Leavitt Praises Bynum Irrigation Project Visit
Congressmen Scott Leavitt visited the Chateau Lions Club in Teton county and inspected the Bynum irrigation project. He expressed favorable impressions and noted developments he wished could be part of broader government efforts, emphasizing colonization parallels and ongoing interest in irrigation enterprises in his district.
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Bynum
Scott Leavitt
Chateau Lions Club
Teton County
Leavitt
House Committee On Reclamation
Jinx Dogs Steps Of Fairfield Family Injuries
Mrs Fagan and a young son from the Ray M Armour ranch near Fairfield were injured in separate mishaps on the same day. She broke her arm when a calf pulled a rope, while the son sustained a concussion after a horse fell on him.
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Jinx Dogs Steps
Fairfield Family
Boy Awakes After Hours at Chateau Hospital
A boy was brought to the Chateau hospital and remained unconscious for many hours before regaining consciousness. He returned home Monday evening.
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Chateau
Ed Mowery Dies in Missouri River Suicide at Great Falls
Ed Mowery 38 known in Dupuyer and Sidney Mowery's brother ends his life by jumping from the First Avenue North bridge into the Missouri River at Great Falls about six on a Thursday evening. The body was recovered but resuscitation failed. Sidney Mowery sought an inquest but later agreed with officials that none was needed and prepared the body for shipment to Wisconsin for burial.
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Ed. Mowery
Sidney Mowery
Dupuyer
First Avenue North
Missouri River
Great Falls
Idaho
Mowery
Ed Mowery
Choteau
Wisconsin
Haystack Damaged by Fire at Cole Ranch Fairfield
Fire on the Cole Brothers ranch west of Fairfield destroyed about 30 tons of hay in a 30 foot high stack. The blaze, blamed on friction between a rope and overhead stacker, burned early last week. The stacker and other gear were saved and three men atop the stack escaped to safety.
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Cole Brothers
Fairfield
Fairfield Times
Twenty youths travel to Epworth League camp in Neihart
Twenty young residents from Farmington and Chateau depart by auto for a week at the Epworth League summer camp directed by Rev. Robert B. Culbertson. Delegation list includes Vera Seekins, Helen Seekins, Marian Butchart, Agnes Nasser, Opal Moore and others.
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Farmington
Chateau
Neihart
Epworth League
Robert B. Culbertson
M. E. Church
Vera
Helen
Jean
Olive Seekins
Winnie Slanger
Grace Davidson
Gunhild Lindseth
Margie Gamble
Margaret Otness
Marian Butchart
Agnes
Lilja Nasser
Betty Webb
Elsie Hirshberg
Opal Moore
Reina
Marga
Ret Rienks
Burton Wells
Frank Gordon
William Olson
D. G. Seeking
Phil S. Cole
W. B. Butchart
Mr. Culbertson
Culbertson
Nethart District
Robinson Schielder Show Heads to Choteau Next Wednesday
The Robinson Schielder combined shows visit Choteau on July 27 for one evening under a big tent on Main Avenue north of Power-Morgan. A free band concert precedes the performance with clowns, wild animals, ponies, trained seals, and trapeze acts. The group travels in 14 trucks with its own lighting and boarding facilities.
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Robinson-Schielder
Choteau
Power-Morgan
Main Avenue
Chateau
Longitude and latitude lengths vary with latitude
Pathfinder Magazine explains how a degree of latitude changes from 68.70 miles at the equator to 60.40 miles at the poles. It notes longitude also varies from 69.65 miles at the equator to 54.48 miles per degree at four degrees north or south.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Weekend Visitor Brings Tales From Great Falls
Mrs Fitzgerald's weekend visit to Great Falls includes Annie Alzheimer calling on Mrs Dean Waterman. Mrs Waterman returns home with stories of Canada and a Native name meaning picker of flowers. Collins Sunday school invites all to sing and study. Miss Daisy Tomsha aided with singing. The Baquet family shared dinner with Coghill. Mr McClinnican visited Chateau. Mrs Waterman awaits a visit from Lilias Ferris of Aberdeen and Theoda Ferris of Whitefish.
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Fitzgerald
Great Falls
Annie Alzheimer
Dean Waterman
Canada
Helen
Teton
Collings
Daisy Tomsha
Collins
Baquet
Coghill
McClinnican
Chateau
Graves Anniversary Noted With Garden Flowers
Mr. and Mrs. Graves marked their July anniversary as relatives and friends gathered from Chateau. Mrs. Obert Peterson and family delivered garden flowers from Mrs. Gay Franklin to beautify the event. Rev. I. F. Waterman praised the ceremony and profuse congratulations followed. Mrs. Dean Waterman and her son visited Glacier Park recently. Mrs. N. F. Waterman signs the note.
Editorials Question the Partisan Bias in Leader Choice
The writer urges neutrality in selecting a candidate, arguing voters are educated to pick the best leader. They advocate evaluating a candidate by record and principles, not religion, and dismiss the notion of a third term as partisan fear. The question is whether Coolidge or Al Smith represents the safest choice.
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Partizan
Samuel
al Smith
Mr. Coolidge
Woman Seeks Final Proof on Montana Homestead
Agnes L. Chamberlain formerly Dailey of Great Falls Montana filed to prove up her homestead on sections 31 and 32 in township 25 north range 7 west. The hearing before the U S Land Office will be August 30 1927 with witnesses Emil Durr A D McGillis Earl Delabaugh and H G McKinley.
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Department of the ‘Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Agnes L. Chamberlain
Dailey
5Th Ave
Newlex
NWSW
Township
Range
Meridian
Register
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Haskell Indian
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Ned Woodman
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Bynum Project
Nan
Hevrolet
Falls
Cole Ranch
Neihart League
Theresa Chevrolet
Chevrolet
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Bt Castel Bins
J. Reynolds
Tobecutien-Selem
N. F. Waterman
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