Teton Girls Defeat Augusta 3 1 in High School Game
In the Teton high gymnasium Augusta girls fall 3 to 1 as Burns scores 10 for Teton and Odegard adds 5 for the visitors. Teton boys also top Augusta 27 to 12 with Loomis leading the scorers and Nett and Norris each advancing seven points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High
Augusta Lassies
Teton
Burns
Odegard
Augusta Dornblazer
Weet
Teat Alatat Kirkaldie
Sewsgibatesiedics Robertson
Tokerud
Aldrich
Westeree Morita See Curly
Morgan
Greenman
Teton Boys
Augusta
Cohoe
Loomis
F Moore
Shelton, Bennett
Aede Norris
Radcliff
FT. TP. PF. Pings Oo
Muprill Ou
Ayte
Germunson
Layton
Nett
Norris
Moore
Teton Tops St. Marys in High Line Tour Opener
Teton's basketball team defeated St. Mary's 30 to 22 at Great Falls on Wednesday, opening a four game stretch on a High Line tour. The schedule continues tonight against Havre with games against Big Sandy Friday and Fort Benton Saturday.
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Teton’s
St. Mary’s
Great Falls
Teton
Havre
Big Sandy
Fort Benton
Second annual Farm ers Fun Feed Frolic set for Feb twenty? high school gym
Plans for the second annual Farmers Fun Feed Frolic and dance at Teton county high school gym Friday evening Feb 17 are advancing. Lectures by Leedham Evan Hall and R E Cameron are set with Jack Rabbit quartet and Chateau boys band on the program. Tickets cost $1 with sales handled by listed county residents. sales close Feb 15 to allow food orders and setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Leedham
Great Falls Commercial Club
Evan
Chateau Boys
Charles Johnson
Beck Community
John Lewis
Pendrey
Frank George
Bynum
Bill Breeding
Agawam
Henry Davidson
Farmington
W. G. Duwalder
Bole
H. W. Johnson
Fairfield
C. J. Cutz
Power
Dave Reiquam
E. R
Funeral Services for By num Woman Held Sunday
Funeral services were conducted Sunday at Connor's chapel for Mrs. Catheryn Campbell who died Wednesday from cerebral hemorrhage. The 64 year old widow, born Sarah York in Napoleon Indiana, left a family including daughter Mrs. Sabados near Bynum and others in Lewistown and the southern states. Burial followed at Helena in the Odd Fellows cemetery beside her second husband.
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Connor’s Undertaking Chapel
Catheryn Campbell
George Sabados
Bynum
Campbell
J. D. Campbell
Napoleon
Indiana
Sarah York
Morris
Odd Fellows
Teton Farmer Plans to Grow Beets in 1929
Sam Ness of a 160 acre Fairfield bench farm plans to grow about 20 acres of sugar beets in 1929. Land currently in sweet clover will be broken this spring and sown to grain before a coat of manure and beet plowing. Ness will supply beets to a Chinook sugar factory with freight absorbed by the company. Clarkson urges farmers to prepare now for next year’s crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ness
Fairfield
Robert Clarkson
Ness
Chinook
Clarkson
Cow Testing Records Show Winter Slide in Milk and Fat
The Teton Cow Testing club reports September to December totals of 792 cows with milk output dropping from 720 to 508 pounds per cow and butter fat from 25.9 to 20.2 pounds. Feed cost per pound of fat rose from 4.6 to 25.9 cents.
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Teton
Robert Clarkson
Leon C. Snyder
Lady Bell
B. P. Gordon
Chateau
Nellie
G. A. Anderson
Fairfield
J. L. Eastwood
Wanda
Geo. Barce
Bole
Bossie
Home Talent Minstrel Show Next Wednesday
The annual negro minstrel presented by Chateau men is set for Wednesday Feb 17. Old favorites return with new acts in a strong program including instrumental duets quartets and ensembles. A Hawaiian quartet and a Football quartet are highlights with interlocutor John Hall. Tennant’s orchestra will play at the afterglow dance and buffet at the Masonic temple hall.
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Chateau
Lizzie
Baby Lincoln
Swanee River
John Hall
Hank Hammond
L. E. Taylor
Hugh Wypper
Bob Clarkson
A. W. Johnson
W. G. Bloomhanhl
J. G. Jackson
Earl Baker
H. Price
Harry Lay
Bert Packer
Kent Midzett
Masonic Temple
Tennant
Teton Chapter Order of
De'Molays
Coffey Jr. Called to Sick Father's Bedside
County Attorney George Coffey Jr. received a wire from his brother Wallace in San Francisco stating that their father was critically ill. Coffey moved to Great Falls, then Chateau and planned to fly to San Francisco with Max Bundy to join his father, while his wife awaited word back home.
