Community Notables in Montana and Nearby Areas
A dated list notes residents and their activities across Montana and neighboring states. Entries include Darwin Crane on a Collins area ranch, Ralph Wright at the Power Company, Gladys Andrews at Fort Collins college, Rosemary Feland in Great Falls, Kathrine McDonald at National Cathedral School in Washington DC, Eleanor Snyder in Virgelle, Billy Innes vacationing with California plans, Bert McNeal road work, John Mamuzich back from Chicago to his father’s ranch, Clarence Stephens at the University of Missoula, Lloyd Weiser on a Pendrey ranch, Gwenwyn Burch on Hi Duit’s ranch, Anna Johnson teaching near Brady, Agnes Nasser at Oregon State College in Corvallis, Olive Oien at Brady Mercantile, Dorothy Fox moving to Nebraska, and social notes on Robert Sheppard, Effie and Charley Thomas, Gladys Hane with Dena Roberts, S. C. C. gathering, and the two Weenies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Crane
Collins
Ralph Wright
Te ‘Power Company
Gladys Andrews
Fort Collins
Colorado
Rosemary Feland
Great Falls
Kathrine McDonald
National Cathedral School
Washington
D. C
Eleanor, Snyder
Virgelle
Montana
Billy .Innes
California
Corvallis
Olive Oien
Brady Mercantile
Brady
Mont
Dorothy Fox
Nebraska
Agricultural Club Page from Publishers Chateau Montana
Local page from Publishers Chateau Montana dated November 13 1927 presents club news and notices. Staff listed include Editor Zim Morgan Associate Editor Herman Eurles and reporters Spud Moore and Ebert Malone outlining activities and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zim Morgan Assoc
Herman Eurles
Spud Moore
Ebert Malone
New Agriculture Material for High School Department
The high school agriculture department has received numerous visual materials showing dairy and beef cattle of various breeds from breed improvement societies. The shipment includes history origin and score cards for all breeds featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Agriculture Department
School spirit and sportsmanship in student life
The piece argues that school spirit means pride in property, preparedness, order, courteous conduct, and good sportsmanship. It emphasizes fair play, respect for opponents, and personal character as foundations for a positive start in life.
Thanksgiving Program Delights Students at Local Schools
The combined high school and grade school Thanksgiving program drew a large crowd and was enjoyed by all. The high school praised the grade school youngsters for their fine efforts in making the event a success.
Boys back from Chicago Livestock Show
George Loomis and Jesse Malone return from the Chicago Livestock Show and are hosted by the Commercial Club of Minneapolis during a layover in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Loomis
Jesse Malone
Chicago
Commercial Club
Minneapolis
Turkey crates contract taken by Mr Johnson for club work
The Agriculture Club treas ury will gain twenty dollars from turkey crates made by members. Four hundred crates were to be produced at five cents each, with work starting Saturday and to be completed as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Johnson
Teton County Shipping Association
Agriculture Club Treasury
Agriculture Club Reschedules Meeting After Blizzard
Blizzards forced the Agriculture Club to cancel the regular meeting. A small turnout failed to meet quorum, so the regular session convened in the agriculture classroom the next day. The December 9 dance was postponed to December 16 with no further business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Club
Te ton High to Form Stock Judging Team
The Agriculture Club selects a three-member stock judging team from fifteen boys trying out to represent Te ton High School at Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High School
Bozeman
Local youth expands turkey project to one hundred
Ted Arensmeyer shows strong project spirit and interest by planning to raise his poultry effort from eight turkeys to a total of one hundred this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Arensmeyer
Why We Study Agriculture
The passage argues that agriculture underpins national prosperity and that all citizens should understand farming principles. It emphasizes widespread dependence on farm products across meat packing, factories, mills, and stores, urging general interest in agricultural basics.
