Record hay contract calls for 500 cars from Malone ranch
A massive hay shipment from C K Malone ranch near Agawam will load about 500 railcars of native hay mixed with red top and timothy for Sioux City and South St Paul stockyards. Baling by Great Falls Hay & Grain Co. starts now under H W Usher with 100 workers, 24 hour operations, and rail delivery by April 1.
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Teton County
Montana
Agawam
Milwaukee
C. K. Malone
Sioux City
South St. Paul
Co. K. Malone
Blackfoot Cattle Co
Portland Cattle Loan Co
Portland
Blackfeet
Baling
Great Falls Hay & Grain Co
Geo. W. Davidson
Chateau
H.W. Usher
Davidson
Malone Ranch
Miss Myrna Cole Elected To Grade School Faculty
Miss Myrna Mae Cole was elected to fill a Seventh Grade vacancy at the local grade school by the School District No. 1 board. A Chateau native, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil S. Cole and a June graduate of Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa.
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Board of Trustees
Piano and Violin Pupils Thrill at Gorham Hall Recital
Young piano pupils of Mrs. Cohoe and violin pupils of Mrs. Verne Ashley gave a pleasing recital at Gorham hall last Sunday. Parents and friends were invited and after the program the students enjoyed ice cream provided by their teachers.
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Cohoe
Verne Ashley
Gorham Hall
Marriages Licensed In Week In Great Falls Area
Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson issued licenses in the past week. On February 18 Peter Frances Sidor wed Cecilia Rose Foucher, both of Great Falls, with Justice of the Peace 7. B. DeHaas officiating. On February 23 Farl Aldrich Gereke wed Elizabeth Margaret Miskan, both of Great Falls, awaiting Rev. Fr. T. Moroney’s return for the ceremony. Also Farl DeRusha and Helen Lindseth of Farmington listed.
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Blanche M. Jacobson
Peter Frances Sidor
Cecilia Rose Foucher
Great Falls
Justice of the Peace
Aldrich Gereke
Eligabeth Margaret Miskan
Great Fails
Farl DeRusha
Helen Lindseth
Farmington
Ninety Couples Favor Sons and Daughters Meet at Woodmen Hall
Ninety couples attended the Sons and Daughters of Teton’s Oldest Settlers annual party at Woodmen hall last Friday evening. Soles by Mrs. Mary Giboney, luncheon, and dancing lasted to five in the morning. C. Denzel McDonald elected president, with Otto Wagnild as vice president and others named. By laws changed to require at least one parent of a member be from Teton’s Oldest Settlers and to raise the age for membership from 18 to 21.
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Teton
Woodmen Hall
Mary Giboney
J. M. Weaver
C. Denzel McDonald
Ray Halladay
McDonald
Otto Wagnild
Obert Peterson
E. L. Jourdonnais
Wm. Odenwald J
Popular Farmington Pair Wed In Courthouse Ceremony
Miss Helen Lindseth became the bride of Earl De Rusha in a ceremony attended by county friends. Justice J. E. DeHaas officiated in the district judge's chambers with Judge John J. Greene and Harry F. Benson as witnesses. The couple left for Spokane on their wedding trip.
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Chateau
Helen Lindseth
Earl de Rusha
Farmington
J. E. DeHaas
Court House
John J. Greene
Harry F. Benson
Local man reports good conditions in the East
J. W. Armburger of Chateau says business is prospering and times are generally good in the East after returning from an extended visit across Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky and Illinois. He visited his childhood home in Pennsylvania and cities such as Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Louisville and Chicago where he found sharp acutiy and widespread prosperity.
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J. W. Armburger
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Illinois
Armburger
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chicago
Teton Nips Chinook 14-13 in District Opener
The Teton boys edged Chinook 14 to 13 in the district basketball tournament opener at Havre. Coach Verne Ashley led the squad with Captain Moore, Darwin Crane, John Norris, Henry Crossen, Bud Burns, H. Bleecker, and George Loomis. They face Great Falls today, the Falls-Hingham winner, in the next round.
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Teton
Havre
Guthrie
Great Falls
Verne Ashley
Moore
Murphy Held in County Jail on Larceny Charge
J E Murphy, arrested in Great Falls last week as a suspect in the Ray R Porter store and post office robbery, returned to Chateau on a warrant charging grand larceny after habeas corpus bid was denied. He faces a preliminary hearing before Justice J E DeHaas on March 3.
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J. E. Murphy
Great Falls
Bynum
Ray R. Porter
Chateau
Cascade County District Court
Murphy
Justice of the Peace
J. E. DeHaas
Gas price probe wraps up testimony with report due
A Montana joint senate and house committee finished taking testimony on alleged gasoline price discrimination and must report by tomorrow. The panel holds a mass of evidence and will consider a bill to let the railroad and public service commission cap gas prices.
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Senate
House
Montana
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Leavens of
Yellowstone
Farm Bureau Banquet Sets Attendance Record in County High School Gym
Arrangements are set for 300 people at the annual Farm Bureau banquet tonight in the county high school gym. Over 250 tickets were sold with a few communities yet to respond as sales closed Tuesday. County Agent Robert Clarkson directs elaborate entertainment with Miss Mildred Forrest in charge of feeding assisted by home economics students. Speakers include W. L. Stockton and Evan W. Hall. Local businesses support with dishes linen and other supplies. Banquet begins at 6 30 after community singing in the auditorium.
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Milwaukee
Portland
Teton County
Fairfield
Farm Bureau
Robert Clarkson
Mildred Forrest
Teton Defeats St. Mary's 30 to 12 on Conrad Floor
Teton's boys basketball rallied to beat St. Mary's of Great Falls 30 to 12 on the Conrad floor after trailing early. St. Mary's Shroyne Matteuel Shubat Evens and Tankovitch faced Moore Loomis Crossen Crane and Bleecker as Burns subbed in the third. A preliminary high school vs grade school game ended 84 to 6 with Cohoe Moore Olsen Pet rie Holmes Morgan Peters Jones Stone Eder and Doughty providing the lineup.
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Conrad
Teton
St. Mary’s School
Great Falls
St. Mary's
Shroyne
Matteuel
Shubat
Evens
Tankovitch
Moore
Loomis
Crossen
Crane
Bleecker
Burns
Cohoe
Olsen
Petrie
Holmes
Morgan
Peters
Jones
Stone
Eder
Doughty
Kregness
Pickles Operetta Set For March Fourth Performance
Pickles is the title of this year's high school operetta directed by Miss Geneva Carroll to be staged in the high school auditorium Friday March fourth. The show features 12 principal roles and a 30 member chorus, with settings in and near Vienna where a wealthy American pickle maker and his daughter visit during carnival time and face an advertising expert's schemes.
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Geneva Carroll
June
Jones
Pennington
Peter Piper
Lady Vivian
Vienna
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