Juniors Stage December 12 Play at Local High School
Teton County High School junior class under Miss Alva Larson presents the three act farce Who Wouldnt Be Crazy at the auditorium next Thursday Dec 12. The cast features Inmate No 1 Evan Thompson Inmate No 2 Nellie Cook Pendie Miss Meredith and many others with a 25c and 50c admission and Rexall Drug reserved seats. Curtain at 8:00.
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Teton County High School
Alva Larson
Cracy
Katherine Kavenauga
Good Samaritan Sanitarium
Jack Marshall
Lois Meredith
McCafferty
Jack
Lois
Helen Adams
Reggie Mortimer
Anprisiebsnicie
Abi
Erman Earles
Marjorie
Helen Kregness
Janet
Louise van DeRellen
Evan Thompson
Seeseesese
Nellie Cook Pluribus
Coeree
Richard Jones Pendie
Miss Meredith
Ceeerence Eses
Ingrid Erickson
Misa Lavelle
Eens Soren
Helen Bateman
Higgins
Edwin Erickson
Marshall
Lois Evelyn Winslow
E. Gordon
Aven
Ruth Phillips
Officer McCafferty
Gilmore Hanson
Edward Gordon
New Qarncereduadeneenens
Great Falls Electrics Edge DeMolays In Tight Fight
The Great Falls Electrics defeated the Teton De Molays 16 to 14 in a close high school gym contest. standout scoring came from Knutzson and Smith for the Electrics while Cohoe led the De Molays with early buckets.
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Great Falls Electrics
Teton
Charlie Cohoe
Electrics
DeMolays
Crane
Ceneeneesserevecrees
Cohoe
Cceesseeenee
Holmes
Bleecker
S-Sesse
Oun
Secesseeee
Commissioners In Session At County Courthouse
The December session of the board of county commissioners is in progress at the courthouse with all members present. Commissioner N W Edwards, though ill with pneumonia, may attend if he recovers. eight days constitute the legal session length and the board may reconvene Monday if needed. County printing care of county poor and county physician contracts will be let at this session.
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Board of County Commissioners
Court House
N. W. Edwards
Turkeys From Teton County Packed for Falls Creamery
The annual Christmas shipment of turkeys from Teton County is underway with loading in Pendroy Collins Chateau and Dutton and Power stages. Bids opened Monday led to consigning birds to Northern Creamery Co Great Falls with advance prices of 25c on tops and 15c on seconds. Grading continues under the old system as buyers reject the new grading scheme. The association plans to ship a car of cattle from Pendroy next Tuesday.
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Teton County
Pendroy
Collins
Chateau
Dutton
Dutton and Power
Northern Creamery Co
Great Falls
George Moore Dies in California Ranch Owner and Former Bookkeeper
George Moore, owner of a ranch near Choteau and ex bookkeeper for Choteau Mercantile Co., died last Saturday in Compton California of pneumonia. He had lived in California since 1927 for health reasons and earlier left Great Falls for Chateau. He married Gladys Strand fifteen years ago in Great Falls. Survived by wife, son William age 12, brother Len Moore, sister Fern Moore, all in Iowa. Interment in Los Angeles cemetery.
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George Moore
Choteau
Choteau Mercantile Co
Compton
Los Angeles
Moore
T. Lowe Ashton
Great Falls
Mr. Moore
California
Chateau
Ed. Fearon Place
Dead Indian Coulee
Red” McGillis
Richfield Oil Co
Iowa
Wwe
Gladys Strand
Electric City
Mivs
William
Len
Fern
Dupuyer Old Timer Louis Hager Dies in Chateau
Louis T. Hager aged 89 longtime Dupuyer resident died Monday at Chateau hospital from age related infirmities. He underwent surgery at Conrad earlier and planned to visit sisters Ellen and Hilda Hager in Denver. Born in Norway and educated in England he lived about 40 years near Dupuyer on a 3500 acre livestock ranch. He never married and a brother once resided in the county. Funeral services were held at Connor chapel with interment in Choteau cemetery.
