Stream of Life Film Show Directed by Epworth League
On Friday evening January 20 the Epworth League will show the film The Stream of Life in the grade school auditorium. Admission is 25 cents to make the event affordable and promote wholesome cinema. The six reel life drama has world wide appeal and features praise from Captain R. P. Hobson and James L. Hoff of Moving Picture World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
James K. Shilds
R. P. Hobson
The
Merrimac
James L. Hoff
Moving Picture World
Griffith
Timber Jones Dies In Alberta Auto Crash
A. B. Jones known as Timber Jones, longtime Chateau resident, was killed last Thursday night on the Lethbridge Sweetgrass road north of the boundary line. His partner Samuel E. Tweedy was driving. their car spun after braking to avoid a telegraph pole, Jones sustaining a fractured skull. Jones, once a Browning merchant with Tweedy, had deep local ties and belonged to Chateau Lodge No. 11 I O O F. Funeral services were held in Browning with Two Medicine Lodge and Cut Bank I O O F officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Jones
Timber Jones
Chateau
Lethbridge-Sweetgrass
Boundary Line
Samuel BE. Tweedy
Browning
Alberta
Tweedy
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Jones
Samuel E. Tweedy
Medicine Lodge
Cut Bank I. O. O. F
Anton Holm Dies Suddenly During Visit in Choteau
Anton E Holm of Whitefish Montana died last Sunday morning at Chateau hospital after a sudden severe case of appendicitis. He was 47. Holm, formerly of Teton county, worked as a car repairer for the Great Northern Railway. He is survived by his wife three children three brothers and two sisters. Burial was in Choteau cemetery with Rev Harry Stong officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton E. Holm
Whitefish
Montana
Chateau Hospital
Methodist Church of
Choteau
Harry T. Stong
Mr. Holm
Teton County
Holm Brothers
Bole
Great Northern Railway Co
Holm
Mary Hane
Chateau Monday
Anton Holm
John
Alvin Holm
Charlie Holm
Seattle
Ed Halberg
Loyal Order of Moose
Chateau Girl Weds Oklahoma Man In Surprise Ceremony
Miss Mildred Houck of Chateau wed Mark Wagner of Kingfisher Oklahoma in a last week ceremony. The couple, who renewed acquaintance years ago, will reside in Kingfisher where Wagner runs an automobile business. Local friends extend best wishes for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Houck
R. D. Houck
Chateau
Mark Wagner
Kingfisher
Oklahoma
Mr. Wagner
New Zealand Native Ends Midland Lyceum Series at Chateau
Wherahiko Rawei, a native New Zealander, entertained about 200 people at the high school auditorium Tuesday in the final Midland Lyceum Bureau program. The act was praised as the best of six numbers, but weather and other events reduced attendance and left the local Legion post facing a $30 to $50 loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wherahiko Rawei
Midland Lyceum Bureau
Chateau
American Legion Post
Rawei
Legion Post
B. I. Packer
Civil Actions Filed This Week in Clerk Office
Civil actions filed include S. J. Doyle against W. F. O Leary on mortgage foreclosure. Sever Grothe and Jorand Grothe sue all persons to quiet title. Hennepin Mortgage Co. vs Thorwald M. Klette et al on foreclosure. Julius Hirshberg vs Gerrit W. Janszen et al on foreclosure. Mary M. Patterson vs E B Milton on contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Jacobson
S. J. Doyle
W. F. O’leary
Sever Grothe
Jorand Grothe
All Persons
Hennepin Mortgage Co
Thorwald M. Klette
Julius Hirshberg
Gerrit W. Janszen
Teton High Beats Belt Valley in 17 to 15 Clash
Teton High defeated Belt Valley High 17 to 15 last Friday at Belt in the 1922 schedule opener. Dow and F Wiprud starred for Teton with Shannon top for Belt. lineups and substitutions noted. The teams plan return game at Choteau January 27 as Teton heads to a four game trip through Fort Benton Havre Chinook and Big Sandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrington
Belt
Belt Valley High School
Dow
F. Wiprud
Chateau
Shannon
Belt— Pattimer
Johnson
TJ McCoy
Garrisk
Teton
Ed Dow
A. Wiprud
H. Hammond
G. Jackson
O’neil
Jackson
Anderson
O'Neil
Choteau
Fort Benton
Havre
Chinook
Big Sandy
