4 H Club Fair Highlights Acknowledged At Te ton
A large attendance and growing entries marked the Te ton county 4-H club fair on Saturday. Entries totaled 465 with 305 from 4-H members and 160 from adults, while the cattle show saw fewer entries due to feed shortages. The day featured a band, a community sing, landscaping demonstrations, a dress revue, and awards led by local Extension staff and 4-H leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
R. E. Cameron
Bozeman
Carl Peterson
E. E. Isaacs
Hi. A. Winner
Mr. Peterson
Chateau Municipal Band
C. W. Lboussard
Fred Willson
Arnold Hanuse
Mary Ellen Robison
Virginia Allum
Montana
Joyce Kilmer
Virginia
Mary Fhlen
Cameron
Claude Windecker
Kathleen Lock
Ina Hanson
Dorothy Dale
Donna Faye Dauwalder
Judith Hanson
Paura Gronberg
Edna Hanson
Lois Gronberg
Greta Bush
Mary Wiseman
Hazel Depner
Katherine King
Nose Camden
Fern Goodell
Mildred Jepner
Dorothy Ann Jackson
Myrtle Dale
Julia Rowland
Gera Otness
Magdelene Loch
Alma Camden
Kathleen Loch
Orothy Swenson
Lois Swenson
Edna Otness
Pension recipients must personally endorse warrants
County Clerk George A. Carroll informs old age pension recipients that the federal government requires the warrant recipient to personally endorse each payment. Endorsements must match the signature on the original application, or reimbursement may be at risk. Recipients must sign a signature register at the courthouse within 15 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Carroll
Court House
Woman Minister of California Visiting Here
Mrs. C. F. Lutz arrived from Long Beach to visit relatives in Chateau Collins and T. L. Gap. She is sister to Mrs. Chas. Hauxwell and to the late Mrs. Ida Ferris Waterman. She plans to take Mrs. Hauxwell back about mid October. Lutz, formerly Miss Cheta Ferris, is a Methodist minister who and her sister preached at Choteau years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Lutz
Long Beach
Calif
Chateau, Collins
T. L. Gap
Chas. Hauxwell
Ida Ferris Waterman
Hauxwell
Lutz
Cheta Ferris
Mrs. Waterman
Choteau
Meetings Called to Gather Farmers Suggestions for 1937 Program
A series of meetings in Teton county aims to collect farmers suggestions for changes in the 1937 agricultural conservation program. Schedule covers Pendroy Collins Fairfield Chateau Dutton Power with 2 PM starts. County Agent Jed Willson invites all including nonparticipants to share reasons for not submitting applications and to aid program improvements. Plans for a limited start of range conservation in fall are noted, with remaining Navre recommendations added to 1937 planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Pendroy
Collins
Fairfield
Chateau
Dutton
Power
Jed Willson
Willson
Navre
Project Leaders Meetings Held for 1986-37 Club
The first project leaders meetings for the 1986 37 home demonstration club were held Monday and Tuesday. The demonstration Choosing Becoming Colors was led by extension clothing specialist Josephine Pollock. Attendees at the Chateau meeting included Agawam Mrs Torgerson Bob Mrs Stuart Meyers and Mrs Marion Davis Belleview Mrs Ruth Gibler and Mrs Irene Gray Bynum Mrs Lorna Green and Mrs Jucy Stott Farmington Mrs Pearl Tangen and Mrs Abe Breere Greenfield Mrs Chas Tracy Liberty Center Miss Lucille Inbody Pendroy Mrs Lucille Wellenstein and Mrs Beatrice Peterson Power Mrs Keith Hane and Mrs Ida Prater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Pollock
Chateau
Agawam
Torgerson
Bob
Stuart Meyers
Marion Davis
Belleview
Ruth Gibler
Irene Gray
Bynum
Lorna Green
Jucy Stott
Farmington
Pearl Tangen
Abe Breere
Greenfield
Chas. Tracy
Liberty Center
Lucille Inbody
Pendroy
Lucille Wellenstein
Beatrice Peterson
Power
Keith Hane
Ida Prater
Dutton
Collins
Diamond Valley
Beck
Joe Quenemoen
Reo Coghill
Lester Bowens
Martin Schultz
Lena Toeckes
Ida Schaefer
Beck Club
Enthusiasm at G. O. P. Rally Draws Nearly 300
The county courthouse crowded for a Republican party rally the season’s first public gathering. Col. Charles Sheridan spoke as candidate for railroad and public service commissioner and State Senator T. O. Larson for the U S Senate. James R. Stack from Duluth represented the national headquarters and spoke on district organization. L. B. Pendrey chaired and opened the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Charles l. Sheridan
T. O. Larson
Chateau
United States Senate
James R. Stack
Duluth
Minn
Republican Volunteers
Ll. B. Pendrey
