County Officers File Oaths and Bonds in Teton County
County officers have filed their oaths and bonds with County Clerk W H Webb, with bonds ranging from 1 000 to 25 000 for various officials. Treasurer elect Otto Wagnild, taking office March first, posted a 25 000 bond, the highest. Sheriff elect Jas Collins posted 7 000. other bonds cover clerk, assessor, coroner, public administrator and more, all approved by Judge John J Greene. Four officers are newly elected Algon Udin James Collins Otto Wagnild Geo Coffey and descriptions note deputy selections pending.
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W. H. Webb
Court House
Jas. Collins
Blanche M. Jacobson
W. H B. Webb
Edythe Saylor
Jesse L. Gleason
Algon Udin
Obert Peterson
C. James Smith
C. H. Ferris
C. H. Connor
J. KE. de Haas
John A. Sweat
Geo. M. Coffey, Jr
John J. Greene
John G. Jackson
Truftees
Teton County High School
Geo. Coffey
Otto Waegnild
James Collins
Mr. Asdin
Local Man Wins Promotion to Great Northern Cashier
Winlard Streeter, longtime clerk and assistant station agent at the Great Northern local station, will move to Lewistown after the new year to become cashier there. Cr. H. Porter will operate the local station alone upon Streeter’s departure. Streeter’s promotion comes with a salary increase, and he leaves with the regard of company and patrons.
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Winlard Streeter
Great “Northern
Lewistown
Great Northern
Streeter
Cr. H. Porter
Rochester
The
Donors urged to call for Red Cross clothing donations
The Feton County Red Cross Chapter appeals for clothing donations and asks donors to phone 97 for convenient collector visits. County Superintendent Mrs. Edythe Saylor says arrangements are set to gather items during school vacation. Urgency centers on children's undergarments and stockings.
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Feton
American “ Red Cross
Edythe Saylor
Injured Milwaukee Conductor In Auto Crash
William Harnack a Milwaukee railroad conductor on the Agawam line suffered a broken shoulder and minor bruises when his car skidded and overturned on the Belt road four miles from Great Falls Saturday. Taken to Columbus hospital his injuries are not serious. he said the vehicle slid on a slippery road into a ditch. Harnack has served 35 years with Milwaukee and was formerly a conductor on the Harlow town division of the main line.
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William Harnack
Agawam
Milwaukee Railroad
Great Falls
Harlowtown
Milwaukee Main Line
Great Falls Tribune
Parker Brant Wedding Ties Parker Family to Minnesota
Sunday December 21 at the Jas Stone ranch near Browning Miss Inez Parker daughter of Mrs Erma Parker of Chateau wed Wallace Brant of Minneapolis Minnesota The couple will reside in Minneapolis where the groom works in engineering.
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Jas. Stone Ranch
Browning
Inez Parker
Erma ‘Parker
Chateau
Wallace Brant
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Brant
Minnneapolis
Why Montana Commands Attention
Montana, the third largest state, holds vast resources highlighted by Anaconda Standard figures. It includes extensive farming, grazing, and forest lands, substantial hydroelectric potential, rich mineral output, and strong agricultural and livestock industries with notable per-acre values and production totals.
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Montana
Union
Illinois
Kentucky
Indiana
U. S
Groot Richem union ties Farmington, Chateau couple wed
Miss May Groot and Oscar Richem were married at the Methodist parsonage in Chateau on December 20 at 6 30 pm. The couple, both from Farmington, will reside on the Crawford ranch east of Chateau. Attendants were Irene Groot and John Richem. Friends extend best wishes for a happy life together.
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Chateau
Robert B. Culbertson
May Groot
Ted Groot
Farmington
Oscar Richem
Nels Richem
Irene Groot
John Richem
Wm. T. Crawford
Choteau
Teton Fives Dominate Power In Season Opener
Teton boys and girls defeated Power decisively on their home court last Friday. The boys won 92 to 2 with standout play by Burns Evenson Crane Jourdonnais and Crittenden and strong substitutes Crary Mozer Cohoe. The girls secured a 24 to 4 victory led by Jacobson Martine Morgan Lindseth Bard and Green.
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Teton
Wm. Burns
Oliver ‘Evenson
Harold Crane
Howard Jourdonnais
Dean Crittenden
Lyle Crary
Burns
Mozer
Evenson
Walter Cohoe
Crittenden
Pauline Jacobson
W Myrile Martine
Helen’Morgan
iBioten Lindseth
Lillian Ibard
Phyllis” ‘Green
Ghards
Masonic Party Tomorrow Night At New Lodge Rooms
Announcement of the second winter Masonic party to be staged at the new lodge rooms. The committee invites all Masons and Eastern Star members and their partners for a program feed and dancing tomorrow night.
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Eastern Star
Winter Grip Continues in Teton County
Severe cold clings to Chateau and Teton county with a Sunday night snap sending temperatures to 32 degrees below zero on Monday. Snowfall totals reach several inches countywide, with foothills reporting two to three feet piled drifts hindering traffic. A brief thaw began Tuesday as southwest winds reduced the chill, though temperatures stayed just below freezing.
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Chateau
Teton County
Bakery Moves to New Location This Week
After New Year the Chateau iBakery will install and ready itself in the Mc Donald Block. R I McClue says the electric oven is being installed and removal from the old quarters should be finished this weekend. Bread and cookies will be sold during the transition.
