Teton and Centerville Set For District 10 Opener
The Teton high Bulldogs draw Centerville in the opening game of the District 10 tournament in Great Falls February 22 23 and 24. Seeding includes Stockett Sand Coulee Fort Benton Augusta Cascade Belt Highwood and Fort Shaw. The schedule features three nights of play plus a Friday Big 14 game Great Falls against Billings high schools.
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Teton High Bulldogs
Centerville
Great Falls
Milton Ritter
E. L. Kleffman
Simms
Frank Morger
Fort Benton
Billings
Stockett-Sand Coulee
Augusta
Cascade
Fort Shaw
Belt
Highwood
Bozema
Bozeman
Fun Feed Planning Set for Saturday Meeting
A county agent's office meeting is scheduled for Saturday at 2 p m to gather reaction from committee members across communities on hosting a fun feed this winter. The list of fun feed committee members includes Fairfield Mrs Dave Swenby Dan Thurber Power Geo Finley Bole W G Dauwalder Bynum F R Swenson Ed Savik Pendrey W J Earles Dutton W P Phillips P H McClellan Diamond Valley C O Juelfs Beck A E Beck Premium Center E R McLean Collins Robert Funk Agawam Henry Weist Farmington Henry Davidson.
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Fairfield
Dave Swenby
Dan Thurber
Power
Geo. Finley
Bole
W. G. Dauwalder
Bynum
F. R. Swenson
Ed. Savik
Pendrey
W. J. Earles
Dutton
W. P. Phillips
P. H. McClellan
Diamond Valley
C. O. Juelfs
Beck
A. E. Beck
Premium Center
E. R. McLean
Collins
Robert Funk
Agawam
Henry Weist
Farmington
Henry Davidson
Racketeers edge Arcturus 28 to 26 in Sunday tilt
The Chateau Racketeers defeated Arcturus Athletic Club of Great Falls 28 to 26 in a tight Sunday game. Nig Petera hit three long shots in the second half as Racketeers surge past Arcturus 19 to 15 after three quarters. subs Chandler Connole Davis and Leary appearing for the home team.
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Chateau
Arcturus Athletic Club
Quint
Great Falls
Arcturus
Petera
Cohoe
Davis
Peters
Gomerey
Chandler
Connole
Leary
Misfits
Thompson
Halverson
Yeager
H. Bleecker
Hamilton
Young
R. Bleecker
Maccany
Terrible Swedes to Meet Choteau Racketeers in March
Ole's Terrible Swedes from Casville Mo will play the Choteau Racketeers March 10 after two games with the Montana Grizzlies at Missoula March 8 and 9. Expected crowd likely to pack the arena for the Harlem Globe Trotters style show and a frog basketball exhibition with Olson delivering comedy.
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Ole’s
Casville
Choteau
Montana Grizzlies
Missoula
Olson
Scouts to Meet Saturday for Roosevelt Orders
Scouts and Scouters will gather at Kenneth Thompson’s home to receive a radio delivered message from President Roosevelt. The 9 45 pm transmission will over KFBB Great Falls relay a call for a good turn and coordinated post message actions. Charles Sturgis leads the organizing committee and will report results to Edgar Maclay, Worth Montana council president.
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United States
Boy Scouts of America
Army
Navy
KFBB
Great Falls
Kenneth Thompson
K. E. Sturgis
Edgar G. Maclay
Worth
Bynum Irrigation District Receives $380000 Loan
Washington dispatch reports Reconstruction Finance Corporation approved a $380000 loan to the Bynum Irrigation District likely to fund district assessments and bond retirements. The district covers 25000 acres, with 21201 irrigable, heavily farmed by Western Agricultural Co. and D P Fabrick. Taxes and bonds have faced delinquencies amid low farm prices. The district controls 80 percent of stock in the Teton Cooperative Reservoir Co., supplying water.
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Washington
B. K. Wheeler
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bynum
Western Agricultural Co
Billings
D. P. Fabrick
Fabrick
Cooney
Montana Irrigation Board
Otto Wagnild
Extension Service
Montana
Servce
Irrigation Bulletin
Teton Cooperative Reservoir Co
Bynum Irrigation District
Windstorm Damage Reports From Chateau Area Rise
Windstorm caused extensive damage across Teton county with Chateau bearing the brunt. Estimates cite property losses from 1000 to 1500 dollars for repairs plus 200 to 300 dollars in injuries to city worker A H McGinnis. Ranch sheds and farm structures near Chateau and Bynum reportedly destroyed or damaged, with roof and wall losses noted. Electrical service was briefly disrupted as trees and toppled poles affected lines, while telegraph and phone service were restored.
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Teton County
Chateau
A. H. McGinnis
Wm. Shannon
Hobson
Farmington
Agawam
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Montana Power Company
Annual Conclave Draws Large Crowd Of Old Timers
The twenty third annual meeting of Teton County Oldest Settlers drew 118 attendees last Thursday. Officers were re elected including W D Jones as president and Mrs J W Kerr as VP. Eight members died this year and new members joined. The evening featured dinner, talks, dances, and jig performances led by Alex Longmuir.
