Legion Boxing Card Set for April 3 at High School
Final arrangements for the Legion boxing show announced by I. G. Lestrud set the event for Friday evening April third in the high school auditorium. Headliners are Battling Leidhley of Helena and Eddie Shelton of Pendray in a light heavy main bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
I. G. Lestrud
Battling Leidhley
Helena
Eddie Shelton
Pendray
Rexall
Vernon Best
Bynum
Earl Bennett
Choteau
Clarence Lindseth
Earl DeRusha
Farmington
Wm. Gies
Sam Kelley
Cascade
Bennet
Lindseth
DeRusha
Gies
Kelley
Leichley
Shelton
Montana
Mr. Lestrud
High School Notes Highlights and Awards
Third quarter exams were held on the 18th 19th and 20th with exemptions for averages of 90 percent or higher. Freshman class welcomed Katherine Pulliam formerly of Havre. Football and basketball letters awarded to captains and players including William Burns Oliver Evenson Walter Cohoe Bert McNeal Lyall Crary William Mozer Clifford Saterlie Adolph Dale Harry Moore and William Upman. Girls basketball letters went to Myrtle Martine Helen Morgan Helen Lind seth Phyllis Green and Pauline Jacobson. New French texts Les Trois Mousquetaires assigned to French II. Senior normal training girls began practice teaching at Malone with Miss Medley. Girls basketball team travels to Augusta for tournament. Declamatory contest planned within 30 days. Americans All used in senior English. Freshman operetta to Fairfield in ~two weeks. Freshman cooking class making bread. Annual staff representatives named Elmer Burns Melvin Bueling Dean Crittenden. seniors to be added. O G A shorthand penmanship certificates awarded to Florence Thompson Helen Gorham Lucile Baker Marguerite McDonald Wilda Simons Charles Armstrong and Helen Morgan. Shorthand and typewriting district contest set for Great Falls on April 18. Junior and senior girls meet for basketball championship last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Pulliam
Havre
William Burns
Oliver Evenson
Walter Cohoe
Bert McNeal
Lyall Crary
William Mozer
Clifford Saterlie
Adolph Dale
Harry Moore
William Upman
Malone School
Miss Medley
Augusta
Miss Williamson
Fairfield
Elmer Burns
Melvin Bueling
Dean Crittenden
Gregg Co
Florence Thompson
Helen Gorham
Lucile Baker
Marguerite McDonald
Wilda Simons
Charles Armstrong
Helen Morgan
Great Falls
City Election Set for Chateau On April Sixth
The Chateau municipal election is slated for Monday April sixth with polls from 8 am to 6 pm. Incumbents include city treasurer Wm B Butchart police magistrate J E DeHaas and aldermen Horace Upman first ward H W Bateman second. polling places are Stockmens State Bank building and Teton County courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Wm. B. Butchart
J. E. DeHaas
Horace Upman
H. W. Bateman
First Ward
Stockmens State Bank
Second Ward
Teton County Court House
K. B. Cohoe
C. H. Connor
Lillian Archibald
Retha Odenwald
W. A. Emerick
Gay Franklin
Ard Moore
C. D. McDonald
E. D. Forrest
James Heighton
Juniors Win Inter Class Game In Fast Contest
The junior girls claim the inter class basketball title after a close 14 to 13 victory over the seniors. Ike Martine led the scoring for the seniors with Harriet Larson and Helen Lindseth contributing key baskets while Helen Lindseth and Beatrice DeRusha helped the juniors surge to a come from behind win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike” Martine
Ike
Harriet Larson
Helen Lindseth
Helen
Forwayds
Myrtle Martine
Marguerite. _Prellier
Pauline Jacobson
Eda Gregory
Phyllis ‘Green
Helen Morgan
Beatrice DeRusha
Lillian Archibald
Marie Anderson
Helen Pike
Lillian
Beatrice
School Board Trustee Election Set for April Fourth
Election in School District No. 1 at Chateau Grade School on Saturday April fourth from two to six to choose one trustee for two years and one for three years. Trustees Morgan and Doughty to be succeeded. petitions due five days before election day. election board includes Mrs. L. E. Taylor Ard Moore and Mrs. John W. Hentges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Grade School
J. C. Morgan
A. H. Doughty
H. T. Rhoads
L. E. Taylor
Ard Moore
John W. Hentges
Rebekah Lodge Carnival Delights Guests in Costume
One hundred twenty five women of the Rebekah order and guests held a high carnival last Thursday at the new Masonic Temple rooms. A committee staged a novel stunt party featuring a pantomime playlet a ukulele club number and fancy dancing by Frances Mellon. Guests attended in costume.
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Rebekah Order
Rebekah Lodge
New Masonic Temple
Frances Mellon
Gilman rancher killing ends quarrel with neighbor
Robert Murray, 45, a Gilman country cowpuncher and homesteader, dies after a prairie shooting. William Fairbanks, jailed in Chateau, faces first degree murder charges amid a dispute sparked by alleged attentions to Murray’s wife. Murray’s dying statement implicates Fairbanks. Fairbanks claims self defense. Coroner’s jury brands the shooting as criminal and unjustified by law.
