Double Barrels Miss Fire as Tracy Plays Here
The Tracy team failed with both barrels in the second inning as the Teton Stars opened strong. Otness led off with a hit and scored on G Hanson’s hit. Wangan, Berg and A Hanson contributed to the scoring with timely hits and walks. Dale pitched well for Tracy, while G Hanson, Otness, and Wangan stood out for the Stars. Next Sunday the Teton Stars face the Young Stars of Great Falls, a lineup from Sand Coulee Miners and Black Eagle, with two pitchers needed for the tournament and a rest for Dale in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
Teton Stars
Otness
G. Hanson
Broquist
Dale
Core
J. Dirkes
Edwards
Wangan
Berg
Cardell
A. Hanson
Wanagan
Teton County
Young Stars of
Great Falls
Sand Coulee Miners
Black Eagle
Klienhaas
Golob
Popovich
Lindsay
Grasseschi
Bafto
Lincoln
Strizich
Velacich
Nelson
Chateau Diamond
Teton
H O Cardell
A. Hansen
G. Hansen
A. Medvee
Seaseneves
Eee
Erickson
A. Broquist
G.hansen
Eight Modern Cottages Started in City on $20 000 Project
W E Rice of Great Falls is building eight uniform cottages in Chateau, with contractor Joe Knudtzon. The 18 by 26 foot houses will form an L shape between Main avenue and Fourth Street, featuring a court, rear parking, concrete foundations, and modern interiors. Completion expected by November 1 with two units ready by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Rice
Great Falls
Joe Knudtzon
Chateau
Power-Morgan
Main Avenue
Third St
New
Richfield
Main
Fourth
J. E. Byrne
Rice
E. L. Kueck
Kueck
Richfield Products
Montana
Weist's Peas Average About 25 Bu to Acre
G. G. Moore of Associated Seed Growers reports high pea seed yields in Teton county. Henry Weist near Agawam threshing 50 acres at 30 bushels per acre. Weist’s total 70 acres around 25 bushels. Howard Hanson near Farmington 30 acres at 20 bushels. Fairfield district yields 12 to 17 bushels. Two carloads shipped. Deere price around 2.00 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Associated Seed Growers, Inc
G. G. Moore
Henry Weist
Agawam
Weist
Moore
Howard Hanson
Farmington
Hanson
Fairfield
Bynum
Stott Bros
Thurber Tour Teaches Sun River Project Diversification
A Sun River reclamation project tour today guided by Dan P. Thurber associates shows visitors diverse farming practices. The itinerary includes 4 H baby beef and milking Shorthorn setups, type farm demonstrations, hog operations, diversified fields, commercial gardens, sugar beets, alfalfa, potatoes, corn contest plots, and a poultry farm, with lunch at Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurber
Great Falls
Greenfields Beach
Utah Idaho Suzer Company
Loving Cup Won By Eckford Shown At Local Store
The silver W. A. Clark Trophy cup, won by James Eckford at the Great Falls golf tournament linked to Montana Bankers Association events, is on display in the Chateau Drug Co jewelry department. Donated by banker W. A. Clark in 1922, the cup requires three consecutive wins to become permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Drug Company
James Eckford
Great Falls
Montana Bankers’ Association
W. A. Clark
Montana
Clark
Teton County Expands to Fifteen 4 H Clubs
County agents Theo Fosse and Robert Clarkson announce Teton County now has fifteen 4-H clubs with enrollment 146, including 119 girls and 27 boys. A planned county 4-H fair in Choteau this fall will showcase stock judging and demonstration teams, with winners advancing to a district fair in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Theo. Fosse
Robert Clarkson
Fosse
Iona Davidson
Fairfield
Dan Thurber
Chateau
Clarkson
Great Falls
Chateau to Host Two Day August Baseball Tournament
Chateau will run a two day baseball tournament from August 31 to September 1 featuring the Pondera All-Stars Young Stars of Great Falls Bootleggers of Great Falls and the Teton All-Stars. Two games each day with semifinals and finals determining places two thousand five hundred dollars purse and twelve five hundred estimated cost to be covered by local businessmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
G. C. Core
Teton All-Stars
Pondera All-Stars
Young Stars
Great Falls
Teton All- Stars
Eddie
Plans For Flower Show Are Complete
The ninth annual flower show and dance, held by the Chateau Woman's club, is set for Saturday at Social Center hall. Exhibitors urged to bring new flowers or vegetables, with judges to begin at 1 pm and blue ribbon prizes for top entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Center Hall
Chateau Woman’s Club
Ruby Miller
Gay Franklin
Jas. Eckford
D. P. Thurber
Fritz Roll
Roll Nursery
Great Falls
Lightning Kills John Boardman at Lowry Monday
John Boardman, an employee of the Teton Land Company at Lowry and son of Mrs. Myrtle Boardman of Bonner Montana, was killed by a lightning strike while riding fences on Monday afternoon around 4. His horse also died. Coroner C H Connor and undertaker Charles G Roberts handled the scene and the body. The death was deemed self evident and no inquest was held. The funeral is set for today in Simms with Rev Leo Baldwin. interment in Sun River cemetery. A separate note reports a meeting of Teton county turkey growers at the courthouse in Chateau next Monday at 2 pm to discuss formation of a regional marketing organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boardman
Teton Land Company
Lowry
Myrtle Boardman
Bonner
Missoula
Young Boardman
C. H. Connor
Charles G. Roberts
Chateau
Boardman
Chicago
Great Falls
Montana State University
Roberts
Simms
Methodist Church
Leo. Baldwin
Sun River
Teton County
Court House
Theo Fosse
George Gustavson
Northwest Turkey Growers Association, Inc
Fosse
Gustafson
Turkey Marketing Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acre
Sun River Project
Dan P. Thurber
Teton and Cascade
Eckford
Bank of Good Fellowship
Montana Bankers Association
Choteau
E. Seekins
Choteau Valley
K. M
Dana Forseth
Bob
Ed. Bammel
Greenfield
L. C. Riphenburg
Nan Cole
First National Bank
TOTAL
Turkey Growers
Northwest Turkey Growers Association