Scout Troop Resumes Activities at Chateau for 1931 32 Season
Sixteen scouts attended the first post summer meeting led by Assistant Scoutmaster Arnold Hanusa after Scoutmaster George A. Carroll resigned. K. E. Sturgis urged building strong character like the planned 100 foot Roosevelt monument on the Marias Pass Roosevelt Highway. John Billings was named senior patrol leader and Berger Owens troop scribe. Merit badges awarded for health and firemanship. Upcoming events include a treasure hunt at Chateau grade school, a bean feed at the city park, and an investiture ceremony with R. D. Cook attending. New recruits expected to bring patrols to quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Arnold Hanusa
George A. Carroll
K. E. Sturgis
Sumit
Rockky Mountains
Marias Pass
Roosevelt Highway
Theodore Roosevelt
John Billings
Berger Owens
Owl Patrol
John Robison
Eagle Patrol
Warren Adams
Bear Patrol
John Nordhagen
Lester Franks
Jack Core
Russell Lockhart
De-Lois Moulton
Francis Moye
Mike Mozer
Alvin Young
American Legion
R. D. Cook
Area Council
Great Falls
Dutton
Walter Hentges
M. S. Bullerdick
A. B. Guthrie
Court of Honor
Jas. T. Robi
Lions Club Charter Affirms Outdoor Troop Sponsorship
The Chateau Lions club sponsors a troop in outdoor activities and has received a new charter affiliating with the national organization. The charter renews annually and is valid through May 932.
Pea Harvest Resumes in Teton County After Rains
G G Moore reports pea harvesting in Teton county has resumed after rain. Dale and Ness farm near Fairfield produced 22 bushels per acre. Two cars of peas have shipped from Agawam and Bynum, with more expected later this week. Henry Weist farm near Agawam reports the largest yield to date. Martin Hovde and S W Snyder shipped a car of steers to Boles Livestock, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
G. G. Moore
Dale and Ness
Fairfield
Johnny Dale
Sam Ness
Agawam
Bynum
Henry Weist
Moore
Martin Hovde
S. W. Snyder
Boles Livestock Commission ,Co
Chicago
Hovde
Mr. Snyder
Milwanee
Funeral Services for Luke Keogh Held Friday
Funeral services for Luke Keogh were conducted Friday at the M E church for a heart failure death last Tuesday at his T S Gap ranch. Rev E R Kaemmer officiated with Charles G Roberts directing the service. A quartet sang three hymns and Mrs W G Bloomdahl accompanied on the piano. Pallbearers were Frank Young L E Taylor Glen Wiseman Leslie Bush Lyle Standish and Frank Moore. Interment was in the Choteau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Keogh
T. S. Gap
M. E. Church
E. R. Kaemmer
Charles G. Roberts
E. R. Lawson
Marguerite Vaughn
W. G. Bloomdahl
Gas day celebration boosts Cut Bank turnout and gas field notes
Choteau residents joined the Cut Bank gas day celebration last Saturday to watch a Choteau versus Great Falls Bootleggers game. Obert Dale struck out 18, Gilmore Hanson homered, and Furlong hit a Bootlegger homer. The Montana Power Company marked progress with 11 producing wells and five more drilled, as daily gas output neared 161 million cubic feet and about 1,500 people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Cut Bank
Great Falls
Obert Dale
G. C. Core
Gilmore Hansen
Furlong
Mundsman
Dale
Streizich
Clint Core
Herman Earles
Gilmore Hanson
Valecich
Tom Grassechi
Chuck Otness
Elmer
E. C. Clapper
Frank M. Kerr
Montana Power Company
Tip” O’neil
Chateau
Kerr
O’neill
Robert Kerr
Helena
Charles Towne
Butte
J. C. Ryan
W. H. Hoover
Federal Seed Loan Official Visits Several Montana Counties
C. J. Romans, assistant seed loan agent from Grand Forks North Dakota, spends the week in Teton county visiting borrowers to check crop conditions and loan status. He travels Pendroy Chateau Dutton Power with voluntary visits and notes field reports on production, buyers, payments, and borrower incomes. Romans covers Toole Pend d Oreille Glacier Teton Cascade and Chouteau counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Romans
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Teton County
Romans
Pendroy
Chateau
Dutton
Power
Toole
Pondera
Glacier
Teton
Cascade
Chouteau
Fairfield Store Sold to Great Falls Interests
The Fairfield general store run by W. W. Mitzel was sold last week to Great Falls buyers and will operate as the Fairfield Trading Company. Mitzel, in Fairfield since 1920, may relocate his family to Great Falls, with a new address listed as 3017 First Ave. North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
W. W. Mitzel
Great Falls
Fairfield Trading Company
Mitzel
First Ave. North
Golf Day at Logal Links Sparks Local Club Match
Sunday featured a major golf day at the local course with Chateau Country Club facing Riverview Club of Great Falls. Frank Fisher of Great Falls shot 79 for best round. Chateau's T H Pridham led with 3 points in 18 holes, while eight qualifiers join the championship flight after qualifying rounds among thirty Chateau members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Country Club
