Final drive on to sell tickets for Chautauqua
Local Chautauqua Association pushes season-ticket sales for this year’s program opening tomorrow at the Legion pavilion. Miss Winona Rice, advance agent, urges support to meet Ellison-Watte contract of 1100 dollars. The six day lineup includes Six Cylinder Love and The Mollusc with daily lectures, concerts, and a children’s program from August 1 to 6.
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Chautauqua
Legion Pavilion
Eason
Ellison-Watte
Davies Qualen-Green
Six Cylinder
Elias Day Players
Barnyard Golfers Elimination Contest Set for Friday
Choteau will host an elimination golf contest to pick the community standard bearer for the all county horseshoe spitching event. Entrants from Chateau and nearby areas may enter if not from already served communities. The event, organized by Robert Clarkson, starts at 7 30 pm tomorrow with contestants meeting at The Acantha office before proceeding to the course.
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Spitching
Coss
Robert Clarkson
Chateau
Acantha
Staffing Set for Chateau Grade School Opens September 2
All but one staff positions named for Chateau Grade School with Miss Ida Seip and Miss Frances Guade among hires. A half time eighth grade teaching and music instruction vacancy to be filled this week. R N Axford principal. other teachers listed from Brookings Helena Kalispell and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Seip
Kansas
Frances, Guade
Kallapeli
Chateau
John W. Hall
R. N. Axford
Brookings
South Dakota
H. O. Vandewark
Harrison Craig
Hugh Wypper
Frances Grinde
Kalispell
Atiay Ruby A. Miller
Helena
Winifred Plummer
Dutton
Methodist Church Notes A Community Church
Sunday morning services will be led by Mrs C F Lutz from Long Prairie Minnesota. She has pastored Methodist and Presbyterian churches in Minnesota. Evening service Thursday at Farmington 8:00. No By num Sunday afternoon services. Epworth League 6 30, morning worship 10 30, Sunday school 11 30.
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C. F. Lutz
Long Prairie
Minnesota
Chautauqua Season Ticket Brings Big Pleasure Returns
A Chautauqua season ticket yields notable dividends in enjoyment for attendees.
Son of former resident killed by Great Falls motorist
Two boys, Robbert Rutledge six and George eight, were struck by a car driven by Kathleen O Leary on Ninth Street South near First Avenue South. Robbert died at Columbus Hospital shortly after, while George suffered a skull fracture and serious injuries. The accident occurred near the boys home. the family of J F Rutledge includes ten children and the mother died in 1923.
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Great Falls
Rutledge
J. F. Rutledge
Ninth ‘Street South
George
Kathleen O'Leary
First Avenue South
Ninth Street
Columbus Hospital
O'Leary
O’leary
First Avenue
Power
City
Illinois exresidents picnic in Chateau at noon Aug 3
Former Illinois residents now in Teton county plan a Great Northern Park picnic next Sunday at noon August 3. A new Illinois Association will be formed with officers and committees to be elected, and the event will precede the Chau tauqua program. Harry Price and Walter Dauwalder promote the gathering.
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Great Northern Park
Chateau
Illinois
Teton County
Iinois
Harry Price
Walter Dauwalder
Bole
Acantha Want Ads Promise Low Cost Results
Acantha Want Ads promises affordable results with low cost advertising options for readers seeking value. The notice emphasizes economical options and quick exposure to audiences across the publication.
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Acantha
Garage Proprietor Seeks Court Restraint Against Rival
Mrs. Julia Larsen proprietor of the Chateau Garage filed a suit through attorney J Speer of Great Falls seeking an injunction and damages to restrain L E Taylor from using gasoline pumps in front of his shop. Larsen claims the pumps interfere with her business by blocking access to her pump. Taylor had not been served and said he believes the action lacks ground and asserts his pumps operate legally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Larsen
Chateau
Speer
Great Falls
L. E. Taylor
Camp Fire Permit Required in Sun River Canyon August
Supervisor Myrick of the Lewis and Clark National Forest announces a total camp fire ban in the North Fork Sun River watershed from August 1 to 31. Permits are available at various offices and stations along Ear Mountain, Sun River canyon, Willow Creek Station, and Benchmark. Violations will be prosecuted in federal court with fines and possible jail sentences.
