Local Scouts Win District Tournament in Great Falls
Chateau’s Boy Scout Troop led by Rev. Harry T. Stong and Maurice Howard won the district tournament at the Great Falls Y by beating Choteau Cascade and Fort Benton teams. The local squad, with 21 scouts, included John Dow Lyal Crary William Burns James Looney John Yeager and Tom Wiprud, securing a second straight victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Harry T. Stong
Maurice Howard
Great Falls
Fort Benton
Great Falls “Y
Choteau
John Dow
Lyal Crary
William Burns
James Looney
John Yeager
Tom Wiprud
Dutton Rancher Committed to State Hospital
Gottlieb Foell, a rancher of Dutton, was brought to Chateau Tuesday by Sheriff Wm. D. Reiquam on a warrant charging insanity. A hearing before Charles P. Crane resulted in Foell’s commitment to the state hospital at Warm Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb Foell
Duton
Chateau
Wm. D. Reiquam
Chas. P. Crane
Board of County Commissioners
Warm Springs
Grade School Program Delights Big Auditorium Audience
Children from first through sixth grades presented a two part program last Friday in the school auditorium before a capacity crowd of about two hundred. The show featured Mother Goose's Garden staged by the younger pupils and Hun in a Photographer Shop, a humorous sketch by the older students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Williamson
Bynum M. E. Church to Welcome Rev. Stong for Last Service
Rev. Harry T. Stong will preach and administer the Lord's Supper at the Bynum M. E. church Sunday at three in the afternoon. This will be his last service here before Easter, and the community is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Stong
Bynum M. E
Baster
Methodist Church
Trustees of the Heavenly Glory
Troop 2 Boy Scouts Thank Local Helpers
Appreciation notes credit Mr. C. S. McDonald and Mr. George F. Miller for transporting troop members to Great Falls last Saturday. Gratitude also extended to Dr. Crary and Mr. C. Porter for lending cars.
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C. S. McDonald
George F. Miller
Great Falls
Dr. Crary
C. “Hl
Laying Early Plans for 1923 State Fair Exhibit
County Agent Robert Clarkson and assistants prepare a Teton county display of grains livestock and garden crops for the 1923 state fair in Helena. After the 1922 success and prize haul officials seek immediate action with funding from the Chateau Commercial Club and expected county matching.
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Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Helena
Clarkson
Chateau Commercial Club
Oil Field Activity Expected to Start Soon Near Pendroy
Local oil circles predict six or more rigs in operation and field development to begin within months. Two rigs north and west of town are to be spudded within six weeks on the Frank Miller place and the Hines ranch. Drilling may start on the Beach area east end and near the Conrad dome as weather allows, with rapid land leasing by large concerns. Local residents express optimism for Pendroy and surrounding territory.
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Frank Miller Place
Hines Ranch
Conrad Dome
Pendroy
Ray Re-Elected Principal by Grade School Board
Julian D. Ray was reelected principal of Chateau grade school District No. 1 for two more years at a salary of 2500 dollars. The board did not state if he will accept. Resignations were submitted by four grade teachers and a later meeting was set to elect other faculty members.
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Julian D. Ray
Chateau
Ray
Lillian Steele
Lillian Dean
Ruth Daugherty
Ruth ‘Sibelist
Dutton Farmer Pederson Dies of Cancer at 51
Mathis Pederson a Dutton county rancher aged 51 died last Thursday of cancer while en route to Chateau hospital. A Norway native, he had lived in Te ton county for years. Survived by wife and six children. Funeral held Saturday at Dutton with Rev. Hoagland officiating. Burial in Dutton cemetery.
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Mathis Pederson
Dutton Country
Chateau
Mr. Pederson
Norway
Teton County
Dutton
Rev. Hoagland
Dutton Cemetery
County Commissioners Back Clerk Webb Plan for Bond Debt
County officials approved Clerk W H Webb s plan to finance Teton county s bonded indebtedness reducing annual interest from 32644 to 8823 by 1935 and retiring bonds on optional dates within twelve years. The plan aims to build a sinking fund via yearly levies while saving taxpayers about 125000 in interest.
