Forest Ranger reviews Lewis and Clark forest trails and elk
Ranger L H McLean returned after a 10 day inspection of the Lewis and Clark forest. Trail construction totaled eight miles from Red Shale creek to Lick creek as a new secondary route near the Chinese wall. Elk distribution appears wider this season with grazing improvements aiding hunting prospects. Two new fish plantings, 15 000 trout fry each, were added to Lake Levale and Rock creek. Fire danger remains high though no major fires occurred on the district. Landing field at Gates park was lengthened and widened but remains uneven and unsafe for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. McLean
Lewis and Clark Forest
Teton
McLean
Sun River
Lake Levale
Rock Creek
Open Fork
Gates Park
Upper
Headquarters Creek
South Fork
Lubec
L. J. Howard
W. N. Streeter
Becomes Bride of Victor Steele Here Thursday
Margaret Corcoran Be becomes bride of Victor Steele in a Thursday ceremony performed by Justice of the Peace J. G. Jackson. The groom, a World War II veteran with the 359th Infantry, 90th division, has long worked in the area, now with J. M. Weaver & Son. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Robert Corcoran of Box Elder, has ties to Havre and Great Falls. They begin housekeeping at the Weaver block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Steele
Vic
Ewing Steele
Teton County
Margaret Corcoran
Great Falls
J. G. Jackson
Carl Peters
J. M. Weaver
359Th Infantry
Logan & Howard
J. M. Weaver & Son
Parkway
Beer Hall
Robert Corcoran
Box Elder
Havre
Great Falls Commercial College
Great Falls Meat Co
Steele
Weaver Block
High School Opens With Four New Faculty Members
Instruction resumed Tuesday at the county high school after summer break. Enrollment looks to match or exceed last year's figure. Four new teachers join the staff Miss Miriam Barnhill Miss Margaret Daly Earl Ogline and Miss Maxmiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Barnhill
Margaret Daly
Earl Ogline
Maxmiller
Setting on Choteau Augusta Road Planned for September 21
Missoula to Helena trip leads Mayor Burns to discuss funding with the State highway commission. A setting on September 21 may authorize about 12 miles of the Choteau Augusta road under the public works program with federal funds. The project runs from the Augusta end toward Chateau on Division Street near the courthouse, with local work to be done by the city if state crews proceed. The matter goes to R H Willcomb, division engineer at Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
C. W. Burns
Helena
State Highway Commission
Choteau-Augusta
R. D. Rader
Augusta
Wolf Creek
Chateau
Division Street
Court House
Burns
R. H. Willcomb
Great Falls
JINX ALL-STARS FALL TO GREAT FALLS 6 1
The Teton All-Stars were defeated 6 to 1 by the Great Falls Athletic Club. Furlong led the visitors with a homer and sound pitching while the locals made costly errors and left runners stranded. Earl es homered for the only All-Stars score as Furlong held off late rallies and Wren suffered the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton All-Stars
Great Falls Athletic Club
Furlong
Walsh
Wilson
Valacich
Lopach
Smith
H. Earles
Ross
G. Hanson
A. Hanson
Barles
Otness
Ditto
Core
Wren
Cardell
Athletic Club
H. Furlong
Gannaway
D. Furlong
Grass Seed Gathering Under Rural Rehab Plan In County
Nine hundred pounds of native blue joint and buffalo grass seed will be gathered in Te ton county to reseed burned and plowed areas. Fifteen men are at work under the state rural rehabilitation program directed by E. W. Nelson with John Hentges as county FERA chairman and Bob van Scharpenzeel as foreman. Work began in the Bole area then moved to an irrigated tract near Fairfield to improve seed yield. Cool humid weather slows progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
E. W. Nelson
Helena
John Hentges
County
FERA
Bob van Scharpenzeel
Bole
Henry Radcliffe Place
Fairfield
Chautauqua Workers Receive Praises for Success
The Ton's Own Chautauqua concluded last week with strong praise for performers and management. Highlights included Robert Clarkson's rural rehabilitation address, county agent remarks, and a Thursday chorus of about 70 under Arnold Hanusa's direction. Dean Hamilton lauded the stage presentation and spoke on changes from Jefferson to the New Deal, urging continuation of freedoms and a strong middle class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
The
Acantha
Robert Clarkson
Fred Willson
Fred Svensen
Chris Trebesch
Arnold Hanusa
George Tennant
Dean J. M. Hamilton
Montana State College
Dean Hamilton
Frances Moye
John Billings
Chateau
Wilson
United States
Mrs Harry Thompson Heads Te ton County Home Demonstration Council
Mrs Harry Thompson of Farmington was elected president of the Te ton County Home Demonstration council at its annual meeting. Other officers named were Mrs Violet Stott of Bynum as vice president and Mrs Robert Funk of Collins as secretary, with nine of ten clubs represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thompson
Farmington
Teton
Violet Stott
Bynum
John Toenyes
Power
Paul Mathis
Bob
C. O. Juelfs
Diamond Valley
Henry Bremer
Collins
