Teton Eliminated After Close Opener at District Tourney
Teton opened with a 24 23 win over Centerville but then fell to Belt 36 21 and to Geyser 22 12, ending the north central district tournament in disappointment as flu strains and injuries hampered key players including Jourdonnais Evenson and Cohoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Centerville
Ashley
Belt
Geyser
Tetoners
Novak
Motil
Crittenden
Davis
Jourdonnais
Bennett
Cohoe
the Tribune
Moore
Evenson
Mrs A L Stanfield Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. A L Stanfield aged 54 of Kalma section since 1914 died at the family ranch home early Saturday from asthma aggravated by influenza. Native of Oregon she moved to Montana seeking climate. Survived by husband and eleven children across Washington Oregon California and Montana. Funeral held at Choteau Methodist Church Tuesday at 2 30 with Rev Robert B Culbertson. Burial in Choteau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Stanfield
Kalma
Montana
Carol
Esther M. Stanfield
Chateau
Margaret Putman
Stanfield Ranch
James Agee
Albany
Oregon
Linnie Funk
Sio
Methodist Church
Choteau
Robert B. Culbertson
Fire destroys Pendroy light plant and autos
Pendroy reports its electric light plant owned by T. A. Cornette was wrecked by a blaze last Friday night at 2 00 am. The cause is unknown. Cornette heard the fire after retiring and could not save items. Three cars were inside the building two owned by Cornette and one by a traveling salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Cornette
Officiers arrest Great Falls boy for relatives
An eighteen year old youth named Molt of Great Falls was arrested and held by Sheriff J L Collins for relatives in Great Falls who telephoned Mr Cullins that the lad had jumped a board bill in the smelter city and had committed other acts for which he was liable to punishment. Relatives of the boy came from Great Falls the same day and returned with the wayward one likely to face consequences at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molt
Great Falls
J. L Collins
Mr. Cullins
Pleasing Program at Chateau Woman's Club Meeting
A social gathering of the Chateau Woman's Club at Mrs. T. H. Pridham's home featured a paper on Birds and Wild Flowers of Montana by Mr. Pridham read by Mrs. L. S. Taylor. Mrs. B. M. Brownson supervised. two vocal solos were sung by Mrs. Robert B. Culbertson. No business meeting this month. next social event set for April 6 at Mrs. G. C. Core's home to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman‘s Club
T. H. Pridham
Montana
Pridham
L. S. Taylor
B. M. Brownson
Robert B. Culbertson
G. CC. Core
District meet picked Havre for 1927 district tourney
The district association favored Havre 14 to 2 to host the 1927 district tournament, taking it from Great Falls. Belt and Great Falls will represent the north central district at the state meet in Bozeman, with Harlem possibly invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Havre
Great Falls
Bozeman
Harlem
City Council Grants Building Permits and Announces Election Boards
The city council approved permits for two wholesale oil warehouses and two service stations. Ben Fisher received a Great Northern site warehouse permit and a Main Avenue service station permit. Harry E. Adams and H. G. Ward also obtained warehouse and service station permits on Milwaukee industrial site south of the Milwaukee station and on the court house area respectively. Election boards for the April 5 city election were appointed in both wards, with several residents named to serve. J G Jackson presided in Mayor Coffey’s absence due to sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Fisher
Great Northern
J. M. Baker Co
Main Avenue
Harry E. Adams
Milwaukee
H. G. Ward
Court House
C. H. Connor
C. H. Porter
Wm. Odenwald
Wm. Odenwald, Ww. A. Emerick and Mrs. H. E. Price
James Heighton
Ard Moore
C. D. McDonald
L. E. Taylor
Clarence Looney
J. G.jackson
Geo. Coffey, Jr
County Agent Has Gopher Poison Ready
County Agent Robert Clarkson announced that a new batch of gopher poison will be ready for Tet on farmers by week’s end. Shipments went yesterday to Pendrey Dutton and Power for distribution from those points and farmers can obtain poison from the county agent’s office at $1 per sack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton ‘County
Robert Clarkson
Pendrey, Dutton and Power
Breezy Hill Flu Tales and Local Happenings
