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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1923

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Five Injured In Milwaukee Wreck Near Fairfield

Five men were injured when a large locomotive and a passenger coach derailed after striking a broken rail on the Chateau branch near Fairfield. The engine and coach toppled 30 feet, injuring roadmaster W T McDonnell and four section laborers. They were taken to Great Falls and Columbus hospital as crews prepared to raise the wreck with a crane.

Fairfield Chateau Milwaukee Railroad W. T. McDonnell S Section Gust Hawkins J. J. Beckman Frank Arbamos Dumas Torofiff McDonnell Great Falls Columbus Hospital Lewistown Wm. ‘Voss Walter Story R. BE. McCarten Milwaukee Great Falls-Agawam Parmington Agawam

State U Lands Four Victories In Single Evening

Four victories in one evening marked a record for State University on February 10. The Grizzly basketball team beat Butte School of Mines 17 to 11 while the University beat Helena 38 to 19. Debates also yielded two wins for the university against Washington State College with contests in Pullman and Missoula.

State University Grizzly Butte School of Mines University Fresh Helena Washington State College Pullman Missoula

District Court jury convenes with multiple liquor cases

Judge J. J. Greene presides as several cases proceed including dismissals and guilty pleas. Bertha Jackson receives 30 days in jail and 150 dollar fine for illegally selling liquor tied to Belo hotel operations. Jourdonnais found guilty on one liquor charge while facing sentencing. A tense moment with offiers and a threatened confrontation closes the day. court adjourned for Washington's Birthday.

District Court J. J. Greene State of Montana Carl Matz Bertha Jackson Gene van Wert Belo Victor Jourdonnais Greene Bert I. Packer Jourdonnais van Wert Washington

Fair Weather Enables Resumption of Drilling

A return of fair weather this week allowed drilling to resume at the Standard of California well near Agawam and at the Gordon Campbell well near Farmington. California drill has reached 2200 feet and aims for the Madison limestone test. Campbell well passed 1000 feet and is about 850 feet deep.

Standard of California Agawam Gordon Campbell Farmington California Kootenai Madison Campbell Montana Giant Flume Great Falls Walter Bright Koyle

Foreclosures Filed This Week in Clerk of Court Office

Capital Trust and Savings Bank sues Hemell and others for foreclosure of mortgage. Burnett and others face foreclosure actions. Charles H. Campbell sues C M Pierce and others for foreclosure. G L Campbell sues Estella V Sheble administratrix and others for foreclosure. George McLean sues Ovis Neagle and Edith Neagle for foreclosure.

Clerk of the Court B. M. Jacobson Capital Trust & Savings Bank Hemell Burnett Charles H. Campbell C. M Pierce G. Campbell Estella Sheble George McLean Ovis Neagle Edith Neagle

Teton Quint Leaves For District Tournament

Great Falls Tribune preview notes Teton high boys face Chinook in first game as coach Williamson guides a strong squad to district play. School dismissals enable students to attend, with Chateau and the county likely represented among spectators.

Great Falls Teton Williamson Chateau

Forty Jurors Drawn for Teton County Term of Court

Forty eligible jurors were drawn for the district court term opening before Judge John J. Greene. The docket includes fourteen criminal cases and twenty seven civil suits. the first trial is State of Montana v Carl Matz over alleged disposal of mortgaged grain.

Fory Teton County John J. Greene State of Montana Carl Matz H. P. Cleary Chateau Sylvester J. Bearly Lytel Peter Rondas Power Charles A. Losey Dutton P. D. Sands Fairfield O. A. Wicke Collins Stephen J. Trisler Blackleaf Thomas E. Falk Choteau John Truchot O. Hansen Alvin M. Winkelman Harry E. Smith Joseph Eyra Wm. BE. Irons EH. Bremer Anthony Minster Gilman Charles Malcolm Pendroy James E. Mullaney J. M. Bolland Rudolph Bremer Edmond C. Bowers Bynum Carl Hanson Farmington Cornelius Sonneveld Bole Joseph Smith Thomas Roberts Floyd Clark John Huseth Lee Barnes Agawam

Teton Picks Sizable Squad for Cade-Centerville Contest

Teton announces a robust lineup for the Cade Centerville contest featuring Fred Anderson Ed Walter Dow Teddy McDonald Clark Coffey Siegfried Schmidt and Darwin Crane as the core squad.

Centerville Fred Anderson Walter Dow Teddy McDonald Clark Coffey Siegfriedt Schmidt Darwin Crane Teton

Mrs Emily Truchot Seriously Ill In Portland

Friends report Mrs Emily Truchot is seriously ill at home in Portland Oregon confined to her bed and failing.

Emily Truchot Portland Oregon

DRY FARM SUCCESS TRAIN DRAWING CROWDS IN CHATEAU

M L Wilson brings his dry land success train to Chateau drawing farmers to the railroad yards to inspect tillage implements and farming methods. An afternoon talk at the Royal theater before 125 attendees urged diversification summer tillage conservation of manpower flood irrigation and shelter belts as keys to long term viability.

Chateau Wilson Royal Theater Agricultural College Montana

Funeral Services for Mrs Thomas Die in Chateau

Mrs. Nancy Jane Thomas aged 82 died Tuesday at one o clock at the home of her daughter Mrs A B Guthrie in the Cowgill addition after a bout with lagrippe. She leaves four children two sisters and other relatives. Burial will be in Muncie Indiana. Funeral held at Guthrie residence this morning with Rev Harry T Stong officiating. Funeral party travels to old family home for burial. Sixty members and guests attended a Chateau Commercial Club dinner at the Glenloyd with songs by the Glee Club and remarks by M L Wilson of the Agricultural College urging county publicity and farm settlement efforts.

Nancy Jane Thomas A. B. Guthrie Cowgill Harry T. Stong M. E. Church Guthrie Jane Muncie Indiana Thomas Fortville Chateau Montana Indianapolis Presbyterian Church Chateau Commercial Club Glenloyd Glee Club Bertie Williamson M. L. Wilson Agricultural College Me. Wilson Committee On J. C. Morgan Teton County Middle West Harry Jones Power J. B. Genger Fairfield Phil J. Cole T. Q. Carson J. A. Bacart James Eckford

House measure would license beggars in Montana

A bill by Pilegram of Cascade would license beggars and those selling small wares in Montana. Licenses issued by county and city officials require US citizenship, one year Montana residency, and one month in the issuing county, with a one year maximum. Officials must report licensees to the state industrial accident board.

Pilegram Helena Montana House of Representatives Cascade County Boards of United States State Industrial Accident Board

If You Believe It It's So Film Heads to Royal Theater

Par amount picture based on Perley Poore Sheehan novel stars Thomas Meighan with Theodore Roberts Pauline Stark Joseph J Dowling and Charles Ogle. A young city crook seeks peace in the country in a charming ensemble drama. The Royal Theater will screen the film next Sunday.

Perley Poore Sheehan Paramount Thomas Meighan Theodore Roberts Pauline Stark Joseph J. Dowling Charles Ogle Royal Theater

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Chick Guthrie F. B. Linfield Montana Agricultural Experiment Station Bozeman Chas. le Page George W. Magee Lewis Thompson First National Bank Teton Quint Citizens State Bank Conmercial Club N. J. Thomas Bies
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