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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1929

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Elk season extended in parts of Montana and license fees eyed

Chateau Rod and Gun Club backed Hodgskiss elk measure allowing December 20 open season in Teton County and parts of Lewis and Clark County North of Dearborn River. If severe weather drives elk out early, the state commission may close the season with five days notice. Club also endorsed higher license fees: fishing 2 dollars, hunting 2 dollars, combined 3 dollars, nonresident fishing 5 dollars.

Chateau Rod & Gun Club Forest Supervisor's Office J. E. Hodgskiss Teton County Lewis and Clark County Dearborn River State Fish and Game Commission Gardiner Park County Rod and Gun Clubs

Local High Quinton Trip Inweekend Games Report

Teton county high school beat St. Mary's 24 to 12 as Loomis scored 12 and Cohoe 9 for Teton while Wilson led St. Mary's with five. Tonight they face Big Sandy and then Chinook Friday and Fort Benton Saturday. Previous week brought two wins and one loss. Power and Belt results noted.

Teton County High School Basketeers St. Mary’s Loomis Teton High Point Cohoe Teton’s Wilson Big Sandy Fort Benton

Ladies Industrial elects officers at church meeting

The annual election of officers for the Ladies Industrial was held at the Methodist church yesterday afternoon. Elected were President Mrs Cecil Huffman Vice President Mrs Lee Brown Secretary Mrs Ed Miller Treasurer Mrs W G Bloomdahl. Chairmen named to assist with bazaars and dinners include Mrs Phil S Cole Mrs L E Taylor and Mrs James Robison.

Ladies’ Industrial Methodist Church Cecil Huffman Lee Brown Ed. Miller W. G. Bloomdahl Phil S. Cole L. E. Taylor James Robison

Pioneer Woman of Burton Bench Dies After Paralytic Stroke

Mrs. David Davison longtime Burton bench farmer’s wife and Norways native died after a second paralytic stroke at Farmington home. Survived by husband Henry. sons David Ole Mons dead. daughters Mrs Ed Roberson Mrs Ed Ballerud Mrs John Frydenlund. Funeral at Norwegian Lutheran church Farmington postponed by blizzard.

David Davison Henry Davison Burton Bench Farmington Davison Norway Burton Beach Laerdal Logan Ole Kari Lysne United States Rice County Minnesota Northfield Montana Henry David Washington Tacoma Mons Ed. Roberson Ed. Ballerud State of Washington John Frydenlund Collins C. H. Connor

Guthrie Re-Elected for Two Years More by Quarterly Board

A. B. Guthrie was re-elected last Saturday night as principal of the Teton county free high school for two years, starting after the current term. J. G. Jackson became board president, with Frank Young as vice president and Anna E. Stafford continuing as secretary. Committees were named for finance, supplies, teachers, building and grounds, and athletics, reflecting the new organization per school law.

A. B. Guthrie Teton County Anna E. Stafford C. W. Burns Oscar Gaare H. W. Bateman W. Burns P. L. Otness Anna B. Stafford Frank Young P. J. Otness

Days of 749 Legion Show Promises Night of Laughs

A playful notice teases a February Legion event titled Days of 749. It promises humor and lighthearted chaos with local fans urged to attend February 22 and 23 to catch the show and its memorable lines.

Eddie Legion

Boys Show Promising Lamb Feeding On Irrigated Farms

County Agent Robert Clarkson reports two three month demonstrations at Fairfield ranches by Bill Cole and Howard Gaare show lamb feeding possible on irrigated land. Each boy started with 54 wether lambs at 12 cents a pound end price 10.5 cents, net gains varied 0.78 to 1.50 per head with hay and grain costs detailed and a market for hay and grain created locally. Clarkson foresees expansion of lamb feeding as a county industry with rising numbers annually.

Teton County Robert Clarkson Oscar Gaare Wheeler Cole Fairfield Gaare Howard Cole William P. I. Cole William Cole Clarkson Gaare Bay Howard Gaare Cole Boy Phil I Cole Teton

Browning Indians Rally For Narrow Win Over Fairfield

In a gritty clash Browning Indians edged Fairfield 36 to 35 after rebounding from a 16 44 loss in Fairfield. The Saturday rematch featured faster play and tighter defense with Browning seizing the final possession for the deciding score.

