Teton Hoopsters Win Two Games
Teton county high's boys' quintet rallied in the second half to beat St Mary's on the local court. Loomis led Teton with 10 points, Wilson had 12 for St Mary's, and the team later overwhelmed DeMolays 48 to 14 the following night. Doubleheaders set with Conrad and Augusta this weekend amid travel delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High
St. Mary’s
Loomis
Dinty” Moore
Midgett
J. Morgan
H. Earls
C. Peters
Hanson
L. Halverson
Wilson
Earles
Peters
Teton
Hammill
St. Marys
Dale
Morgan
Jones
Halverson
Holmes
Gordon
Co. Norris
Conrad
Augusta
High School Programs Honor Washington Birthday Events
A Thursday program in the high school auditorium featured the high school orchestra readings by Lamar Burke and student singers Alva Larson Florence Trescott and the Boys Glee Club. Awards were given for Ace-Hi Transcription tests with certificates medals and Remington Underwood prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lamar Burke
Schneider
Alva Larson
Florence Trescott
Bud Burns
Earl Hanson
Agriculture Club
Fathers and Sons
Gregg
Charles Cohoe
Genevieve Belken
Nina Hansen
Billie Morgan
Grace Allum
Thelma Olson
Remington Company
Margaret Otness
Underwood Company
Remington
Eleanor Crossen
Tommy Winner
Nella Maynard
Ace-Hi
Recataloging Nearly Complete at Chateau Public Library
The Chateau library near completion of recataloging after February closure. 1154 adult fiction 633 elementary fiction 190 juvenile fiction 413 standard literature plus travel biography history and other shelves. Final count near 4000 with two new indexes and rearranged shelves. Tea by Woman's club tomorrow. renew expired cards March 2. open Tue Thu 7 9 pm and Sat 3 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Public Library
Helen Thompson
W. W. Smith
T. H. Pridham
Frances’ Pridham
Woman's Club
County Clerk W H Webb Dies After Long Illness
William H Webb longtime county clerk and recorder of Chateau died Saturday afternoon at Chateau hospital after a long illness from internal cancer He came to Montana in 1888 held various posts including deputy auditor and auditor before becoming county clerk in 1920 He was 60 born February 1869 in Dover Illinois survived by two children three sisters and two brothers funeral with Masonic rites held at the M E Church and a cemetery service observed with courthouse closed in his honor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
William H. Webb
Chateau Hospital
Webb
Illinois
Dover
Joe Kipp
Blackfoot
Kipp
Permelia Stewart
Marion
Stephen
Chateau
United States
Lucina Webb
A. H. Prescott
Idaho
A. L.kelly
Nunn
Colorado
G.L. Muzzy
Scio
Oregon
Frank
Choteau
Gilbert S
Chicago
John
Choteau Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Methodist Church
Teton
E. R. Kaemmer
Edgar A. Guest
R. E. Nelson
J. E. Hodgskiss
W. G. Bloomdahl
Test of Siren Switch to Be Made Saturday
A test of the fire siren switch in the McDonald block beside the telephone office will occur Saturday at 1 o clock. The new switch adds a second control while the old switch remains at the fire station. Officials urge the public to understand the test is routine and not an alarm.
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McDonald Block
New Pontiacs Displayed in Choteau Tuesday
The first shipment of new Pontiac big sixes arrived in Choteau Monday night and were shown at Meyer Motor Sales on Tuesday. Four cars a coupe sport sedan four door sedan and standard coach were present with interest high. Body lines and appearance updated with higher radiator airplane type fenders more chrome brighter conclude. Engines boast 57 horsepower for 70 to 75 mph speed. Mechanical changes include longer piston stroke bigger bore heavier balanced crankshaft adjustable driver's seat internal brakes dirt and water shields. Insulated fenders and individually mounted instruments imitate Oakland features. Core Pontiac traits kept include cross flow radiator and foot controlled tilting beam headlights.
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Choteau
Meyer Motor Sales Show
Pontiac
Oakland
Acting County Clerk Chosen After Clerk's Death
George Carroll named acting county clerk and recorder after the death of W. H. Webb. Commissioners Algon din and W. J. Jones instructed Carroll to keep the office open and handle time sensitive instruments until a lawful successor is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Webb
Board of Commissioners
Bert I. Packer
Packer
Attorney General
Helena
Teton County High School to Stage The Crimson Star Opera
The Teton county high school's music department will present The Crimson Star on March 15. Directed by Miss Marguerite Vaughn, the three act light opera features a cast including Florence Trescott Mary Sulgrove Ethel Morgan Marvin Lindseth Thomas Winner and John Peterson with choruses prepared for court life action and vocal display.
