Guthrie Elected Cashier of Stockmen's State Bank
At a stockholders and directors meeting of Stockmen's State Bank Chateau A B Guthrie was elected cashier and assumed duties next morning. Guthrie, known countywide, has served as high school principal editor publisher Chateau Acantha and county treasurer. He replaces H A Norman who resigned after two years with the bank. Norman plans to pursue several propositions while the Normans prepare a Montana summer retreat for Mrs Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockmen’s State Bank of
Chateau
A. B. Guthrie
Guthrie
Teton County
Phil I. Cole
Chateau Land & Loan Co
H. A. Norman
North Dakota
Norman
Methodist Church Notes in Choteau Service and Lectures
Divine worship Sunday morning with sermon Good Seed Good Harvest. Sunday school 11 30 Junior League 3 Epworth League 6 56 lecture Women emancipation world famous Dr Mary Stone at 7 30. Preparatory membership class Tuesday 4 15 Bible study Wednesday 8 Ezekial prophecy and Living streams theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stone
Ezekial
Kingdom of God
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Choteau
High School Teaching Staff Loses Members
Four members of the Teton County High School teaching staff will not return to Chateau next year. Several resignations include Miss Schuet er Miss Swearingen Miss Hamiston and Miss Pryor with varying plans. New hires have not yet been elected though Mr. R F Williamson will continue as head with a salary raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Miss Schueter
Miss Swearingen
Palo Alto
California
Miss Hamiston
Michigan
Miss Pryor
Miss Bunnell
Great Falls High School
Miss Medley
Williamson
Sweat
Mrrs. Davis
R. F. Williamson
Death of Anna E. Sylvester at 66 in Choteau
Anna E. Sylvester died Monday morning at her son's home in Chateau at age 66 after long cancer illness and blindness. She moved from Indiana to Montana in 1901 and had lived with her son in Choteau for six years. Survived by son R. J. Sylvester and daughter Mrs. A. I. Neville. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 PM at the Methodist church, Rev. Harry T. Stong officiating. burial in Choteau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Anna E. Sylvester
Sylvester
Montana
Indiana
Choteau
R. J. Sylvester
A. I. Neville
Methodist
Harry T. Stong
Seekins Infant Dies After Illness in Farmington
Hugh A Seekins fifteen months old son of Mr and Mrs D J Seekins of Farmington died Thursday at Chateau hospital from pneumonia which followed a long siege of whooping cough. Funeral at Farmington church Saturday at two with burial in Farmington cemetery. Mr Seekins manages Farmers Elevator Company elevator at Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh A. Seekins
D. J. Seekins
Farmington
Chateau Hospital
Eighth grade exams set for May 23 and 24 statewide
Mrs. Saylor reports a decision from the state department of education in Helena. Examinations for eighth graders will be held on May 23 and 24. In Teton county tests occur in Duton Fairfield and Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Teton County
The
Power Man Gored to Death by Angry Bull
John T. Hart head of the firm J T Hart & Sons and cattle breeder was gored to death by a bull at his ranch near Power Montana last Saturday morning. He went to release a young bull when he was struck by the animal and fell near the front feet. The body was found about 10 o clock by a neighbor and death occurred shortly before. Hart, born in Payette Wisconsin in 1864 was 56. Survived by his widow five daughters and three sons. Funeral at Power Catholic church Monday at 10 with burial in Power cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Hart
John T. Hart & Sons
Shim
Mr. Hart
Hart
Paynette
Wisconsin
Civil actions filed in Clerk of Court list
The office of Clerk B M Jacobson shows foreclosures in State Bank of Dutton versus Martin Jackson et al and Wells-Dickey Company versus Joseph H Maronette et al. A J 1 Case Threshing Machine Co. sues Wm Harris and Vivian Harris for transcript of judgment. A D Buyas sues L F Holt to cancel a deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of the Court
B. M. Jacobson
State Bank of Dutton
Martin Jackson
Wells-Dickey Company
Joseph H. Maronette
Threshing Machine Co
Wm. Harris
Vivian Harris
A. D. Buyas
L. F. Holt
Subscription notices extend grace period for Ac antha readers
Over the past two weeks subscribers who cannot pay now have requested continued delivery. The paper will not drop names of willing readers who promise payment later. If no payment or contact is received within a month, the subscriber will be removed and the debt placed for collection. Readers are urged to remit or arrange continued service.
