Community Wheat Committee Appointments and Updates
Wheat growers contracts under the allotment plan are being processed by county committees at the courthouse. Several committees from Pendray Bynum Agawam Farmington Collins Diamond Valley Power and Bole filed, with others to come to Chateau. Directors will form a county allotment committee and organize the Teton County Wheat Control association by the 25th, naming committee chairmen for each community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Court House
Pendray
Bynum
Agawam
Farmington
Collins
Diamond Valley
Power
Bole
Chateau
Ira Ritenour
Pendroy
Gordon Monkman
Teton County
Control Association
Pendrey
W. H. Wellenstein
J. E. Lewis
F. R. Swenson
A. S. Jensen
Henry Weist
Joe Torgerson
Wendell Petri
J.B. Conner
C. M. Swenson
R. P. Reiding
W. D. Reiquam
N. W. Edwards
Ed. Alzheimer
Dutton
Chas
Proff
J. B. Bohling
al Willick
Fairfield
Martin Olson
John Sands
John Eastwood
Bob—W. G. Dauwalder
E. M. Bammel
Martin Gronberg
Beck
Joe Primus
John Toenges
Joe Holmberg
M. B. Bolland
Ole Rosholdt
Fred Schultz
W. P. Andrews
Adam Dahlman
George Toeckes
J. A. Baart
J. L. Barrett
Jasper Murray
District 7 Woman's Clubs Convene in Conrad
The Conrad Woman's club hosts district 7 convention on October 23 and 24 with clubs from Cut Bank Shelby ChateauWalier Glacier Park Fairfield Dutton and Belfast represented. Officers include Pres A C Peterson Conrad vice pres M K Luther Chateau secretary N Withrow Walter treasurer E Zimmerman Bozeman. A banquet at the Conrad hotel on Monday evening October 28 features dance revue high school band readings by Mrs Thor Baker and a vocal solo by Mrs Lucille Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Woman's Club
Cut Bank
Shelby
Chateau
Walier
Glacier Park
Fairfield
Dutton
Bole
District 7
A. C. Peterson
Conrad
M. K. Luther
N. Withrow
Walter
E. Zimmerman
R. E. Brown
Rad Hotel
Thor Baker
Lucille Essex
Conrad Club
Arthur Ramsey
Choteau Club
R. E. Nelson
Mixed Foursome Held Sunday Despite Handicaps
The Chateau Country Club mixed foursome faced travel and weather disruptions as hunting season opened. Only one pairings match completed with the rest rearranged or canceled. Results include Coffey Core, Baillie Hannan, McLean Bateman, Boussard Conlin, Smith Hentges, Hassos Core, Core Doughty, each defeating their opponents in the limited play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Country Club
George M. Coffey
G. C. Core
E. J. Crary
C. S. McDonald
R. F. Baillie
J. J. Hannan
Ethel Morgan
C. W. Boussard
Meda McLean
H. W. Bateman
Inez Eckford
Phil S. Cole
John Conlin
EB. J. Hirshberg
D. P. Fabrick
W. W. Smith
John Hentges
A. H. Doughty
Marion Hassos
Clinton Core
Ruby Miller
Jack Core
Madge Looney
Paul Baillie
Country Club Benefit Dance Slated For Hallowe'en Night
The Chateau Country Club will host its annual public dance on Hallowe'en night at the K. P. hall. Proceeds support the golf course and club properties. Tennant's orchestra will provide music. door prizes and planned features aim to ensure a lively evening. Arnold Hanusa chairs arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chateau Country Club
Hallowe’en
K. P. Hall
Tennant
Arnold Hanusa
Browning Couple Married at St Luke's Rectory
Henry T Parsons son of Harry R Parsons and Florence DeGuire daughter of Henry DeGuire were married Monday afternoon in St Luke's rectory by Rev William Curran. Witnesses were Alva Atkins and Thedra Tomal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
St. Lukes
Wm. Curran
Henry T. Parsons
Harry R. Parsons
Florence DeGuire
Henry DeGuire
Alva Atkins
Thedra Tomal
Moore Reappointed Special Game Warden in Two Counties
John Moore of this city has been reappointed as a special game warden for the big game hunting season. The State Fish and Game commission made the appointment on the recommendation of the Teton County Sportsmen's association. His district covers Cascade county near Neihart and parts of Teton county. He went to Neihart to begin duties, with possible extension beyond the season if funds allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Moore
Neihart
Allum Brings First Elk of Season to Chateau
Allum arrived Monday with a cow elk taken Sunday on Route creek in the Sun river drainage. He packed in Saturday and brought out the first elk. Frank Henderson, formerly with the Allum dray line, joined the camp and took an elk calf Monday. Hunters flocked to the hills for opening day despite snow in the Teton section. Deer were abundant in Ford creek country but none brought to town. deer may not be killed in Teton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allum
