Canal enlargement work to start on Greenfield division
The Greenfield division of the Sun River project will begin canal and lateral improvements after a $715,000 federal appropriation. Wunderlich Construction Co of Jefferson City, Missouri, won the contract for $211,000 and will establish a camp near Pishkun reservoir. Foreman G A Marshall and dragline operators including J W Clifford will oversee 25 to 30 workers. The project calls for moving about 1.5 million yards of dirt over eight months, with concrete, reinforcing rods, and blocking material for canal lining and repair of earlier sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River
Congress
Gibson Dam
Martin Wunderlich
Wunderlich Construction Co
Jefferson City
Pishkun Reservoir
G. A. Marshall
Basehore
Kansas
Wunderlich Co
Augusta
J. W. Clifford
Kansas City
Clifford
Choteau
A. W. Walker
Walker
New Wheat Contract Meetings Explained in Montana
A series of district meetings starts this week and runs to September 24 to instruct county extension agents and wheat allotment committee members on administering the new four year wheat adjustment program. Sessions are for committee members secretaries and county agents and stop in Wolf Point Great Falls Billings Glendive and Missoula with attendees named from the county allotment committee and Wheat Production Control association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
J. C. Taylor
Montana State College
Wolf Point
Great Falls
Billings
Glendive
Missoula
Chas. Proff
W. G. Dauwalder
M. B. Bolland
Fred Willson
W. D. Reiquam
The
Wheat Production Control Association
Mrs. Leffingwell to Speak at Chateau Woman's Club
County nurse Annie M. Leffingwell will be principal speaker at the Chateau Woman's Club meeting at Mrs. Fred S. Willson's home on Tuesday afternoon September 17. Hosts are Mrs. Willson and Mrs. Marion Averill. A report on the county nurse program and a tentative year plan will be discussed by the program committee led by Mrs. Averill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Leffingwell
Annie M. Leffingwell
Chateau Woman’s Club
Fred S. Willson
Willson
Marion Averill
Leffingwell
Averill
Millard S. BuMerdick
Nurse Reports TB Treatment Plans For County
At Chateau Lions meeting, county nurse Annie M. Leffingwell outlined progress against tuberculosis and fall plans under her supervision. Tuberculin tests will be offered to county high school students with parental consent, followed by X rays for positives, funded by Christmas seal proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions
Annie M. Leffiingwell
United States
Montana
H. BE
Adams
C. W. Burns
Royal Theater
Marc Butchart
Missoula
Arnold Hanusa
Butchart
J. Kent Midgett
Chas. Hunziker
Irshal Davis
W. W. Smith
K. FE. Sturgis
Local Nurse and Fairfield Farmer Wed in Spokane
Miss Lillian Lund of this city married Benny Kolste of Fairfield on Wednesday September 4 in Spokane. Rev. Jenson of the Norwegian Lutheran church officiated at the church parsonage. The bride, daughter of Mrs T. A. Lund of Sherwood North Dakota, is a graduate nurse from Good Samaritan Hospital Rugby ND and formerly worked at Cut Bank and Chateau Maynard Hospital. The groom, son of Ole Kolste, is a Fairfield farmer. They will reside in Chateau for several months with Mrs Kolste’s sister Mrs Harold Wheeter. Miss Betty Webb has returned to her Cho teau home after working for the Montana Relief Commission in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Lillian Lund
Benny Kolste
Fairfield
Jenson
Norwegian Lutheran Church
T. A. Lund
Sherwood
N. D
Good Samaration Hospital
Rugby
N. PD
Cut Bank
Chateau
Maynard Hospital
Ole Kolste
Fairfield Bench
Federated Women's Club District No. 7 Holds Valier Convention
District No. 7 of the Montana Federated Women's Clubs met in Valier with about 80 attendees. Mrs. E. J. Crary acted as president as Mrs. M. K. Luther moved away and the vice president resigned. The one day convention featured morning afternoon and evening sessions, with a banquet headlined by Mrs. Morrow of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Federated Women’s Clubs
Valier
E. J. Crary
Chateau
M. K. Luther
Masonic Hall
M. Morrow
Butte
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
To Let Contract on Chateau Augusta Road October 11
State highway commission plans a letting on October 11 to complete the remaining unit of Chateau Augusta road. About 12 miles remain with graveling nearing completion and snow fences up in high drift areas. Dr H J McGregor and local officials note delays due to right of way and anticipate five miles more on Chateau Dutton road soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Chateau-Augusta
H. J. McGregor
C. W. Burns
Billings
State Young Democratic Club
Augusta
Helena
Scal Lions Club
Chateau
Sunmer
McGregor
Algondin
Board of County Commissioners
Lions Back Harvest Festival For 4 H Club Fair
Chateau Lions vote to promote a harvest festival for the 4-H club fair set for Saturday September 21. Free matinee tickets to the Royal theater for 4-H members leaders and leaders' aides. County funds and premium lists bolster the fair with livestock exhibits and open class divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Lions
Teton County
Royal Theater
FE. J. Crary
Fred Willson
Chateau
American Legion
Court House
Diamond Valley
Pendroy
R. BE. Cameron
EF. Isaacs
Herbert Moon
HH. L. Stafford
Claude Windecker
F. W. Smith
John Poore
Harry Laubach
Ed Savik
Willson
Teton F F A Chapter To Resume Activities
Teton F F A members under new adviser Herb Winner plan an active year. President Fred Meadows says a general meeting next Wednesday will initiate Green Hands members, establish projects, and outline goals. Forty enrolled in the Smith Hughes department with 38 in school and five seniors listed along with other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Winner
