Dutton Water System Progress Shown by Undersheriff
Undersheriff Dick Beyl reports Duttons new water system shows a fine supply from a well north of town near the Teton river. Water flows 200 gallons per minute from sand and gravel, with soft 42 degree water and no gravel in the area. Construction includes tunnels under roads, cement footings, and a power line from Montana Power Co to operate pumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Luck
Dutton
Dick Beyl
Main Avenue
Teton River
Montana Power Co
Tucson Society Hails Ethel Morg an Marriage
In the Sunday Tucson paper a society column reports the Sept 5 marriage of Miss Ethel Morgan once of Chateau. The ceremony took place at Grace Episcopal church with Rev Bob Puthill officiating. The bride’s attendants were Irma Williams and Carry Hayes.
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Tucson
Arizona
Ethel Morgan
Chateau
JC Moorzan
Missoula
Montana
Shel
William A Hayes
First Avenue
Grace Episcopal Church
Bob Puthill
Irma Williams
Carry
Hayes
University of Montana
University of Arizona
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Beer Vendors Warned Against Selling Intoxicants Letter Issued
State board of equalization warns beer licensees countywide that selling intoxicating liquor in beer venues violates regulations and the license agreement. Authorities are asked to cooperate in stopping the practice and may suspend or revoke licenses with evidence of violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equal Auion
Unas
Red Cross Report for August 1936 Teton County Chapter
The Teton County Red Cross report shows 13 families aided 60 children served 19 office calls 10 home calls 5 letters sent 172 used garments given 26 pairs of shoes 69 hours work by 5 workers. Values: used garments to chapter $64.50 and given out $49.50. Chapter expenses totaled $6.38. In memory of Arthur Hirshberg, a longtime donor and benefactor of the American Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Arthur Hirshberg
American Red Cross
Diseases that vanish or transform over decades
A writer in the Institute Zeitung notes that some diseases vanish or alter their nature within a few generations. Sweating sickness and chiuriasis are cited as extinct or rare, while older rheumatic and scarlet fever patterns have shifted little due to treatment, leaving open questions on causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Instiirte Zeitung
Leipsic
Taj Mahal Structure Began 1663 and Finished in Twenty Years
The Taj Mahal at Agra began in 1663 and took twenty years to complete with 20,000 workmen. Built for Mumtaz Mahal, it stands 21316 feet high in a red-walled park with a marble watercourse. The interior and exterior friezes gleam with precious stones and intricate carvings.
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Shah
Taj Mahal
Agra
India
Mumtaz Hes
Kansas City Star
Greenfield Old Timers to Meet Saturday
The Greenfield Oldest Settlers hold their annual reunion at the Sons of Norway hall in Fairfield on Saturday evening September 19. A business session includes officer elections and minutes followed by a social program with dance refreshments.
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Greenfield
Sons of Norway Hall
Fairfield
Young G. O. P.'s Choose R. L. Reickhoff Head to Meet
The Teton county Young Republicans held their first 1936 campaign meeting at the court house. R. L. Reickhoff was elected president with John Sulgrove as vice president Alva Law secretary and Marion Nett treasurer. A second meeting is set for Friday Sept 18 at 8 oclock to plan the county meeting on Sept 23 and invite all young people to participate.
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Teton County
Court House
R. L. Reickhoff
John Sulgrove
Alva Law
Marion Nett
Reickhoff
Constitutional Day Proclamations Issued
Proclamations marking Constitutional Day issued by Governor Holt and State Superintendent Elizabeth Ireland. Citizens urged to observe the day with displays of Old Glory and programs to focus attention on the Constitution and its attained benefits since adoption.
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Holt
Elizabeth Ireland
Beck News Snapshot From Conrad and Surrounding Area
Conrad Wilkie and son Willie returned from Kalispell after a week visit. Joe Primus did business in Choteau on Thursday. A carload of cattle shipped from the community on Friday. Individuals shipping included Joe Primus Gee Gamradt John Toenvyes Joe Lehnert Joe Pirkes and Gee Torkes. Mr. and Mrs Melvin Beck went to Chateau Friday. Mrs Edna Beck spent the weekend at the Tony Beck home. Mrs Al Nelson and son LeRoy were dinner guests Sunday at the Joe Primus home. Mrs Selmer Stingrimson and Miss Cora Stingrimson of Greenfield Beach were Sunday callers at the Schaefer home. Mr William Asmus spending the week at Conrad with his son Willard and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Wilkie
Willie
Kalispell
Joe Primus
Choteau
Gee, Gamradt
John Toenvyes
Joe Lehnert
Joe Pirkes
Gee Torkes
Melvin Beck
Chateau
Edna Beck
Tony Beck
al Nelson
LeRoy
Selmer Stingrimson
Cora Stingrimson
Greenfield Beach
Schaefer
William Asmus
Conrad
Willard
Zeigler Return from Lincoln and Oregon Move Plans
Miss Evelyn Zeigler came back Thursday from Lincoln Nebraska where she visited three weeks. She says Lincoln air worsened her breath conditions compared to here. Her parents left two weeks ago for Halsey Oregon where they plan to settle. Mrs F W Smith and her sons visited the Dauwalder home Wednesday evening.