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Chateau iBakery
McDonald Block
R. I. McClue
Royal Arch Masons Elect Officers for Teton Chapter
Following the annual election of officers of Teton Chapter No 26 RA M held Monday evening, C H Porter is High Priest E J Crary King Robert Clarkson Scribe A H Doughty Treasurer John T Moore Secretary. Officers to be installed first Monday in January at the chapter’s opening session.
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Teton
C. H. Porter
E. J. Crary
Robert Clarkson
A. H. Doughty
John T. Moore
Film Pictures Jazz Mad Rich
First national screen version of Warner Fabians sensational book to be shown at the Royal theatre for three days starting Tuesday. Colleen Moore stars as Patricia Fentriss in a Jazz Age tale of a modern family whose daughters roam free. Directed by John Francis Dillon with Milton Sills and others in the cast. One show at eight. Prices adults 38 cents students 25 cents children 10 cents.
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The
Warner Fabian
Royal Theatre
Colleen Moore
Patricia Fentriss
Patricia
John Francis Dillon
Milton Sills
Myrtie Stedman
Sylvia Breamer
Betty Francisco
Elliott Dexter
Walter McGrail
Ben Lyon
Ice Harvest Underway at Adams Pond
H. E. Adams of Adams Oil Co. supervises a crew during the 1924 ice harvest at Adams pond south of Chateau. A Ford powered circular saw accelerates cutting as a cold snap beginning December 14 keeps ice at eleven inches thick and clear.
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H. E. Adams
Adams Oil Co
Adams Pond
Chateau
Ford Motor
Burfening Hildreth Wedding Held at Chateau Church
At noon Monday December 22 Rev Robert B Culbertson officiated the marriage of Miss Beryl Burfening daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin Burfening of Bynum to Chas E Hildreth of Livingston. The bride a Teton county family member and Montana State University graduate taught in Lewistown. The groom son of Mr and Mrs Luther Hildreth of Livingston works in insurance. They will live in Livingston.
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M. E
Chateau
Robert B. Culbertson
Beryl] Burfening
Edwin Burfening
Bynum
Chas. E. Hildreth
Livingston
Teton County
State University
Atissoula
Lewistown
Luther Hildreth
Livineston
Sebelist Weds Warngild at Grat Falls First Methodists
Miss Ruth Sebelist of Center married Alfred Wagnild of Stanford at the First Methodist church in Grat Falls. The Rev George Melenburg officiated with Otto Wagnild and Miss Blanche Soutenold as attendants. The bride, previously a Chateau grade school teacher, will reside in Stamford where the groom manages a grain elevator.
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First Methodist
Grat Falls
Ruth Sebelist
Center
Alfred
County Attorney Reports on Liquor Cases
County Attorney Stanley R. Foot reports during his term since January 1923 15 defendants in liquor cases pleaded guilty or were convicted. Fines totaling 2955 dollars were assessed with 1464 paid and 650 outstanding, projected to bring total collected to about 1800 dollars.
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Stanley R. Feot
Helena
Foot
Foreclosure Suit Filed Against Levi and Others
Mary Brush filed a civil action in the Clerk of Court GB. M. Jacobson's office seeking foreclosure of mortgage against Thos. J. Levi and others.
Merchants Cafe Leased by Great Falls Man
Chris Nehmeyer of Great Falls has leased the Merchants Cafe building and bought the fixtures with plans to open January 1. J. C. Morgan of Power-Morgan Co. says the deal was completed Tuesday with the Great Falls man. Nehmeyer is an experienced restaurant man who has worked at The Gerald The Wentworth and The Spray Cafe in Great Falls. The cafe will be remodeled after being vacant since Fred Coleman’s departure.
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Chris Nehmeyer
Great Falls
Merchants Cafe
J. C. Morgan
Power-Morgan Co
Nehmeyer
A. Pond
Chateau
Gerald
Wentworth
Spray Cafe
Fred Coleman
Alumni Tossers to Battle Teton on Local Court
Alumni of Teton clash with Coach Williamson's team on the local court next Tuesday evening December 3. The charity game is a holiday-season staple expected to draw a capacity crowd with adults at 35 cents and children at 2 cents. Players include Chas Guthrie George Jackson Brick Anderson Teddy McDonald Bud Guthrie and other veterans.
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Teton
Williamson
Zvrom Power
Onnke
Alunani Aggicg
Chas
Guthrie
George Jackson
Brick Anderson
Teddy McDonald
Bud Guthrie
Bing Hodgskiss
Leo Steele
Denzel McDonald
Arthur Ramnsey
Lavcorr
Honor Silas McPhee Birthday Host Recalls Annual Affair
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Connor welcomed guests for a double event honoring Silas A. McPhee on his 81st birthday. An evening of light refreshments followed a lively party with prizes for high score, as the Connors marked a long standing annual celebration tradition.
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C. H. Connor
Silas A. McPhee
Pinney
An’ ‘Ster
Connor
Ared
W. H. Gregory
Trentlemen
Gregory
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Treasure
Yogo Gulch
Judith Basin
Publisher
Conrad
John Dickinson Sherman
Elysian
Babe
Earth
Royal Arch Masons Elect
Film Pictures
Madrich
Hildreth
Sebelist-Wagnild
Silas McPhee
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