Teton
Fred Meadows
Smith-Hughes de
Winner
M. K. Luther
Harold McDonald
Floyd Byler
Harold Koch
John Anderson
Bernard Teenges
Chas Rose
Sid Yeager
Sentinel
Jim Moore
Lee Corbett
Howards Suffer Injuries In Saturday Night Wreck
Mr and Mrs W E Howard were injured in an automobile wreck Saturday night on the highway near the city water plant. Mr Howard had minor facial cuts while Mrs Howard sustained a scalp wound requiring stitches and body bruises after the car turned over while avoiding a passing vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Howard
Mr. Howard
Broisma Reappointed to Manage County Poor Farm
County commissioners re-elected John Broisma to run the county poor farm for another year. Only rival bid came from Mrs. Robert Van Scherpenzeel of Chateau. Broisma proposed 80 cents daily for first four inmates and 65 cents for additional board. pest house care at $2 with nursing or $1 without. Scherpenzeel offered 85 and 75 cents under similar terms with the same pest house rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Broisma
Robert van Scherpenzeel
Chateau
Brolsma
Sherpenzeel
Bro%yma
Loomis and Weeks Wed in Parsonage Ceremony
George Loomis and Leone Weeks were married Friday at the Methodist parsonage in their city. Rev. Edwin Dover officiated. The couple, both natives of Montana, plan to live at cottage No. 5 in the Rice Auto court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Loomis
Leone Jane Weeks
Edwin Dover
Jane Guthrie
Bud Weeks
George
H. J. Loomis
Pete Trudo
Montana
Teton County High School
The
State University
Missoula
Cash and Carry
HB. Weeks
Chateau
Home Demonstration Council Meeting Recaps Officers
County home demonstration clubs gathered at Chateau for the fall council meeting with most presidents and secretaries present. Mrs. Harry Thompson was reelected president, with Mrs. F. R. Swenson as vice president and Mrs. Vilate Stott as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Dutton and
Collins
Harry Thompson
F. R. Swenson
Vilate Stott
Beatrice DeRusha
Fred Wilson
Farmington
Liberty Center
Pendroy
Bynum
Bole, Beck, Power
Diamond Valley
Greenfield
Agawam
Mrs Allan Prescott Dies Funeral in Helena
Mrs Allan Prescott died after illness in Havre where she was hospitalized for surgery. Her husband Mr J E Byrne and family learned of her condition and she passed away Wednesday morning. The funeral is set for Saturday at 2 PM at Opp Conrad Funeral Home Helena with Rev Daniels officiating. Ed Byrne and Mrs Gaffeny will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Prescott
J. E. Byrne
Havre
Prescott
Byrne
Chateau
Legion Auxiliary Meets After Summer Break
The American Legion auxiliary met at Mrs. K. E. Sturgis home with new officers presiding. President Mrs. M. S. Bullerdick reported on the state convention in Anaconda. Guest Mrs. Anne M. Leffingwell county nurse explained the tuberculine test for county high school students. Refreshments served.
Open Upland Bird Season Declared Four Days in Montana
State fish and game commission announces a four day upland bird season beginning Sunday Sept 22 for blue blue grouse pintail and ruffed grouse. No sage hen season in this county and Chinese pheasants Hungarian partridge seasons pending plus duck season runs Oct 21 to Nov 19 with daily limit ten and 7 am to 4 pm hunting hours. Elk opens Oct 15 with deer season closed in Teton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Commission
C. Baumgartner
Great Falls
Tne Commission
Teton County
Duck Saeson
Montana
Lewis and Clark
Flathead
Mozer and Lund Tied in Shelby Nuptials
John Mozer and Miss Otylia Lund were married at Shelby in a ceremony held a week ago Saturday. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mozer, graduated in 1929 from Teton County high school and works as a carpenter. The bride, sister of Mrs. Harold Wheeler, is a teacher who spent the summer with her sister from Sherwood, North Dakota. The couple will reside in Shelby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
John Mozer
Otylia Lund
Joe Mozer
Teton County High School
Harold Wheeler
Sherwood
North Dakota
Delay in the Sun by Anthony Thorne at the library
A group of tourists in Spain faces a strike and confinement in a strange village. Idleness and impatience spark clashes as multiple lives intersect, likened to Grand Hotel. Also noted is a new copy of Gene Stratton Porter’s Ladie and shelf requests for older favorites. Library hours are Wednesday 7:30 to 9 p.m. and Saturday 3 to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Thorne
Spain
Gene Stratton
Laddie
Teton High Enrolls 191 as New School Year Starts
One hundred ninety one students enrolled at Teton County High School on opening day Monday. Freshmen 47 sophomores 51 juniors 46 seniors 47. Dormitory reopens with 20 registrations and staff listed including Principal A B Guthrie and instructors in history agriculture science math languages and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
A. B. Guthrie
Irshal Davis
J. M. Moore
Bynum
Roy Harris
Agawam
Herbert A. Winner
J. Kent Midget
Chas. Hunziker
Miriam Barnhill
Evelyn Mattminer
Grace Thompson
Mae Walton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pischkin
Betty Webb
Montana Relief Commission
Federated Woman's Clubs OF Dist. NO. 7
Henrich
Hardin
Henrietta Crockett
Coburn
J. E. Young
Peeless
Baker
Conrad
John Hentges
J. B. Conan
G. C. Core
Choteau Club
Frank Stearns
Valier Club
Choteau-Augusta Road
Teton F. F. A
Howards
City
Broisma
George Loomis
Leone Weeks
H. D. Council
Allan Prescott
Ask
Library Notes
Teton High
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