Frank C Young Succumbs In Early Sunday Morning
Frank Charles Young 52 manager of the St Anthony Lumber yard in Chateau died at 140 am Sunday at Deaconess hospital Great Falls from heart and stomach trouble. Born July 19 1885 in Leola SD he lived in Chateau since 1912. Survived by wife Margaret two sons Jorma and Alvin two daughters Margaret and a junior at Teton County high school, plus brothers Henry and George and extended family. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev Kaemmer officiating and interment in the Great Falls mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Charles Young
St. Anthony
Teton County
Deaconess
Great Falls
Chateau
Mr. Young
Leola
S. D
Henry
Elizabeth (Schimpff) Young
Dutton
Young
Margaret Kutschke
Jorma
Dutton High School
Alvin
Fort Peck
Margaret
Teton County High School
George
Morrison
Virginia Allum
Betty Webb
R. F. Vick
N. W. Edwards
God
Jesus
E. J. Crary
Phil S. Cole
S. M. Wallace
Ole Kloster
Adolph Arensmeyer
C. H. Porter
R. J. Graham
Chicago
Emil Kutschke
George A. Kutschke
Faulkton
Brown and Oertel to Manage Rice Auto Court
The Rice Auto court in this city will operate as a company enterprise under W. B. Rice of Home Oil Co. Great Falls. Robert Brown and Ernest Oertel are placed in charge. Brown, an experienced service station operator, will move into on site living quarters after renovations finish likely Saturday. Oertel, formerly with Ray Newman, will reside in a cottage and also holds the Watkins products agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Auto Court
The
Home Oil Co
Great Falls
Robert Brown
Ernest Oertel
Mr. Brown
Mr. Rice
W. A. Brown
Oertel
Ray Newman
Watkins Products Agency
Beauty Shop to Move to New Hirshberg Room
Phyllis Thornton and her sister Miss Vivian Koch of Rexall Beauty Shop announce leasing the room in the Hirshberg building beside Safe Way to open the Moderne Beauty Shoppe. They plan a stylish, up to date renaming with a neon sign to attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Thornton
Rexall
Spokane
Grand Coulee
Washington
Vivian Koch
Hirshberg
Safeway
First Seining Attempt Aims To Rescue Ditch Fish
An improvised seining on Eldorado canal between the Teton river intake and the Larson ranch gathered about 350 fish mostly fingerlings, with some six to nine inch rainbow brook and whitefish. Organizers Otto Wagnild and Phil Bottler planned future efforts to reduce losses from canals and ditches and boost fish conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado Canal
Teton River
T. O. Larson
Otto Wagnild
Teton County
Bottler
Highway 33
Town
Association
M. S. Bullerdick
H. B. Swanson
Nick Pambrun
Lyall Crary
Frank Daggett
Gale Ballard
Chateau
Phil Bottler
George Bundtrock
Great Falls
Mountain States Telephone unveils rotation billing in Chateau
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co announces a new rotation billing system to take effect October 21 in Chateau. Bills will be issued in six groups each month, covering all charges up to the billing date, with mailing within six business days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Mra
Hattie Wagnild
Mountain Staves Telephone and Telegraph Co
Montana
Wien
Waynild
Jnst
Verna Dean and Allan Van Arsdale Married in Kalispell
According to the Dutton Sentinel, Miss Verna Dean and Allan Van Arsdale wed Wednesday at 5 PM at the bride’s Kalispell home. Archie Murchie served as best man. Allan, son of the late J O Van Arsdale of Dutton, had worked in the county surveyor’s office and is a Montana State College graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton Sentinel
Verna Dean
Allan van Arsdale
Kalispell
Archie Murchie
Dutton
Allen
J. O. van Arsdale
Montana State College
Teton Chautauqua Draws Record Attendance and Praise
About 1500 people attended Teton's chautauqua over three nights marking a record crowd. The event featured moving pictures, sacred and classical music, a peace themed play, and praised volunteers while noting expenses around 110 dollars with expected profits.
Fort Shaw Gridders Face Fort Shaw On Teton Field Friday
Fort Shaw travels to Teton Field Friday for a 3 15 kickoff in a first year gridiron clash. Students pay 1 cent, adults 25 cents, with dismissal at 2 30. Coach Midgett plans substitutions if the initial lineup misfires as 15 players suit up for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldogs
Fort Shaw
Teton
Invaders
Power
Cascade
Midgett
St. Mary’s
Auto Wrecks Near Rade Mamuzich Ranch
D I L Moulton’s V-8 coach overturned en route to Fairfield near the Rade Mamuzich ranch but he was unhurt. A recent crash north of Pendroy involved Emerson Faries’s Plymouth coupé. both vehicles are in Hanson Bros. garage for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. IL Moulton
Fairfield
Rade Mamuzich Ranch
Mr. Moulton
Pendroy
Emerson Faries
Hanson Bros
Chateau hotel dining room leased to A J Riede
Wm Schnei der proprietor of the Chateau hotel announced he leased the dining room to A J Riede who took charge this morning. His daughter Carmine Riede and daughter in law Lucille Wier join the venture. They came from Sand Point Idaho after stints in Glasgow and Fort Peck. Riede, a long time chef including the dam project mess hall, plans continued high class service and special occasion dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sehneider
Chateau Hotel
A. J. Riede
Riede
Carmine Riede
Lucille Wier
Chateau
Sand Point
Idaho
Glasgow
Fort Péck
Albert Hentges Dies in Sheboygan at 82
Albert Hentges 82 father of John Hentges of Chateau died in Sheboygan Wis after a brief illness. He spent his life in Sheboygan witnessing its growth from village to manufacturing city. Survived by seven children with five in Sheboygan and two elsewhere. his wife preceded him in death. The elder Hentges was reportedly to return home this week.
