New Faces Mark Court And School Reopenings
Back at work Tuesday, teachers and most pupils resume duties with seventh graders vying for Palmer penmanship prizes. New court administration begins after November elections as Chas. P. Crane remains chairman and W. D. Jones and W. J. Crittenden join the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
Chas. P. Crane
W. D. Jones
Bynum
W. J. Crittenden
Fairfield
County Commissioners Declare Te ton County Sixth Class
The December 1920 session covers daily meetings from December 1 to December 12. The board set road wage schedules, audited county claims, and advanced land classification adjustments. A bridge project with George M. Tuel and janitor hire for the year are noted along with hearings for remonstrances and care bids for the county poor and sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P Crane
Anderson and Forrest
H. L. Stafford
J. S. Liberty
Teton County
Crane
Anderson
Forrest
Gay Franklin
C. P. Crane
R. D. Anderson
George M. Tuel
Mr. Forrest
Rexall Drug Store Changes Hands in Choteau
R. E B. Nelson purchases Rexall Drug Store from Great Falls Drug Co in Great Falls and takes ownership in Choteau Montana. Nelson plans to run the store himself, update inventory and interior, and establish local relations while relocating his family from Minot North Dakota. He praises Chateau and the surrounding area and aims to attract new customers with a refreshed stock and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
R. E B. Nelson
Minot
North Dakota
Rexall Drug
Choteau
Great Falls Drug Co
Nelson
Montana
High Line
Joplin
Nelsons
Dakota
Meg
Nelsson
Chateau
Teton High School Beats Augusta Opponent In Scrappy Game
The Teton high school quintet, made of graduates from 1818 and 1920, defeated AIGMNE visitors 49 to 19 in a crowd-filled gym. Augusta visits Saturday night as Teton seeks to maintain its undefeated season and championship material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Teton
Teton High School
Notice to Stockholders Power State Bank Meeting
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Power State Bank Power Montana will be held in the banking room of said bank between 4 p m and 6 p m on Tuesday January 11 1921 for the election of a board of directors for the ensuing year and for other business. Dated at Power Montana January 5 1921 Wv. E. White cashier. Al Hentges resigned his position with the Chateau Hardware Co last week and returned to his old home at Sheboygan Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Webb
M. M. Webb
John Truchot
Webb
Oren R. Nelson
Innes
Nelson
Warner
Guthrie
Board of Commissioners
Jesse Gleason
Carl Burbank
Mrrs
Saylor
Gladys Martine
Martine
Martin Read
Wm. Reiquam
Court House
Jacobson
Judge Greene
Magee
Obert Peterson
Mr. O'Neil
Town
Otto Wagnild
Chateau Mercantile Company
Ruth Sweat
State College At
Bozeman
Wome
Power State Bank
Power
Montana
Wv. E. White
al Hentges
Chateau Hardware Co
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Gas Franchise Talk Ties Teton Oil Prospect to Chateau
Rumor swirls around a proposed gas franchise for Chateau and Great Falls to supply light and heat, tied to Teton county oil field exploration. Durham Oil Co. asked the council to hold action until Findlay can present, signaling potential consolidation of interests and shared facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Willow Creek
Great Falls
Dickey
Durham Oil Co
Findlay
Great Northern freight outlook at Chateau prometes 1921 gains
C H Porter, Great Northern agent at Chateau, notes December 1920 freight up over December 1919 by about 11 000 due to oil field material for Teton county exploration. 12 cars for Petroleum Exploration Co and more shipments expected including Caterpillar engine and five ton trailers, signaling a strong 1921 freight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Porter
Great Northern
Chateau
Teton County
Porter
The
Petroleum Exploration Co
Willow Creek
Mrr. Porter
Teton County On the Oil Map as Prospects Grow
Montana oil prospects draw national notice as Willow Creek and nearby fields attract investors and workers. Roundup Record notes Choteau field activity, new rigs, and expected spring drilling with an estimated 300 workers under local promoter Dickey. Chateau Oil and Gas Co seeks funds and holds promising Willow Creek properties.
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Teton County
Petroleum Age
Chicago
Montana
Willow Creek
Choteau
Chateau
Petroleum Exploration Company
Dickey
Tetan County
Smaaller
Chateau Oil and Gas Co
Jos
Liberty
Helena
Liherty
Mearsher
Teton
Deep Creek
Sheriff Nabs Moonshiner Near Power in Raid
Sheriff Martine, aided by his force, captured a moonshiner about three and a half miles northeast of Power with a small still and paraphernalia. Mamuzick was arrested. George Stuper was being sought. Both are charged with illegal manufacture of intoxicating liquor. Royal theater services Sunday at 4 o clock with special music. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martine
Mamuzick
George Stuper
School Notes Highlights Dorm Activities and Upcoming Games
Mrs. Carl Burbank organized six games for dormitory girls. Bessie Perry is absent after the holidays but hopes to return soon. Catherine Yeager vacationing with aunt Mrs Ashworth. Mr. and Mrs. Richards spent Christmas in Great Falls. A flinch deck from Mrs Hayben was well received. Dormitory hosts enjoyed dancing and a male quartet. cakes and lunch were praised. Folk dancing, wand drills, and a basketball game versus Augusta are planned. New blackboards installed in Commercial room. Sophomore class event on Friday January 7, alumni urged to attend. Window boxes started by teachers, spring flower garden hoped. Football letters arriving for distribution soon. Two manual training boys building a hayrack. Freshmen held class meeting naming colors and flowers. Textbooks for Commercial department arrived.
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Carl Burbank
Bessie Perry
Catherine Yeager
Mrrs. Ashworth
Mrs. Richards
Great Falls
Augusta
Card of Thanks for Loss of Son and Brother
The Duffy family expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during the loss of their son and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Duffy and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Duffy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Palmer
Charlotte Looney
Ilelen Morgan
Marion Butchart
Lillian Mozer
Elizabeth Norman
Frances, Pridham
Lucille Baker
John Dow
Walter Cohoe
Helen Pike
Louise Cleary
Norma Doege
Lillian Archibala Weta Upmian
Lela Gleason
Palmer Co
Miss Woods
GR Inize
St. Stephens Episcopal Church
Dixon
Lewis and Clark
Rexall Drug Store
Aigmne
Eton Quintette
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Royal Theater
Citizens State Bank
Gregg
Gcommercial
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