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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1922

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Teton Takes Third in District Tourney at Great Falls

Teton high school finished third in the district basketball tournament held in Great Falls last week. Havre won the title, with Great Falls second. Augusta upset Fort Benton to reach the finals. Teton, Harlem, Centerville, and Belt competed in a three day event marked by close scores and three overtime thrillers.

Teton Great Falls Sand Crouch Harlem Centerville Havre Bozeman

Mrs Mary Bair's Mother Dies in Seattle

A telegram dated March first announced the death of Mrs Mary Bair's mother at her Seattle home after a long illness due to old age. Mrs Bair has many friends in Choteau and Teton county who offer sympathy. Senator T O Larson traveled from Helena to visit family in Choteau last weekend.

Mary Bair Seattle

Community Orchestra Plans Concert March 11 At High School

The Château Community Orchestra directed by F. C. Salbach will perform its first concert at the high school auditorium Saturday March 11 at eight o clock. The program includes Hungarian Rhapsody Liszt Dream of the Shepherdess Prologue from Pagliacci Intermezzo Traumerei and more with vocalist and instrumental solos. Admission prices are 50 36 and 26 cents.

Community Orchestra Chatéau F. C. Salbach Liszt F.C. Salbach Humoteske Dvorak Griegis

First Day of March Brings Relief from Severe February

The article notes a thaw ending one of the harshest Februaries in Teton County history. After weeks of extreme cold, a March 1 thaw with southwest wind brings hoped relief. Coal and stock feed shortages caused hardship, while snow remains in valleys and mountains, promising early reservoir water for irrigation though no blanket moisture for spring farming.

Teton Teton County Montana

Potato cultivation plan urged by Teton Farm Bureau leader

H L Stafford president of the Teton County Farm Bureau appeals to all residents to back the Northwest Potato Exchange proposal. He notes Montana and Idaho shipments and urges growers to consider five acres, recommends best seed varieties such as Netted Gems and Bliss Triumph, and invites review of the contract at the county agent's office.

Teton H. L. Stafford Teton County Panker Farm Bureau Idaho Washington Montana

Globe Trotters Edge Choteau In Tight Basketball Battle

Waldron's Globe Trotters from Minneapolis defeated the Choteau town team by 32 to 28 before about 250 spectators. Norton led the visitors with 18 points, while Choteau's Ed Hodgskiss and Weaver each scored 8 and 6 respectively. Referee Bert I. Packer and scorer Robert Clarkson officiated as both teams played clean, with slim margins and spectacular floor work noted.

Globe Trabai Choteau Pymnasum Ening Lok Ais Choteau Waldron Globe Trotters Minneapolis Choteau Town Chateau Norton Rinke Wade Rhule Jaub Chateau— Scherrer Connor Weaver Wm. Hodgskiss Ed. Hodgskiss Forrest Scherrer Bert I Packer Robert Clarkson Beis

Teachers to Organize at Mass Meeting March 11 1922

County Superintendent Mrs. Edythe Saylor calls all Teton county teachers to assemble in Chateau on Saturday March 11 1922 for a mass meeting to form a local teachers organization to affiliate with the state body. The plan includes election of delegates local secretary, annual meetings, and study of school funding amid taxation debates.

Teton County Chateau Edythe Saylor Saylor Dean J. M. Hamilton Bozeman State Teachers’ Association Teachers ‘of Montana Great Falls Dean Hamilton

Methodist Church Notes

Stong outlines First Methodist Episcopal church services and events including morning worship at 10 30 Sunday school 11 30 junior Epworth League evening worship 7 30 and official board and Epworth League meetings during the week. The note invites nonmembers to join and presents a verse prayer and cordial welcome.

Methodist Church Harry T. Stong Epworth League First Methodist Episcopal Church

Civil actions filed in Clerk of Court office

The past week saw foreclosure of mortgage action F W Reeve versus George H Reed et al and divorce suit Dorothy Roberts versus Clifton Roberts filed in Clerk B M Jacobson's court.

