Fishermen Discover Skeletal Body in Sun River
A fishing party found the decomposed remains of Carl Onasch, about 27, near a small island in Sun River, four miles below Sun River bridge. The body, identified by a hunting license, was believed to have drowned weeks earlier while crossing the river near Augusta. Onasch, an Adventist, had lived near the Bob Murray ranch and planned chicken rearing. his cap had been found earlier, and his remains were sent to Milwaukee for funeral services.
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Sun River
Sun River Bridge
Chateau
Carl Onbasch
A. M. Wellman
Lewis & Clark County
Collins
C. H. Connor
Onasch
Bob Murray
Walter Lang
Augusta
Onash
Connor
Onasc
Teton County
Onashh
Montana
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Rancher Ole N. Oleson Injured as Team Runs Away
Ole N. Oleson, a 70 year old Collins area rancher, was taken to Glenloyd hospital in Chateau after his team bolted with a binder dragging him beneath the platform. He suffered a badly lacerated leg, crushed ribs, and internal injuries, with neighbors noting prior accidents in recent years. Initial hospital reports indicated improving condition with normal temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole N. Oleson
Collins
Glenloyd
Chateau
Mr. Olegon
Wheat Harvest Reaches Greatest Peak in Teton County
Teton County faces its largest wheat harvest on record in 1926 with an estimated 3 million bushels, an average of about 20 bushels per acre, and fields yielding 36 bushels. Porters beach and Dutton lead in production as new combines dominate harvest, while tests of furrow drilled grain and new wheat varieties show promising results across ranches and tests.
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Teton County
Teton
Montana
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
Mr. Clarkson
Porter Beach
Dutton
Pendroy
Karmont
L. J. Otness
Wellenstein Ranch
C. O. Juells
Marquis
Supreme
Ceres
Garnet
Kota
Kitchener
Renfrew
Reward
Ruby
University
Community Band Project Attracts Growing Interest
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports 100 percent attendance at band practices as inquiries rise. The third practice at the courthouse shows satisfactory progress. A Friday 7 30 meeting at the county agent office invites business people to discuss funding and arrangements for instruments and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Seining Difficult at Wolf Creek Hinders Perch Haul
T W Pridman and Harrison Craig of the local Rod and Gun club went to Wolf Creek last weekend seeking stock perch for the Bynum reservoir. They expected to fill 30 cans but secured only three with hook and line as water overgrowth made seining impossible. They met a state game warden representative Saturday but plans were canceled by phone due to water conditions.
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Mosa
Wolf Creek
T. W. Pridman
Harrison Craig
Bynum
Pridham
Mr. Craig
State Game Warden’s
T L Gap Rancher Dies At Great Falls Hospital
August Newman a 50 year old rancher from the T L Gap area southeast of Chateau died Tuesday morning at Columbus Hospital in Great Falls after a year long illness from a fall injury. Born in Germany he lived in the county twelve years and led the C H Ferris ranch for six. He is survived by Mrs. Newman and two daughters Mary and Louise. Funeral services will be held at the Catholic church in Great Falls Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Newman
T. L. Gap Counry
Chateau
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Mr. Newman
Montana
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Germany
C. H. Ferris
The
Gap
Newman
Mary
Louise
Te ton County Shipping Association to load cattle next Wednesday
The sixth 1926 shipment of cattle to midwestern markets by the Te ton County Shipping Association will be loaded from Chateau and other Teton county points next Wednesday September 1, as announced at the county agent's office. Market reports note rising calf and cow prices and gains for dry fed heifers and steers.
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Teton County Shipping Association
Chateau
Teton County
Clarkson
Methodist Episcopal Church Ad Offers Evening and Morning Services
Community church invites all with Sunday school at 10 30 a m morning worship 11 30 a m sermon Morals and Conventions Epworth League 7 15 p m services at Pendrey 3 00 p m Pastor Robert B Culbertson leads the flock with cordial welcome and hymnfilled worship.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Pendrey
Robert B. Culbertson
State Officers Arrested in Pendroy Raid
C. O. Shelton and Edward Swingle of Pendroy were arrested by Van Wert dry enforcement officers. Each held under 500 dollars bail on misdemeanor charges. They were arraigned before Justice J. F. DeHaas in Chateau. Shelton faced a liquor sale charge and Swingle a punch board charge. Bondsmen listed include T. R. Larson, John Lewis, J. L. Fallon, and James E. Mullaney.
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C. O. Shelton
Edward Swingle
Pendroy
van Wert Enforcement Department
Chateau
J. F. DeHaas
Shelton
Swingle
T. R. Larson
John Lewis
J. L. Fallon
James E. Mullaney
Tribune Editor Praises Teton County Wheat Harvest
Harold Peet state editor of The Great Falls Tribune praised Teton county's crop prospects after touring northern Montana. He plans to send a story declaring the county in the midst of its greatest harvest, and met with County Agent Robert Clarkson to review the bumper wheat crop and gather material for his paper.