Exploration Co Ready to Spud in on Willow Creek
The Petroleum Exploration Company awaits government permits from Washington before spudding the first test well on the Willow Creek anticline. Delays rumored over bonds of the exploring company may be resolved within days, with May 1 as a likely limit. Autos and crowds frequent the field as derrick and camp buildings advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroleum Exploration Company
Willow Creek
Washington
Ex- Plining
Chateau Oil and Gas Company
Liberty
California
Gas and Oil Company
Terrific storm sweeps the south causing deaths and destruction
A violent storm that began in the north central states Friday extended into the South by Saturday night, leaving 97 dead and many injured. Widespread property damage across Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia. Red Cross aid, tents, and food distributed as relief efforts begin amid disrupted rail lines and flooded farmlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wizzard
North Central States
Arkansas
Red Cross
National Guard
Miller and Hempstead Couties
Atlanta
O’farrell
Aviger
Arkansas Line
Texas
Tennesee
Newport
Lynnville
Connersville
Shelby County
Mississippi
Amite County
Alabama
Birmingham
Georgia
Rome
Sullivan Slayer Convicted of Manslaughter
Ernest R. Gust a Great Falls Great Northern freight conductor was found guilty of manslaughter in the street murder of Willard Sullivan last September. The jury deliberated 17 hours before a verdict, with sentence yet to be set by Judge Ewing. Gust remains in custody awaiting sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest R. Gust
Great Northern
Great Falls
Willard Sullivan
Ewing
Gust
O Perate
Felow
Grait Falls
Women Club Notes Recital at Bateman Home
The social meeting and recital at the H. W. Bateman home drew a large crowd. Performances included a quartet, piano solos, a vocal number, and a piano duet, with a generous collation served at the end. P. J. Thomas has become cashier of the First State Bank of Pendroy, replacing J. M. Roth who resigns to return to LaCrosse Wisconsin and enter the automobile business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Bateman
Cohoe
Dry Yo’ Tyes
Sigmund Landsberg
R. E. Nelson
Williamson
J. Hodgskiss
P. I. Cole
P. J. Thomas
Bole
County field day and track meet planned for May
The county superintendent's office plans a district field day and track meet for county pupils likely in the first or second week of May. Due to heavy workload this year the plans will be simple, with hopes for a fuller event next year aided by county nurse Miss Leon. Such school meets are increasingly popular and enrich county school life where held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Leon
Five Chosen For Chateau Public School Staff
The Chateau Public School District No. 1 board elected five teachers for the coming year and five current teachers resigned. Elected are Miss Lillian Steele Denton Montana second grade Mrs H Craig fifth grade Mrs H Q Vandewark fourth grade Gladys Nichols Independence Wisconsin seventh grade Mrs Harry T Stong music and art. Resignations include Miss Belzer Miss Reynolds Miss Noble Miss Lestrud and Mrs English. Some will teach elsewhere or retire possibly marry. Salary increases for the coming year were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Public School
Lillian Steele
Denton
Montana
H. Craig
H. QO. Vandewark
Gladys Nichols
Independence
Wisconsin
Harry T. Stong
Miss Belzer
Reynolds
Noble
Aliss Lestrud
English
Eleven Admitted to GCITIZEN Ship in District Court
In Chateau District Court on April 15, Immigration Examiner Paul B. Phillips presiding, eleven of twelve applicants were admitted to citizenship. Names include George Fuller Austria Martin Lill Germany Hans Johanson Norway Archiel Henri De Bruycher Belgium Timothy Moroney Ireland Gurinda Amundsen Norway John Benjamin LaFlove France John Eckford Canada Kristian Anderson Norway Ped er Vilvisaker Norway George Melvin Boni U. S. born, British subject. William Wlucker German native had application continued to October. Peder Ylvisaker renamed to Peder Ilvisaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
U. S
Paul B. Phillips
Immigration Office
Seattle
George Fuller
Austria
Martin Lill
Germany
Hans Johanson
Norway
Archiel Henri de Bruycher
Belgium
Timothy Moroney
Ireland
Gurinda Amundsen
John Benjamin LaFlove
France
John Eckford
Canada
Kristian Anderson
Peder Vilvisaker
George Melvin Bony
U.S. A
William Wlucker
Peder Ylvisaker
Peder Ilvisaker
Couple wed at Methodist Church in Chateau
Earl Schlosser and Eleanor Unsoeld were married at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Chateau last Thursday April 14. Rev. Harry T. Stong officiated. Attendants were Wilsie E. Largat and Annie Wf. Brewer. The couple plan to reside in Chateau after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chateau
Earl Schlosser
Eleanor Unsoeld
Harry T. Stong
Wilsie E. Largat
Annie Wf. Brewer
Schlosser
Petroleum Exploration Company
Services at Pendroy Sunday Afternoon
Rev. Harry T. Stong will preach at Pendroy school house Sunday afternoon April 24 at three o'clock. Mrs. R. D. Anderson will entertain the Ladies' Auxiliary next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Stong
R. D. Anderson
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stockmen’s State Bank
Methodist Church
Uen
Mr. Seekins
Farmers’ Elevator Company Elevator
Mrs. Saylor
Ton, Fairfield and
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Power Man
Gage
Acantha
Citizens State Bank
Cheteau, Montana
Sullivan
Webb
C. J. B. Stephens
Schlosser-Unsoeld
Pendroy
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