Bear kills elk calf in Birch creek tragedy noted by Lockhart
Forest supervisor W. E. Lockhart and Ranger B. P. Martin witness a grizzly pursue two cow elk and a newborn calf near Sun river west fork. The bear drags down the calf and eats it after ignoring shouts. Lockhart calls it a remarkable forest incident and recalls similar local bear elk interactions. Training camp for smoke chasers and lookouts held at Willow Creek station with 10 men attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lockhart
Birch Creek
B. P. Martin
Lockhart
Sun River
Prairie Reef
Mr. Lockhart
North Fork
The
Teton
Willow Creek
A. D. Moir
Theodore Schumaker
Missoula
W. N. Streeter
Sam Harris
Schumaker
Mr. Moir
Bole Forms Girls 4 H Food Club With Officers
A girls 4 H food club was formed at Bole last Friday with Catherine Davis as president Hester Barce as vice president and Blossom Dale as secretary treasurer The club is expected to have about 10 members County Agent Robert Clarkson assisted with the organization work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole
Catherine Davis
Hester Barce
Blossom Dale
Robert Clarkson
Golfers will play Falls invitational match at Great Falls
The Meadow Lark Golf Club of Great Falls will host an 18 hole invitational against Choteau at Great Falls on Sunday. A return match is planned later in the summer at Choteau with likely Choteau representatives named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Lark Golf Club
Great Falls
Choteau Club
Choteau
Charles McDonald
Thomas Pridham
Eddie Core
Denzil McDonald
John Hannan
Clinton Core
Oscar Jeanis
Clarence Looney
John Hentges
James Eckford
Clarence Morgan
al. Doughty
Tommy Go
Katharine McDonald Heads for European Tour
Mrs. C. S. McDonald returned from Washington where her daughter Katharine McDonald has studied at George Washington University. Katharine sailed June 21 from New York on the U S New Amsterdam for a Europe tour with about 17 library science students under university auspices and will visit England Scotland France Switzerland Italy Belgium Holland and Germany returning to New York around September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. McDonald
Washington, D. C
Katharine
George Washington University
Miss McDonald
New York
U. S
New Amsterdam
Europe
England
Scotland
France
Switzerland
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Canadian Couple Weds at Chateau in Alberta
Frances Roan married George A. Rowland in a Saturday ceremony at the Methodist parsonage, with Rev. E R Kaem mer officiating. Both are from Werner Alberta where Rowland runs a garage. They leave for Big Sandy after the wedding and plan to reside in Werner after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Roan
George A. Rowland
E. R. Kaemmer
Werner
Alberta
Canada
Kaemmer
Gallup City New Heads Ball League Win Over Brady
Gallup City New Heads Ball League beat Brady 9 to 2 to take a lead in the Mountain View league. Williams, Brady shortstop, broke his leg sliding into second in the fifth inning delaying the game. Gallup City totaled eight runs in the last four innings to secure the victory amid a series of Sunday and midweek results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
Pondera Oilers
Gallup
City
Williams
Gallop
Farmington
Conrad
Dutton
Walter
Gallop City
Augusta News Gets New Publisher Maude Wilcox
Mrs. Maude E. Wilcox, long time local teacher, buys The Augusta News from C. A. Stratton. She issues the first number and asks readers to be patient as she learns the publishing craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Augusta News
C. A. Stratton
Maude E. Wilcox
Augusta
Chateau Girl Weds Earl Butcher in Shelby Ceremony
Miss Mildred Thompson daughter of Lewis Thompson married Earl Butcher of Gallop City in Shelby on Saturday. The bride attended Teton County High School and completed a nurses training course at Columbus Hospital in Great Falls. The groom works as an oil driller in Gallop City and they will reside there after a brief honeymoon to Glacier Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Thompson
Lewis Thompson
Earl Butcher
Gallop City
Shelby
Teton County High School
