Teton Romps Away with Stockett Sand Coulee
Indications point that Teton will make a strong bid for the state tourney after a crushing 18 to 5 defeat of Stockett Sand Coulee. The article covers the game, key players Loomis Moore Norris Lingle Burns and the reserve lineup, plus a girls game and boxing exhibitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Stockett
Sand Coulee
Stockett-Sand Coulee
Bozeman
Montana
J. Kent Midgett
Loomis
Motil
Dinty Moore
Dinty
Moore
Burns
Linge
Singer
Snider
Midgett
Norris
Stockett- Sand Coulee
Lingle
Teton Stockett-Sand Coulee
Lingel
Hornick
Teton County Demographics and Court Activity in 1927
The article notes 31 baby boys and 28 girls born in Teton County in 1927, down from 73 births in 1926, with 46 deaths that year. It also reports 46 marriages in 1927, up from 31 in 1926, and seven divorces. It cites 715 total civil and criminal actions filed in the 19th district in 1927, with Teton County recording 93 cases, lowest among counties listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Daniel Cupid
Cupid
Blanche M. Jacobson
Judicial Department of the County
J. J. Green
Tool County
Pondera
Glacier
Cole argues for AR merger at Lions meeting
Lions club in Beaupre cafe heard Phil I. Cole support the proposed merger of Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads. He urged consolidation while the road sign committee led by Dr. H. W. Bateman reported progress on 40 signs for Teton county roads. Mrs. R. B. Nelson and Rev. E. R. Kaemmer provided vocal solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Lions Club
Beaupre Cafe
Cole
Denver
Comittee
H. W. Bateman
Teton County
R. B. Nelson
E. R. Kaemmer
Eae
Misfortune during Exercise Injures Man’s Eye in Farmington
A. N. Lindseth of Farmington sustained a serious injury to his left eye while exercising Monday morning. The optic has been under a physician’s care and he came to Choteau for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Lindseth
Mr. Lindseth
Farmington
Choteau
Teton Boys Fall to Great Falls 38-13 in Basket Ball
Teton boys traveled to Great Falls where the locals dominated with speed and passing, defeating Teton 38 to 13. Dinty Moore opened with a field goal but the Falls widened the gap, while Chateau fans expect wins in Friday and Saturday games. Conrad hosts Cascade and a double header follows.
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Great Falls
Teton
Chateau
Conrad
Cascade
Shipping Association Holds Annual Meeting and Assets Report
The Teton County Shipping Assn met with 16 members. Officers Forseth and Hodgskiss led a year ending with $1,871.93 in assets, $43,397.76 receipts, and $43,335.75 disbursements. Notes covered equipment, sweet clover operations, turkey shipments, and plans for 1928 seed handling. Forseth reelected president. Clarkson praised. audits assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Teton County Shipping Assn
Robert Clarkson
O. S. ‘Forseth
J. E. Hodgskiss
Ead
Nammets
Sseneseseseeceensenens
Coop Com. Co
St. Paul, Minn
Golden Red Creamery
Citizens State Bank of
Chateau
Association
Sweet Clover
First National Bank
Fairfield
Frank J. Hirshberg
Falkfield Mill
Esteemed Matron Died On Tuesday
Mrs. Alice Hansen wife of Hans Hansen former Burton bench ranchman died Tuesday evening at 8 30 in B B Maynard hospital of cerebral hemorrhage and arteriosclerosis. Born about 1853 in Norway she came to America in 1874 settling in Howard county Iowa. She married Hans Hansen in 1877 and moved west in 1901 to ranch near Farmington then Greenfield bench near Fairfield. Funeral Monday at 1 from Norwegian Lutheran church with Rev Lundy. Survived by two sisters four sons a daughter and a stepson plus many grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hansen
Hans Hansen
Burton Bench
B. B. Maynard
E. B. Maynard
Norway
America
Howard County
Iowa
Cresco
Farmington
Greenfield Bench
Fairfield
Hansen
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Lundy
Great Falls
Stanhope
Town
Park River
N. D
Alfred
Missoula
Halvor
Martin
Gardiner
Annas
H. H. Bleeker
Chateau
Alex Hanson
Wool Growers of County to Meet Here January 21
