County Board completes November 1924 proceedings
The Board of County Commissioners met November 5 to 8 1924 at the county office. They audited and paid numerous county warrants, canvassed the November 4 general election returns, and inspected October roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Charles P. Crane
W.D. Jones
Donald Kerr
Commissioners Co. PY. Crang
W. D. Jones
Crane
Jones
Kerr
Coun
Charles P.“ Crane
Sons and Daughters of Te Ton Old Settlers Gather
Friday evening February 13 the Sons and Daughters of Te Ton's Old Settlers will meet at the high school auditorium and gym for their seventh annual celebration. Eligibility is limited to those 18 or older who are children of an Old Timer, with new members invited by mailing names to secretary C. D. McDonald. Tickets are 1.60 dollars covering dues, dance and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
C. D. McDonald
Sheriff orders removal of slot machines and punch boards
Sheriff Collins announced an order from County Attorney Geo M Coffey Jr requiring Chateau merchants to remove slot machines and punch boards from their places of business to comply with state anti gambling laws. He found merchants ready to comply and several already removed devices. after notification on Tuesday none remained in evidence.
Last year dryest on record in Teton county
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports 1924 as the driest year in Teton county history with 7.68 inches of precipitation from 1923 to 1924. Despite drought, crops in 1924 fared well due to even moisture distribution and better dry farming. a summary of mean temperatures, precipitation, and clear days for 1921–1924 is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
Erecay
Chinook Brings Thaw While Snow Persists Elsewhere
A chinook wind began Sunday melting most snow on graded highways near Chateau by Tuesday. North of Teton counties Toole and Glacier report heavier snow with Browning saying roof-deep drifts. Browning and reservation town faced a Sunday blizzard as relief arrived in Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton
Toole
Glacier
Browning
Wind damages farms and shelves in Farmington region
A Sunday wind storm tore down DeRusha's chicken house, garage, coal shed, and ripped the granary roof. Hay stacks were destroyed on several farms. Local residents reported various visits and gatherings, with mumps affecting Bill Arensmeyer after a Tuesday party. Services are planned at the Norwegian church next Sunday the 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeRusha
Bill Arensmeyer
Helen Lindseth
Bubs
Dee Rusha
Syvert Syse
Dan Lindseth
Belle Lindseth
Clarence Stenson
Chateau
Bennie
Leslie Chalmers
Chateau Creamery Sees One Third Output Rise in 1924
The Chateau Creamery reports 1924 butter production of 202 586 pounds, up from 156 474 in 1923, a gain of 47 112 pounds. Local patrons grow, shipments extend to neighboring counties and the Pacific coast, with 1925 expected output near 300 000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Northwest
Chateau Creamery
Pacific Coast
Community Notes Bids Welcome Businesses and News
Collins notes guests including Mr and Mrs Jas Coghill and son and Herman Schwertz at a Sunday dinner. Real estate buyers from Dutton eye Boorman Lumber Co properties hoping to start a local business. Miss Fay Fowler resigns after grandfather’s death. Mr F E Woodward named to complete term. Rabbit drive planned with captains and teams, promising emnesty and a supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Coghill and Son
Herman Schwertz
Rod McClennan
Bob Harper
Mr. Wheeler
Dutton
Boorman Lumber Co
Wheel
Mr. Harp
Fay Fowler
Unionville
Chas. P. Crane
D. F. Waterman
Dean
J. B. ‘Riggs
Veda
Spokane
George Tomsha
Conrad
Faye Fowler
F. E. Woodward
Civil actions filed in Clerk of the Court docket
The past week filings include Myrtle H. Dickson v William I White et al foreclosure of mortgage. Montana Elevator Co v Equity Co-operative Association of Farmington conversion. Phoenis Mutual Life Insurance Co v O G Meadows as treasurer of Teton County recovery of taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Jacobson
Myrtle H. Dickson
William I. White
Montana Elevator
Company
Co-operative Association of Farmington
Phoenis Mutual Life Insurance Co
O. G. Meadows
Teton County
Mrs J L Billings Joins Sheriff Family at Jail Residence
Mrs J L Billings wife of the undersheriff arrived with their children from Browning and has taken up residence at the jailor's home where they will make their home.
Old Settlers to Meet on February Sixth
Teton's Oldest Settlers announce a winter festival event to be held Friday evening February 6 at the R of P hall. An entertainment committee plans elaborate arrangements for a reunion famed as among the best, with eligibility rules for new members detailed by Mrs. Jennie Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
R.of.p. Hall
Jennie Green
Montana
Teton County
Pendroy News Briefs Show Local Happenings and Weather
Pendroy items report Chick Grimsley’s town business and Bob Pfrimmer’s illness then return to work. A five tube Atwater Kent radio dominates T A Cornett’s drug store. Snow disruption stalled a southbound train, shovel crews freed it with help from Great Falls. Wind caused damage to several buildings and a car. Local visits include Swanson Gutshall and Wellenstein families. Bank statement ending December 31 1924 noted as proof of a prosperous community.
