New AAA Changes To Be Explained To Wheat Farmers
Officials of the Teton County Wheat Production Control association and County Agent Fred Willson will explain the new four year AAA contracts and other changes. A meeting of all community committeemen is set for next Monday at 9 30 a.m. in the county, followed by several district meetings.
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Teton County Wheat Production Control Association
Fred Willson
AAA
Mr. Willson
Chas. Proff
W. G. Dauwalder
M. G. Bolland
Great Falls
Albert Borton
J. C. Taylor
Ralph Bodley
H. D
H. R. Thompson
F. R. Swenson
O. W. Anderson
Ida Price
Paul Mathis
Diamond Valley Club
J. R. Armstrong
Joe Walkington
Archie Halcro
George Zeigler
Marion Davis
Power H. D. Club
Abe Breere
Wm. Chalmers
C. O. Juelfs
John Hemstad
Diamond Valley H. PD. Club
Davis
North Montana
Willson
M. S. Bullerdick
Beryl Jones
Rachel Gitchel
Pendray Club
Leacher
R. E. Cameron
Bozeman
Cameron
Cascade County
United States
Ife
Hun Season Opens Here November Third In Montana
The Montana fish and game commission announced a 10 to 15 day open season for Chinese pheasants and Hungarian partridges starting Nov 3. Bag limits are three pheasants and five partridges with a two day possession limit. Hunting will occur in 53 counties while Beaverhead Jefferson and Silver Bow are closed. Some counties restrict Chinese pheasants. details vary by county with Madison closed to pheasant shooting. Teton status pending as officials hope for a 15 day season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Beaverhead
Jefferson
Silver Bow
Daniels
Garfield
Glacier
Golden Valley
Hil
Liberty
Lincoln
McCone
Meagher
Park
Petroleum
Pondera
Prairie
Sheridan
Teton
Toole
Wheatland
Dearborn
Lewis and Clark County
Madison
Mrs Crary to entertain Choteau Woman’s Club Tuesday
Mrs EB Crary will host the Choteau Woman’s club next Tuesday afternoon at the Crary cabin on the ranch northwest of Choteau on the Teton. Transportation is arranged from the Beaupre hotel. Musical numbers will feature the program as the club plans to divide into music art and literature groups for the second monthly meeting. President Mrs George Thompson urges a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Crary
Choteau
George Thompson
Lions Hear Leo Graybill at Chateau Lions Meeting
Chateau Lions welcomed Leo Graybill past district governor and now district board president with an engaging talk Tuesday night. He was joined by Carl Stellar of Great Falls and three other Lions, plus visitors including Dr Halberg’s son performing on accordion and piano and Hazel Trescott with two songs. New members Herb Winner and Les Thirkill were introduced.
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LIONS
Leo Graybill
Chateau Lions
District Board of Governors
Graybill
Great Falls
Carl Stellar
Ranch manager visits 4-H fair in Lowry locality
A. C. Gough, manager of the Teton Land Company’s large Lowry ranch, attended the fair last Saturday to view the exhibits. He praised the meritorious displays and showed keen interest in the agricultural exhibits highlighting the company’s related activities.
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A. C. Gough
The
Teton Land Company
Lowry
CCC Camps Closing Report For Winter Transfers
Unverified reports indicate the Pishkun CCC camp near Ort 5 will shut and 97 young men from the camp left this week for Camp Dix in New Jersey. Other camps are being closed with inhabitants moved to warmer regions for winter.
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CCC
Camp Dix
New Jersey
Teton High elects officers for all classes
Elections held across Teton County High School name senior class leader Fred Meadows and designate officers for each class. Seniors elect Fred Meadows president and John Billings vice president with Irene Ericson secretary and John Owens treasurer. sponsors include Chas Hunziker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Frederick Meadows
O. G. Meadows
Teton
Fred Meadows
John Billings
Irene Ericson
John Owens
Chas. Hunziker
Bernard Teenyes
Carolyn Peterson
Davida Proff
Stanley Smith
Mae Walton
Jere Coffey
Norman Rosengren
Alice Gibler
Miriam Barnhill
Patrick Campbell
Audrey Seufert
Jewel Klein
Evelyn Mattmiller
Valier Masons Mark 25th Anniversary Lodge Founding
The Valier Masonic lodge celebrated the 25th anniversary of its founding with an elaborate Thursday night event. About 16 members from Chateau Masonic lodge attended, joining delegates from other lodges in the territory. Principal speakers were J. W. Speer and John R. Lloyd of Great Falls, with Senator T. O. Larson representing the Choteau lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valier
County Attorney Dismisses Case Against Ernest Arensmeyer
A felony charge against Ernest Arensmeyer for drawing a large rifle with intent to assault Earles was dismissed by County Attorney E L Murphy after Earles failed to appear for the hearing. Arensmeyer was released on bond and no further action was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Arensmeyer
