Jinx'still Follows the Chateau Battle season game recap
Handicapped all year with injuries the Chateau team fights through a battered lineup in a Sunday road trip. Otness and Dale suffer setbacks while regulars leave with injuries and two blind Toms contribute. The club vows fan support as they face the Great Falls Black Eagles on Sunday at 2 30 p.m. A box score from Oilmont shows a tough day at the plate and multiple injuries in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Gang
Dale
Care
Otness
Conrad
Old
Lars
Core
Jinx
Black Eagles
Black Eagle
Great Falls
Oilmont
Larson Profiles and Politician Traits Highlighted
The piece reviews T. O. Larson and Senator Larson with notes on committee service and anti-discrimination laws he backed. It cites his stance against wasteful measures, cites laws on fair competition and foreclosure redemption, and quotes Lewistown Democrat-News praising his sheep business and long state Senate tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. M. Dixon
Larson
Senate
Lewistown
Democrat-News
Tom Stout
Tom Larson
Tom
Helena
Chouteau Sheriff Candidate Jesse W. Davis Nominates
Jesse W. Davis, former Teton undersheriff and brother of the late Chas. H. Davis, filed Tuesday for the Republican nomination for sheriff. Davis, 55, came to the county 35 years ago from Kansas and served as deputy sheriff 1901 1903 under George Taylor, appointed again in 1905 by Sheriff Kenneth McKenzie, resigned after two years. He has ties to Washington state and large sheep ranch interests with Senator T. O. Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse W. Davis
Teton County
Chas. H. Davis
Davis
Kansas
George Taylor
Kenneth McKenzie
H. T. Rhodes
Chateau
Everett
Washington
Mr. Davis
Whidby Island
Puget Sound
Seattle
Teton
County
T. O. Larson
Congress to Attend Falls Celebration of 1805 Expedition
The House adopted Leavitt's resolution for three senators and three representatives to attend the 125th anniversary observance of the Lewis and Clark expedition celebration at Great Falls Missouri in 1805. Representative Lavitt predicted Senate action soon. The event marks the 4th of July commemorations tied to Lewis and Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lewis and Clerk
Great Falls
House
Leavitt
Scott E Lavitt
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
The
Missouri
Miss Nan Cole Honored by Montana State College
Fairfield native Miss Nan Cole daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Cole of Fairfield and member of the 1928 class of Teton county high school was pledged to the Montana State College Women's Athletic Club. She ranked among the nine sophomores chosen and had strong basketball and hockey credentials including team captaincy and a varsity letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Times
Nan Cole
W. W. Cole
Fairfield
Teton County High School
Atheltic Club
Montana State College
Nan
A H McGinnis Appointed Chateau Marshal
At the regular city council meeting Monday night Mayor George M. Coffey appointed A H McGinnis city marshal for the Chateau. The action follows council discussions on law enforcement and public safety duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. McGinnis
Chateau Marshal
George M. Coffey
Resignation of City Clerk J. T. Moore Ends Era
John Hall resigned as city engineer and water superintendent. Marshall Moore, veteran of World War I, succeeds as city clerk and gas inspector and remains commander of Chateau Post No. 6, American Legion. Moore had led Chateau Post since 1922 and earlier worked as head mechanic at L. E. Taylor garage before city service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobar T. Moore
Tretan
Chateau
L. E. Taylor
American Legion
Moore
John Hall
Forest Guard Training School Planned Near Augusta
Arrangements completed for a forest guard training school at Willow Creek ranger's station 18 miles west of Augusta on July 17 18 and 19. W E Lockhart supervisor of the Lewis and Clark forest leads with Rangers B P Martin and L G Howard assisting. Twelve guards and temporary duty men have enrolled. this marks the third year of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
Augusta
W. E. Lockhart
Lewis and Clark Forest
B. P. Martin
L G. Howard
Local residents make weekend trips to Great Falls
Farmington residents A G Arensmeyer and Ben Chalmers drove to Great Falls on Saturday and returned the same day. Mrs Auspach and children of Browning visited at the J W Kerr ranch. Wm Morgan and family and J R Perry and family went to Great Falls on Friday. Rev and Mrs Harry T Stong of Dutton spent last Friday at the F W Smith home. Mr and Mrs J B Connor drove to Great Falls on Sunday.
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A. G. Arensmeyer
Ben Chalmers
Great Falls
Otiiene setarasd Bat rd incident report
A fragmented OCR item references a location on Bat Road and indicates a person named Otiiene involved in an event. The readable text is incomplete but suggests a preexisting situation requiring clarification. No dates or formal entities are discernible in the fragment.
Married Women Victors In Golf Tourney Here
The first ladies golf tournament of the season on the Chateau course ended with the married women winning nine to one. Most matches were decided early though three went to twelve holes and one required a 13th hole win. The cited results include Mrs T O Larson over Marguerite Vaughn 6 4 and Mrs Geo Coffey over Ruth Bryson 3 2 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
T. O. Larson
Marguerite Vaughn
Geo. Coffey
Ruth Bryson
Shirley Wallace
Ethel Morgan
F. C. Barribal
Edna Beaupre
Patsy Pridham
G. C. Core
E. J. Crary
Mary Core
H. W. Bateman
Ann Eckford
Jas. Ec
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Anderson
Taylor
Midgett
Evenson
Strick
South Paw
Stockett Seals
Diny Moore
Motil
Dinty
Schwanke
McDonald
Brewer
Seals
Hodgskiss
Pete Kellson
Ascrtnaatene
Wenenssemens Edwards
Eek Breton
Eeetepeeenne Moore
Esayotee
Eenwencorossense
Eeareenees
Nerval
Bacon
Eeweeneeeneces
C.p
Bozik
Eeceeesee
Joe
Hammier
Slimberger
Araene
Pancich
Chateau— A.B Co
Cardell
Alquist
Olness
Ss. Core
Edwards
If. Macegeido
N.eenceesevee
Empson
Sunkist
Hood River
Hirshberg’s
Vanweesosscancae
Saneee
Sewen Saseeoneae
Mdeevecatteroezer
Jess W. Davis
Weebbed
Geo. Taylor
State College
Forest Guard
Farmington
Teton Drug CO
International Harvester
McCormick-Deering
Ing
Power-Morgan CO
Florsheim Shoe
Florsheim
Cian
Hannan
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