Teton County High Team Takes Second in Bozeman Stock Judging
Teton County High School stock judging team coached by Jack Sweat took second place at Bozeman amid 174 competing high school teams. Members Bud Burns Myles Stanish and Harvey Willis traveled to the Vocational Congress where teams first debated, then ranked second after presenting judging reasons. Governor Erickson spoke at the vocational meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Jack Sweat
Bozeman
Bud Burns
Myles Stannish
Harvey Willis
Smith-Hughes
Teton
J. E. Erickson
Dean Crittenden
Forest Service seeks balance on Sun River grazing rules
The U S Forest Service outlines a policy to keep Sun River elk herd around 3 000 by regulation while preserving stockmen access. A Great Falls meeting urged collaboration among sportsmen, stockmen, and forest officials to craft a workable plan, with later sessions planned in Chateau and Augusta. The service notes no long term grazing permits yet and calls for seasonal controls to stabilize elk numbers, potentially between 3 000 and 4 000, without full cattle exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Forest Service
Sun River
E. H. Myrick
Lewis & Clark Forest
Great Falls
District Forester’s
Missoula
Smith
Myrick
Forest Service
Chateau
Augusta
Spotted Bear
Elk Country
Rod & Gun Club
Guthrie to Head Te ton County High School Next Year
A. B. Guthrie has accepted a one year contract as principal of Te ton County High School for the term beginning September 1926 after election by the board of trustees. He will remain cashier of Stockmens State Bank and active until August 1, retaining bank interests. The board opposed sending local contestants to the Kalispell state music meet in April due to expense and accepted resignations of Miss Bertie Williamson and Miss Frederica Menley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Guthrie
Teton County
Board of Trustees
Guthrie
Stockmens State Bank
Kalispell
Bertie Williamson
Frederica Menley
Thousand Names on Jury List in Teton County
County Clerk W H Webb announced about one thousand names will appear on the Teton County jury list this year drawn from tax rolls with no exemptions except for women not serving in Montana. Names will be prepared, transferred to Mrs Jacobson who will place them in gelatine capsules for drawing by jury boxes as terms are called. One civil jury case is currently on the district court docket. no term has yet been called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
W. H. Webb
Teton County
Webb
Montana
Greene
Jacobson
Farm Bureau
Chicago
Stockton
Rairoads
Panama Canal
Byram
Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee
Weiner Sale for Boy Scouts in Teton County
A county wide weiner sale on Tuesday February 16 sells hot dogs donated by Choteau Meat Co at two bits a pound to raise funds for the Boy Scout camp in Teton canyon. Local merchants and house cooperators plan to distribute across towns with proceeds to the camp fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Choteau Meat Co
Boy Scouts
Teton Canyon
Nick
Bill
A. C. Schaefer
Ray R. Porter
Bynum
J. B. Conner
Farmington
Carl F. Carlson
Bole
T. K. Larson
Pendroy
W. W. Mitzel
Fairfield
J. E. Riggs
Power and
Collins
Otto Schaefer
Agawam
O. T. Wiprud
Dutton
Chateau
Agriculture Must Have Organization To Get A Fair Deal
W L Stockton president of the Montana Farm Bureau urged Tet on county farmers to revive and fund the county bureau to gain a fair break with other industries. He outlined the bureau work including opposing higher freight rates and urged seed pea contracts, noting Montana demand in Wisconsin. Stockton defended farm cooperation and criticized railroads while stressing needed support for the Farm Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
W. L. Stockton
Montana Farm Bureau
Teton County
Beaupre Cafe
Teton County Farm Bureau
Mr. Stockton
Lberal
Farm Bureau
Robert Clarkson
L. G. Passmore
James Eckford
J. C. Morgan
Geo. Sanford
Sun River Project
Laud Clarkson
Eckford
Clarkson
Morgan
Sanford
Gallatin County
Montana
Wisconsin
Pacific
Western District
Chicago
Herbert Hoover
Wall Street
Bradfute
National Farm Bureau
Hoover
President Coolidge
White House
Coolidge
New
Chester Davis
Illinois Farm Bureau
Teton Hoopsters Back Today From High Line Trip
Teton boys basketball team returns home after a Fort Benton loss 29 24 and an overnight trip to Big Sandy with Fort Benton and Big Sandy games. The Havre game was canceled and the season ends with the district tournament in Great Falls February 24 to 27. Pair of girls may host Power next week. Players on trip included Dean Crittenden Oliver Evenson Howard Jourdonnais Walter Cohoe Earl Bennett Charles Davis and Din ey Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benton
Big Sandy
Ashley
Chateau
Havre
Great Falls
Fairfield Boys Defeat Local Scouts In Fast Hoops Game
Fairfield school lads defeated Choteau Scout players 16 to 10 in a fast basketball game last Friday. Choteau scouts planned a double header tonight at the high school gym with two Scout teams meeting light and heavy opponents. proceeds go to the Boy Scout cabin fund.
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Chateau Boy Scouts
Fairfield
Fairfield School
Core
Stenson
Evenson
T. Moore
Radcliffe
Choteau
Eastwood
R. Eastwood
Gleason
Stanley
Clark
Fairfield Quint
Lights
Heavies
Walier
Teton Service Co Plans Modern Gas and Oil Station
Teton Service Co to erect a brick or tile and stucco service station on Main Avenue north of the De Haas harness shop. Ben Fisher to head the company with J. M. Baker Co. stockholders owning controlling interest. Texaco products to be handled. incorporated for 15000 dollars. A wholesale warehouse and tanks will also be built at Division and Railroad streets near the Great Northern siding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Service Co
Main Avenue
de Haas
Ben Fisher
J. M. Baker Co
Texaco
Great Northern
Division
Railroad
J. M. Baker Elevator Co
Sam Allum Returns Home After Choteau Visit
Sam Allum left yesterday morning to return to his Sand Coulee home after visiting his brother Frank in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Allum
Sand Coulee
Choteau
Frank
Old Timers Annual Frolic Set By Teton Oldest Settlers
The fifteenth annual winter frolic of Teton's Oldest Settlers is planned at Woodmen Hall tomorrow night amid forecasts of record attendance. The program includes old time and modern dances, with committees urging culinary efforts to provide a superb supper. Welcome to Chateau hosts the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Woodmen Hall
Chateau
Farm Bureau Meeting Allures Support for Growth and Membership
Governor Erickson expresses sympathy with agriculture as a strong Farm Bureau meeting in Teton County features lively songs led by County Agent Clarkson. Thirty attendees sign three year membership pledges toward county state and national Farm Bureaus, with plans to expand to at least one hundred families next year. Officers listed include L. G. Passmore president and J. A. Baart vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson
Clarkson
Farm Bureau
K. B. Cohoe
G. C. Core
Dorothy Franklin
Helen Lindseth
Teton County
Teton County Farm Bureau
L. G. Passmore
Farmington
J. A. Baart
Choteau
J. E. Hodgskiss
Lincoln the Christian Sermon At M E Church
A large crowd heard Dr Canright last Sunday morning at the M E Church with Rev Jesse Bunch district superintendent to preach this Sunday evening and lead a business meeting afterwards. Sunday school begins at 10 30 a m and morning worship at 11 30 with special choir music. Mr Bunch preaches at Farmington at five thirty with Epworth League at six forty five and evening service at seven thirty featuring Mr Bunch and special music.
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Canright
Jesse Bunch
Lincoln
The
Bunch
Farmington
Epworth League
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High Line Trip
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