Sheriff Seizes Car With Forty Cases Of Beer
Sheriff J Collins receives a brand new Dodge delivery truck and forty cases of Canadian beer after Under Sheriff Billings arrests Luke Thomas of Helena for driving without a license. Thomas and an unknown companion were found near Chateau with a heavy load of beer. unlawful transportation charges are added. Thomas pleads not guilty and is held on $1250 bonds plus vehicle bond if released. The cache search along Spring Creek fails to recover the rest of the load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Luke Thomas
Helena
Thomas
George Coffey, Jr
Truchot Lane
Chateau
Spring Creek
Vaccination of Sixty Dogs Under City Ordinance
The local fire station hosted Dr. B. O. Fisher from the state veterinary office and City Marshal John Moore as they vaccinated more than sixty dogs before noon under the emergency ordinance requiring owners to bring pets to the city building. Most dogs belonged to Chateau residents with some ranchers from surrounding territory also participating. about 75 animals were expected to be vaccinated by completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Fisher
State Veterinarians Office
John Moore
Little Augusta Girl Dies in Choteau
Funeral services were held in Melgia last Saturday for Thelma Louise Summerfield six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Summerfield of Augusta and Helena. She died at Choteau hospital Friday morning after an illness of less than a week. The child was sick near Augusta where she lived with her parents while Mr Summerfield herded cattle for the Augusta Tivested Association. A sudden hemorrhage ended her illness and she was brought to the hospital in a semi conscious condition. Complications developed and she failed rapidly after the third day. Thelma Louise was an only child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel- Gia
Thulwa Louise Summerfield
A. C Summerfield
Augusta
Helena
Choteau Hospital
Chateau
Thelma Louise
Eighth Grade Commencement Planned July 10 at Chateau
Eighth grade pupils eligible to graduate in the county will hold commencement in the high school auditorium at Chateau on Friday July 10. Judge John J. Greene will give the address and a musical program will follow. Details will be published in The Acantha on July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Edythe Saylor
John J. Greene
Acantha
Choteau Men’s Chorus Featured at Templar Program
Six members of Choteau’s men’s chorus directed by R A Keyes joined 52 male voices with a 40 piece orchestra in Great Falls at the Knights Templar Grand Commandery Montana convention program. Choteau delegates and chorus members were among those praised for the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
R. A. Keyes
Great Falls
Methodist Church
Keyes
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
Montana
Professor Keyes
Robert Clarkson
W. H. Gregory
Harry Price
John W. Hall
M. G. Carver
Bert I. Packer
J. E. Hodgskiss
T. O. Larson
James Robison
C. H. Porter
Bethany Commandery
Chateau
Chateau Creamery Sets County Butter Records
Last Saturday the Chateau Creamery on North Main Avenue received over 5000 pounds of cream from Teton county farmers. Monday morning's churn produced 929 pounds of butter, the largest single batch in the plant’s history. The creamery, maker of Glacier Park Trail butter, has grown into the county’s leading industrial enterprise, supplying farmers and dairymen with more than 100000 dollars worth of butter fat annually for local and distant markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Creamery
North Main Avenue
Teton County
Chateau
Pacific Coast
Notice of Delinquent Taxes in Teton County Montana
The county treasurer Otto Wagnild announces a delinquent tax list for 1924 second installment. Names, properties, amounts and costs are available for public inspection. Taxes and costs must be paid to avoid sale of property at public auction on July 18, 1925, in Chateau Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Teton
State of Montana
City of
Chateau
Said
Card of Thanks for Thelma Louise Summerfield
The Summerfield family expresses gratitude to Chateau friends for kindness and sympathy during their daughter Thelma Louise Summerfield's illness and death. MR. AND MRS A C SUMMERFIELD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Thelma Louise
A. C. Summer Field
Choteau Loses to Dutton in Sunday Game
