Sugar Beet Test Praised by Utah Idaho Sugar Man Visit
Sugar beet test plots in Teton county receive high praise from official C A Barlow of the Utah Idaho Sugar Co after a tour with County Agent Robert Clarkson. He outlines cultivation steps including thinning, weeding, and topping, and plans a two week return to demonstrate hoeing and best practices.
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A. Barlow
U‘tah-Idaho Sugar Company
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Barlow
T Barlow
Judge Greene to Address Teton Eighth Grade Commencement
Judge John J. Green will address Teton county eighth grade graduates at the annual commencement exercises. Mrs. Edythe Saylor, superintendent of schools, announced the talks and the date will be set later likely the week after July 4.
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John J. Green
Teton County
Edythe - Saylor
Lightning Kills Farmer as Two Horses Die in Storm
John Dunbar a 35 year old farmer living half a mile east of Power was instantly killed by a lightning bolt during a storm that drenched Teton county. His two horses were found entangled in the harness and also died. The body was taken to Chateau then Great Falls for burial. he was unmarried with a sister in Great Falls and a cousin in Little Chicago.
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John’ Dunbar
Teton County
Dunbar
Chateau
Billings
Connor
Great Falls
Little Chicago
Milwaukee Adds Saturday Train Service on Milwuakee Route
Milwaukee approves four weekly trains on the Great Falls Agawam branch in response to merchant petitions. Superintendent H R Wahoske authorized Saturday service, with the first Saturday run reaching Choteau and intermediate points. New schedule places Choteau on Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday trains.
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Great Falls-Agawam
Milwaukee
H. R. Wahoske
Choteau
Lad Kicked by Horse Recovering at City Hospital
Julian Stenson age 13 is at the City hospital recovering from injuries after a horse kicked him in the face at the Percy Hodgskiss ranch west of Choteau Sunday afternoon. He was brought to Choteau by J I Burch. Doctors report he is resting easily and should suffer no permanent injury besides a bad scar.
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Julian Stenson
Percy Hodgskiss
Woman's Club Meeting at Glen Willow Next Tuesday
Notice invites Woman's Club members to a meeting at Glen Willow next Tuesday afternoon June 16. Members should call secretary Mrs. John T. Moore to arrange transportation as cars will leave promptly at 2 30 p m.
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Woman’s Club
Glen Willow
John T. Moore
Errors Lose First County League Game for Choteau
Choteau dropped the county league opener to Bynum 9 to 6 at By num last Sunday as Forrest's aggregation scored nine runs. Choteau had 11 hits to Bynum's six but featured fielding errors, while Manager Core remains confident with practice. Next Sunday Dutton visits Chateau, Bynum goes to Power, games at the old fairgrounds east of Spring Creek with 25 cent admission and 3 PM start.
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Choteau
Bynum
Forrest
Eddie Core
North County
Core
Dutton
Chateau
Spring Creek
Chateau Rooters
Bynum Irrigation District Eyes 1 Million Bond Purchase
The Payne Webber Co begins formal steps to buy a one million dollar Bynum District bond issue. A June 26 meeting of the Board of Commissioners will determine irrigable tracts and hear owner objections before bond authorization and court confirmation.
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Payne-Webber CO
Board of Commissioners
Bynum Irrigation District
Acantha
Chicago
Boston
New York
United States
Bynum
Phil I. Cole
Chateau
Sterling M. Wood
Billings
Montana
Wood & Oakley
Payne-Webber’’'Co
Cole
Wood
Bynum Irrigation
Mr. Wood
Payne-Webber
Bord
West
W. D. Jones
Ed. Noble
W. L. Johns
Henry Wuest
T. E. Caufield
Power-Dutton Game Ends In Forfeit After Errors
In Dutton, Power defeats Dutton 15 to 4 as the home team forfeits after repeated muffed plays and costly errors. Pitching: Evenson 3 innings, Otness 5, Viegen 5, Shields 4. Hits and walks recorded. Umpire Young. Official scorer Clinton Core Jr.
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Power-Dutton
Dutton Lads
Episcopal Church Services at St Stephen’s Cha teau
Announcement from Rev. Lee H. Young rector in charge of St Stephen’s Episcopal church Cha teau outlines services for June 14 first Sunday after Trinity Holy Communion at 8 00 A M second celebration and sermon at 11 00 A M evening prayer at 7 30 P M All are welcome.
