Oil discovery expands in Bannatyne structure near Dutton
A second well on the Bannatyne structure in eastern Teton county, drilled by Bill Elliott for Guy Craig and associates, yielded about 50 barrels of good oil daily after being shot. The well, 15 days in, produced no water and sits on the same 80 as the initial discovery eight miles northeast of Dutton. Seven more rigs are preparing to drill, with three already set, as interest and royalty transfers rise across the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banna- Tyne
Teton County
Bill Elliott
Guy Craig
Dutton
Elliot
Tip” O'Neil
Collins
Teton River
Hail Damages Hit Teton County Crops
Teton county crops suffered varying damage from hail over Friday and Saturday. In Aga wam, Henry Weist and Harry Young reported 80 and 88 percent losses in their fields. Other losses ranged 7 to 20 percent, with Premium Center cases at 28 and 41 percent. Insurance largely covered most damage. additional impacts appeared in Bole and Fairfield areas with uncertain totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Agawam
Henry Weist
Harry Young
E. R. McLean
Chateau
McLean
Premium Center
Bill Tatman
Averill Bros
Bole
Fairfield
Oshey Devine
Great Falls Commission
Bynum
New Manager for Penney Co Store Arrives
W. B. Condran of Huron South Dakota arrived in Chateau to take over the J C Penney Co store after the death of J C Pulliam. He is married with three children and will bring his family to Montana within weeks. Condran noted he is impressed with Choteau and the surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Condran
Huron
South Dakota
Chateau
J. C. Penney Co
J. C. Pulliam
Condran
J. F. Callahan
F. W. Curtis
Spring Creek
Mr. Condran
Montana
Choteau
Son of Falls Police Chief Married Here
A marriage license was issued to Oscar Magnus Anderson, son of Chief Marcus Anderson, and Miss Rowena Blackwood of Great Falls. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Robert B. Culbertson at the parsonage around midnight. Beulah Faye Kelley and J. J. Monis witnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche M. Jacobson
Oscar Magnus Anderson
Marcus Anderson
Great Falls
Flower Show Prizes Announced By Woman's Club Committee
The Woman's Club reveals prizes for this year’s Labor Day Flower Show on September fifth. Entries include asters dahlias hollyhocks roses pansies sweet peas zinnias and more with first and second awards a mix of cash and donated goods from local sponsors. Registration runs 9:30 to 12 with prize collection by 9 a.m. on show day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Asters
Bateman
Eva McDonald
Franks
J. E. Hodgskiss
Treadwell Nursery Co
Nelson
Phlox
Straight
Crossen
Moir
Baillie
Packer
Hentges
Native Son J. R. Jones Killed In Tractor Accident
J R Sandy Jones a prominent stockman and farmer from Teton county was killed when he fell under a tractor wheel and its triple discs while discing land near Pendrey. He died instantly and funeral services are set for Chateau Methodist church with Masonic rites at the gravesite. He leaves a wife three children and several relatives including W D Jones county official Kyle Jones and a sister in Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
J. R
Sandy” Jones
Teton County
Pendrey
Mr. Jones
Mr. Dawson
Dawson
Jones
Billy
Kyle Jones
Bynum
Choteau
Beryl
Betty
W. D. Jones
Board of County Commissioners
First State Bank of
F. M. Bentall
Portland
Oregon
Provisions of the New Butcher Law Explained
State Live Stock Commission clarifies the butcher law placing inspection duties on sheriffs and deputies during business hours. Inspectors cannot travel for a 10 cent fee. patrons must bring hides or arrange inspections at a deputy or inspector's office. The aim is prompt inspections at local sheriff offices to serve public convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Webb
E. A. Phillips
State Live Stock Commission
Phillips
Attorney General
Live Stock Commission
Commission
Sheriff’s Office
Mormon Leader Praises Bynum Project in Idaho Visit
H C Austin of the Idaho Utah Sugar Co spoke at his Blackfoot home praising the Bynum project in Bonum county area of Te ton. He and other Mormon leaders gathered settlers views from Idaho migrants with crops nearing harvest and noted the colony recently acquired land for a church and community building to begin this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Bynum
Teton County
H. C. Austin
Idaho-Utah Sugar Co
Blackfoot
Austin
Bynum Row
Masons Urge Meeting Sunday Afternoon at 1 PM
Attention Masons. Members are asked to meet at half past Sunday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. B. I. Packer, W. M. directs the gathering.
