Burton Farmers Weigh Reservoir Proposal At Burton Meeting
At Farmington hall stockholders of the Teton Cooperative Canal Co discussed building a storage reservoir near Eureka Lake ten miles from Spring Hill. A committee led by C. G. Passmore will study costs and potential federal or state aid, with a special stockholders meeting set for September 19 at the Burton schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington Hall
Teton Cooperative Canal Co
Obert Peterson
Eureka Lake
Spring Hill
Black Place
C. G. Passmore
Frank Gault
Henry Davidson
Oliver Mauseth
K. R. Smith
Yelte Bakker
Burton School House
Cooperative Canal Company
Burton Ditch
Burton Beach
Teton
Fred Willson
Otto Wagnild
Two New Appointments to High School Faculty Staff
The Teton County high school staff fills vacancies from the resignations of Miriam Barnhill and Evelyn Mattmiller. Miss Margaret Murphy of Butte will teach foreign languages and some English, while Beulah Brown succeeds Miss Mattmiller. Murphy, a Montana State University graduate, has years of teaching experience including a stint as principal at Melrose. Brown, an Ohio State College graduate, comes from teaching home economics in Austinburg Ohio after a stint at Belleview rural school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Miriam Barnhill
Evelyn Mattmiller
Margaret Murphy
Butte
Mattmiller
Beulah Brown
Pairings Made for Chateau Club Golf Championship
Jim Broderick, secretary of Chateau Country club, released pairings after last week’s qualifying rounds dropping to two flights. Top qualifier Clint Core led with 84, tied second were Bob Reickhoff and J Kent Midgett at 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Broderick
Chateau Country Club
Clint Core
Bob Reickhof
J. Kent Midgett
C. S. McDonald
Bob Reickhoff
John Conlin
Frank Stearns
C. D. McDonald
Fred Barribal
Bert Packer
R. E B. Nelson
Dr. C. W. Boussard
Clarence Looney
H. E. Adams
Hank” Croigsen
Burr Huffman
G. C. Core
H. D. Council To Meet Here Friday
Thirteen home demonstration presidents plus the Teton County H D club council officers will meet in Choteau for the fall council session led by Frances Smith. The 10 30 a m agenda covers the 1936 37 county program and year features. Pot luck lunch follows with roll call summaries from presidents and secretary reports from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
H. D. Club Council
Choteau
Frances Smith
Bozeman
Harry Thompson
G. C. Stott
Millers Report First Week of Operation a Success
The local flour mill under Schnug brothers George and William reports a successful first week with strong patronage and cooperation. All grocers carry the new Tip Top flour. Baking tests daily. flour samples sent to laboratories. farmers show interest in wheat exchange. local wheat purchases noted. Mill staff include Dick Bigham and Eldon Braunsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnug Brothers
George
William
Dick Bigham
Eldon BraunoBth
Turkey Market Outlook Bright
A Great Falls meeting of county agents and boards of directors of Teton area shipping associations heard from Herbert Beyers of the Northwest Turkey Growers about marketing cost cuts from 1951 to 1936 and brokerage savings. The group noted higher feed costs but encouraged finishing birds to prime grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Teton County
Oliver Mauseth
H. J. Moon
Math Decker
Paul Mathis
Fred Willson
Claude Windecker
Herbert Beyers
Northwest Turkey Growers Association
Salt Lake City
Northwest
Turkey Growers Association
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
H. E. Cushman
Byers
Praise for Road Improvements by Mr and Mrs Patrick Egan
Mr and Mrs Patrick Egan and daughter Teresa with Lawrence Dunkier toured Chateau en transit to Great Falls after a Flathead Swan Lake trip and a visit to the Teton region. He commended Teton county commissioners for river road work and praised the Montana Highway Commission for recent highway improvements across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Egan
Teresa
Lawrence Dunkier
Chateau
Great Falls
Flathead
Swan Lake District
North Fork
Teton
Teton County
Egan
