Death calls Mrs Frank Daggett in Los Angeles
Helen Daggett wife of Frank Daggett of Los Angeles and sister of Mrs D McDonald and Mrs E Crary of Chateau dies at Good Samaritan hospital Los Angeles at 6 25 p m after nine months illness born December 28 1894 at Dawson North Dakota. Survived by husband son Frank Jr and four sisters. Funeral services were held in Los Angeles with Eastern Star officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Daggett
Frank Daggett
Los Angeles
Co. D. McDonald
E. J. Crary
Good Samaritan Hospital
R. Sturgeon
Dawson
North Dakota
Alberta
Lethbridge
Chateau
Helen
Eva McDonald
Court House
B. C. Garrett
California
Frank, Jr
C. D. McDonald
Lucille Cooper
Alice Simmons
Crary
Great Falls
Lyall
Eastern Star Orders
Temple Chapter
Eastern Star Lodge
Minnesota Banker on Visit Here Tells of Conditions Back There
J A Wellenstein assistant cashier First State Bank Albany Minnesota and Kyle Jones cashier First State Bank Avnum visited Chateau Monday. Wellenstein spoke of Minnesota conditions noting Albany centers dairying with deposits near a million in two small towns. He said hay costs rise to 22.50 per ton and Montana hay from Milk River may move to Minnesota. Red River valley expects a bumper crop. Albany bank controls Bank at Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wellenstein
First State Bank
Albany
Minnesota
Kyle Jones
Avnum
J. B. Wellenstein
Pendroy
Montana
Chateau
Great Northern
Glacier Park
Mr. Jones
Baker
Nick Wellenstein
Milk River
Arkansas
Red River Valley
First State Bank of Albany
Bynum
Iowa Girl Becomes Bride of Albert Crittenden
Mrs. Cole reports Blanche Sauer of Ottumwa Iowa married Albert Crittenden of Ellensburg in a quiet August 30 ceremony at Dean and Mrs Crittenden Sunny Side home. The bride, a former superintendent and graduate of Ottumwa hospital, will reside at 700 South Pine Street with her husband, proprietor of South Pine gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Crittenden
Chateau and Fairfield
W. W. Cole
Earl Zimmerman
Cole
Washington
Dean Crittenden
Sunnyside
Blanche-Sauer
Ottumwa
Iowa
Ellensburg
Attorneys In Court For Teton County September Session
The September term of Teton county Ninth Judicial District convened last Friday with Judge R. M. Hattersley presiding and drew many outside attorneys. Notables included D. W. Doyle from Conrad J. B. Gergen Bazil A. Phelan Lou Molumby Art Jardine Co. W. Murch Paul Freeman and Chas Davidson of Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Ninth Judicial District
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
D. W. Doyle
J. B. Gergen
Bazil A. Phelan
Lou Molumby
Art Jardine
Co. W. Murch
Paul Freeman
Chas
Davidson
Great Falls
Local Flour Mill Reopens Grinding No. 1 Flour
The Teton Milling Company resumed operation last Wednesday producing Blue Ribbon flour and related products. After summer upgrades a more powerful engine and a dust suction system were installed. This year the mill will only produce No 1 grade flour with a flour to No 1 wheat exchange ratio of one pound flour to two pounds wheat. Adelbert Andrews is the miller and J B Conlin hopes to return soon from an eastern business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Teton Milling Company
Adelbert Andrews
J. B. Conlin
Milling Company
Chateau Implement Company
Young Democrats Plan Fairfield meeting Friday
The Young Democratic club of Teton county schedules a Friday evening gathering at 8 in the Thiel bar hall Fairfield. Cascade club members expected. James Murray may speak October 6 in Fairfield. last Friday the club adopted the state constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Teton County
Thielbar
Duck Stamps Now Available at Local Postoffice
Federal migratory bird hunting stamps for waterfowl hunters aged sixteen and over are on sale at the post office. Postmaster G C Core urges early purchase to avoid shortages, outlining three steps: license, form, and one dollar payment. Duck season runs October 5 to December 9 with Friday Saturday and Sunday hunting and sunrise start. Bag limits set: twelve ducks daily, with species caps. four Reese and Brant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Core
J. W. Carney
Reese and
Brant
Parings Set for Chateau Country Club Golf Tourney