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Acantha Adverts and News Copy Early Deadline
To advertisers and correspondents the Acantha office will close for Independence Day next Thursday. Advertisers must submit copy by Monday instead of Tuesday, and country correspondents should send news a day early so the paper can be issued a day earlier on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Bole Woman's Club Entertained at Simms
Mrs John Kenzie formerly Eleanor Hane teacher at Bole school hosted the Bole Woman's club at her mother's Simms home last Thursday. Guests enjoyed chicken dinner and afternoon musical numbers. A mock wedding was staged with the bride and sister acting as bride and groom. Mrs Kenzie received a miscellaneous shower and gifts while refreshments closed the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kenzie
Eleanor Hane
Bole
Bole Woman's Club
Simms
Osteopath Joins Dr. E. B. Maynard Here
Dr. E. B. Maynard announces this week the addition of Dr. Gordon A. Dutt an osteopathic physician who has practiced in Edmonton Alberta Canada. Dr. Dutt trained at Oregon State College Des Moines University and Des Moines Still College of Osteopathy and trained at Des Moines General Hospital. His wife and daughter are visiting in Newburg Oregon and will join him here next week they will reside at the Glenloyd hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Maynard
Gordon A. Dutt
Edmonton
Alberta
Dutt
Oregon State College
Des Moines University
Des Moines Still College of
De Molay officers elected at Monday meeting
Teton chapter of DeMolay elected six months of officers at its regular Monday night session. William Olson was named master councilor Jesse Malone senior councilor and John Peterson junior councilor with two others appointed to various posts. Installation is set for Monday July 22 and a summer picnic is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Order of DeMolay
William Olson
Jesse Malone
John Peterson
Frank Gordon
Gibson Monkman
Richard Stephens
Leonard Halverson
Kermit Dale
Alice Truchot
Clarence Stone
John Sulgrove
Norman Leighow
Robert Petri
Morris “Dinty
Moore
Ariah “Spud” Moore
Joel Edwards
Howard Harmon
Sam Crocker
Herman Earles
Geo. Loomis
Gordon Holmes
R. E. Nelson
Former Teton Woman Dies in Bozeman
Mrs. J. C. Emerson daughter of Mrs. Pete Agee of Farmington died at Bozeman on Sunday June 9 from nervous indigestion. She leaves a husband six children aged 5 to 14 her mother and father W F Nelson of Great Falls one brother A F Nelson of Great Falls three sisters Mrs D M Couches of Black Diamond Washington Mrs Gilbert Agee of Agawam and Mrs Sam Agee of Farmington. She wed James Emerson at Lewistown in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Emerson
Pete Agee
Farmington
Bozeman
W. F. Nelson
Great Falls
A. F. Nelson
D. M. Couches
Black Diamond
Wash
Gilbert Agee
Agawam
Sam Agee
James Emerson
Lewistown
Marine Visits Here
Mr and Mrs R H Wright of Great Falls spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs N W Edwards. Mrs Wright is a sister of Mr Edwards. They were accompanied by their nephew Corporal Fred Manser of the U S Marine Corps on a 30 day furlough from the U S Virginia stationed at San Diego California. His term of service will ex-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Wright
Great Falls
N. W. Edwards
Wright
Edwards
Fred Manser
U. S. Marine Corps
Manser
U. & S. Virginia
San Diego
Cal
Season's Chautauqua program announced for July events
Local committee prepares for the 1929 Chautauqua in Chateau with events from July 26 to 31. The schedule features Jay Tobias, Jackson Jubilee Singers, Chester M Sanford, Elsie Patay, Vienna Cymbalom Symphony, William Rain ey Bennett, Jess Pugh, and the Jack Wood Bell Ringers among others. A long list of committee members is named and subcommittees are planned after July 4 to manage ticketing and logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Jay Tobias
Cotton Fields
Jackson Jubilee Singers
Jackson
Jubilee Singers
Chester M. Sanford
Elsie Patay
Vienna Cymbalom Symphony
William Rainey
Bennett
Broadway
Jack Wood
Jess Pugh