Fine Grain Fed Lambs Attract Attention In Shipment
Rambouillets raised by R. A. Clearman west of Chateau were shipped Monday from Milwaukee to Chicago as some of the best spring lambs. The five month olds weighed 75 to 110 pounds, grain fed six weeks, with an expected Chicago car average of about 80 pounds per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Chicago
Chateau
R. A. Clearman
E. J. Hirshberg
Dutton Camp Fire Girls Spend Week at Boy Scout Camp
Nine Dutton Camp Fire Girls escorted by guardian Mrs. Lee pass through Chateau toward Teton canyon for a week at the Boy Scout summer camp. They expect to return home Saturday after the stay completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
BOY Scout
Lee
Chateau
Teton Canyon
Hammond and Lindseth Nuptials at Great Falls Episcopal Church
Clar ence W. Hammond and Hildegarde Lindseth were married Tuesday at nine oclock in the Episcopal church of Great Falls. The Rev. Lee H. Young officiated with attendants Mrs. Nel lie R. Hammond and Mrs. Glen Burch. The couple will reside in Chicago after a brief stay in Choteau. Hammond, a World War veteran, recently moved from New Jersey where he served in the state constabulary. Lindseth, a well known local teacher, has long been connected with near Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Great Falls
Clarence W. Hammond
Nellie R. Hammond
Chateau
Hildegarde Lindseth
Dan Lindseth
Burton Beach
Choteau
Lee H. Young
St. Stephens Church
Glen Burch
Hammond
Chicago
New Jersey
State Constabulary
Glacier Park Visit Connects Local and Arkansas Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Phil S. Cole and Mrs. Cole's mother Mrs. Sadler, visiting from Little Rock, Arkansas, met Miss Myrna Cole who was returning from Missoula where she attended summer school at the state university. Miss Cole was joined by Miss Margaret McGee of Helena, a Craig schools teacher, who left Tuesday for home after a weekend at the Cole residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil S. Cole
J C Pulliam Death Ruled Accidental by Coroner Jury
The coroner's jury ruled J C Pulliam died from an accidental gun discharge. The inquest heard testimony from Dr. H W Bateman Coroner C H Connor Theodore Pulliam Mrs Pulliam and Frank W Curtis. Funeral services were held Saturday at the M E church with burial in Chateau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Pulliam
C. H. Connor
Chateau
Mr. Pulliam
Hugh Wypner
Foreman
Cc. Peters
Wm. Hodgskiss
C. M. Pyeckin
R. E. Nelson
M. M. Webb
LE. C. Waldron
M. G. Carver
Beri Il Packer
F. W. Curtis
T. H. Pridham
Youths Tip Car Over Near Dutton in Gravel Crash
Farmington correspondence reports Heimer Anderson and Buster Lindseth with Billy Innes and Adelbert Andrews escaping serious injury when their car skidded in gravel near Dutton during a dance ride. Lindseth was thrown clear. others were trapped briefly, with Anderson suffering cuts. The wrecked vehicle was driven home the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Heimer Anderson
Buster Lindseth
Billy Innes
Adelbert Andrews
Chateau
Dutton
Lindseth
Young Lindseth
Helmer Anderson
Threshermen Elect Frank Goodwin President
F. P. Goodwin of Agawam was elected president of the Teton County Plowmen and Threshermen Association for 1927 28 at a Saturday meeting in the County Agent Robert Clarkson son office. Earl Halladay named secretary. 1927 threshing prices set and price lists and membership cards to be prepared for distribution. Weather permitting, threshermen anticipate unusually good runs this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Goodwin
Agawam
Teton County Plowmen and Threshermen’s Association
Robert Clarkson
Earl Halladay
Augusta Guest Sarah Nixon Stays With Givens at Chateau
Sarah Nixon of Augusta has spent the week as a guest in Chateau staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Givens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Nixon
Augusta
Chateau
T. H. Givens
Butte to Welcome Lindbergh as He Visits Sept 5
Cha teau Mayor Dr. H. W. Bateman and Montana lawmakers join reception plans for Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, first nonstop trans Atlantic flyer, arriving in Butte September 5 before the state fair opening in Helena. Governors, officials, and press groups are invited to participate in the statewide Lindbergh welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Bateman
Chateau
T. O. Larson
J. E. Hodgskiss
W. D. Jones
Donald Kerry
Algon Udin
Butte
State Press Association
Erickson
Lindbergh
Helena
Bateman
Larson
Hodgskiss
Fine Lindbergh portrait mailed to Acantha readers
The Acantha sends each reader a fine portrait of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh, American flyer and first to fly solo nonstop across the Atlantic, as a supplement to the regular paper this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Jacksons Arrive From Missoula Stay At Local Home
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Jackson arrived Sunday from Missoula where Mr Jackson attended summer school at the state university. They will spend a few days at the J G Jackson home before visiting Browning where Mr Jackson is a member of the high school faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Jackson
Missoula
Mr. Jackson
State University
J. G. Jackson
Browning
Jackson
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Orn
Teton
Penney Co
Falls
Jacob Albright
Clifford
Thomas
Virginia City
Mme
Rollie Ferris
Harry Ferrris
Theoda
Forrest
Whitefish
Choteau and
Harris
Wplathead
Lilles Ferris
Aberdeen
Dakota
John M. Graves
Colliie
Otto Wagnild
Wagnild
Jast
Filmer Weaver
Sunriver
H. P. Kreuger
First National Bank
Liberty
A. W. Hammer
Buffalo
Chateau Lodge No. 44
A. F
A. M
Atty
Bynum Project
Threshermen
Frank Goodwin
Citizens State Bank
Mont
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