Large unaccounted public domain area in Teton County findings
Forest Service survey of Glacier Pondera and Teton counties shows about 294 139 acres may be public domain or unpatented land while 6.66 percent of land in the county carries delinquent taxes totaling about 46 823 dollars. Delinquent parcels may be redeemed as tax deeds proceed in the three counties.
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Teton County
Glacier
Pondora
Teton
Lewis & Clark Forest Service
A. D. Moir
Moir
W. H. Webb
U. S. Forest
Wm. E. Lockhart
Forest Service
Montana
Garet Garrett
Pondera
New Pastor Kaemmer Introduced at M E Church
Rev. E R Kaemmer succeeds Rev Culbertson as pastor of the M E church in Chateau arriving from Winnett Montana. He is a Boston School of Theology graduate and sang at the morning service. Announced schedule for Sunday December 4 1927 includes church school worship Epworth League and evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Kaemmer
Robert B. Culbertson
M. EB
Chateau
Jesse Bunch
Kaemmer
Winnett
Montana
Boston School of Theology
Epworth League
God
Christ
Pneumonia Cited in Death of Rocky Mountain Sheep Says Game Warden
Deputy Frank M. Snider found a Rocky Mountain sheep near Mortimer Gulch and a state lab confirmed pneumonia as the cause after examination by State Game Warden Robert H. Hill. Snider notes no epidemic in the herd and reports no game law violations during the big game season.
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Rocky Mountain
Frank M. Snider
Mortimer Gulch
Snider
Robert H. Hill
Sun River
Lions Start Work On Skating Rink For Kids
Work began last evening on a public skating rink for Choteau youngsters under the Choteau Lions Club sponsorship. The rink will be built on vacant lots west of the courthouse, previously used for this purpose, and should be ready within a few days barring chinooks. The first water was turned in to freeze and form a foundation for further flooding.
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Choteau
Choteau Lions Club
Power-Morgan
Main Avenue
Court House
Former Madison County editor to join Choteau paper
Millard S. Bullerdick former editor of the Madison County Forum Sheridan Montana spent Monday in Choteau interviewing E L Jourdonnais for a post on the Acantha He will move to Choteau to begin duties around the first of the year and succeeds Allan K Dalby who has resigned and plans to depart soon after year’s start Bullerdick praises Choteau and the surrounding county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard S. Bullerdick
Madison County Forum
Sheridan
Choteau
E. L. Jourdonnais
Acantha
Bullerdick
Allan K. Dalbey
Lions Club Plans to Decorate Choteau for Christmas
A Lions Club committee was named to work out a Christmas streets decoration plan for Choteau. The plan calls for curb trees in the business district and a trip to the mountains to secure the trees. Trees will be placed 12 to the block, in sand weighted boxes, with a 25 foot spacing. A program featured A B Guthrie of Teton County High School on school problems, urging parental involvement.
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Choteau Lions Club
Choteau Streets
Beaupre Cafe
Guthrie
L. E. Taylor
A. B. Guthrie
Teton County High Schoo
Florence Trescott
Frances Pridham
Fairfield Smithy Fined for Gun Play in Wallace Home
John Jacobson an elderly Fairfield blacksmith was fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to a peace disturbance charge. He reportedly fired several shots through the Wallace home door and walls on Thanksgiving night, striking a room where Wallace and his family were present.
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John Jacobson
Fairfield
Bole
Justice Court
J. E. DeHaas
Chateau
Wm. Wallace
Jacobson
J. L. Collins
Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Old Montana Looks Best After Eastern Trip Say Eckford
John Eckford reports on his return from a long eastern tour that Montana appears most prosperous and healthy. He mentions his mother's death in Montreal on November fifth and notes widespread unemployment in eastern and mid western cities while praising Montana's prospects. Mrs. Eckford, aged 81, was highly esteemed in Southampton and Montreal for her generous nature and wartime aid to soldiers.
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John Eckford
Montana
Eckford
Montreal
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Chicago
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Public School News Highlights Student Attendance and Education Bill
Eighty pupils receive perfect attendance certificates for three months. Miss Mital's class led the morning assembly on Wednesday. Third graders made Pilgrim booklets and earned blue stars for six weeks. Eighth graders study the 70th Congress as it convenes December 5. Teachers urge the New Education Bill creating a Cabinet secretary. teachers and parents seek congressman input on hearings from February 24 to 26, 1926.
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Miss Mital
Wednesay
Harriet Greene
Callie Lou Morse
Gordon Eckford
Alice Ledgerwood
Department of Education
Washington
Weaver Pollock nuptials in Great Falls ceremony
Johnny Weaver and Gladys Pollock wed Thanksgiving evening at the Methodist parsonage in Great Falls. Rev H Styles Harris officiated uniting John M. Weaver Jr of Choteau and Gladys Pollock formerly of Choteau and later Great Falls. They will reside in Chateau with Weaver employed in the grocery department at Jos Hirshberg & Co.
