County Attorney Returns from Helena Conference on Froff man Case
County Attorney B I Packer came back Friday from Helena after meetings with Attorney General Ray mond Nagle about the Froff man case. The attorney general represents the state in the supreme court, with state attorneys aiding in the district court and potentially arguing before the high court. Rigney, the defendant’s counsel, has 30 days to file a brief, and the attorney general has a corresponding time to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. I. Packer
Helena
Raymond Nagle
Froffman
Packer
Supreme Court
District Court
S. J. Rigney
Attorney General
Increased attendance at county farm shop school session
The Smith-Hughes adult farm shop class at Teton County High School reported higher attendance at the second meeting held last Saturday. Instructor M C Knox noted progress in saw filing rope work and forge work with future sessions including babbeting rafter fitting and tool sharpening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Hughes
Teton County
M. C. Knox
Henry
Ed Merehardt
Agawam
Harry
Burt Stott
Reid Swensen
Roy Handberg
John Lee
Bynum
Ed Alzheimer
A. E. Munson
Collins
Views From Highview Local notes on residents and visits
Mrs Fred Broeder and children returned to Chateau on Monday to continue schooling. Sidney Mowry and Roy More transacted business at Pendroy on Saturday. Mr and Mrs James FitzPatrick and sons and John FitzPatrick visited Elsie Jones Saturday. William Thomas returned home Friday from the coal mine and is laid up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Broeder
Chateau
Sidney Mowry
Roy More
Pendroy
James FitzPatrick
John FitzPatrick
Elsie Jones
William Thomas
Local social events and weekend weather note
An injured knee prompted a visit to Doctor DuBois after a Saturday in Con rad. Alfred Baumgartner visited Bynum on business and joined a Brown Schoolhouse card party and dance with many locals. Ross Roberts and Francis Moye provided music. Mrs. E Maynard led the school. A northern storm arrived Sunday at ~11 o clock, bringing a quick cooldown and little snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Doctor DuBois
Alfred Baumgartner
Bynum
L. D. S. Hall
Arthur Pierson
John MitzPatrick
Pete den Boer
Arlene Broeder
Ross Roberts
Anna Olson
H. H. Jones
Doris Marvin
Lyle Jones
Brown School House
E. Maynard
Suit Filed Over Damages From Highway Collision
Daniel T. Pridham sues R. C. Tarrant and Bert Wheeler in district court. Wheeler abandoned a 5 ton truck on the highway near Bole without warning. Pridham alleges collision while passing, seeking $800 for car damage $189.50 hospital bill and 10000 for physical damages.
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Daniel T. Pridham
R. C. Tarrant
Bert Wheeler
Molumby, Busha and Greenan
Great Falls
Wheeler
Tarrant
Bole
Pridham
Chateau
Locals Win 2
In the second quarter T-ton made a field goal and Conrad credited with a basket as locals pull ahead.
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T-ton
Conrad
Conrad Tops Teton In Low-Scoring Basketball Rally
In a tight game the score was tied 6-all at halftime. Farles and Harmon led Teton with field goals while Conrad's Hubbard and Connors produced decisive baskets. In the final period Conrad outscored Teton 6 to 3, totaling 22 to 15 as Conrad pulled ahead.
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Farles
Teton
Harmon
Conrad
Whaley
Allum
Hubbard
Earles
Connore
Bole Briefs Highlight Local Club Meetings and Weather
The H D club plans a February 16 meeting at the hall with a noon demonstration dinner for a 10 cent charge. Doings include visitors Fred Swensen and Ella Thompson, and several dinner invitations among the community. A severe dirt storm and blizzard affected travel as residents stalled near Bole.
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H. D. Club
Fred Swensen
Ella Thompson
Great Falls
D. B. Standish
Helen
John Kosnick
E. M. Bammel
Burfening
Chateau
B. O. Price
Oliver Hanson
Earl Zimmerman
Standish
Ernest Dale
Beck
Farmers Union
Lyle Standish
Wolf Point
A. C. Munson
Ralph Clayton
Mulligan
Sylvia Ann
Martin Hanson
Harvey Beyers
W. G. Dauwalder
Donna Faye
Anna Lee
Bole
Gordon Monkman
Bynum
Chev
Henry Hanson
Kosnick
Woman Loses 35 Pounds Using Kruschen
Brooklyn nurse Miss M Ratner reports a 35 pound fat loss after four months using Kruschen. She endorses the plan for health, notes its safety and asks readers to try a four week bottle with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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M. Ratner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kruschen
America
Adv
Storm Passes and Travel Bouts Reported in Local Notes
Post storm easing allowed residents to resume travel with trips from Bynum to Choteau and on to Great Falls. A stop at Munson's stretched into mid afternoon before Father and daughter continued to Choteau by train. Kevin en route to Oklahoma paused at Munson's, while Farmers Union met at Boleha February 2 ordering another coal car expected this weekend. next meeting set for March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yli
Bynum
Guss
Mer
Choteau
Munson’s
Awe
Depner
Kevin
Oklahoma
Great Falls
Farmers Union
Bole Ha
Lutheran Services Schedule At Farmington
Tally at Farmington for Sunday divine worship at 11:00 a.m. Ladies' Aid meets February 15. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Luther League at 7:30 p.m. Choir rehearsal Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Chester Brecto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Patton
Luther League
Chester Brecto
Stephens Church Seeks Faithful for Septuagesima Observance
Septuagesima Sunday at Stephens Church on Feb 12 with 54 members at Harly Celebration. Morning Prayer at 10 o clock, Second Celebration and sermon at 11. Pishon Faber to preach March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serman
City audit notes securities shortfall and needs for refined records
The First National Bank of Chateau lacked securities backing deposits as required by Chapter 49 of the 1929 laws. The City Council is urged to ensure adequate protections, monthly checks of depository securities, and complete warrants and clerk records for proper audits. The report calls for a full Register of Receipts and Disbursements, updated warrants, and a funded street bond plan to refinance 1915 bonds, with emphasis on levies and sinking fund compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Chateau
U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Trustee Bank
Ccsscs
Citizens State Bank
Chateau— Marsha
Aenoinpgiindachone
State of Montana
Union Bank U. S
Liberty
Union Bank and Police
General Beee Eee
Cemetery
Park Fund Cemetery Fund
Special Improvement Districts Funds and Trust
Helena
First National Bank of
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Farmington
Stephens
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Lee H. Young
Red Cross
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Phil Rudolph
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C. K. Malone
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C. F. Clark
S. T. Adams
Choteau Drug Co
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Office OF State Examiner
City OF Choteau
A. M. Johnson
C. W. Burns
J. G. Jackson
Butchart
A. H. McGinnis
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William Butchart
Maryland Casualty Company
John G. Jackson
Hartford
Alva H. McGinnis
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company
Frank H Johnson
R. N. Hawkins
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