Riverview Club
Great Falls
Falls
Choteau
T. H. Pridham
Nassau
Jas Broderick
Tommy Gossack
Jimmy Broderick
Clint Core
G. C. Core
C. S. McDonald
C. I. McDonald
C. Looney
John Hentges
Shirley Wallace
B. I. Packer
R. I. Baillie
Frank Fisher
Chateau Club
C. D. McDonald
John Hen
Book Review At Chateau Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs. Cole reviewed Shadows on the Rock by Willa Capher at the Chateau Woman's club meeting. A program change moved the next meeting to Mrs. Looney's home on October 6 with Passion Play as the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil I. Cole
Chateau Woman's Club
Willa Capher
Quebec
Canada
Alfred A. Knops
New York
E. J. Crary
Turkey Growers' Meet To Be Held Here Monday
Knut Nolm, claimed as direct descendant of King Canute by Danish historian Harold Hansen, is presented as Knut Solm the sole son of a Danish farmer. The piece notes a long line of Tolm males named Knut across 23 generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey Growers
Knut Nolm
Harold Hansen
Canute
England
Knut Solm
Knut
Odd Fellows Entertain on Tuesday October 6
The Chateau Odd Fellows announce the season’s first social on Tuesday October 6 with cards dancing and refreshments. Secretary Frank M. Snider and the entertainment committee C A Austad L H Bush C W Burns Dr H W Bateman B E Brownson and Carl Carlson of Farmington organize the event with plans for monthly gatherings thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Odd Fellows
Frank M. Snider
Lodge
C. A. Austad
L. H. Bush
C. W. Burns
H. W. Bateman
B. E. Brownson
Carl Carlson
Farmington
Resigns as Scoutmaster of Local Boy Scout Troop
George A. Carroll county clerk and recorder has tendered his resignation as scoutmaster of Troop No. 51 Chateau Boy Scouts of America after about two and a half years. He cites press of county duties and other demands on time, believes a change will renew interest, and notes his steady leadership and patriotic youth guidance. A successor has not been named and an appointment may follow a council visit next week by R. IT. Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Carroll
Boy Scouts of America
Chateau
K. Ig. Sturgis
Carroll
Great Falls
R. IT. Cook
Area Council
Arnot and Doyle Dissolve Law Partnership
Word has reached here that the well known legal firm of Arnot and Doyle of Conrad has dissolved by mutual agreement. The firm included W. E. Arnot and D. W. Doyle both prominent in Chateau court matters. Doyle sought the district judgeship in 1928. Arnot, Conrad mayor, will keep the old office while Doyle opens in the Conrad Mercantile building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnot & Doyle
Conrad
W. E. Arnot
D. W. Doyle
Chateau
Doyle
Arnot
Conrad Mercantile
Lee Brown Becomes Head of Security Benefit Assn
Election of officers for the ensuing year was held at last Thursday evening's meeting of the Security Benefit association. Lee Brown was chosen president. Other officers elected include John Brossma as first vice president Irene Peterson as second vice president Ella Mellon as finance officer Pearl Roll as secretary Ruby Looney as conductress Geneva Bullerdick as musician Agnes Moore as sentinel Ella Thompson as guardian with the prelate position vacant Installation of these officers is scheduled for Thursday October 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Benefit Association
Lee Brown
John Brossma
Irene Peterson
Ella Mellon
Pearl Roll
Ruby Looney
Geneva Bullerdick
Sentinel
Agnes Moore
Guardian
Ella Thompson
County turkey growers plan Sept meeting series in Northern Montana
A county meeting of Tex ton area turkey growers is set for Monday Sept 21 at 2 pm in the courthouse with Northwestern Turkey Growers official Herbert Beyers present to cover finishing and marketing. Miss Cushman and C. C. Conser may attend to outline topics and aid in coordinating meetings across the Northern Montana and Northwestern associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texton County
Court House
Herbert Beyers
Northwestern Turkey Growers Association
Northern Montana Turkey Growers Association
J. &. Hodgskiss
Northern Montana Association
Federal Farm Board
Robert Clarkson
Chateau
Augusta
Stanford
Fort Benton
Chinook
Havre
Malta
Glasgow
H. E. Cushman
Montana State
C. C. Conser
Extension Service
Beyers
Agricultural Economics Department
Conser
Also Mentioned on This Page
Troop Committee
Cook
Phoebe Omlie
Memphis
Montana
U. S
Federal Resert System
Montana Power
Federal
Fairfield Store
Logal Links
Core
Odd Fellows
Arnot and Doyle
Security Benefit Assn
Northwest Turkey Growers Association
Citizens State Bank
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