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Robt
Murray
Wm. Fairbanks
Robert Murray
Gilman Country
Chateau
Fairbanks
Sun River Oiiage
Augusta
Choteau
Frank Warner
Warner
Chateau i
Joe Bergeron
Lewis and Clark
Gilman
George M. Coffey Jr
James Collins
Coffey
Bateman
E. B. Maynard
Sheriff Collins
Great Falls
Collins
Norton
Billings
Teton County
Collin
Roy Ayers
Charles H. Connor
Maynard
W.W. E. Howard
John Eckford
H. C. Peters
Frank Moore
T. O. Largon
B. B. Rogers
W. E. Howard
Wm. Johnson
Sun River Mountain
Plans Forming for District School Field Meet
County Superintendent Mrs. Edythe Saylor reports rapid planning for the district school field meet set for May 13 and 14. The event may include a high school meet featuring Teton, Conrad and Power, with grade events published soon and observations on athletic technique for elementary pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe Saylor
Teton, Conrad and
Power
Saylor
City to Beautify Boulevards with Ash Trees
Five hundred green ash trees will be planted on Chateau boulevards where water access exists for irrigation. Mayor George M. Coffey Jr says crews are preparing holes and arranging for tree arrival after mid April. Funding comes from the park fund, with residents asked to aid irrigation. The trees come from Guernsey Nurseries North Dakota, noted as hardy. Coffey earlier established a municipal nursery with 800 ash trees thriving, positioning the city for future boulevard expansion without extra buys.
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Chateau
George M. Coffey, Jr
Guernsey
North Dakota
Coffey
Local social notes detail dances visits and injuries
Collins society items list visits from Mrs McClenhan Mrs Finkinbiner and families from Burton Beach to the Davidsons. Walter Edwards shopped in town Harry Montague attended a St Patrick dance in Dutton. Rob McClennan fractured ribs after a wagon accident. Dominic Banis plans Farmington farming work next week with L Otness. A four piece Agawam orchestra fueled a large Brady dance with praise for Tatman Berringer and local dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hull
Falls
Robert McClenhan
David Finkinbiner
Walter Edwards
Shibstead
Burton Beach
Art Davidson
Harry Montague
Dutton
Zach Hayward
C. Heerman
Thompson
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Roscoe
Pacific Coast
C. Hoerman
Brady
E. T. Fitzgerald
Marion
Miles Averill
Chateau
Jno
Harkins
D. F. Waterman
Geraldine Mayer
Great Falls
Ross Mayer
Rob McClennan
Dominic Baings
Bill Tatman
Bill
Lizzy
Munson of
Wm. Tatman
I. E. Woodward
Ben Berringer
Agawam
Tatman
Berringer
Dominic Banis
Farmington
Gambling guilty plea and fines in district court
George Rochford pleaded guilty to gambling in district court this morning and was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 60 days in county jail. Fairbanks will be arraigned this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rochford
Fairbanks
Choteau Hosts Cascade In Friday Night Court Battle
Choteau town team travels to the local high school gym this Friday evening March 27 to face Cascade in a high school basketball matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Cascade
Surprise Home Welcome By Groom's Old Friends
Mr and Mrs P H Crossen were surprised at their home when a group of the groom s old friends called last evening to offer congratulations and pay their respects to the couple.
Car overturns injure five en route to Great Falls
A car driven by Mr. Wyner carrying five people en route to an Eastern Star meeting overturned on a gravel highway north of Vaughan. Mrs. John Carlson suffered severe scalp wounds, Mrs. Frances Rosengren sprained her wrist, and Mr. Wyner badly cut and crushed his left hand. Passersby took the group to Great Falls. Mr. Wyner required surgery to save three fingers. R. N. Axford and Ernest Carlson were unhurt. The crash was blamed on loose gravel during a double curve as the car skidded onto its side.
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Mr. Wymer
Crossen Home Welcomes Bride From California
P H Crossen returns home with Mrs Elizabeth Hanke Crossen from San Diego where they were married February 4. Crossen, a longtime Teton county ranching figure, settled at the Crossen residence near the Citizens State Bank to a warm welcome from neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Crossen
California
San Diego
Crossen
Elizabeth Hanke
August Hanke
Teton County
Citizens State Bank
Cro
Teachers and Eighth Grade Exams Set for May
Examinations for county teachers to retain certificates will be held May 7 8 9 in Chateau High School per county superintendent Mrs Edythe Saylor. A complete schedule will be announced later. Eighth grade exams for district students seeking high school admission will be on May 21 and additional points in the county remain to be fixed.
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Chateau
Edythe Saylor
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Leidtley-Shelton
First National Bank
Lewis & Clark
Fort Benton
Red Lodge
San Ricer
Acantha
Ayers
John J. Greene
Bernadine Hubbard
Miss Hubbard
Blanche M. Jacobson
With Bride
State Bank
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