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Myrick
Lewis and Clark “National Forest
North Fork
Sun River
Lewis and Clark Forest
Ear Mountain
Chateau
Wrong Creek
Forest Service
Choteau
Mont
Sons and Daughters of Old Timers Picnic Supper Dance
The Sons and Daughters of Teton's Oldest Settlers announce a picnic supper and dance at the Legion pavilion in Great Northern Park Chateau on Saturday August 16. Members should arrive promptly at seven o'clock.
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Teton
Legion
Great Northern Park
Chateau
Eighth grade commencement draws crowd at Chateau High
A large crowd of parents and friends attended the eighth grade commencement in Chateau High School auditorium. Carl A. Jassen delivered the address as more than 100 diplomas were awarded and a musical program enhanced the evening. Eighteen top students were honored with standings led by Muriel Blake 89.4 and Ivan Riggs 88.1 with fifteen others listed through 83.4.
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Chateau
Carl A. Jassen
Muriel Blake
Ivan Riggs
Bernice Tempel
Thora Kregneses
Paul Walker
Blanche Bennetson
Jimmie Lemmon
Maurice Johnsson
Ada Lathrop
Emereon Cunningham
Helen Standdah
Bernard Otness
Eva Thompson
Velma Newman
Wayne Wood
Gertrude Johnson
Wm. Olson
Arthur Dahman
High School Staff Near Complete With Two Vacancies
County Superintendent Edythe Saylor says the local high school will hire English and French teachers this week after accepting Kent Midget to teach mathematics. Mr Midget will oversee the boys dormitory in Chateau while Professor Williamson interviews remaining applicants in Chicago for the two vacancies.
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Kent Midget
Helena
Williamson
Chicago
Edythe Saylor
Midget
Chateau
Saylor
Teton Crop Outlook Shows Fair Despite Dry Weather
Teton county observers report crop prospects remain fair though heat and drought cut estimates by ten to twenty percent. Stubble grain is largely burned or cut for hay with grainfields near Dutton more affected. Some spring grain on simmer land is in good shape and may yield well. binders already in use as August harvest approaches. Labor shortages push daily wages from 2.50 to 3.50 with board.
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Teton County
Fast
Dutton
Simmer
Eight contestants named in Montana Queen Contest
Nominations closed with two additions Miss Mary Elizabeth Forrest and Miss Phyllis Pridham, bringing eight contenders. Ballots may be clipped from papers or signed and mailed to The Acantha. one week per voter, ballots count for 100 votes, judges will open boxes after August 9 to declare Teton's Princess.
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Mary Elizabeth Forrest
Phyllis Pridham
Acantha
Cas
Teton
Helena
Alva Larson
Choteau
Dorothy Longimauir
May Groot
Farmington
Mary Cunningham
Irene Cleary
Ella Denver
Filing totals rise to 27 for county offices in bids
The county sees 27 candidates filing by five o’clock Saturday, with four Republicans and two Democrats chasing the sheriff post. Republicans field three for county attorney and two for state representative, while Democrats have one candidate for the same house seat. Other offices show mixed party competition and several unopposed names noted among the given roster.
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Edythe Saytor
Blanche M. Jacobson
Obert ‘Peterson
Packer Enters County Attorney Race Amid Fray of Nominations
Bert I. Packer, Chateau attorney and World War veteran, files for the Republican county attorney nomination. The field widens with Teton candidates including T. A. Meagher seeking state representative for the Democratic party and Carl Hanson running Republican for representative. Also joining the races are Otto Waynild for county treasurer Democrat and H G Ward Republican sheriff contender along with additional contests for clerk assessor and commissioner in Montana's Teton County.