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Harold Peet
Great Falls
Chateau
Conrad
Cut Bank
Montana
Mr. Peet
The
Tribune
Peet
Four marriage licenses issued over busy weekend
Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson issued four marriage licenses in two days. Jas A Dykeman and Cecil Lenora Mock of Great Falls wed at the Methodist parsonage with witnesses present. Jos Miskan and Gertrude Mudgett of Great Falls also wed Friday noon. Chas T Dowell and Jessie Chrockmorten of Butte received a license Friday and Joseph Robert Bennett wed Louraine Greeman Saturday. The period was the busiest for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche M. Jacobson
Jas. A. Dykeman
Cecil Lenora Mock
Great Falls
Robert B. Culbertson
Marquis Jones grows fine field of registered wheat in Montana
County Commissioner W D Jones of Bynum owns a premier field of registered Marquis spring wheat praised by County Agent Robert Clarkson. Bozeman extension agronomist A J Ogaard estimates 32 bushels per acre. Jones plans immediate threshing and reports strong demand for seed next spring.
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W. D. Jones
Bynum
Robert Clarkson
Jones
Extreme heat and wind raise fire danger in forest zones
Heat and high winds push fire risk to extreme levels in the Lewis & Clark Forest. Ranger Halvorson reported 95 degrees and 26 percent humidity in Sun River Canyon, prompting strict enforcement of fire regulations as officers warn of ongoing danger. Supervisor Myrick may remain on Kaniksu Forest duty if conditions persist.
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E. H. Myrick
Lewis & Clark
Halvorson
Hannan Gulch
Sunriver Canyon
Lewis & Clark Forest
Magee Seeks County Attorney Post on Democratic Ticket
George W. Magee, who failed to win the Republican nomination, will run for county attorney on the Democratic ticket in November. Magee secured nine write-in votes in the primary and filed a Democratic nomination letter with County Clerk W. H. Webb. Previous history shows Magee ran independently in 1922 after a Democratic nominee existed that year.
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George W. Magee
W. H. Web
Magee
Webb
Stanley K. Foot
Foot
Clinic Closure Highlights Trachoma Surgeons Aid
The Blackfeet hospital clinic near Browning supervised by Dr. Fox of Philadelphia treated over 150 cases with trachoma and other eye operations. Surgeons from neighboring cities and Montana reservations assisted, with Dr. P. O. Kernal, Dr. H. W. Bateman, and Dr. Fox praising local staff and bringing several children to the clinic.
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Blackfeet Hospital
Browning
Fox
Philadelphia
East
Montana Reservations
P. O. Nernal
Cut Bank
Tourists Shelter at Chateau Camp Amid Glacier Park Route
A New York and California bound tourist influx rested at Chateau camping park last week. Mrs C H Porter notes many travelers plan return visits and some propose charging a small fee to sustain the park. List includes A H Finley Wilmington OH and others from Brooklyn, Vallejo, Salt Lake City, Chicago, Tacoma, Great Falls, Los Angeles, Spokane, Los Angeles, Kalispell and more beliefs about pay camping.
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New York
California
Chateau
C. H. Porter
Glacier Park
Porter
A. H. Finley
Wilmington
Ohio
Pacific Coast
A. E. Osborne
Brooklyn
B. C. Whitely
Vallejo
Albert W. Placeman
Theo. Bredehoff
Milton TF Scholz
Columbus
Nebraska
Chas. E. Bauer
Reed Point
Montana
Wm. Fisher
Geo. JT. Welser
Salt Lake City
Harry Gustafson
Great Falls
W. C. Fisher
C. S. Lotz
Hal Thompson
Chicago
W. C
L. C. Dissly
Robert
Lewistown
Co. R. Cyr
Kalispell
Dr Charles W Eliot Dies at 92 in Maine Home
Dr Charles W Eliot former Harvard president emeritus died last Sunday at his Northeast Harbor Maine summer home aged 92 His long tenure made him a leading American educator for four decades after becoming Harvard's youngest president at 35 He wrote The Happy Life The Road Toward Peace and John Gilley reflecting his public and scholarly influence.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
United States
Northeast Harbor
Maine
Eliot
Harvard
John Gilley
Rudolph Valentino Dead Movie Idol at 31
Rudolph Valentino famed as the Sheik died in a New York hospital after an operation for acute appendicitis. He was 31, born in Italy, and rose to fame in The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and The Sheik. His estate is about $750000, with Falcon Lair in Beverly Hills containing antique weapons and valuables.
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Rudolph Valentino
New York
Valentino
Italy
Julio
Ibanez
Europe
United States
Maxim's
Ogden
Oakland
Emmet J. Flynn
Falcon Lair
Beverly Hills
Los Angeles
Hollywood
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Skeeeton
Carl Onasch
Gilman
Bynum Reservoir
T. L.gap Rancher
Great Falls Hospital
Choteau
Liberty Loan Bords
State Bank
Rte
Meee Gee
Met
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