Montana Highway Commission
Malone-Miss Bonnie Ties Knot With Eddie Kirkildie
Word comes from Butte of the marriage two weeks ago of Miss Bonnie Malone daughter of C. K. Malone and Eddie Kirkildie. They will reside in Butte where he is employed at a mine. He previously ran the Parkway cafe in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Bonnie Malone
C. K. Malone
Eddie Kirkildie
Kirkildie
Parkway
Proff Calls For Prompt Compliance Reports In Agriculture
Charles FP Proff, president of the Teton County Agricultural Control Association, urged farmers to file reports on compliance with soil conservation programs. About half of roughly 1400 farmers reported on farms supplied for filling in. A measuring program, akin to the wheat allotment plan, will follow with a training school in Great Falls led by J A Barton. about 40 locals have applied to be measurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chas. FP. Proff
Proff
Great Falls
J. A. Barton
Barton
Priest Sherrin Named Pastor at Stevensville
Rev. Fr. James J. Sherrin, longtime assistant at St. Luke’s in Chateau, is appointed pastor of St. Mary’s in Stevensville by Bishop Gilmore. He left Chateau to begin duties after a farewell party with about 100 attendees. Fr. Emmett Shea of Butte will join Chateau parish as assistant pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Sherrin
St. Luke’s Church
St. Mary's Church
Stevensville
Bishop Gilmore
Helena
Father Sherrin
Chateau
J. A. Baart
Montana
Father DeSmet
Emmett Shea
Butte
Country Club Plans To Build Club House
Chateau Country club advances plans to construct a club house at the local golf course. A benefit dance on Sept 17 will kick off the project with a German beer garden imitation. City donates the Legion pavilion for the event and proceeds from the annual election night dance will fund the club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Country Club
Legion
Local Champs Crown Tennis Winners on Lions Club Court
Sunday afternoon at the Lions Club court, J. Kent Midgett won the men's title and Robert Johnson the boys title. Semifinals saw Peterson beat Mozer 9-7 7-5. Midgett defeated Hunziker 6-2 6-4. Midgett swept Peterson 6-0 6-2 6-0 in the final. Norman Rosengren beat Thompson 6-1 6-2 and Rosengren beat Marfield Rosengren 6-1 6-3 to reach the boys final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
J. Kent Midgett
Robert Johnson
John Peterson
Julius Mozer
Midgett
C. J. Hunziker
Larson for Senator Clubs Form In Montana Counties
The Teton County Larson for Senator Club reports multiple counties including Toole Glacier and Pondera already organizing Larson for Senator groups. Chateau, Larson’s home town, energizes the local effort and the statewide push grows. Glacier county head J. L. Sherburne. secretary treasurer Frank Van De Mark. Executive committee includes Dan Whetstone Martin Jacobson Jonas Washee Oscar Thornton S T Scotland and George W Adkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Toole
Glacier
Pondera
Chateau
Larson
J. L. Sherburne
Glacier County Club
Frank van de Mark
Dan Whetstone
Martin Jacobson
Jonas Washoe
Oscar Thornton
S. T. Scotland
George W. Adkin
Trial Set for Saturday in Pishkun Set Line Case
A jury trial is demanded for the Pishkun reservoir set line fishing case. Justice of the Peace J G Jackson will hear the proceedings at 2 p m Saturday after county attorney KE Murphy conferred with defense attorney J R Reynolds of Great Falls. The action involves points of law and the similar cases may be dismissed if the first defendant is not convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
Pishkun
KE. L. Murphy
J. R. Reynolds
Great Falls
Havre Man Buys Local Store To Sell Men s Apparel
Mrs. O Hansen sells Parlor Shoppe stock to Leroy Inmany who will operate men s and boys apparel at the same Main avenue site. Inman, from Havre, replaces stock and plans a close out sale then new lines. Hodgskiss owns the building. sale notes Hansen aims to ease workload and rest with Dayton and New Jersey visits ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Hansen
Dayton
Ohio
Earle
Daugh
Teton FFA Team Wins Livestock Judging at Missoula
