Pre-season baseball debate in Chateau region grows
G C Core argues preseason games risk player injury and financial strain as Chateau and Teton fans eye the 1931 season. He urges finding a pitcher to partner with Dale, recalling Dale and Taylor as a formidable mound duo and noting prospects of Taylor reaching Class A levels next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Dale
Dutton
Chateau
Teton County
Teton All-Stars
G. C. Core
Care
Dale
Obert
Taylor
Oilmont
Rachac
Northwest Montana
Four Mountain Lions Killed on Local Forest
Four mountain lions have been killed on the Lewis and Clark National Forest in recent weeks per Supervisor W. T. Lockhart. One was trapped by Tilly DeFontenay on Falls Creek. two were taken on the south fork of Sunriver by Goldman White and Shorty Lynch after feeding on livestock. a fourth was caught in a No 4 coyote trap set by Charley Buroaker but broke the trap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark National Forest
W. T. Lockhart
Tilly DeFontenay
Falls Creek
South Fork
Sunriver
Goldman White
Shorty” Lynch
Charley Buroaker
Lose Fat Kruschen Salts Promises Quick Fat Loss
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a six mineral mix that purifies blood, aids kidneys and bowels, and reduces fat when taken as a half teaspoon daily before breakfast. It claims improved energy, clear skin, and a youthful look, with an 85e bottle lasting four weeks from The Chateau Drug Co. and money back if not convinced. A Hartford woman and an Ohio woman are cited as endorsers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Drug Co
America
Hartford
Ohio
Moose slain by coyotes found by Sun River trappers
Buroaker and Albert Peterson trapping on Sun River north fork reported a slain moose carcass found on Wrong Creek, with remains eaten and mutilated by coyotes. They suggest the animal may have been shot after the hunting season or near its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaker
Buroaker
Albert Peterson
Sun River
Lions Honor Lincoln at Chateau Lions Club Meeting
The Chateau Lions observed Abraham Lincoln's birthday with readings of Edwin Markham's Lincoln poem by A. B. Guthrie and Grace Thompson delivering Lincoln's Gettysburg address. Robert Clarkson reported on a recreation school in Choteau next June and proposed broadcasting the fun feed program. no action taken yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Chateau Lions Club
Edwin Markham
Lincoln
A. B. Guthrie
Grace Thompson
Robert Clarkson
Choteau
Clarkson
James Drinkwine Acquitted in Third Degree Assault Trial
James Drinkwine, a well known Burlington area farmer, was yesterday afternoon acquitted of a third degree assault charge. The case, brought by County Attorney B. I. Packer, was tried before Justice J. G. Jackson with W. D. Doyle representing the defendant. A large crowd witnessed testimony from several witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Drinkwine
Button Bench
Wm. Breere
B. I. Packer
W. D. Doyle
Conrad
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
Card of Thanks for Frederic Gewald
We thank all who assisted during illness, death and burial of Frederic Gewald. Special thanks to those who contributed music and floral offerings. Signed by Mrs. Margaret Gewald, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Gewald, Mr. and Mrs. Court Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wagnild, Wayne Gewald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Gewald
Margaret Gewald
F. A. Gewald
Court Thompson
Otto Wagnild
Wayne Gewald
Falls DeMolays Nose Out Locals in Last Minutes
A close fast game saw the Great Falls DeMolays edge Chateau town 23 21 at the end. Anderson led with 10 points for the visitors while Morris scored eight and D Moore and Cohoe had eight each for the locals.
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Great Falls
Chateau Town
Aderson
Moore
Cohoe
Chateau
Anderson
Joens
S. Moore
Davis
Bleecker
Holmes
Core
Conklin
Jones
Choteau
Morris
D. Moore
Iolmes
D Moore
Palmer
Proff
Public School News First graders prep for Valentine party
The first grade hosts a Valentine party with Maxine Sturgis as president this week. Thirty-one pupils across the first four grades earned green buttons for good posture and writing skills, with four-button milestones to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Sturgis
Zaner- Bloser Company
George Washington
Billie Baillie
Willard Barker
Fire destroys Pendray home and injures occupant
A gasoline lamp exploded while Mrs. Josie Sullivan of Pendray was filling it. The house burned to the ground and Mrs. Sullivan sustained serious burns. The fire destroyed the dwelling, its contents, and about $500 in currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Sullivan
Pendray
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday program schedule
Community church announces Sunday February fifteen with 10 00 a m church school led by seventh and eighth grade boys, 1115 a m morning worship, 700 p m Epworth League study on John Wycliffe and the Anglican church. Wednesday February eighteen 3 00 p m Ladies' Industrial meeting led by E R Kapemmer minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
John Wycliffe
Anglican Church
Ladies’ Industrial
E.R. Kapemmer
Bulldogs and Miners Battle
Bulldogs and Miners clash in a continued game from the first page with competitive play and a close score as both teams push for a late lead.