Browning Indians Fairfield Five Fairfield Browning Chateau Indians Gerard Lydem Eaveceeveereesee Kramer Lfeeccacouscanes Hanson Sspeerneesomrase Davis C. Sermeeosss Wangen Berg Weetovesscascomaee Jacenavaceere If Gerard Avaceerasoseven Powell

Legislature In Brief: Bills on bonds liens taxes and taxation

Plans to let cities guarantee payment of bonds for improvement districts may turn delinquent assessments into tax liens and permit sale of property. Montana joins Idaho in seeking a constitutional convention to tax all indebtedness. A bulk sales act amendment would include store fixtures and equipment. A bill would let county commissions lease county buildings for hospitals. A measure would allow redeeming state held bonds before maturity. A 10 day notice for matrimony proposals is proposed. Senate backs Dixon for interior secretary. bail insurance extension and parole repeal proposed.

Montana Idaho United States Logan Yellowstone County Leas County Holton Garfield County Jordan Ted Nelstead Carter County Committee On State Lands State Land Commissioners Elmer Johnson Valley County Senate Jos. M. Dixon

Turkeys to be shipped by Teton County association

The second shipment of turkeys for the season will be made on Tuesday and Wednesday next week. Birds load on the first day at Chateau and on the second at Power. A comparatively small shipment is expected, thought to be less than a carload.

Kennedy Former Chateau Citizen Dies in Bremerton

Telegram reports the death of Alexander Meldrum Kennedy near 81 in Bremerton Washington. He was born August 26 1847 in Ontario Canada and lived in Michigan Montana and Chateau before moving to the west coast with family. Survivors include two sons and a daughter with grandchildren. funeral date not yet announced.

Alexander Meldrum Kennedy Blanche M. Jacobson Charles Davis Teton County Bole Bremerton Wash Ontarion Canada United States Michigan McBain Misa Anna McBain Montana Chateau Upman West Coast Seattle Edmunds Oak Harbor Kennedy Jacobson Davis Washington Gillis Coupeville Island County Meldrum Ebert Nash San Francisco William

County Treasurer Reports December Cash Balance

The county treasurer's monthly financial statement shows a cash balance of 146 139.09 at month end with December receipts of 29 981.94 and disbursements of 46 652.57. Trust and agency funds total 130 827.01, bringing custody total to 276 966.10.

Rural School Supervisor Visit Planned for February

Miss Martha Birkeland the state rural school supervisor will visit Teton county for four days starting February 25. She will spend one day with the county high school's normal training department and hold teacher group meetings in Chateau, Dutton, and Bynum. County Superintendent Anna E. Stafford is coordinating details.

Martha Birkland Teton County

Catholic Services Mass Schedule Notices

Catholic services listed for next Sunday at Chateau at 9 o clock and at Bynum at 11 o'clock with Bible history and Christian doctrine classes to follow after the masses.

Chateau Bynum

1928 Banner Year Court House Records Show

Court records in Teton county show 1928 set marks with more births and fewer deaths than 1927 and 1926. Marriages surged over 50 percent while divorces and civil and criminal actions declined, and total filings rose to 5 125.

Teton County Chateau 19Th Judicial District Toole County

Chateau in Path of Season's Worst Blizzard

The region faced the season’s worst blizzard with heavy snow and blocked roads across the county. After a brief warmup, renewed snowfall and subzero temperatures disrupted travel on the Great Falls highway, with snow plows deployed by the highway commission. Mrs. Maurine Vanderhoof of Fairfield was admitted to Maynard hospital Tuesday night.

Mercury Great Falls Highway Commission Weather Bureau Court House Maurine Vanderhoof Fairfield Maynard Hospital

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Hodgskiss ELK Measure Ladies Industrial First National Bank Choteau TOTAL Turkey Alex Kennedy Bremerton, Wash Citizens State Bank
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