Beets Transform Nebraska District Says Valier Visitor
Mr Spier and Mr Wayman visited Scotts Bluff Nebraska beet lands praising sugar beet impact on local wealth. The letter urges Valier farmers to give beets close attention and notes long term payoff from this year's beet contracts with Great Western Sugar Co.
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R. Wwe “Speir
Nebraska
Colorado Points
Will
W. M. Wayman
Walier ‘Farm Sales Co
Spier
Scotts Bluffs
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Valier Farm Sales Co
Valier
Montana
Great Western Sugar Co
Valerian
Baby Show at Royal theater draws town interest
The Baby Show kicks off Friday evening at the Royal theater drawing many contestants. Prizes include a $25 diamond ring from Holland jewelry, a gold chain and locket from W J Roulston, a $6.50 rubber tired baby sulky from Chateau Hardware, a $4.00 gold chain and locket from J E Olson, a $3.50 baby dress from Joseph Hirshberg & Co, and $5 in gold toward a bank account from Hirshberg Brothers.
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Royal Theater
Holland
W. J. Roulston
Chateau Hardware ‘Co
J. E. Olson
Joseph, Hirshberg & Co
Hirshberg Brothers
Democrats Meet in Choteau for County Gathering
The Democratic County Central committee will hold a get together meeting in Hodgskiss hall Choteau on Friday May 5 at 3 p m. Democrats from across the county are urged to attend and women are especially invited as Montana women’s suffrage support is noted. A reception dance follows in the evening with town guests welcomed. The program also includes the state rights feature The Unwritten Law in seven parts with Beatrice Michelena on Friday May 12 at the Royal.
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Democratic County Central Committee
Choteau
Hodgskiss Hall
Democratic Party
Montana
Chateau
Beatrice Michelena
the Royal
Declamatory Contest At High School Highlights Winners
Agnes Higgins won first place in the Friday night declamatory contest by unanimous judges. Howard Torkleson took second and Beulah Sprinkle third. The literary society nominated officers including Wallace Coffey and Hazel Hane. A photo session captured students and faculty in the study room as girls reacted to the flash. Seniors began work on their class play and Latin class noted a proverb misquote. Book reviews are due Monday. Botany class studied tomatoes.
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Agnes Higgins
Howard Torkleson
Beulah Sprinkle
Literary ‘Society
Wallace Coffey
Dewey Steele
Hazel Hane
Ruth Daley
Nan Burrell
Alta Cohoe
Merrill Luther
Albert Crittenden
Joseph Radcliffe
David Stonehouse
Rambouillet Sheep Wool Yield At Cowell Ranch
Acantha reports Rambouillet sheep bought by A. J. Cowell at the Panama Exposition were shorn by Jas. Driscoll. Eleven two year olds and nine yearlings yielded 550 pounds of fleece from 20 head in about 2.5 days. At 30 cents a pound the wool may bring $165, about $8.25 per sheep.
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Acantha
A. J. Cowell
Jas. Driscoll
Mr. Cowell
Auto Race on steep hill tests Franklin and Chevrolet
Sunday auto race featured T O Larson's Franklin against Friedlander's Oldsmobile and Dr Bateman's Chevrolet. The hill climb covered about a half mile with the Franklin winning in 54 seconds, Oldsmobile 58, and Chevrolet about 52 seconds showing the sharpest time on the steep grade.
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T. O. Larson
Friedlander
Oldsmobile
Dr. Bateman
Chevrolet
Franklin
Political Announcements Open for Primary Election Candidates
Public notices announce political announcements running from insertion until the August 29 primary. Rates are ten dollars for a flat rate, with advance payment required. Accepting candidates from all parties.
Timothy Seeks Republican Nomination for Teton County Treasurer
H W Timothy announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Teton County treasurer subject to August primary. He claims 150 years watching the office, over two years in the county house, and pledges efficient administration if nominated and elected.
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Teton County
H.W. Timothy
Seed Bed Preparation for Better Beet Yields
A. M. Henderson emphasizes soil work as the key to crop success. Proper timing, deep plowing, and surface moisture management build a firm seed bed and prevent misshapen beets, with fall plowing deeper than spring to improve next season.
Contest Closes As Montana Sunday School Contest Ends
The final results of a ten week Sunday school contest across Chateau Bynum Cut Bank Conrad and Valier suggest Cut Bank will win with Bynum second and Choteau third. Attendance at Cut Bank and Bynum more than doubled and Choteau’s early high average limited its growth. Final county wide figures will be published next week after all returns are in.
