Loomis high point man in sub-district tournament
Loomis star from Chateau leads in a district sub tournament where Great Falls wins the title. Belt defeats Simms earlier but falls to Teton for a second place entry. Loomis scores 71 points as Great Falls, Belt, and Teton contest four to five games apiece.
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Loomis
Great Falls
Belt
Teton
Centerville
Havre
Fort Benton
Simms
Augusta
Choteau
Cascade
Tejon
Great Falls Tribune
Bel
the Tribune
Chateau
Secret Is Out Bagley and Miss Pahl Married Last Dec
News leaks that H. O. Bagley proprietor of the Curtis barber shop and Miss Martha Pahl seventh grade teacher in the Chateau public school married near Great Falls during Christmas time. They began housekeeping at the Glenloyd apartments and Miss Pahl will finish the term at school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Bagley
Curtis Barber Shop
Martha Pahl
Chateau
Great Falls
Pahl
Sand Coulee
Bagley
August Pahl
Hopkins
Minn
Stockell Sand Coulee
Mr. Bagley
Minnesota
G. K. Bagley
Albert Lee
Choteau
Frank Curtis
Forest Service
Curtis
Glenloyd
Morgan Attends Butte Chevrolet Meeting
J C Morgan of Power Morgan Co returns from series of Chevrolet meetings in Butte. R H Grant presided and outlined 1929 dealer gatherings to inform 25 000 dealer factory members. Grant praised Montana prospects noting copper prices wage gains and favorable crop outlook. Morgan remains optimistic about next year’s business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Morgan
Power-Morgan Co
Chevrolet
Chateau
Butte
R. H. Grant
Chevrolet Motor Company
Chevrolet Company
Morgan
Grant
Montana
Efe
DeMolay Dancing Party Planned at Masonic Temple
Teton Chapter Order DeMolay will host a dancing party at the Masonic temple on February 16 inviting all DeMolays their parents and Masons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Mrs Porter Returns From Iowa Visit After Mayo Clinic Surgery
Mrs. C. H. Porter returned last Saturday from Grinnell Iowa where she had been visiting relatives for over a month following an operation at Mayo Hospital in Rochester Minnesota. Her health is greatly improved.
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C. H. Porter
Grinnell
Iowa
Mayo Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Fourth Annual Farmers Fun Feed Plans Move Ahead
Tickets printed and distributed countywide for the fourth annual Farmers Fun Feed at the county high school. County Agent Robert Clarkson says preparatory work is progressing well as organizers arrange a 6 pm community sing, a dinner served by the home economics department, and dancing in the gym. Outside speakers are being lined up to entertain farmers with humor rather than formal messages. A four page mimeograph of songs is ready, featuring old favorites and new numbers. Committees have named ticket sellers in Agawam Pendroy Farmington Collins and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Laura Dahlstrom
Ium
Clarkson
Godfrey Torkelson
Agawam
John Lewis
Pendroy
Kyle Jones
Bynum
Henry Davidson
Farmington
Earl Zimmerman
Bob
Dave Reiquam
E. R. McLean
Collins
C. O. Juelphs
Harvey
Days of 4970 Reenacted in Choteau February 22 23
Choteau to host Days of '49 carnival February 22 and 23 at Social Center halls. Public urged to bring six shooters and pretend gold, with a gambling heavy frontier theme, live entertainment, a 50 foot bar, and memorabilia. Local Legion details and costs noted for band and instruments.
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Choteau
California
Frontier
Legion
G. C. Core
Eddie
Dewey Steele
A. H. McGinnis
C. C
Q. T. the Legionnaires
Choteau Post No. 6
Post
Visit of Rural School Supervisors Outlined
Miss Martha Birkeland will visit Teton county for group meetings at Dutton Bynum and Chateau on Feb 25 26 27 with a day at the county high school. Attendance is required unless weather or road conditions prevent travel. The program includes demonstrations discussions and teaching practice with a final day summary and a round table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Martha Birkeland
Anna E. Stafford
Chateau
First Methodist Episcopal Church Community Services Schedule
Sunday events include Church School at 10, Morning Worship at 11 15, Epworth League at 6 30 led by Mgr Bloomdahl, and Evening Worship at 7 30 with life of Christ pictures. Lent begins Wednesday. Minister E R Kaemmer encourages living like Christ and nightly evangelistic services conclude Thursday.
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Epworth League
Mgr
Bloomdahl
Christ
Master of Men
E. R. Kaemmer
Pridham Brother’s Illness Calls Family Home
T H Pridham returned Wednesday from St Paul after being summoned by the illness and death of his brother George M P Pridham in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Pridham
St. Paul
George M. P. Pridham
Local ticket sale closes Monday for all evening events
Hanson, George Sollid, Dutton, C. J. Cutz, Power, H. W. Johnson, Fairfield are listed in the notice. The ticket sale will close at 6 p.m. Monday February 25 with a price of 1.25 dollars for all events of the evening. Last year about 480 tickets were sold.
