Dr Bateman Wins Chateau Mayoral Race by Eight Votes
Dr H W Bateman won the Chateau mayoral election 153 to 145 over W E Howard. Voters also chose R R Mellon as alderman and J G Jackson as alderman in two wards with other local council changes announced. School trustees Jas T Robison and W G Bloemdahl won unopposed terms.
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H. W. Bateman
Chateau
W. E. Howard
Citizens
Dr. Bateman
Mr. Howard
J. G. Jackson
H. E. Adams
Mr. Jackson
Adams
R. R. Mellon
Bateman
Howard
Geo. M. Coffey, Jr
Mr. Mellon
E .J. Crary
Jackson
Jas. T. Robison
W. G. Bloomdahl
Robison
Blookdahl
Weither
Bloomdah
W. B. Butchart
Geese fed by locals at Priest Butte lake
Grain from the State Fish and Game Commission fed by local sports men to thousands of geese and brant at Priest Butte lake near Chateau after heavy snows. Many birds died. investigators found empty crops and low weight. An alkali-water theory is debated, with grain aid enabling temporary relief.
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State Fish& Game Commission
Priest Butte Lake
Chateau
Gun Club
E. H. Myrick
E. C. Waldron
H. J. McGregor
F. M. Snider
Helena
McGregor
Robert H. Hill
Snider
Frank Goodwin
Last Lyceum Number at High School Monday
The Intermountain Players four young ladies will perform at Chateau high school auditorium Monday evening April 12 in the final Lyceum program of the season. The show includes a play readings and songs with costume attractions. Adults pay 50c children 10c.
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Intermountain
Chateau
Intermountain Union Lyceum
Ladies’ Industrial
M. EB. Church
Bruce Brothers Respond To Illness In County
Alexander Bruce of Seattle and Mrs O E Simpson of Kirkland arrived last Friday to learn of Angus Bruce serious illness in the county He is a pioneer resident who has been at the City hospital for several weeks in Seattle.
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Alexander Bruce
Seattle
O. E. Simpson
Kirkland
Washington
Angus Bruce
City
Mrs James Ballantyne Dies at 45 on Bird Ranch
Mrs James Ballantyne 45 died last Saturday at her Bird ranch home south of Chateau after a long illness with pulmonary tuberculosis. Maiden name Anna Louise Rebbine she was born in Alexander Minnesota and married 25 years ago. The family moved to Montana in 1920 from Canada and lived on the Bird ranch since the county poor farm stayed under local staff. She is survived by a husband a Minnesota born daughter and an adopted son at home. Funeral services were held at the M E church in Chateau with Rev Robert Culbertson officiating burial followed at Chateau cemetery.
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Bird Ranch
Chateau
Jas. Ballantyne
Nine Stands of Bees Ordered for Teton Farmers
County Agent Robert Clarkson ordered nine stands of bees for Teton county farmers to try honey production. Italian strain bees from Louisiana will cost about 20 dollars per stand, including queen and equipment. Distribution: K. G. Reinks five stands, Oscar Gaare one, J. A. Shoquist one, J. E. Hodgskiss two.
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Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Louisiana
K. G. Reinks
Farmington
Oscar Gaare
Fairfield
J. A. Shoquist
Fairfield One
J. E. Hodgskiss
Chateau
Seekins Girls Lead Farming Ton Club News Stories
Vera Seekins scored 5 and Helen Seekins 80 to lead eight F. E. B. Sewing club girls in Bozeman. County Agent Robert Clark supervised the contest to teach reporting for publication. Evelyn Willis and Rena Reinks wrote on the next meeting and their pieces will be scored for possible Acantha publication.
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Vera
Helen Seekins
F. E. B. Sewing Club
Bozeman
Robert Clarkson
State College
Evelyn Willis
Rena Reinks
Acantha
Te ton county high school board reelects five faculty
Five faculty members at Te ton county high school were reelected: Mildred Forrest home economics salary 1600 Olive Scholz French and Latin 1600 Verne Ashley commercial subjects and athletics 1600 Mona McIntosh history 1500 Ruth Jarl English 1450 The board accepted H B Harvey resignation from history and dorm supervision The meeting included renewing 70000 insurance on the building and routine claims audits
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Teton County High School
Mildred Forrest
Olive Scholz
Verne Ashley
Mona McIntosh
Ruth Jarl
H. B. Harvey
Boys Dairy Calf Clubs to Be Organized in Two Towns
County Agent Robert Clarkson announced the organization of boys dairy calf clubs in Farmington and Fairfield this spring. 14 Farmington boys received membership blanks. Fred W. Smith will lead Farmington and Oscar M. Gaare Fairfield. Jock Eckford of Chateau’s Citizens Bank offered a $10 gold prize to the best calf by year end.
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Farmington
Fairfield
Robert Clarkson
Fred W. Smith
Oscar. M. Gaare
Jock Eckford
Citizens State Bank of Chateau
Clarkson
Guernsey
Jersey
Ayreshire
Little Jack Coffey Dies at Billings
The twin son of Mayor Geo M Coffey Jr died at a Billings hospital after influenza pneumonia. Jerry Coffey was reported improving in Billings while Jack passed away after a short illness. The Coffey couple planned to return to Chateau with the body as funeral plans awaited final arrangements.
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Jack Coffey
Billings
Geo. M. Coffey, Jr
Jack
Jerry
Mrs Meagher elected head of Chateau Woman's Club
Mrs. T. A. Meagher was elected president of the Chateau Woman's Club for the coming year at the annual officers’ election during a social meeting at Mrs. G. C Core’s home. She succeeds Mrs. E. J. Hirshberg with H. W. Bateman as vice president and other officers named.