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Teton County
Ethel Golding
Alex Longmuir
W. D. Jones
T. C. Larson
Bill Cook
A. B. Guthrie
J. A. Baart
J. W. Kerr
Mr. Guthrie
Mr. Baart
Guthrie
Jennie Gibson
C. James Smith
J. C. Taylor
Chas. Klockler
Chas. LePage
Edwin Bailey
Dan Lindseth
Joe Scott
Harry Adams
Cora Cohoe
Henry Davidson
E. W. Fearon
Alex Hanson
Fairfield
BE. D. Forrest
John Weaver
Mrs. Cohoe
Henry Ness
W. A. Emerick
Tobe Talifson
G. C. Core
Power Basketeers Ready for Teton Games Friday
Power high boys and girls host Teton high Friday in a set of basketball games. Last Friday’s clash was canceled after C. J. Cutts’s death, prompting sorrow in Power. Coaches Milton Ritter and Miss Dorothy Gerer warn players to expect solid resistance from the visitors.
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Power High
Teton High
Power
C. J. Cutts
Milton Ritter
Dorothy Gerer
Teton
Recent Bride Honored by Shower at Post Tavern
A shower honoring Mrs. Eugene L. Murphy was held last Friday at the Post Tavern hosted by Miss Marion Hassos. Guests enjoyed a pink rosebud umbrella with pink hearts marking gifts and a rainbow centerpiece with silver rain over tulips and a miniature bride and groom. Prizes went to Mrs. F. C. Bar ribal and Miss Hazel Trescott. twelve guests attended.
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Eugene L. Murphy
Post Tavern
Marion Hassos
F. C. Barribal
Hazel Trescott
Trict Tournament Schedule Shifts to Great Falls
The schedule lists two remaining games for the team. Augusta travels to Great Falls on the 14th followed by a match at Simms on the 16th.
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Great Falls
Augusta
Simms
Sunshine Trail completion commemorated by Lions clubs
The Choteau Lions club joined Cascade officials and delegations from Butte Helena Great Falls Havre to mark the Sunshine trail's completion. Choteau sent 25 members winning the largest visiting delegation bell, with remarks by O S Warden and Scott Leavitt and plans disclosed for a July 4 celebration. The article details the trail's route from northern Alberta to southern California and lists Sunshine Trail officers and executive committee members.
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Choteau Lions Club
Cascade
Lions Club of
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Havre
Choteau
Chateau
Rexall
W. N. Streeter
K. E. Sturgis
George Jackson
R. E. Nelson
J. B. Conlin
L. EB
O. S. Warden
The
Great Falls Tribune
State Highway Commission
American Association of State Highway Officials
Speaer
Scott Leavitt
Cascade Lions Clubs
Sieben
Montana
Alberta
California
Sunshine Trail
C O. Kendall
Idaho Falls
A. J. Davis
A. G. Baalim
Lethbridge
C. L. McPherson
Edmonton
C. Ben Ross
Idaho
J. C. How
W. Sawden
Calgary
R. W. Greenway
McGinnis Recovering After Windstorm Injuries
A. H. McGinnis, badly hurt in last Thursday’s windstorm, is improving at Chateau hospital with pelvic fractures and a broken hip socket. A local fundraiser raised about $200 from around 100 residents to aid his family, as he was not inside the wrecked buildings when the incident occurred.
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A. H. McGinnis
Chateau Hospital
McGinnis
Chateau
Fifth annual farm mechanics adult school opens Saturday
On February 10 the fifth annual farm mechanics adult school begins at the high school shop under vocational agriculture supervision. Instruction runs 9 to 5 on Saturdays for five to six weeks with hands on practice and demonstrations. No fees. materials paid by participants. lunches brought. coffee provided at noon. Women invited to the first meeting. open to farmers or prospective farmers over 16 not in other schooling.
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Farm Mechanics
M. K. Luther
Power
Luther
Smith- Hughes Agriculture
Mechanics
Turkey
Young Timers Meet This Saturday at Masonic Hall
Preparations for the 16th annual Sons and Daughters of Tetons Oldest Settlers meeting ramp up with February 10 set for Chateau Masonic hall. About 150 members exist with 10 to 15 potential new additions. committee heads outline tickets sales and entertainment plans to ensure a financial success for the future.
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Teton
Masonic Hall
Chateau
Acantha
Mary Sulgrove
Cora Miller
Irene Peterson
E. L. Jourdonnais
Weavers Take Lease of Parkway Cafe in Chateau
J M Weaver of Augusta and Great Falls gains lease of the Parkway cafe from Mr and Mrs Harry Young of Agawam. Weaver will run with Mrs Weaver and their son John while continuing their rooming house in Given's block. The Webers have long ties in local hotel and stables work. Mrs Young will live in Chateau until Claude hall completion.
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Parkway Cafe
Harry Young
Agawam
J. M. Weaver
Augusta
Great Falls
Weaver
Chateau
Milwaukee House
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Arcturus Quintet
Roosevelt
Bynum Irrigation Dist
Skidoo
Power Basketeers
K. Luther
Isfor
Smith:Hughes
Weavers Lease Parkway Cafe
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