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Albert Hentges
Sheboygan
Wis
John Tentges
Mr Hentges
Kansas
John
Chateau
Mr. Hentges
Blooston Co. Buys Stock of Jos. Hirshberg Co
Blooston Co of Minneapolis purchases the remaining stock of Jos. Hirshberg & Co and takes possession. B M Davis. a large close out sale is expected on his return. Hirshberg staff stays. A H Doughty remains in charge until then. The future of the Chateau store remains undecided. Hirshberg retains the office and continues account collections.
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Blooston CO
Minneapolis
JOS. Hirshberg Company
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
B. M. Davis
Hirshberg
Davis Re
A. H. Doughty
Chateau
Jos. Hirshberg Co
Hirshberg’s
Letter from Dr. H. T. Rhoads describes Atlantic trip
Dr. H. T. Rhoads and Mrs. Rhoads write from Los Angeles about traveling to New York via Panama Canal on a freighter. They plan to drive back through Tennessee Valley and Ozarks, stop in Central Arkansas, and visit Chateau friends if weather permits. TL. T. Rhoads Jr. is in New York for a two year internship.
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C. H. Porter
H. T. Rhoads
Los Angeles
Rhoads
New York
Panama Canal
Seattle
San Francisco
Yosmite
Gen. Grant
Sequoia
Smokies
Tennessee Valley
Ozarks
Arkansas
Chateau
TL. T. Rhoads, Jr
Drs. Rhoads & Rhoads
T C H S Bulldogs Bow to St Marvys Six in Great Falls
The Teton County High School Bulldogs lost 18 to 0 to St Marys High School of Great Falls in their open game. St Marys veterans dominated with two fourth quarter touchdowns from well executed passes while the locals showed promise in yardage and first downs despite miscues. Charles Stormwind and Arfield Rosengren led defense. Clarence Bleecker stood out on offense for Teton.
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Gridiron Warriors
Teton County High School
Aittle
St. Mary's High School
Great Falls
Saints
Bulldogs
Midgett
Kay
St. Mary's
Teton
Charles Stormwind
Arfield Rosengren
Clarence Bleecker
Gulbrandsen
Rosengren
Lee
Rice
Peebles
Hallberg
Bleecker
Wallace
Stormwind
Hutchinsons Attend Funeral of Niece in Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs D W Hutchinson traveled to Salt Lake City Utah to attend the funeral of his niece Mrs Jean Sellars age 21 who died suddenly. Her grandparents in Great Falls raised her after her father died when she was three. Immediate survivors include her husband and her mother Mrs Jane Woolley of Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Hutchinson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jean Sellars
Jane Woolley
Farm Security chief disputes labor panel claims on project cost
Albert L. Johnson of the Farm Security administration argues private contract builds are cheaper and stronger than government force accounts. He contends private builders in Teton county use local labor, offer full concrete foundations, and avoid labor monopolies by Great Falls unions, correcting a Sept issue report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade County Trades & Labor Assembly
Albert L. Johnson
Farm Security Administration
The
Resettlement Administration
Fairfield
Johnson
Teton County
Great Falls
Choteau
Addiion
Catholic Ladies Festival At Legion Pavilion Saturday Night
The Catholic Ladies auxiliary of Chateau hosts its annual festival this Saturday October 2 at the Legion pavilion. A large hope chest will be given away and ticket sales have been strong. The evening features dancing a bingo game and other entertainments with a luncheon served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Pavilion
Chateau
R. N. Lear
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank C. Young
Earl
Brown and Oertel
Beauty Shop
Eldorado
Phone Co
Allen van Arsdale and Kalispell
Paul Mathis
T. J. Cheetham
George Sollid
Calvin Wixom
Dana Edwards
Alva Larson
Ruth Hafto
Listz
W. G. Dauwalder
Teton County Farmers Union
Chautauqua
Dauwalder
Fred Willson
Mae Walton
George Tennant
Teton Field
DR. Rhoads
Tony
Panama
T. C. H. S. Bulldogs
St. Marvy’s
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