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Chateau
Bynum
Cut Bank
Conrad
Valier
Acantha
Choteau
Civil actions filed with Clerk of Court past week
civil actions heard include Alex Burrell vs Richard B Earle on note Henry Meisel transcript of judgment First National Bank of Conrad vs Joseph Duncan et al foreclosure of mortgage A G Wedgers Thomas B O Brien et al foreclosure of mortgage Boorman Mercantile Co vs A H Britton foreclosure of mortgage files noted by Clerk James Gibson
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James Gibson
Alex Burrell
Richard B. Earle
the Tribune
Henry Meisel
First National Bank
Conrad
Joseph Duncan
A. G. Wedgers
Thomas B. O'Brien
Boorman Mercantile ,Co
A. H. Britton
Parent Teachers Association Meets at High School
The Parent-Teachers association of the public and high schools will meet in the high school auditorium Tuesday evening at 8 o clock May 2. Parents and teachers of both schools urged to attend as the first joint and best meeting of the year. The association will be reorganized to meet new demands with annual officer elections. A literary program is planned featuring a song duet by Misses Clark and Hanson, a reading by Daniel Pridham, a play by Miss Johnsons grade titled Everychild a School Morality, and various class items.
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Parent-Teachers Association of
Clark
Hanson
Daniel Pridham
Miss Johnson
Sturgeln
Ruth’ Hall
Margie Haugen
Irrigation Project Nears Rapid Completion At Bynum
The Teton Co operative Reservoir Co organized to supply irrigation near Bynum and Brady pushes toward completion. Engineer Chas W Helmick says Bynum reservoir may finish in a week and Teton river dam by June 1. Reservoir will cover about 4 000 acres when full and water 80 000 acres of land one foot deep.
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44The
Muddy Creek
Point Ear Agawam
Brady
Teton Co-operative
Cojp
A. K. Prescott
Helena
Northern Land .Co
Malone & Tractot
Bynum
News
Western land roller packer T ae stemleher unique roller
Fragmentary note praises a single land roller named T ae stemleher as the only real roller. No dates places or organizations are present. The text reads as a brief endorsement without verifiable context.
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Packer
Presidential Primary Narrowly Approved in Teton County
In Teton County only 784 of 3590 voters cast ballots in the presidential preference primary held last Friday. The canvassing board of Garrett, Justice Mathews, and Justice DeHaas completed the count on Tuesday with scattered results. key tallies include Wilson 310 for President, Marshall 271, and electors Roosevelt and La Follette among others.
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Teton County
Garrett
B. J. Mathews
Justice J. &. DeHaas
Augusta Montana Livestock Association elects officers 1916
At a meeting in Augusta Montana on April 22 1916 the Augusta Livestock Association elected J W Nixon as president J A Willard as vice president John Cunniff as treasurer and W W Howard as secretary The Wood Ford and Willow Creek drainages of district No 5 fall under its jurisdiction The advisory board sets rules on bulls range improvements stock handling and grazing permit terms with Forest Service support from Assistant District Forester C H Adams and district forester officials.
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Augusta Livestock Association
Augusta
Mont
J. W. Nixon
J. A.’ Willard
John Cunniff
W. W. Howard
H. W. Converse
Wood Creek
Ford Creek
J. A. Willard
Willow Creek
Wood, Ford
Forest Service
C. H. Adams
National Forest
Chateau Players to Face Bole and Augusta White Sox
Local baseball fans can watch Chateau s team play Bole at 10:30 Sunday and Augusta White Sox at 3 p m Tickets are available at the gate and organizers urge a strong turnout to support the team.
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Chateau
Bole
Augusta White Sox
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Aredit
Mits
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius ‘Hirshberg
Bankers
Teton
Fontana
A. M. Henderson
Parent-Teachers Association Meets
Democratic
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Elliott Ww
Major
Theodore Roosevelt
Seessaa
Robert la Follette
See, O
Hiram Johnson
Eta Dyt
J. Hamilton
A. W. Merrifield
Seeee
A. J. Walrath
James W. Wedum
William M. Bole
Charles M. Mansuree
Thomas McTague
M. C Morris Ee
Ioan
R. R. Purcell
Thomas A. Arthur Zee
P. E. Burke
Harry’ Gallwey
Astes
Henry Good
Renens
David Hilger Wee
Mrs. FE. L Houston Seeene
P. H. McCarthy
Republican
Albert B. Cummins
Justice Hughes
Edward Randolph Woods
Robert LaPoillette
Henry Ford
John D. Rockefeller
Elihu Root
E. J. Burkett
Edwin S. Booth
A. A. Braten
W. J. Brennan
J M. Burlingame
Eugene Carroll
Ereeenneseee
George H. Clynick
Joseph M. Dixon
F. G. Fishbeck
Seem Oaeeseeerenr
J. A. Gilluly
O. F. Goddard
Eases Ee
O. M. Harvey
Louise F
Lusk
J. H. Stevens
John A. Tressler
Progressive Party
Livestog
Rose
Pambrun
Scott
Daley F. Syeaetens
Burt
Burbank Yeit
Ine Carlingore
Smith Ee
Eckford
Anahiad
Pambrun Endear
BASE
Socialist Party
Eseve
Allan L. Benson
iFor
George R. Kilpatrick
Eenersene
Co. R. Danterman
Ae Arace Adarden
Lewis J. Duncan
Henri In Beau Perboeseene
Ane
Frank Matie Pe
State of
Bank of Choteau
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