1927 Graduates of Teton High List of Local Alumni
A roster of 1927 graduates and former students from Teton High lists Patsy Pridham at J C Penney Chateau Imogene Butcher teaching near Sunburst Hazel Upman teaching near Pendrey Clinton Core at St Charles Helena Henry Crossen at Montana State College Bozeman Earl Hansen pursuing studies Miles Standish on his father s ranch Bertha Crawford teaching near Fairfield Lucy Crawford married and living near Fairfield Mary Geldrich teaching near Augusta Giles Trescott employed at Sutton Garage Chateau Lucile Morgan doing part time commercial work and employed by Power Morgan Melvin Bueling working near
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Pridham
J. C. Penney Co
Chateau
Imogene Butcher
Sunburst
Hazel Upman
Pendrey
Clinton Core
St. Charles College
Helena
Henry Crossen
Montana State College
Bozeman
Earl Hansen
Miles Standish
Bertha Crawford
Fairfield
Lucy Crawford
Mary Geldrich
Hear Augusta
Giles Trescott
Sutton Garage
Lucile Morgan
Power-Morgan Co
Melvin Bueling
Notice of Sheriff Sale Foreclosure in Teton County
The district court in Montana's Nineteenth Judicial District orders a sheriff's sale of extensive land holdings in Teton County. Great Falls National Bank sues Couch Investment Company and Midwest Refining Company. sale set for December 24, 1927 at 2 PM at Chateau Court House front door for cash to the highest bidder. The property includes multiple sections and lots totaling about 1069.51 acres, with all appurtenances. Sheriff J I Collins announces the sale. Maddox & Church represent the plaintiff. First publication December 1. last December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Great Falls National Bank
Couch Investment Company
Midwest Refining Company
Chateau
Teton County
Township Twentysix
Twenty-four
J. I. Collins
Maddox & Church
Great Falls
Agriculture Club Dance Promises Fun Friday Night
The Agriculture Club hosts a Friday dance on December 16 with admission set at 75 cents. The notice warns attendees not to miss the event or face regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Club
Malone bets on better potato harvest this year
Jim Looney and Henry Crossen, former Teton high school students, shot a deer near Bozeman during hunting season as Frank Malone faces another crop effort after a poor previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Malone
Jim Looney
Henry Crossen
Teton High School
Bozeman
Meeting request rejected in agriculture class
A student asks to move a class meeting from Monday to Tuesday. Mr. Johnson declines saying he is occupied that night and cannot accommodate another date. The student presses to wait until another night, but the teacher remains firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Johnson
Gum Band Chief Snapper and Other Readable Fragments
The readable text lists several nicknamed figures and odd phrases including Gum Band Chief Snapper Mary Sulgrove Grand Puller Puffy Gaare Continuous Chewer Geo Bleeker Big Chewer Bud Burns Gum Facialist. Duckfoot Peterson Miss Larson and Carlton Eaton quote about a raised sap and a boorish remark about getting out of bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Snapper
Mary Sulgrove
Grand Puller
Gaare
Geo
Bleeker
Bud Burns Gum
Duckfoot” Peterson
Miss Larson
Carlton Eaton
Miss Jarl Lee Moore Questioned About Spank
The dialogue shows Miss Jarl instructing Lee Moore on spank and Lee Moore responding that spank is the past principle of spank. The exchange captures a classroom moment highlighting discipline language and student interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarl
Lee Moore
Blizzard Absences and Delayed Events At Local School
View from Highview notes the blizzard kept many students home including Ross and Lawrence Loney and Marjorie Roberts. The Thomas and Jones children stayed at the schoolhouse Monday night while a basket social and dance was postponed to Friday December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Roberts
Real Estate Transfers Daily Record Bulletin Summary
Real estate transfers listed for December 3 to December 10 include patents from U S to William G Vian and multiple warranty deeds. Hennepin Mortgage Co transfers to Wilfrid M Turck. Wiprud to George Sollid. Cahill to Christian Co Johnson. Bigelow mortgage to H M Bigelow. oil and gas acts with numerous assignments among Lelia L Jackson Charles A May Nathan A Tibbits and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Record Bulletin
Teton County Abstract Co
U. S
William G. Vian
Hennepin Mortgage Co
Wilfrid M. Turck
Gertrude E. Oulton
W. W. Smith
Ss. Wiprud
George Sollid
Dutton
H. FI. Bigelow
Charles A. May
Lelia L. Jackson
Chas. A. May
Chas. A. Mau
Charles A. Mau
Nathan A. Tibbits
B. G. McKinley
R. P. Jackson
H. G. McKinley
Nathan A. Tibbitts
L. D. Swain
Wm. G. LaRue
Edgar O. Welling
Olaf Barstad
S. ©. Lewis
M. B. Allison
S. O. Lewis
OIL & Gas
Lula Menzie
C. M. McCutcheon
Joseph A. Kaufman
Also Mentioned on This Page
VOL. L
Choteau, Mont
Robert Sheppard
Jones
Effie
Charley
Herbert Thomas
Sheppard
Gladys Hane
Dena Roberts
Winona
Weenies
Ee Agricultural Club, Publishers
Turkey
Teton High
Fisher
Pontiac
General Motors
T. J. Cheetham Implement Co
Dutton and
Choteau
Altiamerican Six
Highview
E. B. Maynard
M. D. Homeopathic
Chateau, Montana
Physical Therapy
Larson
C. H. Ferris
U. S. Commissioner Notary Public
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
C. James
Smith Tyr S Insurance
Choteau, Montana
W.G. Levy
Stockmen’s ‘Bank
Aful ¢ Beaupre Cafe Mre
Rachel Edwards
Great Northern
St. Paul
Duluth
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Louis
Omaha
Des Moines
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
New Oriental
Chateau, Mont
J. F. Pewters
Helena, Mont
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