Residents of Breezy Hill trade stories of illness including influenza and coughing fits. Bill Simons allegedly cures baldness with a cat lick. Moser twins shown in a new Ford sedan. H H Wuest family visited Brady and planned a Great Falls trip. Carl Frank ill with flu. Wiest children return to school after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Brady
H. H. Wuest
Great Falls
Carl Frank
Wiest
Royal
Ernest
Weaver Team Wins Jack Rabbit Drive At Chateau Rod Gun Club
The Elmer Weaver team defeated Harrison Craig's squad in a jack rabbit drive at a Chateau Rod and Gun Club meeting. Twenty eight men per side produced 324 rabbits for Weaver and 155 for Craig, totaling 479. The winners will banquet the losers around April first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Weaver
Harrison Craig
Chateau Rod & Gun Club
Weaver
Craig
Pendroy social updates and travel notes
Mrs. Kittenger left for Nebraska after months with her daughter. Estes and Briggs hosted dinner. Brewer family visited Fairfield. Pfrimmer’s sister-in-law trip to Great Falls. Bobbie Gulbranson recovering from flu. Webb Kaupish guests. Earls Webb Brewer Talbert and Emerson Earls toured Great Falls. Wellensteins returned from California. Kelley family from the coast. Turner family mourns sister’s death. father and brother ill. Talbert hosted 20 ladies for Washington’s Birthday party. Larson won, Earls second, Brown third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Webb
Marion
Frank Kaupish
Earls
Webb
Brewer
Talbert
Emerson Earls
Great Falls
Nick Wellenstein
California
Lester Kelley
Turner
Sand Coulee
Mr. Turner
Phillips
Washington
Butte Egg Show Prep For Teton County Exhibits
Twenty to thirty Teton county poultrymen will exhibit eggs at the Butte Egg Show opening March 10 for four days. County Agent Robert Clarkson will assist in preparing the exhibits and will be available Sunday evening and Monday. Eggs must be fresh weighing 26 ounces per dozen and must be shipped from Chateau on March 9. Exhibitors should bring at least eight dozen eggs to select two dozen, culled for size and color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Butte
Robert Clarkson
Chateau
Montana
M. E. Church Notices Lead March Services
Pastor Robert B. Culbertson announces Sunday activities including Sunday school at 10 30 a m and morning worship at 11 30 with the sermon Price Jesus Paid to Be Our Savior Special music by the choir Epworth League meets at 6 45 p m and evening service at 7 30 with a second sermon Our Gift to the World The Ladies Industrial meets Wednesday afternoon March 10 and services are scheduled at Bynum Sunday at 1 30 p m and Pendroy at 3 00 p m
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Jesus
Epworth League
Ladies’ Industrial
Bynum
Pendroy
Ladies' Aid to Meet at Mrs Swenson House
Farmington notes show the Ladies' Aid gathering planned for next Saturday afternoon March 6 with Mrs Swenson. Also Norwegian church services set for Sunday March 7 at 11 00 am and several community updates amid flu illnesses and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swenson
Joe Dennison
Chateau Hospital
L. Nassett
Agnes
Lila
H. A. Holm
W. G. Dauwalder
Bole
F. W. Smith
Alex Longmuir
Equity
Seekins
FE. R. Mclean
Wisconsin
Marguerite Iverson
Dick Reiding
Billings
Mrs. Reiding
Grace Groot
Ben Fisher
Chateau
Breeze Bros
Olaf Lindseth
Great Falls
Helena visitor Rev Moroney noted last week
Rev Fr T Moroney was a Helena visitor last week. R H Fifield irrigation district engineer met with county commissioners Monday. Bynum Irrigation District work to resume by month end per dragline contractor R E Woodden. C C Carey Winston Bros engineer expected back soon from Minneapolis. Edward Graven former Chateau Meat Co partner died in Great Falls at 61. Survived by daughter Mrs L C Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. T. Moroney
Helena
R. H. Fifield
Bynum Irrigation District
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
R. E. Woodden
C. C. Carey
Winston Bros. Co
Minneapolis
Edward Graven
Joe Cross
Chateau Meat Co
Vlinker & Swedancky
Great Falls
Graven
Chateau
L. C. Stevenson
Great Falls Commercial Club
Sunburst Oil & Refining Co
Collins Rural Delivery Route Planned Soon
Telegrams from Congressman Leavitt to A. B. Guthrie and Ed. R. McLean indicate Rural Route No. 1 from Collins is approved. Service starts May third and will improve mail for about 76 families in the Farming ton Collins area now served only by post offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Leavitt
A. B. Guthrie
Chateau
Ed. R. McLean
Farmington
Collins
Post Office Department
Leavitt
Golf Club Officers Elected at Monday Meeting