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Evelyn Zeigler
Lincoln
Nebraska
Halsey
Oregon
F. W. Smith and Sons
Dauwalder
Great Falls Visitors and Cattle Shipments Move On
The report details local movements including Mrs. Smith's father E L Jones in a Lincoln hospital after a trip from Great Falls to Lincoln. Four carloads of cattle were shipped from Bob Friday evening to Meyers Bammel Ditto and Dauwalder. A short in a light switch set a car on fire near Bob Monday evening, extinguished by the driver. J P Huidekoper visited Great Falls Neihart over the weekend. snow measured an inch in Neihart.
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Great Falls
Lincoln
Nebr
Smith
E. L. Jones
Paul Mathis
Bob
al Meyers
Meyers
Bammel
Ditto
Dauwalder
Portland
Fred Smith
J. P. Huidekoper
Neihart
Teaching Near White Sulphur Springs
A letter from Mrs. Eugenia S. Maynard reports she is teaching a school near White Sulphur Springs after a summer spent in Dillon doing special work at the State Normal college. She notes abundant rain in Dillon and a thriving hay crop and grain shocks, wishing more rain for Chateau country next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia S. Maynard
White Sulphur Springs
Dillon
Catholic Services Masses Set for Sunday
Mass at Chateau next Sunday, the sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost, will be at 9 o'clock with services in Bynum at 1 o'clock, Augusta at 8:30, and Fairfield at 11 o'clock. Augusta observes Communion Sunday. Rev. J. F. Schulte, Pastor.
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Chateau
Bynum
Augusta
Fairfield
J. F. Schulte
Power H. D. Club Notes First meeting of year held
The Power Home Demonstration club met in the bank building on Thursday September 10 with 17 members and 10 visitors. Mrs Mathis of Bole spoke about her trip around the world. Lunch followed served by Evelyn Giese and Bernice Bliss. The next meeting is planned for October at Mrs Carl Burklands home.
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Power Home Demonstration Club
Bank
Mathis of
Bole
Evelyn Giese
Bernice Bliss
Carl Burkland
Prize Poultry Club Holds 10th and Last Meeting
The Prize Poultry club met at Bole hall on September 12 to check records. Eight members will exhibit at the fair in Château on September 19.
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The
Prize Poultry Club
Bole Hall
Chateau
Richard Gronberg
Pendroy Forest Newman and Miss Marshall Tie in Conrad
Pendroy Forest Newman and Miss Marshall of Harlowton were married last week at Conrad. Harold McDonald left Saturday for the navy. Mrs McDonald went with him as far as Great Falls. Carl Jensen and B H Read went fishing last week. The Larsen family and Ben Amundson were dinner guests Sunday at the Nick Wellenstein home.
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Forest Newman
Miss Marshall
Harlowton
Conrad
Beryl] Jones
Marion Lewis
Jean Larson
Fairfield
Mr. Klien
J. H. Gutshall
Winds
Harold McDonald
Navy
Mrs. McDonald
Great Falls
Mr. McDonald
Carl Jensen
B. H. Read
Nathan Andrews
H. E. Passmore
Larsen Family
Ben Amundson
Nick Wellenstein
Local families gather for weekend dinners and visits
The Swanson family hosted a six o clock dinner Saturday with the Harry Swanson family present. Many locals, including the Durlands, Passmores, Johns, Brownells, Ellsworths and others, visited relatives or attended events across Cut Bank Great Falls Conrad and Minneapolis. Several residents traveled for business or healthcare appointments and cattle shipments.
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Cohoe
Radcliffe
Lola Mae Burns
Joseph Hirshberg
RED Cross Report
Beck News
Prestone
Ray Davidson
Mgr
Dakota
Catholic Services
Poultry Club News
Pendroy
Harry Swanson
J. A
Alice Brownell
Erickson
Estes
Talbert
Jay Gitchell
Ellsworth
W. C. Briggs
Tom Mills
Porter
Bill Mitchell
H. F. Hoeschen
Minneapolis
Billy Jones
Bozeman, Co
F. Nugen
Chicago
Fred Phillips
Pfeiffer
4-H Club
Wallace Motor Co
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Texaco
U. S
Wolf-Langman Livestock Commission Co
Great Falls, Mont
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