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St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Chateau
Lee H. Young
Stephenson Realty Co Faces Foreclosure Action in Teton County
Stephenson Realty Co filed a civil action with Clerk B M Jacobson seeking foreclosure on mortgages covering 5700 acres in Teton county. About 7500 in debt includes a $6900 tax bill. Defendants include Strassburger Farm Land Co and numerous individuals and firms. Fletcher Maddox and I W Church of Great Falls represent the plaintiff.
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Stephenson Realty Co
B. M. Jacobson
Teton County
Strassburger Farm Land Co
Fletcher Maddox
I. W. Church of
Buzz Saw Nearly Costs Rancher His Fingers
A. H. McGinnis, a Claude area rancher north of Chateau, left City Hospital after several days recovering from a circular saw accident. He badly cut two fingers and a thumb while cutting wood at his ranch late last week. Although his hand remains injured and he will be laid up, he did not lose any digits.
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A. H. McGinnis
Claude
Chateau
City Hospital
Big Crop Outlook In Dutton Ranch Area
Dutton rancher Goodwin Odden reports a strong 1925 crop potential in eastern Teton county. Recent rains have fields in good condition and additional showers could finalize the favorable outlook. Early seeding on summer fallowed land is well advanced. pests are minimal with no grasshoppers or wire worms noted.
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Teton County
Goodwin Odden
Dutton
Chateau
Great Falls Salesman Mar ried in Choteau
Hilbert E. Huber 24 and Alice Wosinek 19, both of Great Falls, received a marriage license from Clerk B. M. Jacobson yesterday and wed in Mrs Jacobson's office with J. E. DeHaas officiating. The couple will reside in Great Falls where Huber is an agent for No Equal Silk Co.
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B. M. Jacobson
Hilbert E. Huber
Alice Wosinek
Great Falls
State Game Warden Praises Chateau Rod and Gun Club
State Game Warden Robert A. Hill praised the Chateau Rod and Gun Club for its two week drive against predatory birds and animals and the preservation of fish and game. The Beaupre Hotel dinner drew about fifty guests including Deputy Jack Carney and Federal Warden Mushback. E. H. Myrick noted elk numbers in Lewis and Clark Forest and urged feeding grounds while protecting cattlemen. A new fish screen was authorized to save irrigation fish and tested near Chateau, with plans to expand if successful.
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Chateau Rod and Gun Club
Robert A. Hill
Beaupre Hotel
State Game
Jack Carney
Mushback
Billings
Mrrick Alson
Sheen
Teen Creek
Warden Hill
Carney
Hill
Jackways
J. E. Erickson
State Game Department
Chateau
Ise
Jim Gray Dies After Long Illness
Jim Gray aged sixty and long time resident of this section died yesterday at Chateau hospital after a lingering illness. He was brought from the mountains and will be buried in Teton canyon near his four sons. He is survived by his sister Mrs. Wm Black of Choteau.
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Jim Gray
Chateau Hospital
Teton Canyon
Mr. Gray
Wm. Black
Choteau
Scout Movement Gains Strength at Local Meeting
A Choteau dinner gathering united 35 local businessmen with 12 Great Falls guests to promote Boy Scout expansion. Leaders from Great Falls outlined community benefits, with Scouts Moriarity Kilroy Henderson and Wentworth demonstrating signaling codes. Local officials pledged support and coordination with Great Falls groups.
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Choteau
Beaupre
Great Falls
Chateau
R. B. Culbertson
M. L. Crouch
E. G. Maclay
Moriarity
Max Kilroy
Henderson and
Wentworth
Geo. M. Coffey, Jr
Edgar G. Maclay
J. W. Sherwood
Ted Moriarity
Henderson
Lyman E. Jones
Culbertson
Coffey
J. H. Reid
A. B. Searle
G. T. Boyd
L. E. Jones
Daniel Wentworth
L. F. Nichols
E. 8. Epley
A. S. Chichester
A. P. Whittemore
M. L.crouch
Kilroy
Business Visitor Ernest McCullough in Choteau
Ernest McCullough of Power visited Choteau yesterday on a business trip, meeting local contacts and touring facilities.
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Ernest McCullough
Power
Choteau
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Teton
John
Woman's Club
AES
Calhoun
J. Lackey
Shields
Rf. Noble
Clarkson
Evenson
Cardell
S.s
McGregor
Otness
Jeddrerentqes
Snyder
Nelson
Crary
Chesecccescessccess
L. Mozer
Mozer
Dventerettdees
Noble
First National Bank
Buzz
Dutton Rancher
State Game Warden
Rod & Gun Club
John J. Greene
J. C. Morgan
Arthur Hirshberg
W. A. Emerick
T. O. Larson
K. B. Cohoe
Citizens State Bank
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