Parfy Visitors Tour Choteau as Glacier Link Plans Unfold
W M Nichols of Yellowstone Transportation Co with George L Ramsey William Biggs M Goodsill Ted Collins Alf French and Ralph Ross arrived in Choteau at six. They met with the Chateau Commercial Club and Teton commissioners. Ramsey spoke on touring traffic and a plan to link Rocky Mountain Yellowstone Glacier and Banff parks. Nichols said a route via Chateau and Bynum would start next month with a tour on the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park Transportation Company
George L. Ramsey
William Biggs
M. Goodsill
Ted Collins
Alf. French
Ralph Ross
Melena
Great Falls
Rotarians
Chateau Commercial Club
Teton
Biggs
Lewis & Clark County
Ramsey
Montana Banking Corporation of
Helena
Union
Rocky Mountain Park
Colorado
Rocky Mountain ‘Park
Yellowstone National and
Glacier Parks
Banff Park
Canada
Ween
Childs
Transportation Company
Washington,d. C
Interior Department
Glacier Park
Nichols
Teon County
Chateau
Bynum
Mrr. Goodsill
Boys Farm Camp Set for Choteau June 16 to 21
Forty Teton county boys aged 11 to 18 will attend the Boys Better Farming Camp in Choteau from June 16 to 21. Organized by the Teton county farm bureau, selection will be by community drawings. The program blends talks on dairying crops and livestock with athletics, films, and demonstrations from local doctors bankers and Bozeman I College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Choteau
Chateau
State College
Bozeman
Portland Cement Association
American Steel and Wire Co
Libby Yards Lumber Co
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bay ¢& Gy i
Boy Scouts Reorganize In Chateau With New Leaders
The Boy Scouts of Chateau reorganize with W. M. Rush as scoutmaster and Capt. Smith Dr. Rhoads and D. Ju. Beatty as troop committee. Meeting held May 2 in forest service office. Plans for summer work include a two week or longer camp on Sun or Dearborn rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
W. M. Rush
Capt. Smith
Dr. Rhoads
D. Ju. Beatty
Forest Service Office
Woman’s Club
Sun
Dearborn
Soldiers and Sailors Club to Plan Decoration Day
On Monday evening May 9 a meeting at the courthouse will arrange participation in Decoration Day exercises. All returned soldiers are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Soldiers and Sailors Club
Court House
Memorial Day Reflections and Local School News
A Civil War era memory notes May 30 as Decoration Day from General Logan. The piece links Memorial Day to WWI and urges universal observance. Nearby items report 18 second graders absent from sickness, a farewell PTAsocial for teachers, Mrs. McDonald visiting the fourth grade, and civic talks on grap ing and timber sales. Normal training girls visited multiple rooms this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitty
Army of the Blue
John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Parent-Teachers’ Association
McDonald
Mr. Rush
Beatty
Bond Election Date Changed to September 2
County commissioners moved the high school bond election to September 2. The same date also schedules votes on the revision of the primary law and the state boxing measure.
Allotment OverSubscribed for Teton County Drive
Senator Larson chairs the victory loan drive for Teton County as the county oversubscribes its allotment. The county at large raises 4850 over its share while Chateau’s subscription adds 1200 beyond allotment. Total raised reaches 49850 against a 45000 allotment. Larson signs as chairman.
