Chateau Dealer Attachments Highlight Montana Implement Convention
Chateau delegates and hardware firm members attended the Montana Implement and Hardware association meeting in Great Falls. Report on bank financing showed few banks see farming machinery as loan security while dealer practices and freight costs were cited as price drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Implement
Great Falls
Montana Impleemnt and Hardware Association
L. E. Taylor
H. C. Smith
Montana
Giant Spring
Green Mills
Rainbow Hotel
E. W. Talmage
Joliet
Ray R. Porter
T. J. Cheetham
Dutton
Chateau
H. L. Stafford
John Hentges
T. A. Halverson
T. F. Dwyer
Annual Fun Feed Set For March 12 In Teton County
The executive committee of the Teton county fun feed scheduled the sixth annual event for Thursday March 12 at the county high school. A banquet program and dance will cap the evening with aims to feature vocal quartets from Fairfield Chateau Bynum and other communities. J C Taylor extension director Montana State College will attend. Tickets at $1 go on sale through committee members with 350 total allotted and 159 held in reserve.
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Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Teton County High School
Fairfield
Chateau
Bynum
J. C. Taylor
Montana State College
Mr. Taylor
W. G. Dauwalder
Bole
Henry Davidson
Farmington
Choteau
John Schermer
Power
Charles Klockler
Dutton
Pendroy
Dutton-Diamond Valley
Collins
Agawam
Power John Schermer
Geo. Dirkes
Dave Swenby
Pendrey
Wm. Earles
Howard McClellan
C. O. Juelfs
Fred Phillips
Het
Weist
L. G. Passmore
Gordon Monkman
F. R. Swenson
E. R. McLean
Bulldogs Close Hoop Season Defeat Cascade
Teton county high school boys basketball caps a strong season with a 34 to 13 win over Cascade. They played 24 games, losing only three by narrow margins and one to the alumni. Earl es led scoring with 339 points, followed by Moore 139, Hanson 128, Peters 115, Norris 84, and Morgan 37. The squad heads to Great Falls for the tournament with a roster including Earles Peters Norris Moore Hanson Morgan Connole Gaare.
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Teton County High School
Cascade High
Havre
Centerville
Great Falls
Simms
Teton
Herman Earles
Moore
Han‘son
Peters
Norris
Morgan
Nefits Chateau Independents
Scadinvabade Atictst
Duedeh H. S
Simms Independents
Bulldogs
Power
Waller
Carl Peters
Clifford Norris
Lee Moore
Gilmore Hanson
Jimmy Morgan
Jim Connole
LeRoy Gaare
William Burrell Dies Sudden in Lewistown
Henry Burrell and George Burrell attended the Lewistown death of William Burrell born Morris Illinois in August 1880. He worked as state manager for the California Fruit Growers and lived in Butte and Great Falls. He left five sisters in Portland and brothers Henry and Logan. services by the Masons and burial in Forest Garden cemetery.
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Henry Burrell
George Burrell
Helena
William Burrell
Lewistown
Forest Gaten
Masonic Order
Butte
Burrell
Stockett-Sand Coulee
Alex Burrell
Chateau
W. W. Coffey
Morris, Ill
Great Falls
California Fruit Growery Exchange
M. H. Reid
Elizabeth Burrell
Jessie Burrell
K. R. Long
D. E. Long
Portland
Henry
City
Logan Burrell
Los Angeles
Lightning Five Overwhelmed By Local Hoopsters
Chateau Racketeers defeated the Conrad Lightning Five 55 to 13 on the local floor. Dinty Moore led Chateau with 19 points as Nauman top-scored for Conrad with five. The Racketeers move to 5 wins and 7 losses on the season.
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Lightning Five
Chateau
Conrad Lightning
Lightning
Dinty” Moore
Nauman
Moore
Cohoe
Core
Ay Davis
Enccesesseesesnsceeseoree
Floimes — Wccessesesencesereccseee
Iw Bleecker
N.eccesesese
Conrad
Naumad
Riggs
Hillins
Abraham
Cec.cesses
Pennell W.eeeetessesseccaee
Brother of M. L. Luther Is Accidentally Killed
Ralph Luther, brother of M. L. Luther, was accidentally killed, telegram says. He resided near Santa Monica, California, and left a career in retail shoe stores in Great Falls and later managed a California chain. He is survived by his wife, a son, his parents in McFarland, and a brother Dr H W Luther.
