Debate on Esch-Cummins Act Slated in Choteau
The US club hosts a public forum at the high school auditorium in Choteau on Tuesday August 14 featuring Attorney General Wellington D Rankin arguing against the Esch Cummins Act and G N Veazey of the Great Northern advocating its affirmative The open meeting begins at 8 15 PM with free admission and invites farmers and residents from surrounding towns to attend and hear both sides on transportation legislation of 1920
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington D. Rankin
I. Parker Veazey
Montana
H. S. Auditorium
Great Northern Railroad
Choteau
US Club
Bert I. Packer
Chateau Commercial Club
Veazey
Rankin
America
Teton County
Community News From Bynum and Surroundings
Local notes record visits by Frank Kralicek and Orlo Stasberry to Valier and by E B Johnson of Mutual Oil Co. to Chateau for merchandise checks amid a station closure. Other items include residents traveling to Great Falls Shelby Collins Sunburst and Conrad, wool shipments to Boston, drilling resumed after a cave in, and ongoing neighbor town support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BYNUM
Don Hagen
Adolph Saterlje
Chateau
Frank Kralicek
Orlo Sta
Great Falls
Best Humble
Aubrey Malcolm
McVey
Burke & Taylor
Broadhurst Smith
Boston
Gene Schelmerdine
Chateauesterday
Edwards-Jones
Jerry O'Hanlon
Conrad
J. B. Cashman
Shelby
J. C. Boettcher
Wednnesday
Collins
Mary Truchot
E. B. Noble
Old Time Resident of East Farmington Bench Disappears
R. Hinds a 50 year old East Farmington bench resident was last seen two weeks ago at neighbor T. Groot's home. Sheriff led a posse to search the countryside. authorities suspect illness or delirium caused him to wander away and fear he may not be found alive. He owns a clear homestead and bank deposit. no relatives in Montana identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hinds
Farmington Bench
T. Groot
Sheriff Reiquam
Groot Ranch
Groot
Montana
Michigan
Conrad
Calcium phosphate feeding boosts cattle and turkey marketing
County agent notes calcium phosphate supports bone and blood clotting and may improve milk production. Belleview stockmen report its use as experimental but promising. August plans include turkey marketing studies, demonstrations on dressing cooling and packing to avoid losses seen in Montana dealers due to poor marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleview
United States
Wisconsin
Montana
Chautauqua Plans Mention Generous Choteau Representation
The item notes hopes for generous representation from Choteau at the Chautauqua this year. Mr and Mrs Ed Lower and Mrs Watson attended to business matters in Choteau on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Ed Lower
Watson
Carlisle and Martin Obtain Marriage License in Great Falls
A marriage license was issued last Saturday by Clerk of the Court B. M. Jacobson to James M. Carlisle and Miss Lillian Martin, both of Great Falls. The couple married at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. H. T. Stong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Jacobson
James M. Carlisle
Lillian Martin
Great Falls
Methodist Parsonage
H.T. Stong
Chautauqua's Success Boosts Local Festival Season
The Chautauqua program topped its six day run with a total guarantee of 1100 raised by Sunday night. Ellison White talent contracts for 1924 were secured, while audiences filled the Legion pavilion for concerts lectures and the Harold Bell Wright play Shepherd of the Hills. Joe DeYong, artist son of the DeYong family, gained praise for canvases made at Glacier Park before joining the Eton party in Wyoming and planning a California winter with Charlie Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Chateau
Patton Brothers
Oceanic
Lombard
Garner
Sabilee
Norman Allan Imrie
D. Pirie Beyea
Frank Bohn
Norman V. Pearce
Legion Pavilion
Keighley
Peffer Playaors
Harold Bell Wright
Bohn
Columbia University
New York City
Mvrile McCay
Glacier Park
Joe DeYong
A. DeYong
Chas. Russell
Lake McDonald
DeYong
Park
Eton Ranch
Wolf
Wyoming
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Joe
Charlie Russell
California
Fire danger rated low for ten days in Lewis and Clark area
Supervisor E. H. Myrick and fire inspector H. R. Flint return from Sun River drainage after a week long tour. They report no immediate fire danger, full readiness of lookouts and crews, and rapid response plans. Elk numbers are up, deer on the rise, and elk herds cluster near Bear Creek. Sun River Canyon attracts tourists with sanitary campsites and growing fishing interest.
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Lewis and Clark
Myrick
Lewis & Clark National Forest
E. H. Myrick
Chateau
Sun River
H. R. Flint
Missoula
Bear Creek
Sun River Canyon
Forest Service
Allen Hotel
Time Change Duties for Milwaukee Great Falls Train Schedule
The Milwaukee Great Falls-Cho teau train times were updated. The northbound from Great Falls leaves at 8:45 a.m. and arrives Choteau at 11:50 a.m. The return from Choteau leaves at 2:10 p.m. and reaches Great Falls at 5:10 p.m. A separate Milwaukee eastbound run departs Great Falls at 8:15 a.m. toward Fargo and the Twin Cities, with eastbound arrivals back at 1:35 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls-Agawam
Milwaukee
George Tennant
Great Falls
Choteau
Fargo
Twin Cities
East
Local Notes From Dry Forks Barn Events And Visits
Bob Johnson recovered from illness and attended a barn dance on the 14th. Helen Gorham of Chateau visited Grace Anderson. Hail damaged several crops locally last week. Margaret Anderson visited John Hoeffler's family. The Women's dance yielded enough funds to send two delegates to the Chateau camp. Mrs Lathrop and Mrs Miller were chosen. Next ta ch meeting at Mrs Dave Anderson on August 2 with delegate report. Josephine Berthiaume and Genevieve Prince of Conrad stayed at the Therrien home. Ann and Barbara Kommers of Great Falls and Ella Deaver and Margaret Lee visited the Andersons. W R Wise family left for California by boat, 15 days travel due to Mrs Wise’s health. The Blard boys contracted to stack hay on the Manix ranch. Mrs J W Quail visiting relatives here left for Los Angeles.