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Larson Chairrman
V.etury
Eton County
Saversiat
Chateau
Cver
Duaaachatys
T. O. Larson
Mrs Maggie Coleman Dies After Sudden Illness
Mrs Maggie Coleman, 24, wife of Harry Coleman, died Friday night from paralysis after a brief illness. She had recently visited relatives in the east. The remains were shipped to Crookston Nebraska with her husband and sister in law Mrs William Storey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Coleman
Harry Coleman
Adams Oil Co Purchases Chateau and Brnum Plants
The Adams Oil Co bought the Chateau and Brnum plants from Pure Oil Co as Pure withdrew from the local field. Adams Oil Co, established in 1913, grew into a leading business concern in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Oil Company
Brnum
Pure-Oh-Co
Adams Oil Co
Hotéau
Old Range Rider Meets Tragic End Near Gilman
Nels Dorf a longtime employee of Lars Otness and others on the range near Gilman died after being dragged by a horse at the Clark ranch. He was found the next day in grave condition and died within an hour. Dorf, a Swedish native born 44 years ago, had a sister in South Dakota and no other known relatives in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Dorf
Lars Otness
William Hodgskiss
Clark Ranch
Gilman
I Mr. Dorf
Sieeden
United States
South Dakota
Thomas ‘L. Mason
Bob
Froebel
John
Lucy
Bobby
Uncle Sam
Civil actions filed in county court on various suits
J. H. Sherburne sues the sheriff of Teton County for recovery. Olive J. Giles petitions against Vaern J. Giles for divorce. Georgiene M. Fitzpatrick sues Arthur D. Johnson for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Sherburne
S. Martino
Teton County
Olive J. Giles
Vaern J. Giles
Georgiené M. Fitzpatrick
Arthur D. Johnson
Training Little Children by Mrs Ethel G Young
An essay advocating patience and love in parenting, praising kindergarten as a bridge between mothers and teachers. It stresses observing children, learning from educators, and letting early childhood education shape better behavior and trust. The piece ends with enrollment details for a health conference and kindergarten outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel G. Young
Fragmentary OCR Note Reveals Birth/Appointment Fragments
A partial OCR fragment mentions an age in months and an appointment card with a name and address fragment. The readable bits suggest a notice-like item but lack clear dates or full identities for a full summary.
Teton County Soldiers Press War Labor In France
Frank T Hooks of Townsend and Felkner Hayes of Forsythe publish a Montana letter from France protesting that approximately 300 Montana Second Regiment veterans are kept as laborers and scullions at the American E. F. University in Beaune. They urge relatives to contact Secretary of War Newton Baker to gain release to civilian status. The letter lists names and hometowns of Montana men affected and calls for congressional pressure to end the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls Tribune
Teton County
Chateau
Frank T. Hooks
Townsend
Felkner Hayes
Forsythe
France
Newton N. Baker
Washington, D.C
American &. F. University
Baune
Cote, D'Or
Second Montana Regiment
EK. F. University
Beaune
D’or
Montana
iMontana
Second
College of Law
War Department
High School Notes Take Flight To Missoula Track Meet
Tuesday morning Mr Ditrich led the track team to Missoula for the annual meet. Betram Guthrie and Harold Forrest are the top contestants, with Florence Daley slated to represent the school in the state declamatory contest and Miss Sweat as chaperone. Seniors win interclass track. underclassmen show promise for next year. Measles cause many absences as rehearsals begin for the three act comedy The Arabian Night's Entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditrich
Missoula
Betram Guthrie
Harold Forrest
Florence Daley
Miss Sweat
Miss Pepple
Corgon School
Runaway Accident Injures Mother and Three Children
Mrs. Charles Lengel living near Dutton and three of her children were taken to City hospital after a runaway accident. The mother is prostrated, the infant has a fractured hip, and the four year old boy is injured internally, while a three year old daughter escaped unhurt.
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Charles Lengel
Dutton
City Hospital
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Glacier Parfy
BOY Scouts
First National Bank
Resources
Federal Reserveystem
Chateau Wet
Neenen
Fairfield
Mrs
Pure Oil Co
Ruby Looney
Chirman
Teton?s
T. Hooks
Pieskner F. Haynes
American JE. F. University
Baume
Cote
de Or
Peterson
Larson
O. A
Chillerstrom
R. S
Valier
Cremer
A. R
Riges
A. M
Squires
N. W
Allen
S. J
Williams
E. F
Coranson
G. W
O. T
Gilmore
Cutbank
Monts
Cut Bank
Fink
Conrad
Glen
L. O
Citizens State Bank
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