4-H team places third at Billings fair in livestock judging
Teton county 4-H livestock judging team Walter Chalmers Oliver Forseth and Lowry Larson placed third at the Midland Empire fair in Billings scoring 1762 behind Cascade and Fergus counties. The boys coached by County Agent Robert Clarkson also competed in home economics judging and formed a demonstration team along with companions from Pendroy Chateau and Pendroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Billings
Walter Chalmers
Oliver Forseth
Lowry Larson
Montana
Great Falls
Fergus
Cascade County
Teton
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
I. B. P. Baby Beef Club
G. R. Talbert
Pendroy
Wilma
Catherine van Scharpenzeel
Chateau
Jean Larson
Winona Gitchel
Catherine
Jean
Winona
John Zimmerman Ends 52-Year Visit With News From Old Pa Home
John Zimmerman, former Teton county sheriff, traveled from Helena to Zelienople Pennsylvania in late summer with his daughters to revisit his childhood home. He reported revived steel mill activity in Pittsburgh area, ongoing building, and improving conditions across Pennsylvania and Ohio cities. The 1927 Ford Model T completed the trip with no flats, and the party returned to Bozeman on Zimmerman's 79th birthday after a 500 mile eastern highway day.
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John Zimmerman
Teton County
Pittsburg
Zimmerman
Beaver Falls
Youngstown
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
E. R. Angle
Helena
St. Paul
Helen Stone Weds Glendon Gilbert in Great Falls
Glendon Gilbert of Fairfield and Helen Stone of this city married Thursday evening at 7 30 at the parsonage of the First Methodist church in Great Falls. Rev. Terace Turner officiated. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gleason. They will reside in Fairfield. the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendon Gilbert
Fairfield
Helen Stone
First Methodist
Great Falls
Tlerace Turner
Vernon Gleason
Gilbert
Ed. Stone
Will Endeavor to Raise 1700 in Red Cross Drive Here Soon
K. E. Sturgis named chairman for a county Red Cross roll call to raise about 1700 this year. The drive starts next month with a goal of 600 memberships, aiming to match or surpassed last year's 1600. Local and national support details, county postings, and vegetable relief plans are outlined.
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Red Cross
Teton County
K. E. Sturgis
Sturgis
Pat Dempsey
Helena
Chateau
Bole
Fairfield
Power
Dutton
Collins
Agawam
Farmington
Pendrey
Bynum
Margaret Nagle
Woman's Club plans 1932 33 yearbook program
The Chateau Woman's Club announces its 1932 33 program year led by president Mrs M S Bullerdick with evening meetings at 7 30 pm and afternoon sessions at 2 30 pm The compiled program lists speakers topics and hostesses from September through May including subjects on colonial heritage Paris sketches American music and theater, plus elections and officer installations.
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Chateau Woman's Club
M.S. Bullerdick
Ruby Miller
G. C. Core
Gee, Coffey
Charles Boussard
Arthur Ramsey
Lucille Ballic
Hazel Taylor
Vera Hentges
America
Edna K. Lawson
Alleta Nelson
Paris
George Calvert
Miles Tower
Crowe
Great Falls
Arle Core
Edith Ramsey
H. Beaupre
Winifred Smith
Julius Hirshberg
Marguerite Hanusa
New York
Inez Eckford
Benjamin Franklin
W. G. Bloomdahl
Emily Crary
Attrac
Tive
Ruby A. Miller
Marie Coffey
Annabel Smith
Dorothy Boussard
Florence Fisher
Geneva Bullerdick
On W. Burns
Margaret Harris
C. WW. Burns
A. T. Doughty
Min Gay Franklin
EB. J. Crary
John Mentges
Phil J. Cole
Margaret Nagle
Anna E. Stafford
C. Looney
B. H. Fisher
Prize Winning Miniature Coach On Display
John Robison built a prize miniature Napoleon coach shown in a Teton County Abstract window. He won first in Montana junior class, received $100 in gold and a Detroit trip by Fisher Body. The exhibit includes Detroit scenes, Greenfield Village, General Motors tests, and a diploma praising his craft.
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John Robison
Teton
John
Montana
Detroit
Fisher Body Corporation
United States
Canada
Kenry Ford
Greenfield Village
General Motors
Thompson Heads Hi Band and Orchestra First Rehearsal
A. J. Thompson will direct both the high school orchestra and band at Teton High. Sixteen students attended the first orchestra rehearsal and Marc Butchart was elected librarian while Lynn Baker was named manager. Students wishing to join are asked to contact Mr. Thompson.
