Dutton Water Project Not Dead With New Developments
Washington said the Dutton water works plan was rejected by the WPA but the project remains alive under the Public Works Administration. The original $63,000 grant to Improvement District No. 2 in Deton county is to be repaid from water user receipts, and Dutton is incorporating. A meeting was set to discuss cost questions with Helena’s Char Farmer and local officials to clarify confusion and plan a gala event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dutton
Works Progress Administration
Public Works Administration
WPA
Ickes
Department of the Interior
PWA
Deton
Dutton Sentinel
George Sollid
Chas. Farmer
Helena
Chateau Woman's Club Meet At Mrs Willson Home
The Chateau Woman's club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. F. Willson's home with joint hostesses Mrs. H. L. Stafford Mrs. Marion Averill and Mrs. Millard Bullerdick. An instructive address by Mrs. Anne M. Leffingwell followed refreshments. Next meeting is the first Tuesday in October at the Crary ranch. Members will form three groups art literature and music with group meeting sites to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chateau Woman's Club
F. Willson
Willson
H. L. Stafford
Marion Averill
Millard Bullerdick
Anne M. Leffingwell
E. J. Crary
Crary
Teton
Gas Rate Hearing Dates Set by Montana Railroad Commission
Railroad Commissioner Leonard C. Young announced show cause hearings for 12 electric and gas utilities to justify rate reductions. Companies including Consumers Gas of Sweetgrass and Great Falls Gas must appear in late Sept. through Oct. at Helena, Shelby, Conrad, Cut Bank, and Billings, with several locations named for specific service areas and dates. The Montana Cities Gas company faces Great Falls and must file annual reports if declared a public utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard C. Young
Railroad Commission
Consumers Gas Company
Sweetgrass
Havre
Chinook
EB. B. Coolidge
State Relief Commission
Helena
Northwest States Utilities Company
Conrad
Choteau
Valier
Gallup City
Great Northern Utilities Company
Shelby
Kevin
Sunburst
Oilmont
Cut Bank
Browning
Blackfoot
Glaécier Park
Northern Gas Company
Great Falls
Billings Gas Company
Billings
Drumheller Gas Utilities
Montana Cities Gas Company
H D Project Leaders Hear Miss Stautz Monday
The first project leaders meeting of the new home demonstrations club year drew 17 leaders. Miss Oona Stautz, extension economist in home management at the State college, spoke on The Living Room and the Family with notes on color and furniture placement. Several clubs sent representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oona Stautz
the State College
Beck
Ida Schaefer
Margaret Back
Farmington
G. N. Tangen
Clarence Stenson
Helen de- Rusha
Liberty Center
EB. R. McLean
Pendrey
J. R. Jones
Bynum
Lorna Green
Bob
Marion Davis
Colvins
Abbie Reiquam
Tom Hilling
Power
Wanda Williams
Chris Burgmaier
Diamond Valley
Alice Bowens
Ora Schultz
Fairfield
Chas, Tracy
H. W. Eaton
Dutton and
Agawam
Card of Thanks for Jer ry Siccama
The Siccama family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for aid and comforting words after the death and funeral of beloved husband and father Jerry Siccama. Special gratitude for floral offerings and kindness, Rev Dover’s message, and the musicians’ services from Mrs Jerry Siccama and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Siccama
Dover
Air tours arranged by Lieut Jellison over the Rockies
Lieut Bob Jellison arrived from Shelby with a seven passenger Fokker. He announced he will visit next Saturday and Sunday to offer air jaunts over the Rockies to local passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Jellison
Shelby
Rockies
Alias Summons in Montana District Court Divorce
Plaintiff Helen M Selak seeks a divorce from John C Selak on grounds of extreme cruelty. The District Court in Te ton County requires the defendant to answer within twenty days or risk default judgment. Attorney Eugene L. Murphy represents the plaintiff. notice dated September 18, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Helen M Selak
John C. Selak
Alaintiff
Towit
Bynum Community Notices Share Losses And Local Events
The Bynum area reports a death from a car accident involving Golden Vance's family and funeral services in Stanford, Montana. Members attend council meetings, plan a productive club year, and discuss threshing progress and community gatherings including fairs and shows.
Community Notes From Bynum and Surrounds
Bynum residents share weekend fishing on the north fork of the Teton and spread word of flu among children and seniors. Bob Lightfoot’s condition worsens in Ogden with Rowley family en route. Golden Vance welcomed from Stanford, Lorna Green attends H D project leaders meeting at Chateau. local meeting with Isaac scheduled to plan yards and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dem Green
Aldus Markham
Reid Swenson and Sons
North Fork
the Teton
Bynum
Ogden
Utah
Bob Lightfoot
Bob
Emerson Rowley
Rowley
Ghd
Golden Vance
Stanford
Lorna Green
H. D
Chateau
Monarch Lumber Contest Offers Self Feeder Prize
The Monarch Lumber Co. announces a 200 word essay contest on Raising Hogs on a Self Feeder for Te ton county youths. Letters have been mailed to 4 H club members and Les Thirkill, local office manager, says strong interest is shown and information is available from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Lumber Co
Montana
Teton County
Les Thirkill
Thirkil
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Dutton Water Project
Louie
Ray
Standard Oil
4-H Club
Smmall
Stube
Cach
Mantel
Licensyen
Gamble Stores
Winnett
Miss Stautz
Bynum Davis
Pendroy
Dupuyer Store CO
Dupuyer
Choteau Hardware CO
NEW Choteau
Tom’s
Frances Rosengren
Meda McLean
Eugene L. Murphy
Mont
Plaintiff
Pricilla Hansen
Idaho
Bammel
Bole
Miss Hutchinson
Bynum School
Albert Jensen
Frank George
Lula Swenson
Touna Green
Madge Hanberg
Isaac Vance
Golden
Heber Vance
Ira Perkins
Lucy Stott
Salt Lake City
Reid Swenson
Mr. Rowley
Emerson
Smoot Rowley
Vilate Stott
Louna Green
Tianeh Stawley
Dorothy Jensen
Pendray
Glendora
Alta Stott
Loupa Green
Lala Swenson
Mr. Isaac
Herefords
Savik’s Hereford Farm
Prince Domino
W. A. Crawford-Frost
Nanton, Alta
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
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