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Tives
John B. Bobling
Dutton
Carl Hanton
Farmington
Wm. D. Reiquam
Choteau
Charles W. .Wymer
H. G. Ward
Archie Murchie
Jesse L. Gleason
M. G. Carver
W. W. Peterson
Berit J. Packer
Bert I. Packer
Chateau
Cclerk
Packer
University of Minnesota
Montana
Rapelje
North Dakota
Phil I. Cole
Cole and Packer
Chateau Post No
Meagher
Teton County
Chotesa Commercial Club
Carl Hanson
John B. Bohling
Otto Waynild
Fairfield
Waegnild
Montana Elevator Co
Fairfield Elevator
Highway Garage
Burwell O. Price
Bose
James Collins
Bynum
Levert Sose
Henry F. Kropp
Brady
Algon Udin
Fairfield Stockman
Farmer
Mrs Morgan Hosts Guests From Dutton and Minnesota
Mrs J C Morgan entertained on Tuesday for Mrs Thomas Lowe of Dutton and her daughters Mrs J B Paman s of Dutton and Mrs T McGuire of Northfield Minnesota. Be sides the hostess and guests of honor there were present Mrs W H Gorham Mrs K B Cohoe Mrs J C Taylor Mrs R E Nelson Mrs Bert I Packer and Mrs E J Crary.
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J. C. Morgan
Thomas Lowe
Dutton
J. Bpamans
T. McGuire
Northfield
Minnesota
W. H. Gorham
K. B. Cohoe
J. C. Taylor
R. E. Nelson
Bert I. Packer
E. J. Crary
Royal Theatre to Stay Closed During Chautauqua
The Royal Theatre will remain closed during the Chautauqua event from August 1 through August 6, inclusive.
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Royal Theatre
2279 Electors Teton Primary Names Listed in Official Register
The official register in the Teton County Clerk's office shows about 500 electors on the list for the Teton primary. Precinct totals include Chateau 302, Dutton 290, Fairfield 267, Choteau 1 264, and other precincts with counts ranging from 39 to 178.
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Teton County
M. G. Carver
Secretary of State
Chateau
Dutton
Fairfield
Choteau Precinct
Choteau
Stafford
Role
Dry Forks
Power
Collins
Spring Valley
Belleview
Pendroy
Raymond
Bynum
Agawam
Farmington
Diamond Valley
Season's first forest fire quickly extinguished near Willow Creek
Forest officers halted the season's first fire on Sugar Loaf Mountain twenty two miles west of Willow Creek Ranger Station. Lookout spotted the blaze Monday morning and a seven man crew reached the scene fast. About an acre burned before crews contained it with embers watched overnight. Sugar Loaf forest district holds some of the Rockies finest timber, and no prior serious fire has occurred there.
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Lewis and Clark ‘Forest
Sugar Loaf
Willow Creek
Rush
Rockies
Chautauqua Advance Agent To Remain As Director
Miss Winona Rice, advance agent for the circuit, will stay through Chautauqua week as director replacing Mr Shepherd who could not make connections. Riced has been in Château since Monday working with local committees and has earned strong support for her cooperation with Chaautauqua company interests.
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The
Acantha
Ellison-White
Chateau
Winona Rice
Chautauqua
Shepherd
Miss Rice
Chautauqua Company
Local traveler reports Glenloyd Hotel owner’s Montana trip
C L Streeter of the Glenloyd Hotel drove to Many Glaciers on Monday and returned to Choteau Tuesday evening, describing a brisk local journey through Glacier region.
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C. L. Streeter
Glenloyd Hotel
Choteau
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Vernon Symphonic Quintet
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Frank Ll. Cowan
Bagdasar K. Baghdigian
Armenia
Clark-Brown Players
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Methodist Church
Robert B. Culbertson
Sun River Canyon
Eghteen
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