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Teton County High School
Crimson Star
Marguerite Vaughn
Florence Trescott
Mary Sulgrove
Ethel Morgan
Marvin Lindseth
Farmers Fun Feed Postponed to March 21
The fourth annual farmers fun feed and frolic, delayed from this Thursday due to heavy snow and bad roads, will now be held on March 21 with ticket sales moved to March 15. County Agent Robert Clarkson announced the change after consulting regional officials and weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
C. O. Juelps
Dutton
C. J. Cutt
Power
H. W. Jacobson
Fairfield
E. R. McLean
Collins
Godfrey Torgerson
Agawam
John Lewis
Pendray
Clarkson
Havre
W. D. Jones Returns and Describes Aviation Flight
County Commissioner W. D. Jones just back from a month on the west coast recounts his first airplane ride from Portland to Seattle. The 200 mile trip took 1 hour 35 minutes, cost 12 dollars, and left him unshaken by the altitude though he kept to wicker chairs and steady landings. He also notes Oregon’s cold spell with 16 inch ice on the Columbia River and steamship travel keeping rivers open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Jones
West Coast
Portland
Seattle
Portland Oregon
Chateau
Montana
Jones
Wheat farming train visits Teton county this weekend
A low cost wheat production train with 15 carloads of modern farming machinery will travel through Dutton on Friday Pendray on Saturday and Chateau on Monday in Teton county The Montana state college staff will accompany the train Pictures will be shown at theatres and an expert speaking program starts at 1 p.m.
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Teton County
Dutton
Pendray
Chateau
Montana State College
Banks in Teton county show higher deposits in 1928
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports 1928 deposits rose by 136343.80 to a total of 1396887.43 from 1927. Total resources climbed to 1657687.69, with loans and discounts up and bond investments up by about 134000, while bank furniture and real estate declined.
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Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Ase
Clarkson
Farmington Notes Include Visits and School Honor Roll
Adolph Arensmeyer returns from Tobias Nebraska to visit sister Mrs Fred Schaeffer. Helmer Anderson came back from Collins after a month on the job. Lena Quenimoen and her three children visit her mother at L J Otness home in Farmington. Julius Swenson puts up ice for J B Conner and Fred Smith. Farmington School February honor roll lists many names. Several students earned a quarter holiday for perfect attendance. Teton County road crew opens roads around Farmington. Mrs Cap Peterson and three children visit mother Mrs R Anderson. Sam Bozlee plans a trip to Missoula to visit his brother.
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Adolph Arensmeyer
Tobias
Nebraska
Fred Schaeffer
Helmer Anderson
Collins
Tris Swenson
Wayne LaDesky
Robert Davidson
Anna Thorn
Eva Bozlee
Margaret L Bozlee
Dorothy Arensmeyer
Ruth Denison
Doris Anderson
Donald Gamble
Boyd Stenson
Gertie Stone
Asbury Denison
Sam Bozlee
Missoula
Farmington School
Alvin Stone
Florence Stone
Joseph Anderson
Evan Bozlee
Junior Anderson
Howard Anderson
Teton County
Farmington
Cap Peterson
Chateau
Peterson
R. Anderson
Chateau Woman's Club Meeting Report on Books
A social meeting of the Chateau Woman's club will be held at Mrs. G C Core's home on Tuesday March 5. Mrs Arthur Hirshberg and Miss Ruth Jar will report on books.
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Chateau Woman's Club
G. C. Core
Arthur Hirshberg
Ruth Jar
Crismas Guides Taxpayers in Chateau Assistance
Roy M. Crismas of the U. S. Internal Revenue Service at Great Falls spent Friday through Wednesday in Chateau offering instruction and helping residents prepare and file their income tax returns.
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Roy M. Crismas
U. S
Great Falls
Chateau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teton Hoopsters
Leona Kolste
Alice Cox
Helen Seekins
Johnny Sulgrove
Evelyn Upman
Violet Nyberg
Ted Arnsmeyer
Genevieve Rieken
Little Red Schoolhouse
First National Bank
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TOTAL
M. E. Church
Mr. Webb
Court House
George Carroll
Aviation
County
Will
Mrs. Core
Citizens State Bank
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