Mrs Gertrude Pike Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Gertrude L Pike wife of Ervie Pike and mother of Helen and Kenneth died last Thursday at Dr and Mrs E B Maynards Hobson addition after a lingering illness. Intestinal stricture and chronic gastritis listed as cause. Funeral Sunday at Maynards with Episcopal choir. Burial Chateau cemetery. The family moved to Teton county in 1918. Mrs Pike a former nurse worked in California before returning. She refused recommended surgery. Survived by husband Elvie, children Helen and Kenneth, uncle and aunt Dr and Mrs Maynard, father A J Sheldon Avon Minnesota, sister Mrs Mary Darknell Sanger California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Maynard
Hobson Addition
Gertrude L. Pike
Ervie Pike
Helen
Kenneth Pike
Maynard
Pike
H. E. Bush
St. Stephen’s Church
Episcopal
Chateau
Teton County Oldest Settlers Set February 10 Meeting
The 12th annual meeting of Teton County's Oldest Settlers is scheduled for February 10 1922. Only members who had lived in the county for 20 years by January 1 are eligible for membership and will be enrolled upon notifying secretary Mrs John A Gleason. Further program details will be announced in forthcoming columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
John A. Gleason
Town Team Defeats G. F. Town Team in 1922 opener
Chateau defeats Great Falls 20 to 18 in the first scheduled game of 1922. Crowded high school gym hosts 250 spectators as Chateau prepares to face Conrad next Saturday night January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Great Falls
Marion
Hagan
Dimke
Mullen
Scott
McDonald
Cottier
Hodgskiss
Pug Connor
Harrington
Jackson
Coffey
Conner
Forrest
Robert J. Clarkson
Conrad
Christ in Social Life Sermon Series At St Stephen’s
At St Stephen’s Church Rev H E Bush preaches Epiphany sermons on Christ in human relations with next Sunday's subject Christ in Social Life. The Ladies' Guild hosted an old fashioned birthday party with 150 attendees, old songs, instrumental selections, an Irish monologue, and a Grand March with charity sacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Stephen’s Church
H. E. Bush
Ladies’ Guild
R. E. Nelson
Helen Gorham
Helen
Morgan
W. B. Logan
Ar Jpratesi
Farmington Social Roundup Includes Guests And Meetings
Local families hosted dinners and visits across Farmington last weekend. Readers are invited to the Farm Bureau meeting on February second and the Equity and Auxiliary gathering at East Farmington school next Saturday. Reverend Kvile is set to conduct services January 29 and the Luther League holds its annual business meeting this Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Kreuger
Bob
Chalmers
Rev. Kvile
Nasset
Ella Pearson
C. O. Lindseth
Lenore Harbaugh
Hanson
George Porter
Porter Beach
P. Moen
Dan Lindseth
Wbarl Halladay
Warmington
A. O. Peterson
Glacier Park
Farm Bureau
Farmington
Clarkson
Equity
Auxiliary
East Farmington
Kreuger
Kvile
Thompson
Forsyth
Kyvile
Luther League
League
Women Club Notes Social Session at C Looney Home
The Woman's Club met in a social session at the C Looney home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ed Logan in charge of entertainment presented Irish music and readings and closed with a humorous monologue. Tea was served by Mrs C Denzil McDonald and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
C. Looney
Ed. Logan
C. Denzil McDonald
Farm Bureau Meeting Series Starts in Teton County
The Teton County Farm Bureau begins a two week set of meetings starting January 30 31 with livestock improvement talks by R F Nelson in Fairfield and Dry Forks. Uncle Sam Hampton will address February 1 6 with a school quartet and moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Dry Forks
Teton County Farm Bureau
R. F. Nelson
Farm Bureau
Sam ‘Hampton
Montana
Porter Beach
Farmington
Collins
Bole
Power
Beck
Spring Valley
Dutton
T. I.L. Gap
Farm Bureau Executive Committee
J. G. Haney
International Harvester Co
Haney
Teton County
Armstrong Weds Ethridge Girl In Great Falls Church
Ora J. Armstrong of Cut Bank married Eva Kittlesrud of Ethridge at Our Savior's Lutheran church in Great Falls. The couple will live in Cut Bank where Armstrong runs an abstract and insurance business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Ora J. Armstrong
Cut Bank
Eva Kittlesrud
Ethridge
Our Savior’s Lutheran Church
Second Avenue South
A. Lunde
Reclamation Service offers 11000 acres for lease in Montana
The U S Reclamation Service offers for lease about 11000 acres of land in Townships 22 and 23 north ranges 1 west and 3 and 4 east. Sealed proposals due February 15, 1922 and information available from the Reclamation Service office at 920 Ist avenue north Great Falls Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reclamation Service