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George Coffey, Jr
Wallace
San Francisco
Mr. Coffey
Afternon
Great Falls
Chateau
Pendroy Man Draws Fine In Judge Dehaas Court
Henry Hendrick of Pendroy faced a warrant for assault in the second degree from E. J. Shelton. The charge was amended to a misdemeanor, he pleaded guilty before Judge J. E. DeHaas, and received a $300 fine plus 10 days in the county jail. Shelton and Hendrick are Pendroy residents.
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Dehaas
E. J. Shelton
Henry Hendrick
Shell Billings
Geo Coffey, Jr
Mr. Hendrick
J. E. DeHaas
Shelton
Hendrick
Pendroy
County dairy cow test club updates rules and herd definition
The county dairy cow test club adopts a February change to include all cows in the herd in the monthly average for the herd summary. Members pay 15 cents per month per cow for records on production and feed costs. The county agent will visit farms at least twice yearly to advise on feeds and rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Miller
Chateau
B. P. Gordon
G. A. Anderson
Fairfield
Sam Ness
George Rearce
Bole
Bozeman
Dairy Improvement Association
Nineteen Teton Lads Attend DeMolay Conclave
Nineteen members of Teton Chapter Order of DeMolay traveled to Great Falls for the Montana and northern Wyoming conclave. They were led by R. E. Nelson with help from J. E. Hodgskiss and B. I. Packer, and Arthur Tesch assisted locally. The group reported a wonderful time despite Great Falls hosting well, and Choteau beat Butte in basketball before Great Falls won the tournament.
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Teton
Order of DeMolay
Great Falls
Montana
Wyoming
R. E. Nelson
J. E. Hodgskiss
B. I. Packer
Arthur Tesch
Teton Lads
Butte
Daily Press
Choteau
Desparate
Howard Jourdonnais
Darwin Crane
Collins
Billings
Crane
Teton Boys
Myles Standish
Maurice Johnson
Robert Krueger
Ernest Dale
Thomas More
Clair Stokes
Glen Chalmers
Stray Horses Sold in Pendroy by State Inspector
A. J. Williams, a state livestock inspector, sold 22 head of estray horses at Pendroy with prices from 3 to 18 dollars per horse. He leads the Northwestern district covering 10 counties and notes increased cattle rustling and arrests for buying stolen meat under the new law.
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A. J. Williams
Chateau
Shelby
Pendroy
Wm. Sutter
Glendive
Williams
Helena
Bateman Couple Begin Eastern Trip Today
Dr and Mrs Bateman departed on an eastern journey today starting from their home. They plan stops along the coast and in major cities, aiming to attend engagements and visit relatives.
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Mrs. Bateman
Turkeys Shipments From Teton County Reach 16639 Lbs Last Week
A total of 16 639 pounds of turkeys and about 1 400 pounds of other poultry were shipped from Teton County by the Teton County Shipping Association on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday. No. 1 hens No. 1 toms No. 2s and old toms breakdown the weights and prices paid mention top consignors Pendrey Chateau Power and the large individual shipper E J Weis. Total proceeds were 5146 08 due to partial loads reducing prices.
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Teton County
Teton County Shipping Association
Pendrey
Chateau
E. J. Weis
J. Duffie
Power
Oscar Carlson
Farmers of Fairfield Meet to Discuss 80 and 160 Acre Farms
Farmers in the Sun River project will meet in Fairfield next Saturday afternoon. County Agent Robert Clarkson, Ben Alvord, and George O. Sanford will present 80 and 160 acre farm plans and discuss merits and problems. Conclusions from the Great Falls irrigation conference will be shown. A similar meeting is planned for Farmington next week.
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Fairfield
Robert Clarkson
Ben Alvord
State College Extension Service
George O. Sanford
Sunriver
Great Falls
Farmington
First M E Church Sunday Services and Events
February 5 schedule includes church school at 11 40 morning worship with Mr E C Newberry in the pulpit choir and solo numbers 6 30 Epworth League and 7 30 evening services. February 6 8 00 official board meeting and February 9 8 00 choir rehearsal.
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E. C. Newberry
Epworth League
Under Sheriff Billings Family Reaches Home After Tragic Death
Under Sheriff J L Billings and his son John and daughter Nolan returned on Thursday from La Grande Oregon where they were summoned by a sudden death of Mrs Billings. They were brought from Dutton by Clyde Kraber.
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J. L. Billings
John
Nolan
la Grande
Oregon
Mrs. Billings
Dutton
Clyde Kraber
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Dornblazer
Pannel
Ole
High Line Tour
First National Bank
U. S
H. & Auditorium
George Coffey JR
Nets
M. E. Church
Citizens State Bank
Mont
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