Dutton defeated Choteau 12 to 7 as Slim Peterson dominated with 15 strikeouts for Choteau while Dutton rallied after four innings. Schultze made two standout catches for Dutton and errors by Choteau aided the effort. Bynum leads standings as Dutton and Power both win, with Choteau facing Bynum next and Dutton at Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Dutton
Slim
Peterson
O. Evenson
Otness
Guthrie
Schultze
Chateau
Bolland
Genger
Cardell
Snider
Newman
Blake
Stanfield
Montague
Curry
Evenson
Twmpire
Charlie Pierce
Clinton Core, Jr
Bynum
Power Bynum
Power
South Enders
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Bynum Wpecsecsec
Accessceccessseseeneee
Pendroy Community Notes Visitors and Local Events
Pendroy residents report visits from Howard Smith and family of Conrad and Mrs. Harry Blank of Nebraska. North Dakota visitors arrive from Amundson family. R. A. Keyes calls on former pupils. Local hall game Pendroy boys on Bynum team lose 4 to 3 to Bynum. Ruth Phillips visiting Mrs. Roy Estes. Ladies' Aid to meet Mrs Will Wellenstein. John Lewis party visits Conrad. Billy Ellsworth stops by Pendroy. families travel to Conrad and Torgenson home in Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Smith
Conrad
Harry Blank
Nebraska
Robi. Smith
Amundson
Miss Amundson
T. R. Larson
North Dakota
Larson
R. A. Keyes
Bynum
Power
Pendroy
Ruth Phillips
Roy Estes
Estes
Oles
Will Wellenstein
John Lewis
Brewe
Chateau
Pearl Milton
Washington
L. B. Pendrey
Mayor issues warning to dog owners in rabies drive
Mayor George Coffey Jr warns Chateau dog owners to vaccinate and badge pets, tie and confine them until August 16, or face fines up to 250 dollars and up to six months in jail. Dogs caught at large will be shot. owners will be arrested. A recent bite prompted strict enforcement across all dogs, including pups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coffey
Arcde
M. Or Coffey
Preytt
Fairfield Lutheran Ladies Aid Meeting Generates Funds
The Lutheran Ladies Aid of Fairfield met Sunday June 14 at Mrs John Holms ranch near Bogle. Hostesses were Mrs Holm and Mrs Ben Benson. A business meeting song service luncheon and outdoor horse shoe contests followed. More than one hundred attended and the luncheon netted 19.03. All attendees reported an enjoyable afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Bench
John Holm
Bogle
Collins items show town life and local notes from Collins
The column records a Sunday ball game between Collins residents and Mexican and Japanese workers of the Great Northern Ry Co. It notes visitors, shopping trips in Great Falls and Dutton, car purchases, minor accidents, road work after rains, and local farm activities including snake sightings and field plowing.
Rancher Acquitted on Mis Demeanor Charge
Frank P. Goodwin a Muddy Creek rancher was freed by a jury in Justice Court of J E DeHaas yesterday on a charge of attempting to discount wages of an employee. Ernest Henry a former ranch hand testified that wages were due under an agreement made when he joined the Goodwin ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Goodwin
Muddy Creek
Justice Court
J. E. DeHaas
Ernest Henry
Goodwin
Legion Fund Drive Over Top in This County
Teton county has surpassed its Ameri can Legion Endowment Fund quota by 19.50 with four towns yet to report. Chateau leads outside districts at 267.50, plus 77 more from others to 344.50. county quota stood at 295. Pendray reports 50, Farmington 16, Collins 11. Officials anticipate at least a 50 percent oversubscription by July first when the drive ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
American Legion Endowment Fund
Dutton
Power
Bynum
Pairfield
Chateau
Pendray
Farmington and
Collins
Legion
Famous Explorer Amundsen Returns From Arctic Quest
Captain Roald Amundsen and five companions survived two weeks in the Arctic after abandoning a failed pole attempt. The party credits the lone plane pilot with saving them, noting both planes were iced in and 300 tons of ice had to be cleared for takeoff. Amundsen believes no land lies between their abandonment point and the pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raoul Amundsen
Arctic
Amundsen
Tepee Smoke and Time in Open Range Echoes
A reflective poem by A. O. Longmuir recalls tepees and Piegan memories near a Muddy crossing and a wind smelling of birch bark. It contrasts old roundups with present shifts to modern life, noting law, change, and solitude while the speaker keeps digging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nester
