Chautauqua Opens Today at Pavilion
The Chautauqua opens this afternoon at the American Legion pavilion in the camping park. Tickets sold so far include 160 and more are promised. Local backers guarantee $1125, to be raised entirely by season ticket sales as cash admissions go to the association. Buyers urged to purchase today or tomorrow to sustain the program and avoid blanking the guarantors.
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Chautauqua
American Legion
Camping Park
Chateau
Last Protection Hole for Petroleum Company Nears Completion
Drillers for the Petroleum TPxplo ration Company continue work on the Wil Jow Creek structure in Montana, nearing completion of the last of nine protection wells since late May. No. 1 test well remains active despite a minor delay from lost tools, with no public announcement of definite results. Royalty sales and unit statements show continued interest in the field. Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs C G Bishop and Warren Lepper en route to Dupuyer country for a fishing trip, with Bishop formerly with the Acantha and now publisher of the Shelby Promoter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroleum Tpxploration
Wil Jow Creek
C. G. Bishop
Warren Lepper
Pucker Flat Beats Choteau In Snappy Sunday Game
Burns Pucker Flat defeated Choteau 7 to 5 on the high school diamond in a tightly played nine inning contest. Bud Guthrie pitched nine innings for Choteau allowing five hits and seven strikeouts while Charlie Allum worked for Pucker Flat. Choteau led 3-0 early with two in the first and two in the fourth, but Pucker Flat rallied with two home runs in the eighth to seal the win. Errors were few, totaling three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Gorham
Soren
Bud Guthrie
Charlie Allum
Choteau
Guthrie
Lackey
Chateau
Miss Angela ONeil Weds I A Moeller At St Ann’s Rectory
Miss Angela O Neil daughter of Mr and Mrs W A O Neil By num and I A Moeller of Fairfield were wed Thursday morning last week at St Ann s rectory with Rev Father Moroney officiating Best man and matron of honor Mr and Mrs Clyde Carey accompanied the couple on a trip by auto to Minneapolis the groom s mother s home
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Angela Trene O’neil
W. A. O'Neil
Bynum
I. A. Moeller
Fairfield
St. Ann’s
Father Moroney
Choteau
Clyde Carey
Couple Plans Bozeman Trip For Undertakers Convention
Mr and Mrs C H Connor leave Monday morning for Bozeman to attend the State Undertakers convention and to take in the Bozeman roundup. They will visit Mrs A K Stanton and her son Will Everson, then return to Choteau on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Connor
Bozeman
State Undertakers
A. K. Stanton
Will Everson
Choteau
Death of Anna Gunhild Nasset at Burton Beach
Anna Gunhild Nasset, thirteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs Iver Nasset, died Friday morning at the family home on Burton Beach after a brief illness. Born February 1968, she led eighth grade exams in the county and excelled in piano under Mrs K B Cohoe. Survived by parents and two younger sisters Agnes and Lila. Funeral Sunday at Farmington church, Rev A Lunde officiating. burial in Farmington cemetery.
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Anna Gunhild
Nasser
Burton Beach
K. B. Cohoe
Chateau
District 14
Agnes
Lila
Farmington
A. Lunde
Great Falls
Local Artist GaIns Noted Recognition In Glacier Park
Mr and Mrs A DeYong receive a telegram from son Joe at Charles M Russell camp in Glacier Park stating he has orders for 1000 dollars worth of paintings from tourists. The commissions come after an exhibit with Olaf Selzer and Mr Russell at the Glacier hotel, highlighting the artist’s growing reputation under Russell’s guidance.
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Joe DeYong
Mrs. A. DeYong
Joe
Charles M. Russell
Gla
Russell
Olaf Selzer
Glacier Hotel
DeYong
Mrs. Russell
Glacier Park
Three More Teaching Positions Open At Local High School
Contracts mailed to Miss Helen Whitworth of Kentucky Miss Gladys Slaven of Nebraska and Herbert Harrington of Vermont to fill Mathematics French Latin and English History posts. Board awaits contract returns to finalize staff for coming term. Principal R F Williamson leads the faculty along with Miss Bertie Williamson Pearl Beauchamp Frederica Medley Jack Sweat and Mrs Amanda Packer.
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High
Theresa Auerbach
Great Falls
Helen Whitworth
Hardingsburgh
Kentucky
Gladys Slaven
I Lis
Nebraska
Herbert Harrington
Orleans
Vermont
R. F. Williamson
Bertie Williamson
Pearl Beauchamp
Frederica Medley
Jack Sweat
First Penalty Under New Herd Law in Fairfield County
Carl Teubert of Fairfield county became the first man in Teton county penalized under the new herd law. The statute requires written notice within forty eight hours when stock is taken up and allows the owner to recover only after meeting terms. Teubert admitted guilt in Chateau court after taking back his horses without formal notice, leading Stoffler to pursue a misdemeanor charge and potential civil action for damages.
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Carl Teubert
Fairfield
Teton County
Teubert
Herman Stoffler
Mr. Teubert
Mrr. Stofflet
Stofflet
Chateau
Stoffler
World’s great est tenor dies at Naples
Enrico Caruso world famous tenor dies in Naples after an abscess operation near the liver and diaphragm. Reports say he was weakened by heart failure and peritonitis as doctors acted rapidly with an immediate operation. News from New York and London recalls his global fame and universal mourning.
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Naples
Enrico Caruso
London
Italy
Caruso
New York
Sorrento
East Side
Fifth Avenue
Metropolitan Opera House
America
Gallan
Civil actions filed in Clerk of Court office this week
Filed cases include Julius Hirshberg versus John M. Graves et al for foreclosure, Grathe versus all for quiet title, George W. Magee versus Emma F. Magee for divorce, Harold D. Porter versus Cazimira Porter for divorce, C Wilson Gray versus R S Coe to cancel lease, and a notice of removal by Mr and Mrs T H Givens from Watsonville to Salinas California to establish residence.
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M. Jacobson
Julius Hirshberg
John M. Graves
Sever‘ and
Jorand Grathe
All Persons
George W. Magee
Emma F. Magee
Harold D. Porter
Cazimira Porter
C. Wilson Gray
R. S. Coe
Choteau Creamery's Local Impact Boosts County Economy
An interview with W. T. Smith of the Chateau Creamery notes strong butter and ice cream demand, with about 3000 pounds of butter weekly and a $1000 weekly payroll paid to 175 county farmers. The creamery ships Glacier Park Trail Butter statewide and supports local merchants, easing farm losses from crop failures.
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Smith
Chateau Creamery
Glacier Park Trail
W. T. Smith
Teton County
Chateau
Great Falls
Pendray
Bynum
Fairfield
Choteau Creamery
Choteau
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Petroleum Company
Hp.o.ae. Cardell
iClarkson
Howard
Schlosser
Severssoes Nelson
Friedt
G. Guthrie
Clarkson
Nelson
Howard Pecker
Pesesbopee
J. Lackey
Rogers
Allum
P R. Lackey
Urich
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
First National Bank
Revenge
Harding
Senator Capper
Kansas
Anna Gunhild Nasset
Na Gunhild Nasset
Iver Nasset
Eler Park
Amanda Packer
Citizens State Bank
Montana
T.H. Givens
Watsonville
California
Salinas
Cal
Ery Rez
Choteau Garage
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