Chateau Town Team Clinches Unbeaten Streak in Win

The Chateau town basketball squad extended its remarkable run by defeating its latest foe, following an unusually dominant stretch. Practise mounted to match the level set by last Thursday’s opponent as the team shows its growing prowess.

Chateau

Death of Paul J Wilkins Ties Family To California

Mrs Chas H Connor received notice of the death of her sister s husband Paul J Wilkins in Monrovia California on Friday February 24 He had been in ill health and moved to California hoping for relief Burial took place at Ridley California The Wilkins family visited the Connors in 1916 and are remembered by many friends of the family

Chas. Dunn Browning O. Lindseth J. B. Connor Great Falls Farmington School Chris Swenson Ladies’ ‘Aid Ladies’ Aid Aid P. Peterson O. Forseth John Carlson Oliver Mauseth Evenson Joel Alice Otness Dolalie Equity and Auxiliary Burton Kvile East Farmington Evelyn Peterson Chas. H. Connor Monrovia California Paul J. Wilkins

Pa Int Teacher Association Meeting At Public School

A Pa int-Teacher association meeting is set for Tuesday evening March 7 at the public school. The program features school grade dialogues a short play and music of interest to parents and friends. The annual spring field meet will be discussed and the high school glee club will sing.

Paint-Teacher Association High School Glee Club

Assistant steps into county superintendent's office

Miss Dorothy Pridham accepts the position as assistant in the office of county superintendent Mrs. Edythe Saylor, filling the vacancy created by Miss Gladys Martine's resignation on March first. Mrs. Saylor returns after an appendicitis operation, with Miss Martine assisting during her absence under Prof. R. F. Williamson's supervision.

Dorothy Pridham Edythe Saylor Gladys Martine Saylor Miss Martine R. F. Williamson

Death in Great Falls hospital claims Ida Miller at 22

Miss Ida Miller twenty two daughter of Mr and Mrs George Miller pioneer residents of Teton county and Choteau died after influenza pneumonia lasting a few days at Deaconess hospital in Great Falls. She trained at Deaconess, worked until a few days ago, and died with family at her side. Funeral set for Saturday at two from the Methodist church in Choteau with burial in Choteau cemetery.

Deach Harry Miss Miller Ida Miller Belleview Lfe Great Falls Teton County

City Cracks Down on Public Drunkenness Under New Ordinance

Mayor J C Morgan proclaims a new era where drunkenness in public will land violators in jail. The ordinance targets all citizens and warns of jail consequences for intoxication on streets or in public places.

J. C. Morgan

Mrs. Mary J. Miller Dies at Bynum Ranch

Mrs. Mary J. Miller, 54, longtime Teton County resident, died last Thursday at a ranch home near Bynum, likely from a nervous breakdown. She leaves two sons who lived with her and other relatives in the middle west. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Methodist church with Rev. Stong officiating and burial followed in Choteau cemetery.

Bynum Mary J. Miller Teton County Middle West Methodist Church Stong Choteau Cemetery

Teton County Plowmen and Threshermen to Meet

The Teton County Plowmen and Threshermen’s Association will convene Saturday afternoon March 11 at 2 o’clock at the county agent’s office. Jos Armbruger, Secretary.

Teton County Plowmen’s and Threshermen’s Association

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Frank Wiprud George Jackson Free. Anderson Ed Dow Art Wiprud O'Neil McDonald T. O. Larson Helena Lubitsky Jim Marianne Pridham Brahms Traumerei”. Mascagni Schumann Rutledge Werner Gounod John Jim Pridham Patsey Pridham C.salbach Handel Federal Reserve Banking Federal Reserve System First National Bank H.L. Stafford Teton County Farm SB Reau. Me Ies Choteau Farmington W. E. Winsley Federal Board St. Stephen’s Sunday School Mer Methodist Citizens State Bank Tage
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