Teton Bulldogs win two scrimmages under new coach Dunckel
The Teton Bulldogs opened the 1938 pigskin schedule with back to back wins on their local field. Under new mentor John Dunckel two squads defeated Brady 23 12 and Augusta 13 0 with 20 plus players gaining action and confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Bulldogs
John Dunckel
Park County High School
Livingston
Montana State College
Brady
Augusta
Chateau
Teton
Bulldogs
Campbell
Rosengren
Choteau
Miss Winona Gitchel Weds Alfred Graesser at Hamilton Ceremony
Miss Winona Gitchel daughter of Pendray residents became the bride of Alfred Ross Graesser in a quiet Hamilton ceremony on September 17. The couple were attended by Miss Mabel Lundberg and Roger Conner. The bride, a Teton County native, graduated from Northern Montana College and the State University Missawa and has taught at St. Regis High School. Graesser, a South Dakota native and senior in the University of Montana forestry school, has worked in forest service and AAA range conservation and plans to finish his degree while his wife completes the current teaching year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Winona Gitchel
J. W. Gitchel
Pendray
Alfred Ross Graesger
H.W. Longenecker
Mabel Lundberg
Missoula
Roger Conner
Darby
Gasoline Tax Sets Record As August Revenue Rises
The state five cent per gallon gasoline tax brought in 697295.05 during August, an all time high, per the state board of equalization. Last August collected 627148.71. The tax is estimated to amount to about 6000000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalization
Tentative Chautauqua Program Set for Three Day Event
The Chautauqua in Teton opens Friday Oct 7 with the Teton County High School band under Irsha Davis. A pageant The Land of the Shining Mountains follows, with a Saturday lineup of skits, music, an address by Dr. A G Arnold, and county chorus plus a 30 minute concert on Sunday featuring instrumental, vocal, and piano performances with multiple local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Chautauqua
Teton County
H. S. Band
Irsha Davis
Land of the Shining Mountains
Greenfield Division Recreational Council
A. L. Johnson
Margaret Valiant
Power
Miss Speaker
R. F. Vick
Irvin Erickson
Diamond Valley
Martin Schultz
Dutton
Ashley Roberts
Health Conference for Tots to Six Held Here Oct 7
County nurse Mazel E Rendicker announces a free health conference for infants and children up to six years old. Dr R G Keeton will supervise with Mrs Rendicker assisting. Vaccinations for smallpox and the first dose of diphtheria toxoid offered. second dose after three weeks. Sessions 9:30-11:00 a.m. and 1:00-3:00 p.m. at the courthouse. Parents urged to attend with healthy children only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Maizel E. Rendicker
R. G. Keeton
Ren
Local Couple Weds at Church Parsonage in Choteau
George Sulgrove and Betty Corrigan, both residents of Choteau, were married by Rev. R. F. Vick at the Methodist church parsonage Saturday night. The couple, joined by Miss Betty Nichols and Jas M. Sulgrove, plans a wedding trip to Yellowstone National Park and Missoula visits before settling at Sulgrove Auto Court apartment No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sulgrove
Choteau
Betty Corrigan
Choteau Hospital
J. M. Sulgrove
John
Chick’s Shell Station
Teton County High School
Hamilton
C. H. Corrigan
Missoula
Spokane
Sulgrove Auto Court
George
Montana to Exhibit at San Francisco Fair in Hunting Lodge
Montana plans a 60 by 30 foot hunting lodge booth at the San Francisco exposition. Bob Fletcher of the state highway commission says the lodge will feature a stock ranch mining camp a waterfall a lake and other western scenes in miniature with Montana scenery views through wall windows. Mineral exhibits Indian crafts forestry products and other state resources will line the walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bob Fletcher
State Highway Commission
Death of Bynum Matron Attributed To Encephalitis
Mrs. Elmer Rowland 51 of Bynum died in a Great Falls hospital after four days of illness. Officials differ on whether the disease was true sleeping sickness. the death certificate cites sleeping sickness and respiratory paralysis. Survivors include husband Elmer Rowland daughter Hazel 15 son Earl 21 and a sister and brothers. Funeral held in Choteau with Rev. R F Vick officiating. Burial in Choteau cemetery.