Route Creek
Sun River
Frank Henderson
Mr. Allum
Allum Camp
Teton
Ford Creek
Lewis and Clark County
Teton County
Ellen Shields Assigned Cadet Teacher in Missoula High
Ellen Shields of Dutton enrolled in the State university fall practice teaching course and was assigned as cadet teacher in mathematics at Missoula county high school. Practice classes began last week and continue through the quarter with twenty one students practicing in Missoula grade and high schools and six slated to teach at the state university. All prospective teachers must enroll for the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Ellen Shields
Dutton
State University
Missoula County
Institute Dates Oly by County Superintendent
The Teton county rural and elementary teachers institute will be held November 1 and 2 at the Chateau public school. Sessions run 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4:30 p.m. Speakers include Margaret Hood, Alice Mattison, Henrietta Crockett, J. A. Williams, and Elizabeth Ireland. Music teachers and supervisors are invited to special sessions. The next day the Teton County Teachers association meets with officer elections planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Montana Tuberculosis Association
J. A. Williams
Missoula
Miss Ireland
Miss Hood
Prayer and Legion Meetings in Fort Benton District
A Fort Benton district program lists a prayer service with Mrs George Carroll and Mrs Longfellow, a district business meeting at the Court House presided by K. C. Knutson, and a 7 p.m. banquet with Bert I. Packer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carroll
Longfellow
Fort Benton Dist
B. I. Packer
Court House
Bert I. Packer
Cook and Chatter 4 H Club Concludes Season With Program
The Cook and Chatter 4 H Club of Chateau ended its 1933 year with an achievement day at Mrs. J. E. Hodgskiss home. Mothers and guests attended a 4 H breakfast of club member recipes. Twenty meals were served along with breakfast material exhibits. Officers were Louise Clarkson president and Margaret Hodgskiss secretary treasurer. Members include Margaret Hodgskiss Evelyn Hodgskiss Wilma Van Scherpenzeel Catherine Van Scherpenzeel Virginia Allum Evelyn Clarkson Louise Clarkson Dorothy King Florence Bush Nora Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Robert Clarkson
J. E. Hodgskiss
Louise Clarkson
Margaret Hodgskiss
Margaret
Evelyn Hodgskiss
Wilma
Catherine van Scherpenzeel
Virginia Allum
Evelyn
Dorothy King
Florence
Nora Bush
Yell Duchess Elsie Hirshberg Leads Montana U Parade
Missoula October report notes Elsie Hirshberg a sophomore in the State university journalism school was appointed yell duchess for the student body. She helped lead yells and songs with the yell king and other duchesses at the campus parade and pep rally on the Missoula ballpark oval in preparation for the State University vs Washington State college football game Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Elsie Hirshberg
Chateau
State University
State University-Ashington
Miss Hirshberg
O. E. S. Fidelity Chapter Marks 38th Anniversary
Visitors attended the Fidelity chapter O. E. S. anniversary exercises and banquet last Wednesday. Guests included Mrs. Malone past grand matron Mrs. Campbell past worthy matron Olive Chapter No 10 Great Falls Mrs. Hawkins and Mrs. Murphy Olive chapter Great Falls. Fifty-one dined. Mrs. Ella Irwin and Mrs. Clara Roberts reported on the grand chapter meeting at Billings and Mrs. Amanda Packer with Mrs. Julius Hirshberg spoke on Fidelity chapter history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Chapter
Malone
Campbell
Olive Chapter
Great Falls
Hawkins
Murphy
Ella Irwin
Clara Roberts
Billings
Amanda Packer
Julius Hirshberg
Mrs Ferris Takes Readers Through Eastern U K Trip
Mrs Eugene Ferris narrates a East Coast tour story in a letter to The Acantha. The couple travels from Toledo to Cleveland to New York visiting Buffalo and Niagara Falls with Niagara Walls Canada on the itinerary while Gene Ferris attends the World Series finale in New York. Weather appears pleasant along the Ohio corridor and Mrs Ferris notes visiting her mother in Montana, pondering climate comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
New York
Buffalo
Eugene Ferris
Niagara Walls
Canada
Gene
Ohio Country
Montana
Former Teton Teacher Wed in Chicago
Elva Hanusa, who taught in Pendroy and later at Midlton near Dutton, married H. C. Dickman in Chicago on Sept. 29. The groom works in the post office department. The couple will reside at 1489 Hyde Park Boulevard, Chicago. Elva is sister to Arnold Hanusa of Teton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Hanusa