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Bob Johnson
Helen Gorham
Chateau
Grace Anderson
Margaret Anderson
John Hoeffler
Jonrad
Lathrop
Miller
Ta Ch
Dave Anderson
Josephine Berthiaume
Genevieve Prince of Conrad
Therrein
Ann
Barbara Kommers
Great Falls
Ella Deaver
Margaret Lee
Anderson
W R. Wise
California
J. W. Quail
Los Angeles
Farmington Social and News Roundup
Mrs. J. B. Conner traveled on the Milwaukee to Great Falls last Saturday returning Monday. Families and visitors moved on to Avery Idaho and Chateau amid local greetings. A camp of men will start casing work at Campbell well east of Farmington with another test well anticipated.
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J. B. Conner
Milwaukee
Great Falls
Albert Peterson
Avery
Idaho
Cora Evenson
Chateau
H. Davidson
Seekens
Campbell
Farmington
Robert Bruce
Oarad
East Farmington
Hoagland
Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid
O. Forseth
Srs
Palmer Peterson
Ernest Arensmeyer
Washington
Olaf Lindseth
Sivert Syse
Big River
Methodist Church Notes and Scout Meeting
Boy Scouts plan an outing in Sun River canyon with an 8:00 pm meeting at the M E church. Sunday worship at 10:30, Sunday school at 11:30, evening service at 8:00. Official board meeting Saturday at 8:00. Pendroy service Sunday at 3:00 pm. Walter Wintle of Portland visited the Moore ranch near Choteau.
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Boy Scouts
Sun River Canyon
M. E. Church
Ladies Industrial
Pendroy
Harry T. Stong
Walter W. ‘Wintle
Portland
Orefton
George Woore
Choteau
Mr. Wintle
Mr. Moore
Yellowstone Park
Ammonia Leak Strikes Chateau Meat Shop
Pedestrians near the Chateau Meat Company shop were exposed to a strong ammonia release from a leaky gasket in the plant’s refrigerating system. The incident caused temporary breathing difficulties but no injuries beyond discomfort, as repairs were completed swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Meat Company
Choteau Colony Picnic Reunion In Chicago
Twenty former Choteau residents gathered at the Oren R. Nelson home in a Chicago suburb for a July 4 reunion and picnic. The photographed group included Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and family, Earl Nelson and family, A. J. Weisner and two children, Vivian Connor and spouse, Boar Husam and infant, Hildegarde Lindseth, Beulah Sprinkle, Grant Hodgskiss, and Sid Burrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren R. Nelson
Chicago
Nelson
Emily Hodgskiss
Earl Nelson
A. J. Weisner
Vivian Connor
Boar Husam
Little Baby
Hildegarde Lindseth
Beulah Sprinkle
Grant Hodgskiss
Sid Burrell
Dutton Items Grow In Community Activities And Oil Drilling
The Masonic lodge and Eastern Star enjoyed a picnic at Donald Kerr's ranch on the Teton river. A dance event drew a large crowd. Local residents made visits and travel news include Miss Mary Anderson returning from Great Falls and Miss Bertha Albrecht from there as well. Talks on child welfare are planned by Miss Margaret Thomas. Oil drilling advances near Dutton include the Mid west well at 1800 feet and the Dutton-Beards- Jee well casing off water with ongoing drilling and promising sand showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Donald Kerr
Teton River
Mary Anderson
Great Falls
Bertha Albrecht
Grent Falls
Harry Montague
John Bohling
Miss Plummer of
Cordova
Dutton
Thomas
Ann Remple
Hankinson
North Dakota
William
Margaret Thomas
State Board of Health
Wilma Lathrop
Conrad
Kristenson
Chicago
Illinois
Pete Walsted
Paul Battson
Bennie Odden
Midwest
Dutton-Beards- Jee
Denny Visits Arizona Resident Returns After Renewal
Chas Denny a former Tetono county resident now living in Arizona is renewing acquaintances and plans to return to Arizona in a few days.
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Chas. Denny
Tetono County
Arizona
Death of Mrs. Alice Timmis Greene in White Pigeon
Mrs. Alice Timmis Greene wife of Judge John J. Greene of Montana died at her White Pigeon Michigan home after long illness. Funeral services were held at the Timmis home and Oakwood chapel Chicago with cremation. She was 36 and leaves four children Joan 9 Frank 7 John Jr 5 Harriet 3. She had worked for child welfare and health. first president of the Teton County Public Health association. active in civic and school affairs. The community extends sympathy to Judge Greene and the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
White Pigeon
Michigan
Alice Timmis Greene
John J. Greene
Nineteenth Judicial District of
Montana
Timmis
Oakwood Chapel
Chicago
Greene
President Harding on road to recovery after poisoning attack
President Warren G. Harding is slowly recovering in San Francisco from ptomaine poisoning suffered off California during the Alaska trip. His physician says the condition is encouraging though still a sick man, with remaining engagements cancelled.
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Warren G. Harding
San Francisco
California
Alaska
Sawyer
Harding
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G. N
East Farmington Bench
First National Bank
Federal Reserve, System
DeYong Uoing
Farmington News
Methodist Church
Choteau Colony
O. R. Nelson
Choteauites
J.j.grine
Anking
Citizens State Bank
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