Herman Farles
Justice Court
J. G. Jackson
E L. Murphy
Earles
Arensmeyer
Jackson
Livestock Shipments Across Regions This Week
This week’s shipments include five cars yesterday on the Milwaukee route with Elliott and Freeman among shippers, three cars from R. N. Lear, and two from unidentified consignor. Last week G. M. Burney sent one car from Pete Sandmo. C. K. Malone and J. E. Young delivered four from Agawam. Fairfield also sent two cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Elliott
Roy Morse
Lerner and Lande
Weaver Beauty Shop Continues At Pollock Home
Last week the Acantha reported the Pollocks moved to Chateau for the winter. The home near Farmington had housed the Weaver beauty shop for some time. Mrs Pollock confirms she will keep operating the Weaver beauty shop at her home, clearing up a misinterpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
J. R. Pollock
Farmington
Chateau
Weaver Beauty Shop
Pollock
Jackson visits Great Falls clinic for health check
Jackson, who had been in pain for weeks but remained at city duties, went to a Great Falls clinic on Tuesday and returned to his office the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T . Jackson
Great Falls
Tie
Chateau Visitor Jimmy Connole Plans Los Angeles Diesel School
Jimmy Connole a Teton Hizrad former athletic star visited the Chateau yesterday and said he will depart soon for Los Angeles to enroll in a diesel engineering program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Connole
Teton Hizrad
Los Angeles
Mrs Henry Ness Pioneer Resident Dies in Choteau
Mrs Bertha Ness 40 wife of Henry Ness prominent Fairfield-Choteau matron died suddenly last Friday at Choteau hospital after being taken from home ill. Born Belgrade Minnesota June 27 1895 she moved with family to Fairfield in 1909 and settled in Teton county. She married Henry Ness February 18 1916 and later moved to Choteau in 1929 where they resided. Survived by husband two sons Howard 19 James 14 mother Betsy Thornd four sisters and several in laws. Funeral Monday at Norwegian Lutheran church Fairfield with Eastern Star burial and local chapter handling.
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Chateau
Bertha Ness
Henry Ness
Choteau Hospital
Josef
Betsy Syse Thorud
Belgrade
Minnesota
Teton County
Fairfield
Bertha
Sam Ness
U. S. Reclamation Service
Power- Morgan Co
Choteau
Ness
Fidelity Chapter
O. IE. S
Howard
James
Betsy Thornd
Olaf Dale
R. Eastwood
I. R. Lee
Great Falls
Agnes Migey
Minneapolis
Norwegian Lutheran Church
A. Lunde
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Chas. G. Roberts
Eastern Star
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Rallies
Sunday school at 10 a.m. with Mrs. W. W. Smith guiding juniors and intermediates. Morning worship at 11 with a sermon by the pastor and choir anthem. Epworth league program, vesper service, and arrangements by Mildred Louise Nelson. An industrial rally is set for Oct 2 with a plant at church. Oct 6 marks a special Sunday with prizes for largest family and oldest representative. new members welcomed. Rev Edwin Dover, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Smith
Fred Willson
Trainor
Stanley Smith
Marguerite Smith
Roberts
Elmer Smith
Leslie Jourdonnais
Averill
Epworth League Outdoors
Mildred Louise Nelson
Pendrey
Edwin Dover
Pagror
Mrs Guy Miller Hosts Card Party This Saturday
Mrs Guy Miller will host a card party at her country home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. She will be assisted by Mrs A W Walke of Fairfield Cave. Proceeds benefit the American Legion auxiliary unit. Refreshments will be served.
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Guy Miller
Southarst
Enum
Ter
A. W Walke
Fairfetd Cave
Treasure Hotel
Chateau
The
American Legion Auxilary Dorate
European travels of Te ton county homesteader and educator
E J Markle formerly a Ditton area farmer and Power high school principal now travels as writer lecturer and film subject He joined Sherwood Eddy party last June and toured England France Switzerland Austria Poland Russia Finland and Germany He plans a moving picture film focusing on Russia to accompany lectures and talks on his journeys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Teton County
E. J. Markle
New Hampton
Markle
Power High School
Dutton and Collins
Ditton
K. C. Knutson
Marks
Sherwood Eddy
United States
Mr. Eddy
China
London
Cantebury
Cambridge University
England
Paris
Charte
Versailes
France
Geneva
Lucerne
Switzerland
Vienna
Austria
Berlin
Germany
Warsaw
Poland
Moscow
Lenine Communial Farm
Kirsenov
Lenigrad
Russia
Helsinfors
Finland
Hamburg
Hamberg
Seven Planes At Local Port Sunday With Six Carrying Passengers
The local airport drew a crowd Sunday as seven airplanes visited. Six ships carried passengers and up to five were airborne at times. The Three Musketeers Ed Canfield Dorothy Canfield and C O Kvale flew with others from Shelby Conrad and local owners Jellison Mamuzick and Chalmers. The Musketeers performed an air show and Jellison offered longer Rockies flights to a listed group including Dr C W Boussard Oscar Erickson I H McLean Henry Robison and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Canfield