Teton Rally Fails as Miners Narrow Lead in Close Bout
Peters thrilled Teton fans with a sideline basket and a near goal score as the period moved. Earles and Norris added points for the Bulldogs while Doyra dominated rebounds and a late hoop kept the Miners within four late in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Teton
Earles
Doyra
Norris
Bulldogs
Teton and Centerville Clash In Weekend Basketball
Earles led Teton with 16 points while Centerville sharp shooter finished strong. The Teton reserves edged Centerville 30 to 29 after a tight contest. Centerville reserves won 15 to 14 in a preliminary as the Teton girls coasted to a 36 to 18 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earles
Teton
Morgan
Eas
Moore
Norris
Peters
Centerville
Medvec
Cohoe
Cowan
Marguerite Vaughn
Farmington Drouth Relief Appeal and Local Notices
Farmington residents are urged to donate to the Red Cross drought relief fund amid ongoing hardship. Howard Kent of Dillon visits the Yette Baker home. Mrs Jim Hasterlik returns from Great Falls with Mrs Connor and others. Home Demonstration Club met at Hilda Andersons with next meeting planned for March 5 at 1 30. Members report on knowledge from meetings and plan sewing help. Hostesses named and county meeting attendance planned for Feb 19 in Pole.
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Farmington
Drouth
Teton County
Montana
Red Cross
Howard Kent
Dillon
Yette Baker
Jim Hasterlick
Great Falls
Connor
Chenowith
Jimmy Hasterlik
Home Demonstration Club
Hilda Anderson
Logan Denison
Ben MacDonnald
Sarah Stone
Bole
Community notices and personal updates in Farmington
Local residents announce group singing and lunch at 12 30. Members urged to bring food and handicraft items for exhibit at Coulson Bole. Families gathering include Carlson and Breere clans plus guests. Also reports moves, ditch work, a Farmington Ditch meeting, stockholder meeting, and a gold reward for insurance applications by L G Passmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jes
C. A. Carlson
Ernest Carlson
Gamble Place
Burton Ditch
Farmington Ditch Company
L. J. Otness
Farmington School House
L. G. Passmore
State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Co
Montana
Passmore
Lars Nasset
Abe Breere
Robert
Fairfield
Bole Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Upcoming Dance
Weekend visitors include Edith Berglund La verne Olstead and John Olstead with James Thorne family. Great Falls guests George Dollemore and relatives with Dora Thorne. Reminders of a Bol dance on February 14 and a social meeting for Teton county home demonstration clubs on February 19 at the Bole community hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeHaane
William Dollemore
Great Falls
James Thorne
Dora Thorne
George Dollemore
E. M. Bammel
Edmond
Robert Clarks
John Kosnick
Stuart Meyers
Gene Ferris
Luke Keogh
Lutheran Church
Inga Dale
Donald Lear
Ed Lear
Bray
Bol
George Barce
Earl Zimmerman
Home Demonstration Clubs
Teton County
Bole
Community notices invite all ladies to sociable lunch
Lunch at 12 30 followed by program. Members with Sociability Songs by Rodeheaver Co. are asked to bring them. Jack Kinsey returns from Owyhee Oregon where snow and car trouble delayed travel and he plans to resume work March 1. A C Munson drove to Great Falls to retrieve Mrs Munson from the Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodeheaver Co
Jack Kinsey
Owyhee
Oregon
Glenn’s Ferry
Idaho
A. C. Munson
Great Falls
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Laverne
John Olstead
Art Johnson Home
Pishkun Reservoir
Acantha
J. A Baart
Glenloyd Apts
POWER
Chevrolet CO
Mont
L. E. Taylor Garage
Teton Implement Co
John Deere
Joe Baart
Farmers & Miners State Bank
Belt
Citizens State Bank
Teton Impleemnt Co
McCormick Reaper
Cyrus Hall McCormick
Power-Morgan Co
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