Speed zoning set on Wolf Creek road and five sections
Montana Highway Patrol Supervisor Lou Boedecker announced the first speed zoning in the state, establishing a 35 mph limit on five hazardous sections including Wolf Creek Helena area. The rule takes effect November 1 with patrols to begin immediately and no leniency for violators.
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Highway Patrol
Lou Boedecker
Helena
Montana
Boulder Hill
MacDonald Pass
Missoula
Bearmouth
Bozeman-Livingston
Hill Wolf Creek
Boedecker
New Wheat Contracts To Be Acted On By A New Board
Montana State college hosts action on wheat contracts prepared by producers for the 1936 39 adjustment terms. The State Grain board, appointed by the AAA grain division, serves as the Montana representative and may sit for some time. Members include W E Westlake chairman, Henry Sheffels, R G Tyler, Jay G Diamond, and E E Starch.
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Bozeman
Montana State College
State Grain Board
Grain Division
The
AAA
Montana
W. E. Westlake
Gallatin County
Rains Division
Henry Sheffels
Cascade County
R. G. Tyler
Time of the Masses at the Catholic Church
Next Sunday November 3 the 21st Sunday after Pentecost masses are scheduled in Choteau at 9 Bynum 11 Pairfield 8 30 and Augusta 11 Communion Sunday for Choteau and Wairfield On Saturday November 2 Feast of All Souls masses are listed at Bynum 6 Dutton 8 Chateau 9 Power 9 Augusta 11 Fairfield 11 Friday November 1 holy day Catholics may eat meat Pastor Rev J F Schulte
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Choteau
Bynum
Pairfield
Augusta
Wairfield
All Souls
Dutton
Chateau
Power
Fairfield
J. F. Schulte
Wheat contracts open to all producers who qualify
Bozeman Montana October 26 1986 report from J C Taylor Montana State College extension director explains a new four year wheat adjustment contract for 1936 to 1939 is open to all producers who can establish base production and acreage figures. Farmers not yet contract signers should contact community committeemen county allotment committee or the county agent. First 1936 adjustment payments will be issued in summer 1936 after contract compliance is checked.
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Bozeman
J. C. Taylor
Montana State College
Taylor
Bazaar a Success At Methodist Bazaar Dinner
Blizzard and cold wave reduced attendance at Tadies Industrial bazaar and dinner Tuesday but organizers report a surprisingly successful outcome. Net proceeds likely around 220 dollars. Evening dinner drew more people than the afternoon sale with remaining items auctioned off by J. J. Byler as auctioneer. White narcissus flowers are being offered at Cash and Carry with proceeds donated to the Industrial.
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Methodist Church
J. J. Byler
Three Choteau Boys Pledged at Montana State College
Bozeman reports three Choteau students among 120 pledges by seven fraternities at the close of rush week on the Montana State college campus. Jerome Teenyes joined Alpha Gamma Rho while Kappa Sigma pledged Melion and Robert Noble.
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Acantha
Bozeman
Montana State College
Jerome Teenyes
Alpha Gamma Rho
Kappa Sigma
Melion
Robert Noble
Butchers Have A Boy In Sunburst Birth
Word has been received of the birth on October 14 of a son to Mr and Mrs Earl Butcher of Sunburst. The child weighed 10 pounds and is named Gary Lee Thelma Olsson, mother of the infant, is a former Miss Thelma Olsson, graduate of Teton County High School and daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Qoison of Pairfield.
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Earl Butcher
Sunburst
Gary Lee
Butcher
Thelma Olsson
Teton County High School
Jacob Qoison
Pairfield
It Cant Happen Here Novel at Library
A review notes Sinclair Lewis It Cant Happen Here explores dictatorship in the United States in 1936 through Doremus Jessop and his circle. The piece highlights the book as timely and appealing to many readers with library hours listed as Wednesdays 7 30 to 9 and Saturdays 3 to 5.
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Sinclair Lewis
United States
Democratic
America
Doremus Jessop
Recreational Council Meeting Set for November 8
The Teton County Recreation Council will hold a meeting Friday evening November 8. Farmington leaders will run the program that evening. New president is F. Reid Swenson of Bynum with vice president Miss Veda Thompson and secretary Miss Iona Davidson.
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Teton
Carnival Postponed At Plainview School Near Power
The carnival and dance at Plainview school near Power are postponed to Saturday night November 2 under Miss Geraldine Moulton the school teacher directing. The event remains open to the public.
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Plainview School
Power
Geraldine Moulton
Hospital Notes Track Weekend Surgeries in Choteau Area
Choteau Hospital lists multiple patients from Bynum Choteau Augusta Cordova Dupuyer Fairfield Farming ton and Dutton entering hospital last Thursday Friday or Monday for surgical or medical treatment. Several patients including Jas Salois underwent appendicitis surgery and Mrs Casper Frantzich and baby were admitted for medical care.
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Martin Vigen of
Bynum
Si van DeRiet of
Choteau
Ross DeLack
Augusta
Jackie Kregness
Cordova
Casper Frantzich
Baby of Dutton
Jas. Salois of
Dupuyer
R. D. Anderson
S. J. Edgar of
Valuable Western Tradition Is Passing Into the Discard
The article laments the loss of the open latchstring frontier tradition in Region 1 forests. Ranges recount break ins to isolated cabins, theft of furniture, floor damage, and dirty dishes by campers using motor vehicles. Forest officers urge respectful use while welcoming recreation.
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Forest Service
Montana seeks federal butter grader for dairy products
Dr. J A Nelson of the Montana state college dairy department with B F Thrailkill and A P Bruce pursues appointment of a federal butter grader in Montana. A Bozeman conference with Edward Small discussed meeting California Oregon standards. Grader aims to protect Montana producers as post 1936 grading thresholds rise to high points.
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J. A. Nelson
State College At
Bozeman
B. F. Thrailkill
State Department of Agriculture
A. P. Bruce
Montana
California
Oregon
Edward Small
Federal Department of Agriculture
Small
R. C. Potts
Federal Department
Washington
Nelson
Thraisxill
Rangers Review of Lubec Range and Fire Season
Fire protection operated with minimal fires on the Lubec cattle and horse unit during 1935. Fences built and maintained, 15 000 sheep 1 400 cattle grazed, livestock in good condition, game in good condition, water scarce but available from snow banks, cooperation strong among locals and permittees. Court order notice for real estate sale published in Choteau Acantha.
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Lubec
Badger Station
Half Dome Lookout
Split Mountain
Birch Creek
Howard
Forest Service
Estate of Gunder Hanson sale order heard in Ninth Judicial District
In Montana Te ton County the Ninth Judicial District Court considers Henry B Hanson as administrator of the estate of Gunder Hanson deceased. The petition requests an order to sell the real estate described for stated purposes. Interested parties are ordered to appear Friday November 15 1935 at 10 oclock.
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Choteau
County of Teton
Choteau Acantha
Said Teton
Frances Rosengren
Meda McShan
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Gunder Hanson
Henry B. Hanson
Gunder
Hanson
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