Parings announced for the annual fall golf tournament at Chateau Country Club. Clint Core, program chairman, says three flights will compete after qualifying rounds. Championship flight features C D McDonald and Frank Stearns, with other first and second flight matchups and scores listed. Prizes go to winners and runners up in each flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Country Club
Clint Core
C. D. McDonald
Frank Stearns
Clarence Looney
G. C
G. C. “Eddie” Core
John Conlin
C. S. McDonald
Fred Barribal
B. I. Packer
John Hentges
M. K. Luther
Shirley Wallace
R. F. Baille
Henry Robison
Dr. H. W. Bateman
C. W. Boussard
Paul Baillie
L. E. Taylor
C. H. Porter
George Coffey
Jack Core
Phil I. Cole
D. P. Fabrick
Popular Play Return Engages Lions Club
The 3 act comedy Second Childhood will be staged Saturday night September 29 as the first item in the Lions monthly program. An entr act set will feature a ladies double quartet and solo numbers. Proceeds go to the club recreational fund. Cast and plot mirror the prior chautauqua performance with admission 40 cents adults 25 cents students, reserve seats 10 cents extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lions
Arnold Hanusa
R. E. Nelson
Edwin Dover
Hazel Trescott
Velma Edwards
B. A. Roll
Betty Webb
Milton V. Ritter
Frederick Relyea
Coshdon
Indiana
Phil Stanton
Sylvia
Auntie
Henry Bur
Local Hi Graduates Depart for College This Fall
The annual exodus of area youths to higher education begins as students depart for Missoula State University and Bozeman College. Freshmen include Frances Moye Marion Lewis Roy Tokerud Kenneth Harmon, with others entering Kinman in Spokane and Billings Polytechnic University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University At
Missoula
Helen Bateman
Ann Eckford
Elsie Hirshberg
Jane Guthrie
Joy Mae Pollock
Ethel Morgan
Leslie Jourdenniis
School of Business Administration
Bozeman
Virginia Tlansen
John Robison
Frances Moye
Marion Lewis
Roy Tokerud
Kenneth Harmon
Kinman Business University
Spokane
Adele Wells
Albert Dought
Betty Jackson
Vivian Koch
Ted Saylor
Madge Looney
Bud” Taylor
Leslie Ortell
Teton High
Billings Polytechnical University
Irma Young
Mary Mma Youngbelle Peterson
Intermountain Union College
Helena
Alvin
Dick” Young
Catherine Malone
Georgia Vanderhoof
Fairfield
Constitutional Day Observed At Choteau High School
Loy Molumby a prominent Great Falls attorney and Legion leader spoke at a Constitutional Day program in the Choteau High School auditorium. He traced the constitution’s birth after the Revolutionary War, noted farmer writers and the system of checks and balances, and warned against suspending constitutional principles even during national emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loy Molumby
Great Falls
American Legion
American Legion Auxilary
Molumby
Supreme Court
Pioneer Stage Line Memories Shared By Old Timers
A trip down memory lane recalls the Choteau to Great Falls stage line of the 1880s. J Wycoff, son of Ash Wycoff who ran Freezeout station, visited Chateau from Wenatchee to reconnect with Bret Read and other boyhood friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wycoff
Ash Wycoff
Wenatchee
Washington
Bret Read
Bynum
Bret
S. G. Read
Choteau
Great Falls
Read
Sun River Crossing
Vaughn
Sunnyside
Wheeler and Root
A. M. Walley
Jim Hawn
Nine New Members Initiated Into Chateau Woman's Club
Nine new members were initiated into the Chateau Woman's Club at a pleasant meeting held at Mrs. G. C Core's home. Miss Ruby Miller officiated, with plans announced for future inductions and club activities including a countywide tuberculin testing drive. The evening featured singing, a state convention report, business discussions, and a flower show appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman's Club
G. C Core
Ruby Miller
B. A. Roll
Arnel] Hanusa
R. E Nelson
Mitts Hael Trescott
Ve m, Edwards
J. E. Todgski
Betty Went
Edwin Dover
Gay Bagsey
Bozeman
State Federation of Womer
Janet Aldrich
Butterfly
Arnold Hanusa
M. K. Luther
Sylvia
M. W. Ritter
Marion Hassos
C. W. Boussard
Friday Registration Deadline For Nov Election
Registration for the November 6 poll closes at 5 pm Friday September 21. Voters must register if qualified since 1932 and re register if they did not vote in the 1934 election. Report address changes to transfer registration between precincts. Register at the county clerk’s office or before a justice of the peace or registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Geo. A. Carroll
