Rabies Scare Triggers Choteau Vaccination Order
Choteau city council and health department ordered widespread dog vaccination after rabies linked to a Great Falls outbreak killed a girl. Dogs must be vaccinated and kept tied from June 16 to August 16 with authority to kill roaming animals. Dr. Fisher will vaccinate at 50 cents a dog on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Health Department
Great Falls
Coffee
Helena
B. O. Fisher
State Department
Fisher
John W.hall
Lmits
Coffey
E. B. Maynard
Chateau
Meetings to Fight Canadian Thistle in Fairfield Area
County Agent Robert Clarkson schedules meetings to aid farmers in controlling Canadian thistle. On June 22 at East Fairfield school and June 24 at Fairfield Central School a control plan will be adopted and methods discussed. Committees: East Fairfield C Berkland Martin Johnson Herman Olson. Central Fairfield Sam Ness Martin Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Territory
Robert Clarkson
East Fairfield School
Central School
Fairfield
East Fairfield
C. Berkland
Martin Johnson
Herman Olson
Sam Ness
Martin Olson
Trout Fry Planting Boosts Teton County Streams
Chateau Rod and Gun Club members plan to plant 90 000 trout fry in Te ton county streams this week. So far 60 000 Rainbow fry from Great Falls hatchery have been released in Willow Creek Deep Creek and Sun River with 30 000 more due by week end. Native trout expected in weeks ahead as sportsmen aim to reach 100 000 to 200 000 Rainbow and native trout planted in local streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Rod & Gun Club
Teton County
E. H. Myrick
Great Falls
Willow Creek
Teton
Deep Creek
Sun River
County Picnic Dates Set in Teton County for July 1925
County Agent Robert R Clarkson announces a series of community picnics in Teton County from July 8 to July 19. Each town lists its committee members and dates with events featuring horseshoe pitching contests baseball games volleyball and dodge ball, plus a tax talk by the county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Robert R. Clarkson
Lowry
Alfred Crawshaw
John Lane
Carl Roberts
Hiatt
Spring Valley
Vincent Vance
R. A. Heckman
E. Cady
Fairfield
Martin Johnson
Sam Ness
C. G. McDermott
Agawam
H. H. Wuest
N. L. Pearson
W. W. Simons
Pendrey
J.R. Jones
Jack Campbell
Joe Rose
Beck
Jacob Beck
Dave Scarrow
Chris Hagness
Bose
B. O. Price
James Thorn
C. F. Carlson
Collins
Chas
W. L.stockton
Montana Farm Bureau
Wet June recalls old times in Teton county
A wet June in Teton county brings 3.25 inches by June 16 and 1.7 inches from June 7 to 18. Crops are in excellent shape, early sowing on summer fallow is advancing, and farmers compare prospects favorably to 1916 when the county harvested record crops of small grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Montana Wheat Sets 65 Cent Premium in Minneapolis
A carload of Dutton Montana high protein wheat, graded No. 3 dark northern spring and weighing 56 1/2 pounds per bushel, sold in Minneapolis for 65 cents a bushel above the July option. The St Paul Dispatch calls it a world record for protein content and cites calls for reform in grain grading and fair farmer returns. The story notes eastern millers buy such wheat to improve flour quality and that premiums often do not reach the farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Dutton
Teton County
Minneapolis
St. Paul Dispatch
St. Paul
Dispatch
United States
Garet
Garrett
St‘beling
Northwest
Alvin C. Hull
Collins
Hull
North Dakota Mills
Great Falls
J. L. Humphrey
A. F. Rohleder
St. Paul, Minn
Treasurer Collects About 83 Percent of 1924 Tax Total
Teton county has collected approximately 83 and one third percent of its 1924 tax total, per a statement by County Clerk W. H. Webb. Of $358,377.51 charged, $298,978.00 was collected by the final date allowed for the second 1924 payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
W. H. Webb
Ton County
Lay
Eighth grade exam papers praised by county official
County Superintendent Edythe Saylor reports eighth grade papers across the county show strong performance with six top scorers led by Hazel Giese of Power and Astrid Johnson of Power. Other top pupils include John Peterson of Chateau, George Shein of Power, Cedric Maurer of District 6 and Edwin Erickson of District 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Saylor
Power
Astrid Johnson
Hazel Giese
John Peterson
Chateau
George Shein
Cedric Maurer
Dutton
Edwin Erickson
Bynum
Saylor
Attorney David J. Ryan Visits Cho teau on Business
Great Falls attorney David J. Ryan traveled to Cho teau as a business visitor last Friday to meet clients and discuss legal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Ryan