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Great Falls
H. Styles Harris
John M. Weaver
Choteau
Gladys Pollock
James R. Pollock
Raymond
Teton County
Chateau
Weaver
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Why Should You Support Sale of Little Xmas Seals
Local chairman Mrs. C. S. McDonald presents reasons to back the annual Christmas Seal sale to stamp out tuberculosis. The piece cites personal risk, poverty, home infection, religious duty, economic loss, and patriotism, plus Montana data on deaths and beds. It notes the three fold purpose: local state and national tuberculosis work, public health education, and public participation in eradication efforts.
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C. S. McDonald
Montana
Association to Load Xmas Turkeys Out Next Week
The Teton County Shipping Association will load a shipment of Christmas turkeys next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday December 5 6 and 7 the shipment was announced here earlier this week by County officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Shipping Association
Describing Education Department as a National Blessing
The speaker calls the department a desirable goal and a necessity, predicting its establishment within the next few years as a national blessing. The prose frames education reform as essential and widely beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Education
Walton League Plans West Campaign to Save Ducks
The Isaak Walton League will back a western duck conservation drive with its eastern and middle western members. Leaders say the campaign will coordinate with ongoing efforts to protect forests, rivers, and wildlife, signaling a national approach to preserving outdoor heritage.
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Chicago
Isaak Walton League
Seth E. Gordon
League
America
Gordon
Superior National Forest
Minnesota
Potomac River
Washington
Upper Mississippi River Wildlife Refuge
Jackson’s Hole
Wyoming
Fred H. Doellner
Walton League
Taxes Paid on 1927 Real and Personal Property
County Treasurer Otto Wagnild reports more than 123000 in 1927 taxes paid by November 28 with two days remain for installments. November receipts show 119215.48 from real property and 4063.45 from personal property, while total charged taxes reach 395250.47 for 1927.
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Otto Wagnild
Waynild
Clarkson Announces Pool Sale Schedule Across Town
Agent Robert Clarkson outlines sale locations for the pool the vehicle will be at Pendray on Monday Chateau on Tuesday and Power on Wednesday with the pool to be sold today. He could not give a precise size estimate but expects a large pool. Loading dates were broadcast from Buttrey station Havre on Tuesday.
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Robert Clarkson
Pendray
Chateau
Power
Two carpenters fined for gas law violations in Sun River area
William Myers and Fred Mrozok were each fined 50 dollars in J E DeHaas justice court after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charges from Ranger Harry Halvor. Arrests followed reports of unlawful killing of a Rocky Mountain sheep and a deer. Both men jailed for nonpayment. rangers recovered deer parts and a trophy horn cache. Myers claimed the carcass was found, denying the kill.
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William Myers
Fred Mrozok
Ralph Allen
Leweke
Halvorsen
Hannan Gulch
W. N. Streeter
Ear Mountain
Leweke & Johnson
Mrozok
Myers
Fort Shaw
Chick Guthrie Weds Florence Kildow in Wisconsin
Charles M Guthrie youngest son of A B Guthrie and Florence Magdalen Kildow were married last Friday in Whitewater Wisconsin at the bride's parents home. The couple will reside in Gary Indiana with Guthrie editor of The Maywood News and Kildow a Gary teacher. The romance began in Faribault Minnesota two years ago.
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Chateau
Whitewater
Wisconsin
Charles Marshal Guthrie
A. B. Guthrie
Florence Magdalen Kildow
Willis G. Kildow
Jackson Street
Gary
Indiana
Jackson Arms
Guthrie
Teton High
State University At
Missoula
Maywood News
Maywood
Ilinois
Chicago
Faribault
Minnesota
Miss Kildon
Chick
Lutheran Ladies' Aid Sale in Fairfield Area
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society of Fairfield holds its annual auction at the consolidated school house eight miles east of Fairfield on Friday evening December 9. A range of hand-made items for Christmas gifts will be offered including luncheon sets pillow cases doilies and quilts. Lunch will be served. If a storm interrupts the date the sale will be postponed to a near future date.
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The
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society of Fairfield
Consolidated School House
Fairfield
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Rev. Kaemmer
Mr. Snider
Arsenic Creek
Babe” Snider
Phillipines
LIONS
First National Bank
U. S
Tal
Lions Club
Fairfield Smithy
Project Town
Old
Ontario
Ilmes
Public School News
Johnny Weaver
Walton
Myers and
Chick” Guthrie
Ladies’ Aid Sale
Citizens State Bank
Mont
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