The Teton county wool growers plan a January 21 meeting at 1 30 p m in County Agent Robert Clark son s office. The agenda includes electing a 1928 sales manager to replace Earl Woods and a talk by Murray E Stebbins Montana Wool Growers secretary on the wool market. Clarkson will discuss wool grades and J H Carmichael of Augusta is expected to offer tips to improve the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Atest
Nur
Forseth
O. S. Forseth
Robert Clarkson
L. G. Passmore
J. B. Hodeskiss
Paul Mathis
Oliver Marseth
Roy Inbody
Goldenrod Creamery Company
Teton County
Earl Woods
Murray FE
Stebbins
Montana Wool Growers Association
Clarkson
J. H. Carmichael
Augustta
Stockmen Hold Annual Meetings In Lewis and Clark Forest
Deputy Supervisor A D Moir and Supervisor W E Lockhart led meetings of stockmen permittees across the Lewis and Clark national forest. Elk on Augusta ranches drew concern with estimates of about 300 head on both J A Willard and J W Weisner properties. a resolution seeks longer hunting seasons while granting game-commission authority to close if elk decimation occurs. The sessions covered grazing fees up 25 percent, range carrying capacity cuts at Birch Creek, and efforts to fund salting and herding. Officers were elected at Augusta and Birch Creek with fees and drift fencing discussed and adjustments approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lockhart
A. D. Moir
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Augusta Livestock Association
J. A. Willard
J. W. Weisner
Nixon
State Game Commission
State Livestock Commission
State Sportsmen’s Association
Augusta
Ford Creek
Augusta Association
Alex Swanson
A. A. LaChapelle
Henry Zimmer
B. Buck
Birch Creek Association
Lockhart
W. N. Streeter
Fred Campbell
Sidney Campbell
Geo. V. Sabados
J. J. Sabados
Ben English
Falls Creek Association
Moir
National Forest
Tragic Farm Accident Ends Life Of Young Pendroy Man
Chester Ross Fields, 19, of Pendroy Montana, died after a gun discharge near his home while out to shoot rabbits in moonlight. He tripped on a plank and a metal piece, triggering his 12 gauge shotgun. His body was found by family, coroner and sheriff notified next morning due to heavy snow. Fields had an insurance policy of $2,000 for his mother and was a Modern Woodmen of America member. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with burial in Choteau cemetery. He was born in Missouri and moved to Montana in 1928 with his mother and brother Charles W. Fields. father deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Ross Fields
Charles W. Fields
Péndroy
Pendray
Connor
Missouri
Montana
Charles W. Field
Lfe
Modern Woodmen of America
Methodist Church
E. R. Kaemmer
R. E. Nelson
Kaemmer
Vie Piano
Choteau
Dutton Couple Married in Coeur d Alene Idaho
Keig Miss Jewell Bennett and Bill Lathrop were married in Coeur d Alene Idaho on Saturday December 24. The groom is editor Lathrop of the Dutton Sentinel and will reside in Dutton with his bride after a short period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keig
Jewell Bennett
Bill Lathrop
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
Chateau
Editor Lathrop
Dutton Sentinel
Mrs Ben H Fisher Leaves for Pasadena Trip
Mrs Ben H Fisher and two children departed Friday for Pasadena to be away for the rest of the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Fisher
Pasadena
Falls Creek Organization Elects Officers in Forest Land Sale
The Falls Creek group announced officers for the organization including president R A Bean vice president C F Overman secretary treasurer Alfred Grigg and advisory board members R A Bean C F Overman and Alfred Grigg as they discuss the proposed sale or lease of railroad lands within forest boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls Creek
R. A. Bean
C. F. Overman
Alfred Grigg
R. A.bean
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North Central District
Conc
Serens Bosick
Bennett
Moore-Norris
Shelton
Bleeker
Hammer
Radcliff
Cummins
Arthur W. Johnson
Ray Simons
Bert Wells
Tom Gossack
Johnnie Mozer
Marion Lindseth
Herman Farles
Maurice McCullough
Phil I. Cole
LIONS
A. R
U. S
Shipping Association
Sec'y Treas
Jack Radcliffe
Wool Growers
Pendro Farmer
Ally
Dutton
Coeur ‘d’ Alene
Citizens State Bank
Mont
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