Peters Wins First Tory at Bozeman Scholastic Meet
John Peters and Gordon Holmes, both from Teton High, placed first and second respectively in world history and plane geometry at the all state scholastic meet in Bozeman. Whitefish won the meet, Miles City took second, and Teton ran sixth among 125 schools. a senior typing event was canceled, affecting Agnes Nasser and other competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
Obert Peterson
Gordon, Holmes
Henry Freeman
Teton High
Bozeman
Great Falls
Teton
Ar Jods
Whitefish
Miles City
Agnes Nasser
Nasser
Lucille Morgan
Chateau Lions Club Forms Permanent Organization
The Chateau Lions Club in Montana became a permanent club at a dinner meeting with Lions International representative W. C. Nesbitt and District Governor present. R. E. Nelson and George Tennant retained as permanent president and secretary, with Jas Eckford as vice president. Twenty-three members signed the charter and plans for charter night and a Great Falls convention visit were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Montana
Beaupre
W. C. Nesbitt
Chicago
Lions International
J. J. Wuerthner
Great Falls
R. E. Nelson
George Tennant
Jas Eckford
Chateau
Lions Clubs
E. J. Crary
Lion Tamer
Robert Clarkson Tail Twister
H. E. Adams
Robert Clarkson
Crary
Shirley
Ilace
Welles
Jas. Eckford
H. W. Bateman
L. B. Taylor
John J. Hannan
G. C. Core
John W. Hentges
W. W. Smith
The
Ss. W. Wallace
Eddie Howard
L. BE
Rings in the Saw Dust Operetta Opens Saturday Night
Arrangements are complete for the grade school operetta Rings in the Saw dust to be staged by pupils Saturday night at the high school auditorium. Miss Winifred Ulsaker directs the production with a strong advance ticket sale and a likely packed house at 8 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Ulsaker
Forest Service Thanks Public for Ameri can Forest Week Efforts
Forest Supervisor WM E Lockhart extends gratitude to the city and community for presenting American Forest Week to the public. The goal is to advance forest conservation and public awareness through cooperative efforts and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Wiseman Rancher Heads to Mayo Clinic for Cancer Treatment
Wm. Wiseman, a rancher from the T. S. Gap country, departed this morning for the Mayo Clinic in Rochester to seek cancer treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wiseman
T. S. Gap
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Country Club Committee Appointments Announced
The Chateau Country Club outlines committee assignments for the coming year with G C Core as club secretary detailing membership now 27 or 28, up to 40. The purchase of land for the golf course costs $800, and plans include a two week timeline for the program, with contests for men and women and participation in the state tournament at Meadow Lark Country Club in Great Falls August 10 to 14. Chateau is among Montana clubs in the state golf association and supported Havre and Jordan memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chateau Country Club
G. C. Core
T. O. Larson
E. J. Hirshberg
Meadow Lark
Great Falls
Chateau
Montana
Havre
Jordan
Anaconda
Albert Bottenhagen Dies After Operation at 67
Albert A Bottenhagen 67 a well known Bole Montana rancher died Monday morning at Columbus hospital in Great Falls after an operation followed by pneumonia. He moved to Montana in 1913 homesteaded near Bole and left a large family including wife Mrs Bottenhagen three daughters and four stepchildren. Funeral services were held at St Luke s Episcopal church with many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Albert A. Bottenhagen
Bole
Bottenhagen
Harry EB. Price
Chateau
Wm. W. Ward
Park
Ridge
Illinois
Bruce W. Hart
Gillette
Wyoming
Arthur Tesch
Fred Tesch
Detroit
Steve Tesch
Los Angeles
BE. C. Arnold
Hettinger
North Dakota
Iowa
Chicago
Augusta Louise TeSch
Montana
Louise Tesch
Mr. Bottenhagen
John A. Logan
Woodmen of the World
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Keller
Episcopal Church of
Weather forces cancellation of district field day program
The 1927 Teton county district scholastic and track meet schedule was disrupted by weather delays. The Friday May 13 field day program was canceled to avoid hardship, while athletic events rescheduled for Saturday May 14 proceed with a detailed timetable and weighted scoring to determine the loving cup winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Anna E. Stafford
Stafford
Red Cross Appeals for Flood Relief Funds Nationwide
The Mississippi flood disaster sparks a nationwide Red Cross drive. President Coolidge calls for 5 million dollars, with local chapters already routing funds from their scarce treasuries. Citizens are urged to contribute promptly to aid rescue and relief efforts.