Naturalization fees to rise July first across the board
Blanche M. Jacobson, clerk of the district court, reports that effective July 1 the naturalization process changes under a new act. The admission fee increases from 5 to 25 dollars, forms become obsolete, and new procedures require a preliminary application with a 5 dollar fee and a visa if arriving after July 1 1928. Fees for certificates, derived citizenship, and special certificates also rise to 5 10 and 15 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche M. Jacobson
District Court
Naturalization Office
United States
U. S
Taylor Announces Ford Finance Plan From Great Falls
L. E. Taylor of the Taylor garage, a local Ford dealer, returned Tuesday from Great Falls with details of a new Ford finance plan. The plan will be run by Universal Credit Company, affiliated with Ford Motor Company, to finance Ford products with a branch office in Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Taylor
Taylor
Ocal Ford
Great Falls
Ford Finance
Universal Credit Company
Ford Motor Company
Ford Products
Fargo
Community News Tips for Acantha Readers
The Acantha invites Cha teau and vicinity news from readers. If you hosted a weekend trip visitors or entertained guests, write the story or call 10-W. Share local happenings to keep the paper lively and informative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Chateau
Local Lions Hold Election of Officers
The Chateau Lions club elected officers at its regular meeting. Robert Clarkson was named president, Roy Taylor vice president, Oscar Joannis tail twister, Charles Malcolm lion tamer, Ray Kaemmer secretary treasurer, James Eckford director, Fred Smith director, and Mrs Russell Mills performed three vocal selections with piano accompaniment by Mrs George Tennant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Robert Clarkson
Roy Taylor
Oscar Joanis
Charles Malcolm
Ray Kaemmer
James Eckford
Fred Smith
Russell C. Mills
George Tennant
Red Cross Seeks Montana Flood Aid in Teton Request
The Teton County Red Cross asks for contributions to meet a $300 Wibaux flood quota after sending $100. A. H. Doughty, treasurer, collects gifts at Chateau. Three-fourths of Wibaux flooded, 200000 in damages, three deaths, 100+ families registered. State goal is $25000. urgency urged by Walter Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
American Red Cross
Wibaux
A. H. Doughty
Teton
Chateau
Montana
Red Cross
Walter Davidson
St. Louis
Former Choteau teacher weds Superior groom in Great Falls
Miss Ruth Evelyn Jarl a former Choteau teacher daughter of Mr and Mrs C O Jarl of Great Falls became the bride of Everett Webster Heule son of Mr and Mrs E B J Heule of Superior Wisconsin on Wednesday June 19 at the bride’s Great Falls home The Rev E R Todd officiated with Miss Ruth Afflerbach as bridesmaid and Irving Heule as best man The ceremony followed by a Rainbow Hotel dinner drew 34 guests. the couple plans a six week honeymoon visiting Superior and Minneapolis before settling in Great Falls
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Evelyn Jarl
C. O. Jarl
Great Falls
Everett Webster Heule
EB. J. Heule
Superior
Wisconsin
E. R. Todd
Episcopal Church
Ruth Afflerbach
Irving Heale
R. J. Reynolds
Hotel Rainbow
E. J. Heule
Wis
Irving Heule
George Coffey
Jere Coffey
Ruby Miller
Chateau
Chicago
Washington, D. C
New York City
Great Lakes
Minneapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Katharine McDonald
European
Gallup City
New Heads Ball League
Augusta Newspaper
First National Bank
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Bole Woman’s Club
Osteopath
Henry Weist
H. H. Wuest
E. L. Jourdonnais
Mrs. H. Beaupre
Otis Mellon
Roy Inbody
R. E B. Nelson
W. G. Gloomdahl
Chateau Creamery
E. R. McLean
Marian A. Averill
Chas
A. Franks
Monarch Lumber Co
O. DeRusha
F. W. Smith
J. B. Hodgskiss
C. Evanson
J. E. Lewis
John Edwards
E. J. Crary
Ernie Durr
Clarence A. Carlson
Peter Sandura
H. E. Passmore
R. F. Baillie
Arthur Hirshberg
C. H W. Dulaney
Chateau Meat Co
Ben H. Fisher
Mrs. L. Thompson
Ray I. McClue
Harry E. Adams
Ruth Jarl
Everett Heule
Falls
Bride
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