At a Chateau Golf Club gathering on Monday afternoon James Eck ford was elected president and G C Core secretary and treasurer for the coming year. John J Hannan heads a greens committee to plan enlarging the local course from five to nine holes with L L Folsom aiding the effort. Other committee members include C S McDonald E C Waldron John W Hentges and J C Morgan. The club aims for a big season with several matches and growth in membership already under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Camp Fire Girls plan matinee and evening show at grade school
Chomoncafgi Girls invite kids and grown ups to a Saturday program with a matinee at 1 30 and an eight o clock performance of Longfellow s Hiawatha acted by real Indians. Two Camp Fire Girls greet guests. admission is 25 cents to support the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiawatha
Camp Fire Girls
Camp Fire
Longfellow
Chomoncafigi Girls
Grade School Notes on Flu Absence and Tractor Show
The Seventh and Eighth grades thank Mr. Morgan for a tractor show invitation. Mrs. Hodgskiss substitutes in third grade due to Mrs. Craig's flu. Margaret Edgar enters seventh grade. The sixth grade hosts a program about Longfellow with recitations and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Morgan
J. E. Hodgskiss
Craig
Boy Scout News Notes From Great Falls Area Council
Mrs. C H Porter spoke on native birds to the Boy Scouts last Thursday. Great Falls Area Council met Tuesday with J W Sherwood chosen president and E G MacClay elected Scout commissioner and national council delegate. Bloomdahl Robison Culbertson attended. Dr E J Crary becomes council member as local Scout committee chairman. District includes Cascade Teton Pondera and Chouteau counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Porter
W. G. Bloomdahl
James T. Robison
R. B. Culbertson
Great Falls
Boy Scouts
J. W. Sherwood
E. G. MacClay
Bloomdahl
E. J
Crawford Couple Return From Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs Wm Crawford of the Bole section returned last Saturday from Chicago where they had been visiting for several weeks at the homes of their daughter Mrs W 3 Connor and son Prof C Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Crawford
Chicago
W. 3. Connor
Prof. C. Crawford
Endorsing 3000 Elk Herd Plan Spurs Mont. Sportsmen
A coalition of Sun River Stockmen and Great Falls Augusta Choteau Sportsmen's associations backed a game law proposal to control the Sun River elk herd at about 3000 head and defer domestic stock grazing decisions to the government. The Choteau Rod & Gun Club sent representatives to the meeting at the Choteau House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Myrick
Lewis & Clark Forest
Sun River
Great Falls
Augusta
Choteau
Choteau House
Forest Service
Montana
H. O. Kenck
Harvey Read
Roy Cleary
Mark Wellman
J. H. Carmichael
John Cunniff
T. O. Larson
E. J. Hirshberg
Earl Yeager
McDonald
James Eckford
Er. J. Hirshberg
Choteau Rod & Gun Club
Civil actions filed in circuit court foreclosure and judgments
Clerk of the Court Blanche M. Jacobson reports civil actions filed last week including Eugene V. Gergen vs Albert I Young and T H Pridham as receiver of State Bank of Fairfield foreclosure of mortgage A W Springhorn receiver of American Bank and Trust Co vs Wm T Adams transcript of judgment Harry Dranger vs Wm Breding foreclosure of mortgage Midwest Land Co vs James A Conx nole et al foreclosure of mortgage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche M. Jacobson
Eugene V. Gergen
Albert I. Young
T. H. Pridham
State Bank of Fairfield
A. W. Springhorn
American Bank and Trust Co
Wm. T. Adams
Harry Dranger
Wm. Breding
Midwest Land
Mrs Beaupre to Operate Beaupre Cafe
Mrs H Beaupre will take over management of the Beaupre Cafe and hotel dining room with experienced staff. Hugh Bowers, who ran the cafe this winter, will depart soon for Washington to prepare for the shearing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Beaupre
Beaupre Hotel
Beaupre
Hugh Bowers
Washington
Nelsons and Baldwins Visit Great Falls Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Nelson, Mrs. A. E. Baldwin and J. R. Baldwin were visitors in Great Falls on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Nelson
A. E. Baldwin
J. R. Baldwin
Great Falls
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Best and Geyser
First National Bank
Liberty
WII
Montana Extra
M. E
P. O. Department
Golf Club
BOY Scout News
Gover
Beaupre Cafe
State Bank
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