Court House
Justice of the Peace
Farmington Band Elects K. R. Smith President
K. R. Smith of Farmington was elected president of the Chateau band for the ensuing year succeeding A. B. Ram sey. Other officers named include John Billings vice president Harry Moore secretary Jas Broderick treasurer C O Edwards Dr C W Boussard and George Tennant on the board of directors. A band practice followed and the next session is set for Tuesday evening Sept 25 with a business meeting to discuss important matters and invite all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. R. Smith
Farmington
Chateau Band
A. B. Ramsey
John Billings
Harry Moore
Jas. Broderick
C. O. Edwards
C. W. Boussard
George Tennant
Club of Young Republicans Formed in Teton County
A Young Republican club was formed in Teton County after a preliminary meeting on the 10th. Officers elected include Arnold Hanusa president Evelyn Davis vice president Betty Webb secretary Wm Olgan treasurer and John Sulgrove publicity manager. A four piece orchestra is arranged for the next meeting with a 10 cent admission and members urged to bring guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Court House
Arnold Hanusa
Evelyn Davis
Betty Webb
Wm. Olgan
John Sulgrove
B. I. Packer
United States
T. O. Larson
Larson
J. J. Hannan
Chas
O. Davis
George T.oomis
America
Adam Leeper Dies at 75 After Stroke in Choteau
Adam Leeper 75 longtime Teton County resident and father of Mrs. Roy Morris died Tuesday at 5:30 PM in Choteau hospital from a stroke and related complications. Born March 31 1859 in Union Mills Indiana he lived in the county since 1929. Survived by daughter Mrs. Roy Morris and son Donald Leeper of David City Nebraska funeral set for Friday at 2 PM from the Methodist church with Rev. Edwin Dover officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Leeper
Roy Morris
Choteau
Choteau Hospital
Leeper
Teton County
Union Mills
Indiana
Donald Leeper
David City
Nebr
Methodist Church
Edwin Dover
Chas. G. Roberts
Stop Signs Re Placed Here In Town
September city council meeting approved ground type stop signs at Main avenue intersections to slow traffic. Mayor Burns appoints Giles Trescott as city marshal starting that evening after a year without one. W. W. Smith elected to council seat. Chateau Creamery owner. Council approves 9000 dollars in bank securities for city deposits and discusses Crossen lot intrusion on Seventh avenue. Concrete floor for city building rear room authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
C. W. Burns
Giles Trescott
Trescott
C. A. Franks
W. W. Smith
Smith
Chateau Creamery
P. H. Crossen
Seventh Avenue
Teton County High School
John W. Hall
Crossen
George Coffey
Popular Chateau Girl Weds Seattle Man in Seattle
Miss Marion Butchart and R. O. Driesbach married in Seattle on September 16. The Chateau native, educated at State University Missoula, taught at Medicine Lake and Teton high, and is a vocalist. Groom, a State University graduate, works for F B Connelly Machinery Co. in Seattle. They will live at 527 Eastlake Avenue apartment 317 Carolina Courts Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Butchart
R. O. Driesbach
Seattle
Washington
Missoula
W. B. Butchart
Teton County
State University At
Medicine Lake High School
Margaret Harris
Teton High
Chateau
The
State University
F. B. Connelly Machinery Co
City widens approach to bridge over Spring Creek
The city reports extensive street improvement work using the new grader maintainer. The west grade approaching the Third street Northeast bridge over Spring Creek has been widened to remove a long standing danger spot where Harold Wheeler was killed. A rock retaining wall is being installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wheeler
Spring Creek
Third Street
Library notes on Anthony Adverse sales goals
Alexander Woollcott questions why Anthony Adverse outsells other romances. The library plans 100 pay shelf cards this year and offers 20 new books for $1.00, with hours Wednesday evenings and Saturday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Woolcott
Anthony Adverse
Herney Allen
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This County
Local Postoffice
Lions Club
Pioneer
B. Read
Woman’s Club
Club OF Young Republicans
Hannan
COP
That City
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