Dorothy Canfield
C. O. Kvale
Shelby
Bob Jellison
Aubrey Malcolm
Conrad
John Mamuzick
Ben Chalmers
Musketeers
Jellison
Rockies
C. W. Boussard
Oscar Erickson
I. H. McLean
Henry Robison
H. & Adams
Butte Doctors Aid Local TB Test Interpretation
Dr. J. L. Mondlock from Butte joined Dr. E. B. Maynard and Nurse Anne M. Leffingwell to interpret tuberculin reactions among high school students. A total of 235 students were tested over two days at Power and Dutton, with plans for X ray follow up for suspected cases and Mrs. Leffingwell to finish work around October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Mondlock
Butte
E. B. Maynard
Anne M. Leffingwem
Power
Dutton
Two couples wed here yesterday under relaxed marriage rules
The local record notes two couples united by Justice of the Peace J G Jackson. Fred Dear 21 and Princes Rum Mey 18 of Cascade wed first, witnessed by Mrs Reynolds Plath and Douglas Doar. Hal Johns 27 of Great Hs and Wathleen Mcltityre of West River Idaho wed next, with Wes Lievhoffman and Mares Meinisre as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
Fred Dear
Princes Rummey
Cascade
Reynolds Plath
Douglas Doar
Hal Johns
Great Hs
Wathleen Mcltityre
West River
Idaho
Cere Wes Liev ‘Offman
Mares Meinisre
Choteau Girl Enters Pacific University Oregon
Miss Margaret Doughty, daughter of Mr and Mrs Doughty, enters Pacific University Forest Grove as a freshman. She graduated last June from Teton High School and was active in dramatics and basketball.
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Ectal Ty Chateau Acai Perest Groy
Oye
Margaret Douchty
Aff Doughty
Pacific Univers
Forest Grove
Miss Doughty
Tetonizh School
4-H Club Fair Draws Large Crowd at County Park
The county 4-H club fair and achievement day at the American Legion pavilion in the city park drew large crowds with 400 entries, 269 from 4-H members and 131 from open class adults. Organizers led by County Agent Fred Willson praised support from H D clubs, the Power community, and officials, noting hopes for a permanent, larger event in future years.
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American Legion
Pioneer
Chateau
H. D. Club
Additional Names Added to List of Going Away to College
The Acantha reports omissions in last week’s list of Teton county high school graduates entering higher education. Corrections include John Pe bison, Letha Caskev, Frank McDonnell, and Roy Tokerud entering Montana State College. Francis Truchot, Marc Butchart, and Hazel Goeddertz to Montana State University. Winona and Wayne Gitchel moving from North Montana College to the State University. Mabel and Lorraine Breding enrolling at Great Falls Commercial College. Carl Maccany entering the Polytechnic School of Engineering in Oakland, California. The piece notes these additions reflect well on the local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Guthrie
John Pebison
Chateau
Letha Caskev
Colwns
Frank McDonnell
Fairfield
Roy Tokerud
Dutton
Montana State College
Bozeman
Montana State University
Missoula
Francis Truchot
Marc Butchart
Hazel Goeddertz
Sweetgrass
Guthrie
Winona Gitchel
Wayne Gitchel
North Montana College
Havre
Aso
Mabel
Lorraine Breding
Agawam
Great Falls Commercial College
Carl Maccany
Polytechnic School of Engineering
Oakland
Calif
Montana State
Miss Wanda Swain Weds Cut Bank Man
Miss Wanda Swain daughter of Mr and Mrs John Swain of this city married Howard Lynn of Cut Bank last Thursday in Missoula. They planned to wed in Coeur d Alene Idaho but altered plans and honeymooned in Spokane before returning to Cut Bank to live. The bride previously lived in Shelby and worked seven years as an operator at Mountain States Telephone. The groom, son of Mrs Flora Lynn of Whitefish and nephew of C E Davis of Shelby, works at the Cut Bank refinery. Mrs Lynn is known in Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Swain
John Swain
Howard Lynn
Cut Bank
Missoula
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
Spokane
Shelby
Chateau
Mountain States Telephone
Flora Lynn
Whitefish
C. E. Davis
Lynn
Roommates at State College plan ceremony among Montana families
Miss Margaret Hodeskiss and Miss Marton Taricker of Montana state college arrangements reveal a forthcoming event. Bricker of Great Falls and Vadeskis link to Teton county politics as former legislators and House member respectively, tying families to the state Capitol and education bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Margaret Hodeskiss
Marton Taricker
Montana State
Enilese Baye
Teseman
Wies Bricker
C Bricker
Great Falls
Miss Twodeskiss
J. 2
Hoadeskiss
Vadeskis
Teton County
Mr. Bricker
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Mrs. Crary
Teton Hi
Valier Masons
Beauty Shop
Henry Ness Provea
Lutheran Church
Rev
Methodist Church
Pacific University
Oregon
John Poore
Herbert Moon
Claude Windecker
F Isaacs
Iran
State College
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