Foreclosures Led by Armstrong and Smith Claims
Civil actions filed in the past week in Clerk B M Jacobson Co K include Armstrong versus Nettie Estella Armstrong and R Tl Ewart foreclosure of mortgage James M Smith and Leroy M Smith against Samuel C Purdy et al foreclosure of mortgage and Louisa M Williams against C James Smith as administrator of the estate of Anders P Hansen deceased et al
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of the Court
B. M. Jacobson
K. Armstrong
Nettie Estella Armstrong
R. Tl. Ewart
James M. Smith
Leroy M. Smith
Samuel C. Purdy
Louisa M. Williams
C. James Smith
Anders P. Hansen
Local Social Notes From Farmington And Great Falls
Mrs. J. B. Conner visited in Great Falls last Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Ted Anderson swapped places with her in the store. Gus Depner returned from the oil fields to spend Sunday with family. Mrs. Depner drove him back Monday. Mrs. P. Peterson broke her arm Friday morning while cranking the car. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Anderson dined with Mrs. R. Anderton last Sunday. Local residents fished Sunday but water was high. Mrs. Roy Garner and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lee of Fairfield visit the Nasset home. Mrs. Garner is from Alabama and summers with her mother, Mrs. Thorndy. Mr. and Mrs. Swenbeck and children left after visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Hynes’s home. Adolph Arensmeyer motored to Duton last Sunday. Mrs. Austad of Fairfield and Mrs. Jacobson and children from Great Falls visited on the beach. Gunhild Lindseth and Karine Dolahle found work in Chateau and left Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Great Northern Ry. Co
Harry Montague
Miss Fitzgerald
Great Falls
Dorothy Mead
Garnet Hoerman
Arthur Davidson
Tl. M. Montague
Goodwin
Chris Hoerman
Louise Finnegan
P. E. Finnegan
Dutton
Martin
Finnegan
Harold Crane
Justin Banis
John England
J. B. Conner
Ted Anderson
Gus Depner
Depner
P. Peterson
Edwin Anderson
R. Anderton
Sue. Lore? Therud
Roy Garner
Ed. Lee
Fairfield
Nasset
Garner
Alabama
Thornd
Wm. Swenbeck
Jacobson
Gunhild Lindseth
Karine Dola
Chateau
Snider Named Deputy Game Warden for District
Frank Snider of Chateau won appointment as deputy game warden, under State Game Warden Robert A. Hill. The post, confirmed by the state game commission, takes effect July 1 and covers territory from the Canadian line south through Teton Toole Glacier Pondora and parts of Lewis and Clark counties including the Sun River area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Snider
Chateau
Robert A. Hill
Helena
State Game Commission
Snider
Canadian Line
Teton, Toole, Glacier
Pondora
Lewis & Clark County
Sun River
Senator LaFollette Buried in Wisconsin After Death in Washington
Senator Robert M. LaFollette dies at seventy two in Washington from heart disease with bronchial asthma. He was a radical favorite and wartime critic, seen as a strong leader who won broad support in Wisconsin. His son heard the dying remark pledging love for the people who sustained his long public career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Washington
LaFollette
Robert
Knights of Pythias Elect Officers at Chevalier Lodge
At a regular meeting on June 18, Chevalier Lodge No. 12 K of P elected officers for the coming term led by V C Lee Brown Pres George T. Stine M of W Oscar Kregness K of R and S M G Carver M of F W H Gregory M of E C J B Stephens M of A F W Curtis I G C E Carlson O G Floyd Clark and Trustee L E B Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Chevalier Lodge No. 12
K. of
Co. C
Lee Brown
V. C
George T. Stine
Oscar Kregness
D. A. DeTour
M. G. Carver
W. H. Gregory
C. J. B. Stephens
F. W. Curtis
I. G
C. E. Carlson
O. G. Floyd Clark
L. EB. Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. F
Templars
Otto Wagnild
Teton Country
First National Bank
U. S. Liberty Loan
Federal
Tesans Eneenare
Wangen
Crary
Jackson
Seeevese
Yra
Miss Gitchell
Jay Gitchell
Gitchell
K. B. Cohoe
Sherri Morris
Joe Torgenson
Billy Ellsworth
Robert Smith
Brewer
Dorothy
Fairfield Lutheran Aid Organization
Capt. Amundsen
Polar Circle
A. O
Longmuir
Farmington
Tae Acantha
Senator Lafollette
Third Party
Knights OF Pythias Elect
Paifty
State Bank
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