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Louis T. Hager
Dupuyer
Chateau Hospital
Conrad
Chateau
Denver
Ellen
Hilda Hager
Mans
Norway
England
Dupuyer Creek
Bynum
Connor Funeral
Choteau
Hereford Bull Emmett Shipped From Choteau to Monarch
Emmett, a registered yearling Hereford bull, shipped Wednesday from Choteau across the Great Northern to Peter Creek at Monarch Montana. Raised at the Burch and Halladay ranch near Choteau, Brummel Mischief dam Miss Domino. Stockmen praised him as a beauty and said he was worth more than several car loads of horses being loaded for the cannery.
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Emmett
Choteau
Great Northern
Peter Creek
Monarch
Montana
Burch & Halladay
Miss Domino
Teton High Opens Season With Local Doubleheader
The Teton high teams host Centerville Friday night as both boys and girls begin their basketball seasons. Coach Midgett leads a tall, experienced lineup with Loomis, Peters, Moore, Halverson, and Jones among key players. several others may see action. The girls feature Adams, Moore, Geldrich, Core, Dale, Crossen, Swenson, Turnbull, and Thompson. A road trip to Power follows Saturday with both teams likely holding the edge.
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Teton High
Centerville
Teton
Midgett
George Loomis
Carl Peters
Loomis
Spud Moore
Lee Moore
Giants
Leonard Halverson
Dick Jones
Herman Earles
Jimmy Morgan
Cliff Norris
Gilmore Hanson
Jesse Malone
Jesse Bleecker
Stephen Webb
LeRoy Gaare
Billy Cole
Gibson Monkman
Even Thompson
Vernard Olson
Willam Yeager
Helen Adams
Ruth Moore
Margaret Geldrich
Mary Core
Flolen Dale
Qaher
Eleanor Crossen
Thelma Swenson
Adelle Turnbull
Lola Thompson
Power
Teton Very Licely
Conrad
Dutton
Tax Collections Total 206256 85 At First Period Close
County Treasurer O G Meadows reports 1929 taxes collected by Nov 30 total 206 256 85 covering real and personal property. Delinquent taxes incur 5 percent penalty and 1 percent monthly interest. County and state taxes charged total 494 641 30, with 168 908 82 due to Teton County and 325 732 48 to trust and agencies.
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O. G. Meadows
Teton County
Trust and Agency
Remains of Glen Cowgill Laid to Rest in Choteau
Funeral services were held Sunday at Connor chapel for Glen Cowgill who died November 26 in Phoenix. He was 29, born November 25 1900 at Dupuyer. He lived on a ranch near Dupuyer and helped develop the Cowgill addition in Choteau. He worked with the Lewis and Clark forest, later seeking a drier climate in Arizona with friend Freeman Page before his death. Surviving are his parents in Summers and a brother Lester in New York City. The body was brought to Choteau by Senator T O Larson.
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Glen Cowgill
Phoenix
Arizona
Connor Chapel
E. R. Kaemmer
A. B. Guthrie
C. L. Miller
W. G. Bloomdahl
Chateau
Guyer
Montana State College
Bozeman
Glen
Dupuyer
Choteau
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Forest Service
Freeman Page
Auto
Wm. Cowgill
Lester
New York City
Public entertainment by American Legion band set for Dec 27
The American Legion band plans a public program at the high school gym on Friday December 27 with band selections instrumental and vocal solos duets and quartets a possible comedy sketch and other features to entertain the community.
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American Legion
Arthur Ramsey
Robert Clarkson
Tiny Tots Broadcast At Lions Club Meeting
At the Cho teau Lions Club gathering last week about 15 first graders from Choteau public school staged an imitation radio program directed by Principal Miss Ruby A Miller and teacher Miss Marion Hassos. Miller announced, Hassos accompanied, and Toady Wallace led the segment.
