Justice court sees multiple defendants in early trials
In district proceedings Judge DeHanee handles three cases. Mamuzick pleads not guilty to grand larceny over grain sale tied to an attachment, bound over on $500 bond but remanded for lack of funds. Neville pleads guilty to first degree burglary, bound over on $500 bond and jailed awaiting sentence. Baltzer, a 15 year old, pleads not guilty to nighttime burglary, remanded to probation officer after being brought from Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rade Mamuzick
DeHanee
Mamuzick
Power-Mongan Co
Andrew Neville
Neville
Martine
M. G. Read
Joseph Baltzer
Bynum
Justice Court
Young Baltzer
C. James Smith
Washington
United States
Supreme Court
Charles E. Lobdell
Farm Loan Board
Congress
Lobdell
Wee
Holmes
McReynolds
Missouri
Charles W. Smith
Kansas City Title & Trust Company
Justice Day
Marshall
Smith
Second Ward Wins Drive in Chateau Jack Rabbit Hunt
The second ward team captained by Chester Hale defeated the first ward team led by Mayor Morgan in a jack rabbit drive. Final tally 231 carcasses to 177 with Hale Brown and N. B. Roberts collecting 84 for top honors. An accident halted the Meagher party, while 408 jack rabbits weighing 2630 pounds were loaded for delivery to Great Falls. The oyster supper at Beaupre cafe is set for Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Chester Hale
Morgan
Lee Brown
N. B. Roberts
T. A. Meagher
Mr. Meagher
Teton River
Montana Transfer Co
Great Falls
Library donors aid shelves with February acquisitions
The library committee thanks Mrs Pridham Hildred Hall and the Montana State Osteopathic Society for book donations. New titles include Osteopathy by Geo Webster Ireland's Cause by Seamas MacManus and numerous fiction and juvenile works from authors such as Zane Grey Owen Johnson and James Curwood.
Teton Finishes Second at District Basketball Tourney
Fort Benton wins district crown with Teton delaying Great Falls in a tight finish. Great Falls ends with fourth and fifth place Cascade Stanford, while Teton earns runner up honors after defeating Cascade and Chateau before beating Benton for the title.
St Stephens Episcopal Notes Services and Lent at 8
Rev Elliott rector announces Sunday worship at 11 00 A M and 8 00 P M with Sunday school at 12 60 Morning subject Book Reading Evening subject The Bible and Modern Science Lenten services each Wednesday at 8 00 Invitations issued No service at the Royal theater this Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Theater
Prairie Fire Destroys Hay At Farmington
A prairie fire started by sparks from a Milwaukee engine last Thursday burned sixty tons of hay and spread over a large grass area for W. L. Barrett and Son near Farmington. The blaze, on leased land, advanced before discovered, despite neighbors rushing to aid the Barrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
W. L. Barrett and Son
Farmington
Barrets
Notable journalists return from Kalispell business trip
Jerry Carlin and Bart Burfening returned the first of the week from a business trip to Kalispell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Carlin
Bart Burfening
Kalispell
School Enter tainment Pleases Big Audience At High School
The annual public school entertainment held last Friday in the high school auditorium drew a near capacity crowd. Students from first to eighth grade delivered well rehearsed acts, with the eighth graders and freshmen rivalry play Patty Saves the Day highlighting the show. Net receipts about 105 dollars after 125 dollar gross and 20 dollars in expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Patty
Burgett
Pool Hall Robbed at Fairfield
A Fairfield pool hall was broken into overnight last Saturday. Seven dollars in cash and a stash of cigars, candy, and soft drinks were stolen. The proprietor closed his store around one, so the theft occurred between then and daylight. Footprints and muddy tracks on the street are the only clues. Estimated merchandise value not to exceed fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Willow Creek anticline first well site selected near Chateau
Engineers for the Petroleum Exploration Company select a site in NEYWNW Sec 24 Tp 24 N R7W near the Wilson ranch for the first well on the Willow Creek structure west of Chateau. Heavy trucking and a Caterpillar tractor move equipment as Adams of Casper prepare to drill by late April. five rigs expected soon after government permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
Chateau
Petroleum Exeration Company
Neywnw
T. O. Larson
Arnold Baker
Charles Wilson Ranch
Coffey-Oulton Company
Pioneer Or Irons Syndicate
Coffey-Oulton
Pioneer
Petroleum Company
The
Adams
Casper
Wyoming
Coaffey-Oulton
Methodist Church Notes Show Busy Week Schedule
Morning worship at 10 20 with sermon by Dr Charles McDonaldson president of Montana Wesleyan College Sunday school at 11 30 Junior League meets 3 00 new charter aims at engaging youth Epworth League at 6 30 contest between Larson and Wiprud teams ends Sunday with luncheon for the winner Bible study Wednesday 7 30 evening worship 7 30 with sermon by Dr Donaldson Mrs Wickerham to sing W M Ricker buys Choteau Tire plant plans full tire line and repair work to start about March 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Stong
Charles McDonaldson
Montana Weseleyn College
Epworth League
Larson
Wiprud
Tater
Ruth Andrews Wins Honor for Teton High
Miss Ruth Andrews a senior at Teton high school tops the list of nine finalists chosen from a state essay contest held by 33 schools. The top nine manuscripts were selected from last week’s preliminary essays for a Bozeman final on March 10 tied to the state basketball tournament. The tournament committee will cover travel expenses for the finalists. Other schools with winning entries include Shelby, Harlowton, Custer High, Miles City, Sacred Heart Academy, Missoula, Belt, Havre, and Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benton
Great Falls
Teton
Fergus
Bozeman
Cascade
Stanford
Crouch
Benton
Chateau
Guthrie
Jackson
F. Wiprud
A. Wiprud
Anderson
O'Neil
Tribune
Ruth Andrews
Teton County
Brokerage Firm Formed For Oil Leases In Willow Creek Area
A new brokerage firm named Carlin, Howard and Collins has formed to conduct a general oil and gas lease business. F. J. Carlin Frank Howard and Frank Collins are partners, occupying space in the Dave Burt shop front. They promoted the Home Syndicate whose unit sales recently completed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Day
Great Falls Pool
Library Notes
Penguin Island
Cosmo Hamilton
Prudence
Soa
Ethel Hueston
Mrs. Red Pepper
Grace S. Richmond the Mysterious Rider
Zane Grey
Man
Mary R. Rinehart
Bertrand Sinclair
Miss Minerva
William Green
Francis Calhoun
Jungle
Tarzan
Edgar R. Burroughs
Tittle
Whitey
William S. Hart
Edge
Walter P. Eaton
A. May Flower
E. B
A. A. Knipe
Jimmy Quigg
Harold
L. Latham
Lee
Virginia
G. A. Henry
Adventures of
Joel Pepper
Ben Pepper
Five Little Peppers
Midway Five Little Peppers
Margaret Sidney
Amarilly
Belle K. Maniates
Baru, Son
Kazan
James O. Curwood
Sammiéé
Jackies
W. B. Perry
North Woods
Yukon
Boy
Black Hills
Canadian Rockies
Ralph Victor
Anatole
France
First National Bank
Montana
Audi
Torium
Alvert Doughty
Methodist Church
W. M. Ricker
Great Falls Vulcanizing Company
Choteau Tire and Vulcanizing Company
Choteau
Ricker
Fisk
Une
Teton High
Citizens State Bank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!