Great Falls
Choteau
Beets Show Strong Growth On Cole Test Near Fairfield
Sugar beets on a 15 acre Cole Brothers test near Fairfield show six inch tops and swelling roots. Phil I Cole reports the sample reflects average field growth as an Idaho grower teams with Cole Brothers to conduct the trial with land implements horses and water provided gratis. This is the largest of about twenty tests in Teton county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Brothers
Fairfield
Phil I. Cole
Chateau
Mr. Cole
Cole Bros
Idaho
Teton County
Foreclosure and Suit Actions Filed in Clerk’s Office
Civil actions filed this week include Capital National Bank of St. Paul against Peter Halseth et al for foreclosure of mortgage and against George T. Stine et al for foreclosure. Keyless Lock Co. sue Wm Hodgs kiss on a note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche M. Jacobson
Capital National Bank of St. Paul
Peter Halseth
George T. Stine
Keyless Lock Co
Wm. Hodgskiss
Most Decorated Montana Soldier Visits Choteau
Helena's famed war hero Robert Simpson, long a corporal in the 16th Infantry and patient at Fort Harrison, toured Choteau visiting Capt. James Smith. Simpson, eight times cited for gallantry, holds the Belgian War Cross Croix du Guerre D S C and Victory Medal plus a D. S. C. He may testify before Congress for official recognition of his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Simpson
16Th Infantry
Government Hospital
Fort Harrison
Helena
Montana
Choteau
Co. James Smith
Simpson
France
National Congress
Washington
Capt. Smith
Chateau
Wyoming
Rain Delays Choteau Dutton Game In Teton League
Rain and muddy roads force postponement of the Dutton versus Choteau Sunday game at Choteau. Choteau plays Dutton next Sunday while Power defeats Bynum 12 to 1. uniforms issued to Choteau players replacing zinc plant gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Teton County Baseball League
Dutton
Eastenders
Core
Nine
Power
Bynum
Chateau Players
Muansger
Siddie’ Core
Kaufman Clothing Co
Great Falls
Zinc Plant
A. C. M. Smelter
North Enders
J. Dirkes
Seemneerenesenne Long
Bolland Bae Schwanke
Young
G. Dirkes
Halcro
Peeerrrererrery
Headington
Rf Bauman
Seeeeasteesseeseee
Eee
Bynum— Callahan
Cease
Seeneeseresan
Ij. Lackey
R. Lackey
Cerrerrrery Noble
Eae
Eeerecevers
Aneneces Shields
Cf Folding
Aawen Tone Forrest
Seeeeneces Humble
Choteau to Cut Business Phone Rates under PSC Plan
The Montana Public Service Commission approves a schedule lowering Choteau and 15 other towns business phone rates by 50 cents per month per line. Thirty some cities statewide will see a 50 cent monthly increase. The plan, under review over a year, aims to equalize Montana charges amid Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company reporting an annual Montana deficit exceeding two million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Montana Public Service Commission
Helena
Montana
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Commission
Telephone Company
Pridham Returns After First Year at Mount St Charles
Jimmy Pridham son of Mr and Mrs T H Pridham returned last week from Helena where he completed his first year at Mount St Charles College and is preparing for a course in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Pridham
T. H. Pridham
Helena
Mount St. Charles College
Choteau Plans All County Fourth of July Picnic
Choteau will host an all county Fourth of July picnic with baseball games at the old fairgrounds, a Legion led dance, and Boy Scout fundraisers. Eddie Core leads arrangements for morning and afternoon games with a 60 40 prize split, concessions by the Boy Scouts, and a noon coffee offered for lunch bringers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
American Legion
Eddie” Core
Boy Scout Committee
Core
Boy Scouts
E. J. Crary
Fairgrounds
Spring Creek
Chateau
M. E. Church Notes with Culbertson and Epworth camp
Minister Robert B. Culbertson will be at Neihart for ten days working on the Epworth League summer camp grounds. Walter Edwards will preach Sunday morning, with Sunday school at 10 30 and morning service at 11 30. The community church extends a cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neihart
Walter Edwards
Port land visitor Dorothy Wachsmuth leaves for coast
Miss Dorothy Wachsmuth of Portland Oregon returns to the coast after visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs L Schoppe at Farmington last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wachsmuth
Portland
Oregon
L. Schoppe
Farmington
Also Mentioned on This Page
GUN Club
Falls
First National Bank
Forneapolis
Acantha
M. E
Robert B. Culbertson
State Bank
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