Poison Gopher Campaign Notice Issued In County
County commissioners publish a notice advising land owners to poison gophers on their lands from March 29 to April 3 following a Farm Bureau meeting held March 26. Exterminators will cover any non poisoned land after that week. poison is available through the county agent or Farm Bureau, with 1600 pounds prepared for distribution at listed local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Chateau
Wednesdy
Farm “Bureau
Dutton
State Elevator
Collins
Fitzgerald Store
Fairfield
Gallatin Valleylevator Co
Power
Power State Bank
Cordova
B. G. Plummer
Sloan
Harry Wallenwaber
Bobe
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co
Bynum
Power-Morgan Co
Agawam
Pilling Lumber Co
Farmington
Farmers Elevator Co
High School Notes On Week Activities And Plans
Thursday and Friday examinations were given with few exemptions. The senior normal training class went to the country for demonstration work and will live in town during the week. William Elliott joined the senior class. Martha Chalmers and Dorothy Anderson were absent sick. Rehearsals for the senior play proceed nightly with the show planned. The seniors read Hamlet and the domestic science department ended hot lunches for the year. The school was in session last Saturday and most extra days are made up. Declamation contest work began amid strong interest and the annual issue is near completion with all pictures in and proof ready. Teton’s first annual is shaping up as a credit to the school and a yearbook souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Elliott
Martha
Chalmers
Dorothy Anderson
Teton
Registered in County for Coming Elections
A fragment notes 2275 registered entries in the county for upcoming elections. Details are sparse but indicate voter registration activity and preparation for polling.
Easter Week Services Planned at Local Church
Rev. Harry T. Stong opens Sunday morning at 10 30 with a sermon on Essential Preparation for an Easter Blessing. Sunday school follows at 11 30. Epworth League meets at 6 30 on Christian Principles in Industry. Evening worship at 7 30 features the pastor in sermon. Rev. Baldwin to preach Monday as special week begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Stong
Erman
Epworth League
Baldwin
Petitions for Bynum Irrigation District Hearing Set
The district court will hear petitions for creating the Bynum Irrigation District on Monday. Signatures from a majority of landowners indicate likely formation with a commission to oversee canal construction and district maintenance. Attorneys F B Weir and Phil I Cole will represent opposing sides, and engineers S B Robbins and Ss J James will assist. Also noting Rev Elliott arriving as Chateau's new Episcopal minister and preaching his first sermon. Lenten services planned for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum Irrigation District
F. B. Weir
Helena
Teton Cooperative Reservoir Co
Phil I. Cole
Chateau
S. B. Robbins
Ss. J. James
Elliott
Virginia City
Mont
Spring Opens On March 21 With Homecoming Readiness
The article notes spring starts March 21 and asserts readiness with the phrase let her home as a sign of preparation and confidence. It emphasizes enthusiasm and team spirit for the upcoming season.