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W. H. Webb
Teton County
Webb
Grade School Notes On Annual Play And Class Activities
The annual school play was staged last Friday with leading roles across the first four grades including Mother Goose and Red Riding Hood. Fifth and sixth graders performed with cast lists featuring Photographer Huston Peters and Miss Primrose while maps of Europe and Africa were being drawn by fifth and seventh graders.
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Mother Goose
Helen Bateman
Bo Peep
Marie Rabitch
Boy Blue
Jack McGregor
Jack
Robert Bush
Jill
Marjorie Yeager
Miss Muffett
Leona Myrick
Red Riding Hood
Mary‘belle Peterson
Jacka Dandy
Lynn Baker
Tom Tucker
Leslie Jourdonnais
Golden Hair
Virginia Spears
Mary Quite Contrary
Elsie Hirshiberg
Jack Horner
James Meagher
Chorus of Flowers
Kenneth Ragland
Florence Trescott
Evelyn Upman
Chester Beech
Ruth Moore
Robert McGregor
Huston Peters
Simon Snyder
George Loomis
Wiggs
Ethel Morgan
Melvina Wiggs
Jessie Innes
Marvin Wiges
Primrose
Marian Webb
Constance Lockwell
Waneta Price
Farmer Pratt
Burton Wells
Europe
Africa
Morris Talifson
Harold Irons
Fay Lear
Miss Alberts
Colorado
Bynum Matron Mary Maule Buried In Bynum
Mrs. Mary Maule of Bynum aged 52 died March 8 at Chateau Hospital after a stroke. She was buried Saturday afternoon at Bynum with funeral services at the family home. Survived by two children Maryetta 13 and James 9, an aged mother, brothers and sisters. James Maule her late husband had died in 1916. Also surviving Priscilla Cook of Bynum, Mrs. Frank Harris, and three brothers ranchers in Teton County.
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Mary Maule
Bynum
Chateau Hospital
Maule
Maryetta
James
James Maule
Priscilla ,Cook
Timothy
Omer
Tom Cook
Teton County
Frank Harris
Fairfield
Beardslee Well Landowner Hurt In Wagon Accident
Charles Losey of Dutton owner of the land where the Beardslee well is drilled was brought to Choteau Hospital after falling onto a wagon wheel while climbing in. He suffered injuries believed to include possible internal hemorrhage but his condition was not considered dangerous.
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Charles Losey
Dutton
Beardslee
Choteau Hospital
Andrew Martin
John A. Sweat
Mr. Losey
Ford turns over with load of Boy Scouts
A Lord automobile driven by Rev. Harry T. Stong overturned on a gravel highway near Chateau while returning from a Boy Scout basketball tournament in Great Falls. Stong and three Scouts Clarence Stephens John Yeager Creed Taylor escaped with minor bruises. car badly damaged.
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Lord
Harry T. Stong
Clarence Stephens
John Yeager
Creed ‘Taylor
Great Falls
Chateau
Mr. Stong
Stenson Ranch
Wells Drilling Suspended At Gordon Campbell Well Farmington
Drilling at the Gordon Campbell well near Farmington was halted this week due to tool loss and engine problems. Company officials say the outlook remains encouraging though details are not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Gordon Campbell
Farmington
Kevin
Iompany
Campbell Well
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Ter
Boy Scouts of America
Dutton Farmer
First National Bank
Montana
Batty
Ozember
Dave Giboney
A. C. Burbank
Dorothy Longmuir
Citizens State Bank
Miss Cherry Blossom
High School Glee Club
Worthington
Japan
John Henry Smith
Cherry
Kokemo
Togo
Cherryblossom
Miss Reed
Rexall Drug
Chas. Losey
H. T. Stong Ford
BOY Scouts
Dis
Walter Bright
T. O. Larson
Koyle
Wight
California
Agawam
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