The Teton Future Farmers of America judging team won first in the livestock judging contest at the Western Montana fair in Missoula. Members John Shoquist Alvin Meyer and Bernard Toenges led the team, which previously won first at the North Montana fair in Great Falls. Adviser Herb Winner and Mrs Winner accompanied the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Future Farmers
Montana
Missoula
Smith-Hughes
Deer Lodge
Polson
Teton
Teton F. F. A
John Shoquist
Alvin Meyer
Bernard Toenges
Herb Winner
Annual Flower Show Premium List Announced
Flower show set for September 7 with 33 classes and prizes donated by local firms. Mrs. C. S. McDonald chairs the committee with Mrs. H. L. Stafford and others. judging by Fritz Roll, tea and dance events planned, with proceeds benefiting the library and an extensive premium list awarded across many flower categories and merchandise prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. McDonald
H. L. Stafford
Glen R. Becker
J.E. Byrne
Gay Bagley
Frontier event date set for Linns 19'er celebration
The executive committee of the Linns 19'er celebration named by the board fixed Friday and Saturday October 2 and 3 as the event dates. Subcommittees were formed with chairmen named for each group including Bankers, Roulette, Race horse, Chuck luck, Poker, Blackjack, Beano, Refreshments, Lunch stand, Cane rack, Dice game, Safety first, and Dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linns 19
Board of Directors
Herb Winner
H. W. Bateman
K. E. Sturgis
Fred S. Willson
Wm. F. Olsen
A. . Guthrie
John Hentges
C. W. Burns
Fred Barribal
Tom Larson
Julius Hirshberg
L. Kk. Taylor
Otto Wagnild
John Conlin
A. C. Hanusa
Lee Hirshberg
John Moore
Irshal Davis
Phil 1
FE. B. Maynard
Clint Core
Ww. W. Smith
Wayne Gillette
Alex Burrell
Geo. Benedett
Chas. Franks
N. W. Edwards
H. Bloom
J. K. Byrne
L. J. Howard
Frank Young
Les Thirkill
Chas. Hunziker
Duck Pond
Joe Knudtzon
J. Kent Midgett
Silver Tea At Public Library Draws Crowd And Funds
The annual silver tea at the public library drew more than fifty guests and collected twelve dollars for the library fund. Donated books filled many boxes, with fiction dominating among the gifts. Mrs. St E Nelson led the event with assistance from several club officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Public Library
Public Library
St. E. Nelson
Deo. Carroll
John Hentges
Marion Averill
Frank Stearns
County and Forest Service Plan Road Improvement to Mill
Forest Ranger George Duvendack announced a 50 50 cooperative agreement between Teton county commissioners and the forest service to improve the road up the north fork of the Teton and Waldron creek to the Stengrimson sawmill. The project focuses on general upgrades rather than extensive work, with a permanent program to follow. The first truck load of supplies and equipment reached the site Tuesday, and the road serves farmers, recreationalists, and others for hauling lumber and firewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Duvendack
Forest Service
Teton County
Teton
Waldron Creek
Stengrimson
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H. D. Council
Turkey
Jas. J. Sherrin
Country Club
Champ
Johnson
Larson-for- Senator
Ter
Evelyn Peden
Lloyd
Fanwood
N. J
Virginia
The
State University
Inman
F. A. Buttrey Co
Tennant
Rexall Beauty Shop
Teton Dairy
Burrell Cigar Store
Wallace Motor Co
Bloom's Cash and Carry Grocery
Chateau Creamery
Berndt Barber Shop
Choteau Meat Co
Jackson's
Dahlia
Choteau Implement Co
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co
Standard Service Station
Beaupre Cafe
Bylers Market
Spring Creek Dairy
Chateau Bakery
Pollock
Gamble Store
Looney Shop
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Hager Shop
Taylor Garage
Chick's Service
Cosmos
W. J. Howard
Texaco Station
John T. Moore
Johnson’s Food Markt
Oasis
Chateau Drug Co
Gallatin Valley Elev. Co
Post Tavern
Gene Allan
Ord
Royal Theater
Chateau Hardware Co
Zinthias
Rice Auto Court
J. C. Penney Co
Rexall Plug Co
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Curtis Folda Co
I. Packer
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