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T. A. Meagher
Chateau Woman’s Club
G. C Core
Meagher
E. J. Hirshberg
Verne Ashley
G. C. Core
G. M. Coffey, Jr
R. E. Woodden
W. A. Emerick
Ruby Miller
Winifred Plummer
Shirley Wallace
H. T. Rhoads
Everett
Washington
Kirs. Hugh Norman
Logan
Porter Health Break Prompts East Coast Trip
J. W. Dusalt of Great Falls serves at the local Great Northern station while C. H. Porter is on sick leave. Mr. and Mrs. Porter left Tuesday for Seattle Tacoma and other coast cities seeking a brief health rest for Mr. Porter.
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J. W. Dusalt
Great Northern Relief
Great Falls
Great Northern
C. H. Porter
Mrs. Porter
Seattle
Tacoma
Mr. Porter
Teton Service Co Plans Service Station Opening
Teton Service Co announces opening plans for a new gas and service station on Main Avenue led by Ben Fisher. Herbert Griffiths from Portland is expected to run the station, which features a modern structure with a ladies’ rest room and a moving electric airplane sign. The wholesale station on the Great Northern tracks is already open.
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Teton Service Co
Main Avenue
Ben Fisher
Herbert Griffiths
Portland
Oregon
Chateau
Fisher
Great Northern
Rexall Installs Balcony Ice Cream Parlor
Rexall store adds a balcony ice cream parlor with carpenters finishing the new department over the office and prescription counter. Booths and tables will furnish the area reachable by a stairway from the main floor. An electrically refrigerated soda fountain is also planned for installation.
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Rexall
Department Ich
Chateau
Miller Arrives in Chateau from Long Beach
Geo F. Miller arrived in Chateau last Friday from Long Beach California where he had been since late January.
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Geo F. Miller
Chateau
Long Beach
Caliifornia
Craig Heads Rod & Gun Club
Harrison Craig was elected president of the Chateau Rod and Gun Club for the coming year at a Thursday election and banquet at the New Choteau House. L. R. Sutton was chosen vice president E. C. Waldron secretary and treasurer and E. H. Myrick C. J. B. Stephens and F. M. Snider joined the executive board.
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Harrison Craig
Chateau Rod & Gun Club
New Choteau House
Craig
L. R. Sutton
E. C. Waldron
E. H. Myrick
C. J. B. Stephens
F. M. Snider
M. Ss. Carpenter
Missoula
Montana State Sportsmen's Association
Montana
Frank Curtis
Choteau
Choteau Jazz
K. B. Cohoe
W. A. Emerick
G. C. Core
Robert Clarkson
Emmet Williams Dies After Brief Illness in Chateau
Emmet Williams aged about 45 a longtime resident of this Montana area died early yesterday at City hospital in Chateau following emergency intestinal surgery performed Tuesday night. He had lived at the L. J. Otness ranch and was a bachelor employed on local farms including work for Nick Wilket. Coroner C. H. Connor awaiting word from Williams father in Minnesota on funeral arrangements. an uncle Geo. Harris is reported but not reached.
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Emmet Williams
Montana
Chateau
L. J. Otness Ranch
Williams
Minnesota
C. H. Connor
Geo. Harris
Connor
Harris
Nick Wiiiket
Choteau
Chester C Davis An Atlantic Monthly Contributor
Chester C Davis former Montana agriculture commissioner discusses U S agricultural conditions in Atlantic Monthly March issue. He heads the Illinois Farm Bureau grain marketing division and resides in Evanston Illinois.
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United States
Chester C. Davis
Montana
Contributors’ Club
Atlantic Monthly
Davis
Evanston, Ilinois
Illinois Farm Bureau
State Leader To Attend County Field Meet In Chateau
J. C. Taylor, Bozeman county agent leader, plans to attend the all county district school field meet and stock judging contest in Chateau the last week of the month. He notes he will come for the stock judging events on Thursday April 29 unless prevented, in which case he will send a department representative.
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J. C. Taylor
Bozeman
Chateau
Taylor
Edythe Taylor
Teton County
No. 43 Still Stops on Flag At Dutton
Great Northern train No. 43 continues to stop at Dutton on request to pick up north bound passengers. George Sollid a Dutton realtor says the Montana Railway Commission ordered the GN Railway to retain the flag stop at Dutton. The new time card reportedly omits this stop though Chateau residents still ride to catch it at Dutton.
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Dutton
Sollid
Great Northern
George Sollid
Dutton Realtor
The
Acantha
Montana Railway Commission
G. N. Railway
Conrad
Band Makes Big Hit With Monster Crowd
The Montana State College Regimental Band drew a packed crowd in Choteau with a program of classical and popular music. The 30 piece ensemble wore new uniforms and received enthusiastic applause including an encore. A dance by the T club followed the concert with the Rose Garden Collegian Orchestra providing music for the eight piece dance band. The appearance is planned as an annual event.
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Montana State College Regimental Band
Northwest
Choteau
Teton County
Simms
Rose Garden
Meadows Enters Insurance Business in Choteau
Oral G. Meadows former Teton county treasurer and longtime farmer west of Choteau has announced he will start an insurance business in town. He was appointed Teton county agent for Equitable Life Insurance Co and finalized details with a Great Falls agent this week after returning from Missouri.
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Oral G. Meadows
Otto Wagnild
Teton County
Choteau
Meadows
Missouri
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Great Falls
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