Auto Gollides With Truck On Road Near Bose
DanieL T. Jimmy Pridham is hospitalized with four fractured ribs a broken ankle and multiple cuts after colliding with a well casing laden truck stalled at the roadside near Bose. The crash occurred about 10 PM Monday as Pridham attempted to pass a blindingly lit oncoming car and lost vision. The Buick sedan was demolished and the truck, owned by R C Tarrant of Casper Wyoming, was left near the grade with repairs to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel T
Jimmy” Pridham
Chateau Hospital
Jimmy
R. C. ‘Larrant
Casper
Wyo
Bert Wheeler
Wheeler
C. B. Tarrant
Chateau
Mr. Wheeler
Oilmont
Tarrant
Casper Field
Cut Bank
Browning Development Co
Browning
Bunkhouse Burns at Edwards Ranch in Farmington
A bunkhouse at the John Edwards ranch near Farmington was destroyed by fire last Thursday afternoon. The origin is unknown and Mrs. Edwards was at home. Contents valued around a thousand dollars included a washing machine, saxophone, trumpet, music, and instruments belonging to Joel Edwards. No wind prevented further damage to the residence and other buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edwards
Farmington
Trees at Hentges Home Show Exceptional Foliage
Visitors to the John Hentges home notice extraordinary foliage from topped Missouri river cottonwood trees. Leaves average eight inches wide and thirteen inches long, making the trees look tropical. The house once belonged to Governor Erickson. the trees’ planter is unknown, possibly the young lawyer Ierickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hentges
Hentges
Mr. Hentges
Mrs. Hentges
J. &. Erickson
Chateau
Ierickson
Commonwealth of Montana
JH Connor Returns From California Funeral Details
JH Connor arrives in Chateau after attending his wife Mary West Conner's funeral in Los Angeles. He traveled with his son Alden and friend C C Weaver, four days from Long Beach. The service was held at Forest Lawn, with Pierc e Bros. in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Conner
Long Beach
Calif
Mary West Conner
Pierce Bros., Inc
Los Angeles
Conner
Pierce
California
Clark Bros., Inc
Chas
W. Cowell
Sam D. Crawford
Frank E. Daggett
Harold Luther
John Truchot
W. B. Logan
Mr. Conner
Mr. Weaver
Charlie LaPage
Conners
Flower show records set with 141 entries on Labor Day
The Chateau Woman's club flower show at the American Legion pavilion attracted 141 entries, surpassing the 136 record. Mrs. C S McDonald and Mrs. J E Byrne led the event with prize lists for sweet peas, asters, dahlias, gladiolas, and many other blooms, all to support the public library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’s Club
American Legion
C. S. McDonald
J. EB. Byrne
Public Library
C. W. Burns
L. E. Taylor
Obert Peterson
Otis Mellon
Fritz Roll
Roll
Great Falls
L. E Taylor
W. W Smithard
J. J. Byrne
Clara H. Baker
Prominent Teton Teacher Marries Reclamation Engineer
Miss Esther Ellen McArdle daughter of Mrs. Junia McArdie of Bynum and Albert Willard Walker a civil engineer and Sun River irrigation project superintendent wed in Seattle at 4 p m Monday Sept 5 Rev Father A Juden officiated The couple plans a autumn home in Fairfield after a wedding trip through Glacier National Park Danff and Lake Louise
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Ellen Mcardle
Junia McArdie
Bynum
Albert Willard Walker
John Guinette
Seattle
Bakers
Gladioli
Ies
Father Rich. A. Juden
Sacred Heart Church
St Tle
Margaret Ann McArdie
Empire Builder
Glacier Park
Danff
Lake Louise
Fairfield
C. F. McArdie
Great Palls
Guy Miller
Columbia University
Teton County
Teton County and Is A Member of the State Educational Examining Board
Walker
Harvard
Boston School of Technology
Sun River
Outside contestants join Lions cash prize dance tickets
Contestants from in and out of town enter a civic benefit dance ticket sale to be held October 15. Chairman R. E. Nelson reports broad county outreach, with a 1500 ticket goal and prizes for sellers plus a V eight Ford prize draw for ticket buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Nelson
Nelson
Teton County
Glacier
Toole
Pondera
Lions
Livestock Shipped to Chicago Market Monday
Ten carloads of livestock left the Great Northern for Chicago. Seven cars carried cattle and three carried sheep. Vincent Ward sent two cattle cars, L H Hamilton one, Ed Burfening three, Julius Hanson one, while Phil S Cole shipped the sheep loaded at Pendroy. Ward and Burfening accompanied the shipment, the first large livestock outbound of the season.