Berlin upheaval as government reportedly collapses
A provisional proclamation declares the German government dead in Berlin. Ebert and key ministers reportedly flee, while naval and military factions threaten a general strike and a possible imperial restoration. Protagonists move toward Berlin outskirts as forces clash and officials depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Vorwaerts
Ebert
Néske
Cerera Erhardt
Whch
Kerlit
Wihout
Marshal von Hinridenburg
William
Doeberitz
von Oldershausen
von Ovan
Wetzelt
Baltic
iSiTheo
Bathard
Leowenfeld
Tiergarten
Sta
Fifth Grade Leads Attendance Honors at Public School
The fifth grade posted 109 percent attendance with no absences over four weeks and all students celebrated with high attendance. Miss Belzer returns after illness but remains bedridden this week. trustees and visiting teachers plan a convention at Chateau Thursday and Friday with model grammar and civics lessons. Dr. Davis of Dillon will speak at the teachers institute, while Earl Wiggins recovers from burns after an accident at school Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Davis
State Normal College
Dillon
Teachers’ Institute
Civil Actions Filed This Week in Local Court
The clerk records several civil actions including Fiatléan Merchants Association vs. John EffinéPtian. Strain Realty Co. vs. William Hartman and others for mortgage foreclosure. and John S. Lane vs. Edward Berup et al for quiet title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiatléan “Merchants Association
Lvs
Strain Realty Co
William
Hartman
George E. Hotaling
Frances L. Hotaling
Marion Hotaling
Dons Hotaling
Gale Hotaling
John
Harris Found Guilty in Illicit Whiskey Case
William Harris of Fairfield was convicted in federal court for possessing an illicit whiskey still. His partner John F. Wright previously pleaded guilty. Harris was found guilty of possession but not of making mash for liquor. sentencing set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
M. S. Darling
Conrad
United States
Darling
Federal District Court
Bourquin
Air
Carling
Northern
Montana
Benton
Aas
Cortrad
William Harris
Fairfield
Harris
John F. Wright
His Official Fiancee at Royal Theatre
Vivian Martin stars in a mystery comedy at the Royal theater Friday. A typist engaged to her cold employer for business reasons only slowly falls in love, keeping audiences mystified until the final fadeout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Artcraft
Vivian Martin
Royal Theater
Makes Good Showing At Chateau Public School
List of pupils reported neither tardy nor absent for six months across grades one to eight. First grade Carl Peters and Alpert Doughty. Third grade John Peterson Betty Foot Thomas Moore Joe McCullough Waneta Price Harmon Rhoads James Rose Ethel Morgan. Fourth grade Wayne Gewald Houston Peters Littleton Dunn Jeannie Malmin Lucille Morgan. Fifth grade Howard Martine Ruth Haugen. Sixth grade Kelsey Hall Howard Doege Helen Pike Elizabeth Norman Helen Morgan Lucille Baker Norma Doege Charlotte Looney Verna Upman. Seventh grade James Looney Harry Moore Harriet Larson Eda Gregory. Eighth grade Fern Stone Helen Gorham and Ned Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Public School
Carl Peters
Alpert Doughty
John Peterson
Betty Foot
Thomas Moore
Joe McCullough
Waneta ‘Price
Harmon Rhoads
James Rose
Ethel Morgan
Hall
Howard Doege
Helen Pike
Elizabeth Norman
Helen Morgan
Lucille Basker
Norma Doege
Charlotte Looney
Verna Upman
James Looney
Harry Moore
Harriett, Larson
Eda Gregory
Fern Stone
Helen Gorham
Ned Perry
Woman's Club Notes of Reviews and Committees
Mrs H J McGregor reviewed The Amazing Interlude by Mary Roberts Rinehart with praise and charm. A communication from Sarah Morse commends Red Cross Christmas seal sales and thanks workers. committees for programs parks and libraries are listed with leader names. Over $160 has been raised for a librarian fund, with more time to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. McGregor
Mary Robert Rinehart
McGregor
T. O. Larson
Sarah E.morse
Montana Association For the Study and
Red Cross
Iway
L. A. Foot
W. J. Roulston
C. Looney
Jas. Eckford
A. Burrell
G. A. Coffey
S. RK. Foot
Emily Hodgskiss
A. B. Guthrie
K. B. Cohoe
E. J. Crary
H. E. Norman
J. A. Gleason
A. DeYong
H. T. Rhoads
H. E. Adams
J. T. Moore
J. C. Morgan
Jas. S. Innes
O Wagnild
C. J.B. Stephens
A. J. Weisner
J. J. Cain
T. A. Pridham
J. J. Greene
Commercial Club
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Gophers
Hoteau
Pantoevarcon
Weather Bureau
M. E. Church Notes
First
National Bank
Sastielgs
Total
First National Bank
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
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Federal” Reserve Bank
National Bankgv
State of
County of Teton
W. B. Butchart
A. H. Doughty
Chateau, Montana
E. J
Hirshberg
Hse
Government
Tion
Teton County
H. R. Wahoske
H. M. Gillick
W. F. O’ Donnell
Chateau-Agawam
Brach
Milwaukee
Oyeey SR Ks
Dr. Kapp
Prussa
General von Luettwitz
Commander In Chief
Citizens State Bank
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