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M. K. Luther
Ralph Luther
Santa Monica
California
W. D. Luther
Teton County
McFarland
Calif
H. W. Luther
Ralph
Chateau
Great Falls
4-H Club Council Formed Here by County Leaders
A county 4 H club leaders council was organized in the courthouse with Pharles E Potter state 4 H leader from Bozeman assisting. Mrs E M Bammel was chosen president with F R Swenson vice president Iona Davidson secretary and Blossom Dale treasurer. A constitution committee was named and will meet in March.
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Teton County
Court House
Pharles E. Potter
Bozeman
Robert Clarkson
F. R. Swenson
Anna Talbert
Potter
Beaupre
Falls Merchant speaks to Choteau Club Women
Leon Singer of the Paris store in Great Falls was the principal speaker at the Chateau Wom an's club meeting in Great Falls. He discussed what a woman buyer should know and how stores stay current with fashions. A piano solo by Frances Pridham accompanied the program. The group debated setting aside 200 annually for a new library building.
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Leon Singer
Paris
Great Falls
Chateau Woman’s Club
B. H. Fisher
Frances Pridham
J. E. Byrne
Chateau
Mary Sulgrove
J. M. Sulgrove
Anna E. Stafford
P. I. Cole
Millard S. Bullerdick
Lindsey and Wright of Dupuyer Attend in Choteau
Mr and Mrs Lyle Lindsey and Ed Wright of Dupuyer were in Choteau Saturday on business and were seen about town during the day.
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Lyle Lindsey
Ed. Wright
Dupuyer
Choteau
Young Woman Killed In Auto Accident Near Dupuyer
May Peppion 22, daughter of rancher John Peppion, died Sunday afternoon when her Chevrolet sedan crashed near the Dupuyer district on the Custer Battlefield highway. Ann Hall 18 was unconscious with no injuries, Clarence Kuka broken arm, Victor Peppion unhurt. The car overturned after a tire blowout. burial was in Dupuyer cemetery.
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May Peppion
John Peppion
Dupuyer
Ann Hall
Miss Peppion
Clarence Kuka
Victor Peppion
Birch Creek
Custer Battlefield Highway
Wallace Kingsbury Ranch
Peppian
Kuka
Jack Irwin
Peppion
Oregon
Owl Patrol Takes First in Inter Patrol Rally Contests
The Owl patrol of Boy Scout Troop No. 51 in Chateau won first place at the inter patrol rally held in the high school gym with 102 percent. Eagle patrol placed second, Ear Mountain third, amid contests for attendance signaling knot tying and first aid. The event featured O’Grady drill and antelope race results, with court of honor planned for March 24 at the court house and Dutton Scouts invited.
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Owl Patrol
Chateau
Eagle Patrol
Kar Mountain Patrol
Russell Lockhart
Ear Mountain
Owl Patrols
Eagle
Owl
Owls
O’grady
E. J. Crary
K. E. Sturgis
C. A. Boussard
James Robison
W. E. Lockhart
Russell Conklin
George Carroll
John Robison
Arnold Hanusa
Warren Adams
Choteau
Court of Honor
Court House
Dutton
Stockmen urged to guard against blackleg in cattle
County Agent Robert Clark reported several blackleg cases in cattle due to mild winter weather. Vaccination is urged. 60 head were vaccinated near Dutton, with more planned near Bole. A Montana State College bulletin by Howard Welch is available for farmers.
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Robert Clarkson
Yeserday
Clarkson
Dutton
Bole
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Wy Simms
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Federal Reservrotes
M. L. Luther
E. M. Bammel
Mr. Potter
Wm. Blake
Edna Bingham
Alice Allred
Ed. Savick
John Edwards
L. Talbert
Blossom Dale
Iona Davidson
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