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Great Northern
Chicago
Vincent Ward
L. H. Hamilton
Ed. Burtening
Bynum
Julius Hanson
Pendroy
Phil S. Cole
Mr. Ward
Mr. Burfening
Gates Park Plane Landing Field Set for Fast Finish
Forest Ranger W N Streeter announced immediate work on Gates park landing field in Sunriver canyon. A 16 man crew plus cook will clear and level a 100 foot by 0.5 mile strip, plus 150 feet on each side, to provide wing clearance and rough runway space. Work to take about three weeks under Bud McNeal supervision.
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Gates Park
Sunriver Canyon
W. N. Streeter
Teton District
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Streeter
Chateau
Mr Streeter
Ole Wordhagen
Louis DeWitt
J. J. Dever
Allen “Buster” Lindseth
Oscar Lindseth
QO. M. Lindseth
Wilbur Yeager
Ghotau Teams PUE To Fat For Falls Boys
Gorge Benedett's baseball aggregation rallied after a defeat to Fairfield. They beat the Excels 5 to 0 on Sunday and then routed the Diamond Cubs 13 to 2 in seven innings on Labor Day, with Grasseeens Blastic and Leary homering and hurling by Trunkle limiting the visitors to three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge Benedett
Fairfield
Great Falls
Excels
Diamond Cubs
Benedett
Choteau
Grasseeens
Blastic
Leary
Grarseschi
Ele
Trunkle
Jaxcels
Bridge Dinner Honors Miss Eleanor Crossen
Mrs HW Robison hosted a bridge party last Wednesday for Miss Eleanor Crossen who left Sunday for Los Angeles to attend a university there. Two tables played and each guest received a gift, with a special prize for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robison
Eleanor Crossen
Los Angeles
Enrollment Early Boost for 1932 33 Cha teau Schools
Cha teau schools report strong opening for 1932 33 with high school enrollment at 210, up six from last year. Freshmen 61 sophomores 51 juniors 43 seniors 48, seven post graduates from the previous graduating class. Grade enrollment promising though exact figures pending. Principal Guthrie cites more families moving to Cha teau and anticipates further growth as teachers and students settle in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Guthrie
Teton County High
Guthrie
Miller
Chateau
Miss Miller
Prairie View
Airfield
Alice Stoffler
Lions
Chateau Lions Club
Marybelle Peterson
Erma Young
Intermountain College
Helena
Grace Thompson
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Washington
Betty Webb
Is Ioit
Lonnie Nobie
Montana
Haste
Mary Lemmon
Montana Normal College
Billings
Lola Thompson
State Normal College
Dijon
Jane Guthrie
Elsie Hushbere
State University
Missoula
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Bose
D. T. Pridham
Edwards Ranch
JH. Connor
First National Bank
E. L. Jourdounais
C. M. Swenson
J. E. Hodgskiss
Luke Keogh
Martin Depner
J. E Byrne
Joe Zgoda
Dahlias
Margaret Hodgskiss
W. W. Smith
Gay Franklin
Gladiola
W. B Butchart
B. I. Packer
C. E. Straight
EF. J. Crary
Cosmos
Millard
Bullerdick
Golden Glow
J. E. Byrne
H. L. Stafford
B. E. Brownson
Joe Zoda
P. I. Cole
Ruby Miller
Mary Ellen Robison
Rose
Robert Clarkson
WW. Smith
Ross
Otis Melon
W. G. Bloomdahl
Zinnias
Dick Reiding
Llst
Phyllis Koch
W. G. Bloomdale
W. Wsmith
J. W. Howard
Mildred Louise Nelson
J. FE. Wodgskiss
J. J. Daley
Beatrice de- Rusha
Chris Henderson
Strawflowers
Lillies
Sunflower
Gus Thomason
Gaillardin
B. L Packer
E. FE. McArdle
Teton
A. W. Walker
Marrie
Ranger Streeter
McNeal
Ghoteau
County High School
Citizens State Bank
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