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Choteau Lions Club
Choteau
Ruby A. Miller
Marion Hassos
Miss Miller
Miss Hassos
Toady” Wallace
Little Daugher
Shirley Wallace
W. G. Bloomdahl
Albert Dale
Leslie Jourdonnais
Alex Longmuir
J. J. Hannan
Spring Creek
First Street
Ted's Service Station Changes Hands Tuesday
Tom Dellno of Spring Valley ranches takes over Ted's service station in this city from Ted Turner. Adams Oil company owners plan to market the Shell line of gasoline and lubricants. Dellno previously worked for Pondera Valley Auto at Conrad.
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Tom Dellno
Spring Valley
Conrad
Ted
Ted Turner
Adams Oil Company
Shell
Dellno
Pondera Valley Auto Company
Stenographer Margaret Otness Visits Family for Thanksgiving
Miss Margaret Otness, a stenographer for E. F. Hyland & Co. at Great Falls, spent Thanksgiving with her parents.
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Margaret Otness
E. F. Hyland & Co
Great Falls
Thanksgiving ball draws county crowds at high school gym
The annual Thanksgiving ball hosted by the Security Benefit Association at the high school gym drew many county residents and out-of-county guests. Fewer people wore masks and costumes than in prior years, and several prizes remained unawarded. Judges were Mrs. A. H. Doughty, Mrs. J. E. Byrne, George Carroll, and M. S. Bullerdick.
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Security Benefit Association
Chateau
A. H. Doughty
J. E. Byrne
George Carroll
M. S. Bullerdick
Baby Clinic Scheduled At Courthouse Next Saturday
The Chateau Woman's club hosts a baby clinic at the courthouse from 1 to 5 pm. County nurse Mrs. Henrietta Crockett leads the event with Drs H. W. Bateman and C. H. Dulaney providing examinations. Refreshments will be served and diet cards and baby care books given to attendees.
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Court House
Chateau Woman's Club
Henrietta Crockett
Farm Shop Boys Make Good Record
In 55 school days through November 22, Teton county high school farm shop classes produced many completed projects. Freshmen crafted five saw horses and fifteen other items. sophomores built a 10x18 garage, repaired school areas, and sharpened tools.
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Teton County High School
M. K. Luther
Children’s Books Topic at Chateau Woman’s Club
Miss Mary C. Woodbrige led the Cha teau Woman’s club meeting on Tuesday speaking on Children’s Books. She head of the Paris store book department in Great Falls and brought an exhibit. No December meeting. next session January 3 hosted by Mrs. M. K. Luther. Meeting held at Mrs. H. W. Bateman’s home.
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Chateau Woman’s Club
Mary C.woodbrige
Seattle
Paris
Great Falls
M. K. Luther
Il. W. Bateman
City council approves emergency ordinance banning livestock within designated Chateau area
The council passed ordinance No. 66 on first to third readings, designating it an emergency measure. It prohibits harboring cattle horses sheep pigs mules dogs and cats within a described district and bars fur farms poultry farms and commercial fur bearing animals. Sanitary reasons and civic beauty justify the act.
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Chateau
First Avenue N. E
Fifth Street N.E
Fifth Street N. E
N. W
Seventh Avenue N. W
S. W
Second Street S. W
Second Avenue S.W
Second Avenue S. W
Lot 12
Hirshberg
City of
Block 4
Hall and Robinson
First Avenue S. W
Third Street S. W
Third Street
Main Avenue
First Street N. W
N. E
First Street
First Avenue
S. E
Fifth
Clark Coffey Buys Large Stock Ranch in Deep Creek area
Clark Coffey, son of the late G. M. Coffey Sr., bought the 2400 acre A. J. Cowell ranch on Deep Creek from Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. for 18000 dollars. The sale, set to close with Coffey taking possession in April, aims to turn the property into a modern sheep ranch with strong water rights and ample hay.
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Clark Coffey
G. M. Coffey
A. J. Cowell
Deep Creek
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co
Hartford
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Albert Doughty
Trim Chateau DeMolays
Falls Creamery
Geo. Moore
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Hanson
Cowgill
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