Middleton
Dutton
Will Hanusa
Chicago
H. C. Dickman
Civil Service
Post Office Department
Hyde Park Boulevard
Arnold Hanusa
Teton County
Maro Butchart Earns Freshman Honor at State University
Marc Butchart of Chateau is named a member of a new men s chorus at the Montana state university. The chorus will perform at the Montana Washington State College football game. Butchart also appears on a list of 15 students recognized for dramatic talent from tryouts in the Little Theatre building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Missoula
Marc Butchart
Chateau
State University
Montana
Rainbow Caught By G C Core Wins First Place
Postmaster G C Core of Chateau caught an eight pound one ounce rainbow trout last Thursday at Pishkun reservoir to win the rainbow class in Morris Sporting Goods summer big fish contest in Great Falls. The eight prize rod honor followed a 24 hour possession rule. other prizes covered 13 categories including cutthroat brook and pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Core
Chateau
Morris Sporting Goods
Great Falls
Good Market for Horses Drives Shipments to Illinois
Two carloads of horses and one carload of sheep were shipped Tuesday over the Great Northern for points in Illinois. Shippers R. A. Clearman and G. O. Haines note this is the eighth carload of horses shipped by them between the Teton and Sun rivers, with considerable demand for horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Illinois
R. A. Clearman
G. O. Haines
Teton
Sun Rivers
Mr. Clearman
Gordon Monkman of Bynum Observes Local Business
Gordon Monkman from Bynum was in Chotesus yesterday tending to local business matters and running errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Monkman of
Bynum
Chotesusterday
Woman's Club Notes on Italian Program and Book Day
The Italian program at the C. W. Burns home drew a large audience. Miss Katharine MacDonald gave a talk on arts and country customs. Jewelry and leather from Italy were shown. Miss Hazel Trescott sang Ave Maria. Arnold Hanusa spoke on the NRA. Book Day was set for November 7 at the library with tea served by a committee. The club approved a $1.50 donation to the library and invites the public to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Burns
Katharine MacDonald
MacDonald
Italy
Hazel Trescott
Arnold Hanusa
NRA
Arthur Hirshberg
Gay Bagley
E. J. Hirshberg
Former sign painter dies in duck boat accident near Chateau
Ford R. Lake 26 a former Great Falls sign painter and sole son of Mr and Mrs August Lake Bozeman died near Priest Lake after a duck hunting trip with brother in law Donald Roth Sun River. Their boat capsized in rising wind Roth swam across with an inner tube to reach shore and drag Lake through mud to safety but Lake died en route to Chateau hospital. Funeral arrangements set after body moved to Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford R. Lake
Great Falls
August Lake
Bozeman
Priest Lake
Donald Roth
Sun River
Roth
Chateau
Paul Mathis
Pathan
Wesky
Lake
Mathis
Mr. Mathis
Milwaukee
Great Northern
Chateau Hospital
J. L. Billings
B. I. Packer
Chas. G. Roberts
Roberts
William Roth
Lake Sign. Co
Flowers for Veterans at Fort Harrison Armistice Day
A veterans' flowers event at Fort Harrison coincides with Armistice Day. On Tuesday November 7 the regular business meeting occurs with a short afternoon session. Ticket prices for a cutwork tablecloth have been cut to 25 cents, refunds for 50 cent tickets offered until noon October 25, and a two ticket draw will be added for those who paid 50 cents. The lucky number will be drawn at the Chateau library on book day November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Har
Chateau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Organization of Wheat Control Association
Woman’s Clubs
Country Club
Hallowee
Cascade Counties
Allum
Missoula Hi
Oly
Teachers’ Association
Teton County Teachers’ Association
George Finley
Power High School
Earl Ogline
Priest la
Three Rivers Dist. No
Gil Uan
American Legion and
Masonic Hall
Lay
Trea
Wliliccls
Geo. Carroll
Dist
R. Carpenter
Iver
Alice Bartholomew
John Thurman
Mabel Loudin
Falls
M. S. Bullerdick
Toastmaster
Wvyiss
George A. Carroll
Chateau 7
Harold DePue
Mabel Lundin
C. H. Minette
Oy Molumby
R. BE. Nelson
Chateau Review of Convention
Herbert Kibler
Leonard Ledbetter
Cook and Chatter 4-H Club
Maro Butchart
Rainbow
Ford Lake
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