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Chick Grimsley
Bob Pfrimmer
Messenger
T. R. Larson
Atwater Kent
Carl Jensen
T. A. Cornett
Pendray
Sullivan
Bynum
J. E. Vaughn
Nick Reiss
Henry Jobe
Eddie
Charles Shelton
Ed Wormely
Great Falls
T. W. Connore
Porter School
Ed Neter
J. A. Swanson
Talbert
J. Gutshall Ranch
W. J. Earls
C. Gulbrandsen
Nick Wellenstein
Chateau
Miss Mahony
Sheppard
Baby
Mabel Thomas
Choteau
Bob Smith
Chas. Shelton
Choteau High School
Barbie Zenizek
Lewistown
Montana
Anna
Clarence Peterson
Slim Bisnett
Bil Jones Pond
W. H. Wellenstein
Son Herald
Helena
Methodist Episcopal Church Announcement Schedule
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces Sunday school at 10 36 a m and morning service at 11 30 a m. The Epworth League attendance contest begins next Sunday. Evening service at 7 30 p m with a sermon by the pastor on Paul an Interpreter of Jesus and special music. A cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert B. Culbertson
Great Falls
Epworth League
Paul
Jesus
Death notices Eldora Beaupre Sister of Dr. Beaupre
Word reached Cho teau of the death at Sunburst of Miss Eldora Beaupre sister of Dr. H. P. Beaupre pioneer Choteau resident now living at Sunburst Miss Beaupre had visited Cho teau during her brother residence here and was known to many older residents of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Sunburst
Eldora Beaupre
H. P. Beaupre
Hessian Fly Arrives in Montana Wheat Regions
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports the Hessian fly has reached eastern Montana counties and is moving west from the Dakotas where it has plagued crops for two years. Damage ranges from 1 to 36 percent, mainly in winter wheat, with some impact on spring wheat. The pest resembles a tiny mosquito. eggs hatch into larvae that weaken the stems causing heads to droop. Larvae overwinter on straw and stubble. control urged via fall or early spring plowing and removal of residues. No confirmed presence in Teton County yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Robert Clarkson
Dakotas
Clarkson
Teton County
Belleview Social Notes Include Visits and Hunting Talk
Irene Cleary consulted a surgeon in Chateau for a broken arm still painful. W H Matz left Belleview en route to Great Falls after a coyotes hunt near Wardledge with eight coyotes killed. He sold four pairs of hunting hounds to Ward and others. Irene joined dinner with the Salomonds as Mrs. Yeager celebrated a birthday. Mrs. Cleary and Irene spent the weekend at Wardledge. Mrs. Rogers stays with Ruth at Dutton. Tom Rogers started a city job while Mrs. English hosted a dinner for the teacher and her mother. Al Lackey, foreman at Burns ranch, is noted as a bachelor. Frank Bruno hauling oats from Karl Yeager’s place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Cleary
Chateau
W. H. Matz
Wardredge
Belleview
Great Falls
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D- Reiquam
Fairfield Merc. Co
D. F. Coughlin
Lew Bohling
D. Reiauam
Board of Dyisoncts
H. W. Bateman
Journal of Rural Education
Fred W. Schafer
Aioccoys Ou
J. W. Ward
W. M. Eaman
Same
H. OC. Tunt
Roy McNeal
Wee
N. A. Clearman
Carl F. Carlson
Hannah M. Connor
John England
L. A. ‘Huff
Henrietta Gamble
Peter Kelly
Rexall Store
R. A. Clearman
A. C. Schaefer
Ee O Cook
Gaidies M. Blackman
Ll. G. Passmore
John Spears
H. L. Halladay
Pressicanennera Chaiges Duausayen
Belle Passmore, Same
James Heighton
Rollin A. Clearman
Oscar L. Hovde
Abraham L. Stanfield
Ellis Urich
Ida R. Price
Elec- Phod Ge
M. A. Wilcox
Florence E. Zimmerman
BAMC
Harley J. Perrin
Jesse J. Colvin
Robert R. Johnston
Andrew D. Anderson
Otto Swanson
Mary M. Anderson
Muriel Reiquam
Lucille Fitzgerald
Anna R. Anderson
Elec
Lora Bailey
George Hart
C. M. Vance
Lyda J. Schreiner
Mac Hodgins
Deehita Cady
Elec- Ahot
John
Godwin
Elizabeth A. Ward
Robert English
Ethel I. Reid
Estella B. Davis
Elec- Etoh
Minerva T. Jones
Lizzie Knowlton
Ele Chion
James R. Collins
Lucille, V. MicNeal
Ctoceon
Helen C. Collins
Ruth M. Searles
el Colton Oe
Seescessee Ceceesssenene Senenee
Julia M. Monkman
Sadie C. Cashman
Elec- Elon
Eggece Ncvnssos Adegactans Abseweecce
G. BE. Monkman
W. W. Simons
A. O. Longmuir
el- Wchiot
Ces Eecesceeensrerenee
A. H. Gamble
D. G. Seekins
Fred W. Schultz
Goodwin Odden
Frank Waters
First National Bank
U. S. Liberty Loan
Ederal Reserve Tystenm
Lid
Farmington
UT Knifty
Citizens State Bank
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