County Honors 106 Pupils With Perfect Attendance
County Superintendent Anna E. Stafford awards 106 certificates to grade school pupils in Teton County for three months of perfect attendance. Recipients include Junior Anderson Arma Allum Alice May Arnett Alvin Arensmeyer Willard Barker Leroy Brown and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Stafford
Teton County
Junior Anderson
Arma Allum
Alice May Arnett
Alvin Arensmeyer
Willard Barker
Leroy Brown
Dorothy Barnhill
Billy Briggs
Floyd Byler
Normal Brown
Violet Bergan
Jean Cox
Evelyn Craig
Seth Cook
John
Harry Davidson
Joy Dewitt
Bob Dellno
Farmington Club Meetings Highlight Social and Civic Notes
Farmington hosts a county wide Home Demonstration gathering with about fifty women from Bole Collins Premium Center and Agawam sharing a 1 30 lunch. An impromptu program includes singing duets readings and a poem followed by a piano accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington Hall
Bole, Collins
Premium Center
Agawam
Hav
Dauwalder
Bammel
Thompson
Tangen
Moser
Mra. Bammel
Bole
Farmington Club
Lester Stevenson
Abe Baker
Burton Ditch Co
Burton
Julius Stenson
Stck
Chuck Otness
Joe LeDesky
Sven Lindseth
J. B. Conner
George Magee obituary notices life in Choteau area
George Magee served eight years as United States commissioner and justice of the peace. He became county attorney after World War I, moved to Choteau, and continued law practice there until illness last August. Born December 2, 1858 in East Douglas Massachusetts, son of Thomas Nathaniel Magee and Mary A. Magee. His Civil War veteran father enlisted in the Third Rhode Island cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside
Washington
North America
Roanoke
Virginia
Magee
Catherine Landin
Great Falls
Marian
Harold
Dillon
George, Jr
Los Angeles
Nellie A. Meltzer
Herb Magee
Frank Magee
Georgetown
California
United States
Walter L. Verge
Teton County
Verge
Choteau
Honore
Massachusetts
Mr. Magee
East Douglas
Worcester County
Mass
Thomas Nathaniel
Mary A. Magee
Vermont
Third
Rhode Island Cavalry
Passage Over Marias Pass Linked to Early Expeditions
The article recounts the discovery of Marias pass as the last continental-divide crossing reached by white explorers, noting Blackfeet superstition and guide help from a Flathead Indian. It describes the Protection trail from Edmonton to Denver, its branches, and remnants along the Lewis and Clark forest area with graves marking historic conflicts near Choteau in Montana.
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Marias Pass
Mexico
Canada
John F. Stevens
Great Northern Railway
Bighouse
Edmonton
Denver
Colorado
Richard Sanderville
Browning, Mont
Lewis and Clark Forest
Teton River
Muddy Creek
Choteau
Montana
Great Falls
Choteau Era Begins with Fort Benton and Early Irrigation
The excerpt traces Fort Bentons origins tied to Pierre Choteau Jr who brought the first steamboat to the Missouri river in 1860 and theOld Agency trading post later named Choteau after 1883. It notes extensive pre 1877 livestock farming, irrigation from the Teton river carrying 4000 inches of water, and Great Falls as a railhub surveyed in 1888 near Black Eagle falls on the Missouri.
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Teton River
Great Falls
Sunriver
Black Eagle Falls
Missouri River
Lewis and Clark
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George Fuller
Lucille Feldt
Lester Franks
LaVerne Feldt
Glen Fisher
Katherine
Caroline Frank
Virginia Gemar
Donald Gamble
Richard Graves
Grace Grande
Lois
Evelyn Hodgskiss
Opal Jensen
Ethel Jacobson
Raymond Kummer
Alice King
Katherine King
Arthur Klette
Edna Lightfoot
LeRoy
Rose
Julia Lehnert
Adella Marsh
Louise Moore
Helen Miller
Mikie Mozer
Denzil Mathison
Carl Maccany
John MacDonald
Frances Mellon
Robert
Helen Trainor
Trainor
Howard Truchot
Doris
Evelyn
Bryannia van Kuiken
John van Setten
Wm. van Setten
Jake van Brunt
Leland Walker
Edward Wick
Blanche Webster
Marthele
Gordon Young
Dorothy Zuber
Leota
Herman
Fred
Bill Zier
Farmington
Farmington Hall Association
G. I. Tangen
Everett de- Rusha
H. C. Nyhus
Chas. Holmberg
Belt
Pendroy
Joel Otness
Mr. Otness
Brady
Power
Teton County Bar Association
Woodmen of the World
Episcopal Church
Lee H. Young
Charles G. Roberts
J. M. Weaver
B. G. Trescott
J. L. Collins
J. A. Baart
Dane Stewart
Louis Thompson
Choteau Cemetery
Swift
Wanda Beauty
Sunkist
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Jersey
Hirshberg’s
Hannan
Chateau
Byasm
Augusta
George Magee
Rexall Drug Stores
Teton Drug Co
America
Notion
Minnesota Northern Power Company
Northwest
Petto
States Utilities CO