Burial Details For Local Figure In Chateau Cemetery
Burial was in Chateau cemetery following the service. Pall bearers were P. H. Crossen, D. A. DeTour, Dr. E. J. Crary, T. O Larson, E. J. Hirshberg and R. Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Cemetery
P. H. Crossen
D. A. DeTour
E. J. Crary
T. O Larson
E. J. Hirshberg
R. Nelson
Red Cross Seeks $10 Million Relief for Mississippi Flood Victims
President Coolidge issued a proclamation calling for a nationwide drive to raise the Red Cross relief fund to ten million dollars after Hoover returned from the flood zone. The White House said the president would not visit the area, while Hoover briefed the relief committee and then met with the flood region officials. Engineers reported spread of floodwaters across nine parishes in Louisiana with thousands homeless and evacuations planned. The Mississippi embankment breaks south of Vidalia and upriver flooding affected Port Avoyelles and Vicksburg as health and sanitation efforts focused on recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Red Cross
Hoover
White House
New Orleans
Edgar Jadwin
Army Engineers
Washington
Kansas
Mississippi
Concordia Parish
Vidalia
Red River
Vicksburg
Alexandria
Avoyelles Parish
Concordia
Parade Through Forest Marks American Forest Week Ending
A Friday parade in Forest closing American Forest Week drew cheers from watchers. Led by an American Legion delegation and Boy Scout band, the three block procession included grade school children with flags, Camp Fire groups, high school entries, a Chateau Garage wrecking car with a log, and the first public appearance of the high school boys' band. Legion members urged stricter flag etiquette ahead of Memorial Day and planned an education campaign on flag use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forest Week
American Legion
Clarkson
Court House Circle
Royal Theater
Legion
Chateau
Forest
A. B. Guthrie
Ruby A. Miller
National Legion
George Moore Sees Improvement At Cohteau Hospital
George Moore a Teton canyon cattle man has been ill for some time but is reported improving while staying at Cohteau hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moore
Teton Canyon
Cohteau Hospital
J C Penney Buys Golden Rule Stores in Midwest
J C Penney Co has purchased the Golden Rule stores owned by F S Jones Co with locations in Minnesota Montana North and South Dakota Iowa and Wisconsin. J C Penney plans to convert the local Jones store to a Penney store around June first and will retain the Jones staff. J C Penney now operates 885 stores in 46 states and Mr Pulliam will remain as manager of the Chateau store under Penney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Pulliam
F. 8. Jones Co. Golden Rule
Minneapolis
J. C. Penney Co
Jones Company
Minnesota
Montana
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Mr. Pulliam
Penney
J. G. Penney Co
Jones
Penney Co
Jones Selling
Pulliam
St. Paul
New Butcher License Law Goes Into Effect June 1
A new Montana butchers and peddlers license law takes effect June 1. It requires butchers to pay $6 and peddlers $100 annual fees, with strict meat inspection and stamping rules. Penalties include license revocation, fines up to $500, or 30 days to six months in jail. repeat offenses can be felonies with 1 to 5 years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Webb
Board of County Commissioners
Livestock Commission
Helena
Montana
Dean Hamilton to Address 1927 Teton High Graduates
Dean Hamilton of the State college at Bozeman has accepted a May 19 commencement invitation for Teton High School's 1927 graduates. Principal A B Guthrie announced the event. Hamilton is a noted educator and former official in the State Teachers' Association and is expected to deliver a worthwhile message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hamilton
State College
Bozeman
Teton High
A. B. Guthrie
State Teachers’ Association
Carl Wengart Piano Recital Delights Great Falls Audience
A Saturday recital at the First Methodist church in Great Falls drew strong applause for pianist Carl Wengart. He was assisted by Olive Sorrick and soprano Mrs. Lee M. Ford, under the Great Falls Tribune report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Great Falls
Carl Wengart
Olve Sorrick
Lee M. Ford
County Board Appoints Officials and Pending Positions
Under legal provisions the board of county commissioners named Tuesday a slate of appointees including Chateau F E Moore Fairfield Jack Radcliffe Power C J Cuts Dutton Jas L Wheeler Pendrey J Reid Jones Bole C A Austad with additional appointments expected for Collins Farmington Bynum Aga wam Cleiv and Cordova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Chateau
F. E. Moore
Fairfield
Jack Radcliffe
Power
C. J. Cuts
Dutton
Jas. L. Wheeler
Pendrey
J. Reid Jones
Bole
C. A
Austad
Collins
Farmington
Bynum
Agawam
Cleiv
Cordova
Also Mentioned on This Page
John
Peters
Tory
Gordon Holmes
Lions Club
Country Club Committee
Albert Bottenhagen
First National Bank
Choteau
Liberty Loan
Mississippi Valley
Alacken
All America
A. H. Doughty
American Red Cross
J. C. Penney Co. Buys
F. S. Jones’Group of Golden Rule Stores
J C. Pulliam
Mlley
Bank
Citizens State Bank
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