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A. J. Thompson
the Teton High
Thompson
Turner
Montana
St. Olaf's College
Marc Butchart
Lynn Baker
Women to contest Chateau Country Club golf championship
Plans for a women members golf tournament at Chateau Country Club with Miss Katharine MacDonald and Miss Marion Hassos in charge. Entry 25 cents payable to either organizer. scores submitted to them. qualifying rounds this week with elimination matches next Sunday September 18 and championship the following Sunday. Members listed include Mrs Jas Sickford Mrs L E Taylor Mrs E J Crary Miss Katherine MacDonald and others.
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Chateau Country Club
Katharine MacDonald
Marion Ilassos
Miss MacDonald
Hassos
Jas. Sickford
L. E. Taylor
E. J. Crary
Geo. Coffey
C. Barribal
Arnold
T. O. Larson
Pete LaValle
Denzil McDonald
J. J. Hannan
Marion Hassos
Arthur Ramsey
County Treasurers Meet in Shelby to Plan Legislation
County Treasurer C G Meadows attended a Shelby meeting with treasurers from Te ton Cascade Toole Pondera Glacier Chouteau and Hill counties. They discussed forming a state association and drafting recommendations for legislation to guide the upcoming session. They noted recent laws increased treasurer duties and questioned taxpayer benefits versus costs.
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C. G. Meadows
Shelby
Montana
Mr. Meadows
Meadows
Teton
Cascade
Toole
Pondera
Glacier
Chouteau
Hill Counties
Clint Core Wins 1932 Chateau Country Golf Championship
Clint Core crowned 1932 Chateau Country club champion after defeating Denzil McDonald 3-2 in the 36 hole final. McDonald reached the final by beating J J Hannan 2-1. Core beat 1930 champ S McDonald in the semi finals. R F Baillie won the other flight defeating John Hentges.
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Clint Core
Chateau Country Club
Denzil McDonald
Denzil
Clint
S. McDonald
J. J. Hannan
R. F. Baillie
John Hentges
John Conlin
Baillie
Ben Fisher
al Doughty
No. 7
Spaulding Club
Lightning destroys barbed wire fence exhibit
City Clerk J. G. Jackson displays 121 pieces of barbed wire torn by a bolt of lightning that killed a team of horses owned by H. H. Wiggins. About 50 feet of fencing were damaged while fragments ranged from a quarter inch to several inches in length.
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J. G. Jackson
H. H. Wiggins
Upland Game Bird Season Opens in September
George Cox, secretary of the Chateau Rod and Gun club, says a three day upland bird season runs September 18 to 20. Sage hen fool hen blue grouse and ruffed grouse may be taken. A proposed Hungarian partridge 10 day season is still pending.
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George Cox
Chateau Rod and Gun Club
Lions Club Hosts Regional General Session Sunday
Sturgis leads final plans for the Lions and Lionesses meeting at the Chateau club with guests from Great Falls Cascade Conrad Shelby Browning and Cut Bank. The 10 am high school auditorium session will feature speakers Wuerthner Hoyt and Griffin if available and will be followed by eight group meetings and a city park picnic.
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K. BE. Sturgis
Lions Club
Great Falls
Cascade
Conrad
Shelby
Browning
Cut Bank
Jim Griffin
Chinook
W. G. Bloomdahl
Geo. C. Hoyt
Wm. Finley
Great Falls Club
Walter Bridges
Leo Graybill
Chinook Club
Bruce McNamer
Shelby Club
Douglas Gold
Browning Club
K. W. Bergan
Cascade Club
Lioness
Mrs. L. EB
Economy in Teton County Schools Shown in Superintendent's Report
The annual financial report for Teton County school districts shows total available funds and net expenditures for the year, with end of year balances and comparisons to prior years. Eight districts began with deficits and six remained in deficit at year end, while overall receipts and disbursements are detailed.
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Teton County
Teton
Acantha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Billings Fair
Old PA
Roll Call
National Aid
Choteau
TOTAL
Federal Reserve System
Woman's Club
George Coffey
Chas, Boussard
J. E. Byrne
Arthur Hirshberg
Wm. Butchart
Edna Beaupre
M. K. Luther
John Fhentges
R. E. Nelson
Geo. Thompson
R. I. Baillie
Obert Peterson
Margaret Jarris
Grounds
FE. J. Hirshberg
Gay Franklin
Chas. McDonald
Tribune
Otis Mellon
Acantha and News
W. Burns
J. B. Byrne
McDonald
J. J. Wuerthner
George Woolley
Lake County
Testing Association
Citizens State Bank
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