U. S. Reclamation Service
Ist
Avenue North
Great Falls
Montana
Card of Thanks for Gertrude L. Pike’s illness and death
Ervie Pike and children and Dr and Mrs E B Maynard thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during illness and after the death of their wife, mother, and niece Mrs Gertrude L Pike. They especially thank the choir members who assisted with the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude L. Pike
Ervie Pike
E. B. Maynard
Justice Headed to Los Angeles for Spring
Chas. Justice left this morning for Los Angeles where he expects to stay until spring. He has served as city marshal for some time and was recently granted a sixty day leave of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Justice
Los Angeles
Justice
Local Matron Lucy O'Neil Scott Dies in Oregon
Cut Bank reports the death of Lucy O'Neil Scott, formerly of this community, at Newport Oregon after years of illness. She was a teacher and post office worker, sister to Mrs H J McGregor and Miss Mabel O'Neill. Husband Jay Scott and a daughter survive. Funeral held in Kalispell with burial in its Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cut Bank
M. A. O’neil
Jay Scott
Newport
Oregon
Orego
Scott
Lucy O’neil
B. R. McNamer
Local health notes and social events in Chateau
John Wallenstein recovers from pneumonia at Chateau hospital after a dangerous illness. Mrs Edythe Saylor's appendicitis operation successful and she improves. Judge John J Greene reports 150 dollar Red Cross seal sales against a 180 county quota. Woman's Club hosts another library card party next Monday. James Caldwell found unconscious but recovering at the Chateau hospital. Knights and Ladies of Security host informal party at Connor hall. Dr H T Rhoads speaks at Cascade County Medical association banquet on legislative representation. Joe DeYong, local artist, wins Montana Power Company emblem contest with an electric iron prize from 2700 designs submitted by 1500 entrants. featured in Montana Record Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallenstein
Chateau Hospital
Edythe Saylor
Teton County
Woman's Club
James Caldwell
Chas
Justice
Knights and Ladies of Security
Connor Hall
H. T. Rhoads
Cascade County Medical Association
Hotel Rainbow
Rhoads
Joe DeYong
Montana Power Company
Johnson
Chateau
Montana Record Herald
Mr. DeYong
Stockmens Bank Chooses Directors For Ensuing Year
At the bank's annual stockholders meeting in its office, directors named for the year were S. McDonald F. Woelhner J. C. Morgan J. Sullivan and A. B. Guthrie. The board then organized with McDonald as president Woelhner and Morgan as vice presidents Guthrie as cashier and McDonald as assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockmen’s State Bank
Co. S. McDonald
F. A. Woelhner
3. C. Morgan
J. &. Sullivan
A. B. Guthrie
Cc. S. McDonald
F. A. Woehner
J. C. Morgan
A.B. Guthrie
Cc. D. McDonald
Holm Family Expresses Gratitude for Kindness
The Holm family thanks neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and sympathy during Anton E. Holm illness and after his death. Signed by Mrs Anton Holm and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton E. Holm
Anton Holm
Farmers' Co operative Canal to Hold Annual Meeting
Notice states the Farmers' Co operative Canal Company stockholders will meet Saturday February 4 1922 at 2:00 p m in the Bellerud store building Farmington to elect officers and transact other business. A. O. Longmiller president and C. S. Forseth secretary treasurer sign and dates show first publication January 19 last February 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Co-operative Canal Company
Bellerud
Farmington
Farmers' Co-Operative Canal Company
A. O. Longmillir
C. S. Forseth
Treas
Boy Scout Team Opens Season Curtain-Raiser With Fairfield
The Tha Boy Scout basketball squad under Rev. Harry T. Stong will open the high school gymnasium festivities Saturday night by playing a curtain-raiser against Fairfield before the Conrad-Chateau town team game. The two events come Saturday night, January 21, and are sure to attract local fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
Harry T. Stong
High School
Fairfield
Conrad-Chateau Town
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anton ‘E. Holm
New
Teton High
Belt Valley
Gertrude Pike
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
Bie
G. F
O. J. Armstrong
Citizens State Bank
Kalispell
Jay Sett
Stockmens Bank
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