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Teton
Elmer Rowland
Bynum
Great Falls
Maynard
Montana
Rowland
H. W. Bateman
Phillips
Government Laboratory
Hamilton
Cannonsburg
Nettie Donaldson
Bynum District
Hdzel
Earl
Roberts Funeral Home
Choteau
R. F. Vick
Mrs A Burlingame Dies After Long Illness in Chateau
Minnie E. Burlingame 77 wife of Albert Burlingame died Thursday at Maynard hospital after nephritis and complications. Born April 18 1861 in Zumbrio Falls Minnesota she lived in North Dakota and Montana before settling in Chateau. Survived by husband Windel Burlingame three other sons, two daughters and several grandchildren. Funeral held at Great Falls mausoleum with cremation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie E. Burlingame
Albert Burlingame
Maynard Hospital
Mrs. Burlingame
Chateau
Windel J. Burlingame
C. K. Malone
Rice Auto Court
Great Falls
H. C. Huffman
A. D. Huffman
Burlingame
Minnie E. Wyatt
D. F. Wyatt
Zumbro Falls
Minn
Windel Bulingame
A. J.howard
Frank Phelps
Chas. Wyatt
Myrtle
Rochester
Fish Planting Underway in Deep Creek Area
Cooperating with the Teton County Sportsmen's association, Phil Bottler planted 23,000 native trout fry in the south fork of Deep Creek on Tuesday. He is due back today with 25,000 more of the same species for the south fork of Dupuyer Creek, aided by Grover Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Lions Club 49er Event Nets $1336.82 and Near $900 Goal
The Lions Club hosted a two night 49er celebration attracting 848 attendees at the Legion pavilion. Receipts totaled 1336.82 with expected civic fund gains approaching 900, thanks to broad community support and roles from president H. A. Winner. Prizes awarded included outfits, costumes, and whiskers, while bingo led receipts. Lions will host helpers at the October 11 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Club
H. A. Winner
Legion
H. M. Daley
Jess Willette
John Groot
John
Happy) Becker
Gay Franklin
Sid Snyder
H.J
Heck) Stephens
Becker
Lions
E. P. Hall
Value of athletics stressed by coach at Lions meeting
County high school coach John Dunckel spoke to the Lions Club emphasizing the value of athletics in the curriculum. He highlighted competition as a rewards pathway, teamwork, discipline, and school spirit, while noting the pool season’s success and a steady bank balance for club projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dunckel
County High School
Lions Club
Dunckel
Yiolds
H. A. Winner
H.M. Daley
Lions Boy Scout Committee
Chateau
Tie
R. E. Nelson
Teton
Woman's Club
C. W. Burns
Burns
Nelson
Winner
Frank Stearns
Mr. Dunckel
Sid Pepner
Frank Holmes
Great Falls
Shell Ol Co
Plan to Organize Cub Pack Tonight
A parents meeting is called by Arnold Hanusa, Boy Scout commissioner, for this evening at 8 in the grade school auditorium to organize a Cub Pack for boys nine to eleven. Parents cooperation is essential. a prior meeting lacked sufficient attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Hanusa
Schedule of W C Groups Adopted for Year
The Chateau Woman's club approves yearly meeting dates for its Child Study Music and Art groups. Child Study meets monthly on the third Monday at 7 30 with listed hostesses and leaders. Music group meets first Wednesday at 7 30 with monthly programs and hostesses. Art group meets on the first Monday at 7 30 with monthly hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman's Club
Hanusa
Katherine Murphy
H. D. Cunningham
Miss Anderson
Anderson
Ge Taylor
Win
Olson
Cunningham
Huffman
Taylor
Annabelle Smith
Breen
Fleming
Winner
Smith
Malone
Roll Call
Beaupre
Nelson
Averill
Crary
Cohoe
Bloom
Symphony Composers
Vick
Hane
Book Review
Duvendack
Burns
Reiquam
Hodgkiss
Looney
Frank Stearns
George Duvendack
R. G. Wheaton
C. Boussard
C. Passmore
J. Hentges
F. Willson
F. Barribal
Chateau Drug proprietor returns from trip through Yellowstone
Theo B Halverson owner of the Chateau Drug Co. arrived home Thursday after about two weeks away. He visited Cut Bank to supervise ranch interests then traveled with Mrs. Halverson on a business trip to Billings and a Yellowstone tour via Red Lodge Cook City route. In Billings he bought an extended holiday and gift goods line from McClurg Co. of Chicago which runs a large sample room there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. B. Halverson
Chateau Drug Co
Cut Bank
Mrs. Halverson
Billings
Yellowstone National Park
Red Lodge
Cook City
Fire destroys Angel and Sabin buildings in Dupuyer
One man died and two others escaped by leaping from a second story window as a morning blaze gutted the James Angel home beer parlor and Milo Sabin garage in Dupuyer. Property losses exceed five thousand dollars. John Benson, 63, perished in the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benson
Angel
Sabin
Dupuyer
Guy Miller
Byham
Carl
Nig) Peters
Frenchie
Dave Cooper
Peters
James Angel
Milo Sabin
Harold Chadwick
John Wall
Tg. Peters
Benson
Sand
Diamond Valley Women stage rollicking farce on Chautauqua
D V Women present A Good Girl In the Kitchen a one act farce on the Chautauqua program on Oct 8. Yennie Yensen who spent six months in the United States and two years in Minneapolis stars in a tale filled with laughter. Cast includes Mrs V M Willis Mrs Jennings Betty Schultz Julia Edith Goodell Josie Mrs Frank Goodell Policewoman Mrs Harry Laubach Mandy White and others under director Martin Sch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Valley
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Committee
Yennie Yensen
United States
Minneapolis
Mandy White
Samandy
V. M. Willis
Jennings Betty Schultz
Jenning
Julia Edith Goodell
Eeeeeeene
Josie
Frank Goodell
Harry Laubach
Yennie
Ernest Schultz
Samantly
C. O. Juelfs
Babbddensep Eaves
Negro
Menses Mib
Martin Sch
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Hodgskiss
Peebles
Beecker
Hallberg
Schmitz
Tennant
Inbody
Dellwo
D. Rose
Sabo
Saturady
Goach
University Forestry School
Mountain Lodge
A. Burlingame
Gus Depner
Sid
Geo. Tennant
W. C
Yellowstone
Chadwick
Miller
D. V. Women
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