Legislature in Brief Favors Historical Library and More
House approves a $250 000 historical library building funded by bonds against the capitol land grant. Judiciary committee opposes Keelys high court salary hike. A plan to reduce judicial districts to 16 and cut judges from 30 to 23 gains support. House highway panel backs driver licensing bills modeled after 12 states. United States authority proposed for Blackfeet highway policing in Glacier park. Tobacco dealer licensing bill caps fees by business, plus taxes on cigars and packs. Additional revenue ideas include soda fountain licenses, wholesale licensing, income tax, and higher mine and power company taxes. Introduced in Senate. details continued on page 2.
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House
Capitol
House Judiciary Committee
Keeley
Supreme Court
House Highway Committee
Montana Automobile Association
Moss
Nagle
Johnson
Valley
Barry
Willard
Missoula
United States
Glacier National Park
George
Cascade County
National Park Service
Fairgrieves
Senate
Meat Lost In Smoke House Fire At Chateau Meat Co
Fire yesterday afternoon destroyed about 300 dollars worth of meat in the smoke house of the Chateau Meat Co. on First street N. W. The brick and steel structure remained intact as flames fed on hams and bacons hanging above. Firefighters sprayed water from the chimney top, and despite initial hesitations, the blaze was quickly controlled.
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Chateau Meat Co
First Street
N. W
Mrs T O Larson Heads to Helena for Visit
Mrs T O Larson traveled to Helena this morning to visit and to join her husband Senator T O Larson, adding movement to political circles.
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T. O. Larson
Helena
Senator T. O. Larson
Swanson and Fischer Weds in Friday Nuptials
H B Swanson of this city and Susie E Fischer fifth grade teacher at Chateau public school were married Friday at the Methodist parsonage by Rev E R Kaemmer. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Harrison Craig. Mrs Swanson a Dillon State Normal College graduate taught locally for years. Swanson, a Choteau native, works in trucking and is a member of Choteau Lodge No 44 A FB and A M. The couple reside in Glenloyd apartments and Mrs Swanson will finish the current school term.
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H. B. Swanson
Susie E. Fischer
Chateau Public
E. R. Kaemmer
Harrison Craig
Chicago, Ill
W. F. Fischer
Hamilton, Mont
A. M
Swanson
Power-Morgan Co
Glenloyd
Lions Club Slogan Contest winner announced
Mrs. C. H. Porter won the $10 prize for best slogan out of about 150 entries in the Lions Club contest. R. E. Nelson took second with Where the hand clasp is stronger. The club did not adopt either slogan and the evening featured glee club numbers, brief talks by railroad and Burroughs representatives, and several guests.
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Lions Club
C. H. Porter
R. E. Nelson
Glee Club
Marguerite Vaughn
M. B. Randall
C. M. St. P. & P. Railroad
M. Reice
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
M. K. Luther
Rev. W. B. Spalding
Vance Air Service Plans Expansion with Flying Classes
Earl Vance of the Vance Air Service and Harry Lay visited from Great Falls to discuss business. Vance said the company plans development and expansion including spring inauguration of flying classes in towns near Great Falls such as Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Vance
Vance Air Service
Harry Lay
Great Falls
Mr. Vance
Choteau
Oldest Settlers Gather at Social Center in Chateau
About 90 attended the annual Oldest Settlers gathering at the Social Center hall in Chateau. Road conditions kept many away, but spirits remained high with floor management by Wm. Cook and Chas Krockler and songs by Mrs. Julius Hirshberg. Thirteen new members joined. seven members were reported deceased since last year. new officers and an executive committee were elected for the coming year.
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Teton
Ora Knowlton
F. H. Pings
Chateau
Blackleaf
Andrew Austad
Fairfield
Jackson
Harmony Kings
Wm. Cook
Chas Krockler
Alex Longmuir
Adolph Bushman
M. S. Wearkey
P. L. Otness
Lewis Thompson
Halvor Thompson
Oscar Olney
John Carlson
Choteau
John M. Weaver
A. B. Guthrig Choteau
E. D. Forrest
Mr. Guthrie
H. Beaupre
B. G. Trescott
W. H. Webb
Carlson
A. B. Guthrie
Sidney Campbell
P. H. Crossen
J. E B. DeHaas
John Lyon
Olaf Lindseth
L. J. Otness
J. C. Loomis
Guthrie
O. Wagnild
Bynum
Christine Lestrade
Chicago
Sons and Daughters of Old Est Settlers to Hold Reunion
The Sons and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers plan the eleventh annual banquet and dance for Friday March 1 at the Masonic temple. Membership requires being a son or daughter of a registered member and at least 21. Otto Wagnild and Mrs. Cora Miller oversee applications. Mrs. E N Haugen attended the annual meeting and visited local friends during her Missoula trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Masonic Temple
Otto Wagnild
E. N. Haugen
Missoula
Choteau
E. D. Forrest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion Post
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Cora Miller
Citizens State_Bank
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