Pendroy
W. G. Dauwalder
Elmer Erickson
Bole
Joe Homberg
Beck
Lyle Standish
Stolen North Dakota Car Recovered by Billings
A Plymouth car stolen near Fargo was found abandoned by Henry Kregness above town. Sheriff J L Billings traced the North Dakota plates to the owner, prompting two arrests in Great Falls after confessions were obtained. The car was in good condition except for the missing key.
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Henry Kregness
Spring Creek
J. L. Billings
North Dakota
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Fargo
Nourth Dakota
Great Falls
Billings
Byrne Couple Leaves for Ida Ho Visit
Mr and Mrs J B Byrne departed last week to visit relatives in Ida Ho.
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J. B. Byrne
Idaho
Noted Lecture on Russia to Be Given Next Wednesday
Rev. Paul W. Dierberger pastor of the Congregational church in Great Falls will deliver a lecture titled Russia As I Saw It. He has traveled over 4000 miles in Russia and will speak at the Chateau high school auditorium next Wednesday at o oclock. Proceeds go to the Lions civic and charities fund with admission 40 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Paul W. Dierberger
Congregational
Great Falls
Russia
Chateau
Lions Civic and Charities Fund
Local pair announces son earns Northwestern dental school post
Dr. Lyall Crary, son of Dr. and Mrs. E. J. Crary of this city, has been appointed to an assistant professorship in the physiology laboratory at Northwestern University Dental School in Chicago. He will teach half time while pursuing his MD degree, already holding a DDS.
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E. J. Crary
Lyall Crary
Northwestern University Dental School
Chicago
Red Cross roll call starts in Teton county
The annual Red Cross drive began Monday with C. D. Mc Donald as roll call chairman. Local chairmen include Mrs. A. W. Walker Fairfield A. E. Anderson Power Jonas Johnson Dutton Robert K Funk Collins Mrs. W. H. Wellenstein Pendroy. Margaret Nagle urged renewals and aid for shoes eye care coats and other needs.
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Red Cross
Teton County
C. D. McDonald
Citizens State Bank
A. W. Walker
Fairfield
A. E. Anderson
Power
Jonas Johnson
Dutton
Robert
K Funk
Collins
W. H. Wellenstein
Pendroy
Margaret Nagle
Teton
Leavitt Stand on Politics Draws Crowd
Infantile paralysis claimed Friday the life of Jane Oberta Teddy Peterson, nine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Obert Peterson of this city. She died at Deaconess hospital in Great Falls after weeks of illness. Funeral services were held at St Stephen's Episcopal Church with a choir and six pallbearers. Interment followed at Chateau cemetery. Survivors include her parents a sister and a brother. This was the county's first fatality from the disease.
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Jane Oberta
Teddy” Peterson
Obert Peterson
Great Falls
Teddy
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Lee H. Young
Janet Aldrich
Mary Sulgrove
Sadie Sulgrove
Gordon Eckford
Edwin Dover
B. A. Roll
Jesus
Dona Allum
Audrey Lawdon
Marjorie Roll
Lois Halberg
Mildred Harrington
Frances Wright
Loraine Straight
Margaret Ste
Allotment Payments Under 1934 Wheat Program To Start
Montana farmers will begin receiving the first wheat adjustment payment for the 1934 crop. The Agricultural Adjustment administration estimates total 1934 payments at 4,346,716 dollars. A second payment for 1933 is expected at 1,892,200 dollars, with 3,398 dollars already paid.
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Montana
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Progress on Well Slow as Drill Reaches 2475 Feet
The Radigan Bolsinger well on Pendroy dome near Pondera oil field has reached 2475 feet and is being reamed down to find a solid landing. A salt water flow must be shut off in the black lime formation, according to the Montana Oil Journal.
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Pendroy Dome
Pondera Oil Field
Dutton
The
Montana Oil Journal
Alberta couples receive marriage licenses in October
John O. Curtis 24 of Greenlawn Alberta and Alta E. Lewis of Clandonald Alberta were issued licenses on October 13. Gale Stevenson 27 of Glacier Park and Helen Gossen 26 of Glacier Park received licenses on October 15. Harry Nicholson 21 of Great Falls and Jeanette Martindale 19 of Great Falls were licensed on October 16.
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John O. Curtis
Greenlawn
Alberta
Alta E. Lewis
Clandonald
Gale Stevenson
Glacier Park
Helen Gossen
Harry Nicholson
Great Falls
Jeanette Martindale
Gesell Family Relocates From Plentywood to Chateau
J L Gesell and family move to Chateau to take up residence replacing C C Botts who transfers to Lewistown. Gesell, an auditor for Continental Oil, has been in the area since July and the family has leased the Jas Heighton home.
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J. L. Gesell
Plentywood
Chateau
Mr. Gesell
Continental Oil Company
C. C. Botts
Lewistown
Mrs. Gesell
Jas. Heighton
Wanda Price Visits Parents During Vacation
Miss Wanda Price employed by Northwest State Utilities at Shelby visited Friday to spend part of her vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Price.
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Wanda Price
Northwest State Utilities Company
Shelby
Harry Price
Leavitt Returns to Montana for Senate Run
Former congressman Scott Leavitt spoke at the county courthouse to rally support for his short term U S Senate bid. Judge Stanley E Felt, a Republican candidate, followed with remarks on irrigation sugar beet and farm policy and critiqued opponent Roy B Ayers’ record. The event featured Arnold Manusa introducing Leavitt and highlighted local political issues and campaign strategy.
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Scott Leavitt
House of Representatives
Montana
Court House
United States Senate
Leavitt
Stanley E. Felt
16Th Judicial
Congress
Felt
Roy B. Ayers
Ayers
Senate
Congres
The American Scene by Edwin C Hill Library note
Edwin C Hill discusses The American Scene a nonfiction portrait of life in 1932. The book highlights striking personalities and moments, illuminating both major events and overlooked incidents. The note mentions juvenile books from Oz series and library hours and donations from Mrs Milton Ritter.
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Edwin C. Hill
Milton Ritter
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Teton Pioneer
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Pioneer “Drives
Great Divide
Choteau
Masonic Lodge
Choteau Lodge No
A. F
A. M
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
C. K. Malone
T. O. Larson
C. W. Wymer
Order
Mary Bair
Lodge
Arthur Ramsey
RED Cross RG
Oberta Peterson
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