Ethel Reid
Pendroy
Grace Mitchell
Atle Dederick
Robert Funk
Beatrice DeRusha
Ora Miller
Fred Phillips
Joe Walkington
Ora Schultz
Eee
Stockmen urged to secure feed before winter hits
County Agent Fred Willson warns Teton county stockmen that a statewide feed shortage is likely. He says sellers will ship to the highest bidder, stressing prioritizing local needs and advising buyers to act now. Prospective buyers can learn available feeds at his office as outsiders and relief agencies purchase pasture and feed. Dennis of Belt visited yesterday seeking feed for about 150 cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Willson
Teton County
Willson
State Relief Commission
Dennis
Belt
Enthusiastic Reception For Senator Wheeler At Dutton
More than 500 people in Teton county and nearby areas gathered in Dutton on Tuesday evening for a Young Democratic club event featuring Senator Burton K. Wheeler defending the New Deal and Rooseveltian policies. Wheeler urged educating youth to uphold democracy while criticizing international bankers and financiers. The program included speeches by James Murray and Jerry O Connell, a Chateau band concert, and a dance to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Burton K. Wheeler
Dutton
Young Democratic Club
Wheeler
House of Cards
Elizabeth Wheeler
American Young Democratic Club
James Murray
Jerry O'Connell
Murray
Roosevelt
O'Connell
Montana
United States
Chateau Band
C. W. Bousard
Jonas Johnson
Teton Young Democratic Club
D. P. Fabrick
All Teachers In County Have Employment
County Superintendent Inez Eckford stated there are no unemployed teachers in Teton County as schools open for the term. In Bynum, Evelyn Campbell replaces Eloise Campbell in history at East Helena, and Dorothy Hutchinson from Columbia Falls takes over the primary department from Gladys Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Inez Eckford
Bynum
Evelyn Campbell
Clark Coffey
Eloise Campbell
East Helena
Dorothy Hutchinson
Columbia Falls
Gladys Lincoln
Coroner Roberts Hurt As Auto Turns Over Near Augusta
County Coroner Chas G Roberts sustained injuries when two cars side swiped south of Augusta. His rear seat crash left him with head wounds possible rib injuries and severe bruises. He was treated in Augusta and returned home by ambulance. the other occupants escaped serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Roberts
Chas. G. Roberts
Galen
Augusta
Mr. Roberts
Tom Rogers
Eddie Kirkaldie
Helena
Rogers
Kirkaldie
Parkway Cafe
Albert Hicks
Wolf Creek
Gilbert Adams
Hicks
Adams
McCready
Ellsworth Strand
Choteau
Chevrolet
Hasbeens Clinch Sunday Baseball Tourney Title
The Hasbeens won a three game Sunday tournament defeating the Upstarts 17 to 16 in the final after a 15 to 4 win over the Castoffs earlier. Edwards and Loomis pitched in the opener with listed Hasbeens players including D Moore Dellno Otness and Cardell. Upstarts featured Jourdonnais Munson Dale and others before a dramatic comeback in the final frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otness
Hasbeens
Independents
Edwards
Loomis
D. Moore
Dellno
King
Allen
Broderick
Gerald
Fallon
Nett
Stearns
Johnson
Holmes
O'Hare
Huffman
O'Neill
Turner
le Desky
LeDesky
Dale
Pitch
Nt. Moore
Upstarts
Jourdonnais
Munson
R. Bleecker
Moye
Thompson
G. Core
H. Bleecker
Castoffs
Cohoe
Allum
Smith
Cardell
Moore
Hasheens
Gewald
Leary
Core
Bob Gordon Dies by Own Action in Great Falls
Word came last night that Bob Gordon former Bynum farmer and late of Fairfield died by suicide yesterday afternoon in Great Falls. He was known in Chateau for a minstrel show appearance and for local Masonic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Gordon
Bynum
Fairfield
Great Falls
Chateau
Record Flower Show Sets New Local Exhibit Record
The Chateau Woman's Club flower show surpassed expectations with 184 entries and 81 prizes. Judges praised dry land and novelty displays, noting strong outside participation from Fairfield, Bole and Bynum. Winners included Mrs Jas Robinson and Mrs Chas Koch among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’s Club
Fairfield
Bole
Bynum
American Legion
Jas. Robinson
Chas. Koch
John Daley
Chas, Koch
Knudtzon
H. W. Bateman
Jas. Peebles
B. I. Packer
L. E. Taylor
H. B. Swanson
Chas Koch
New Books Ordered For Pay Shelf And Transfers To General Shelf
The Woman's Club notes new books arriving for the pay shelf including I Claudius and The Thin Man and six more titles due by late September with delivery planned October 15. Several titles are moved to the general shelf such as Years of Grace and Exit, and a list of children’s titles is being prepared for release soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I, Claudius
R. Graves
Sinclair Lewis
Margaret Barnes
Rianbow
Pamela Wynne
Harold Beik Wright
M. Channon
Westward
Margaret Ayers Barnes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choteau- Augusta
Jinx
Chautauqua
H. D. Council
Blanche Lee
Blanche Lee Tee
Alda Torgerson
Henry Ness
Ethel Reld
B. K. Wheeler
Hasbeens Champs
Charles A. Burrell
Electric City
Conservatory of
Mr. Burrell
Woman's Club
Gay Bagley
Anna E. Stafford
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!