Republican Central Committee
Reservoir storage plan eyed by Wate Board group
The Teton Cooperative Canal Co stockholders approved pursuing a $25 000 loan with the State Water Conservation Board to finance Eureka Lake reservoirs 10 miles northwest of Chateau The project would supply about 4600 acre feet usable storage on a 400 acre site benefiting 12 000 irrigated acres and the surrounding community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Lake
Chateau
The
Teton Cooperative Canal Co
Burton School House
Obert Peterson
Cecil Passmore
Frank “Jimmie” Gault
Oliver Mauseth
K. R. Smith
Henry Davidson
Yelte Lgakker
Otto Wagnild
P. H. Crossen
State Water Conservation Board
PD. P. Fabrick
Water Board
Water Conservation Board
WPA
Peterson
Independent Senate Candidate Joe Monaghan to Speak in Chateau
Joe Monaghan, candidate for United States Senate, will address voters in Chateau this Saturday September 26 at 8 p.m. The former Democratic nominee runner is endorsed by the Townsend movement with Park Lea arranging the appearance at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Monaghan
United States
Chateau
Monaghan
Francis Townsend
Park Lea
Townsend
Court House
Young Republicans Open Headquarters in Larson Building
The Teton County Young Republicans opened a new headquarters in the Larson building, at the former Chateau Drug Co. site, donated by Senator Larson. First meeting set for Thursday October 1 at 8 pm with plans for weekly meetings and Friday gatherings for ages 18 to 368.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Young Republicans
Chateau Drug Co
Larson
Senator Larson
G. O. P. Meelings
Senator Larson Campaign Tour Moves Across Montana
State Senator T O Larson of Chateau Republican candidate speaks across central Montana with Colonel Charles Sheridan and J A Steck in tow. He visits Winnett Townsend Boulder and Chateau this week with stops in Tiezeman Big Timber Harlowton and Columbus later in September. He also spoke at Lewistown Stanford and chaired the Park to Park highway celebration in Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
T. O Larson
Chateau
White Sulphur Springs
Larson
Charles Sheridan
Great Falls
J A. Steck
Republican National Committee
Winnett
Townsend
Boulder
Montana
Highway Commission
Hoover
Ray Church
Lewis and Clark County
Church
Augusta
Helena
Mr. Power
Helena Chamber of Commerce
Levis
Clark County
Kangaroo Court to Try Whiskers Violators Monday Evening
A humorous Kangaroo Court at the court house will try bearded men and whisker wearers next Monday evening. The event features a women jury, a whiskered prosecutor, a smooth shaven defense, and secrecy over the identities of participants. Proceeds go to the Lions civic fund supporting community welfare and charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangaroo Court
Chateau
Court House
Lion Club
C. W. Burns
Tennant
Montana towns celebrate Choteau Augusta cutoff completion
Citizens from Helena Wolf Creek Augusta and Chateau gathered in Choteau to mark the Glacier Highway cutoff finishing a years long drive. Speakers praised the route linking park to park and aiding Montana tourism with a community feast and donations funding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Helena
Wolf Creek
Augusta
Chateau
Choteau
Division Street
American Legion
Teton County
Great Falls
John B. Conlin
Fred I. Kessler
Kessler Brewing Co
Larson
C. W. Burns
T. O
Tom) Larson
Henry Weare
Mr. Weare
John M. Power
Ray Church
D. A. McKinnon
State Highway Commission
McGregor
McKinnon
Augusta-Chateau
Albert J. Roberts
Tlelena
Arthur J. Burns
VA. C. Lamport
Ilelena
Yelena
EC. Powell
Missoula
Staunton
S. B. Donohue
George Coffey
United States
Midgett Wins Golf Championship Sunday
J Kent Midgett, Teton high athletic coach, captured the Chateau Country Club men golfers championship defeating R J Reichhoff in the finals after edging C D MacDonalds up in a tight semifinal. Midgett led by seven holes with six to play to seal a 1 up victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kent Midgett
Teton High
Chateau Country Club
R. J. Reickhoff
Clint Core
Midgett
C. D. MacDonalds
Also Mentioned on This Page
California
H. D. Project
Wate Board
Burton Beach
Reservoir Company
County Commissioners
Young Republican Headquarters
Larson Building
Edith Ramsey
Tte
Arnold C. Hanusa
R. L. Reickhoff
Lielena
W. G. Ferguson
Montanans, Inc
Carl Anderson
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