Choteau Wins Athletic Cup At County Meet
Excellent weather greeted a large crowd at the Te ton county track and field meet now in its third year. Schools excelled in penmanship drawing painting needlework weaving and other work. The two day contest featured a dramatic program in the high school auditorium. Chateau won the cup for most points with Farmington Power and Choteau high schools placing in events and exhibitions.
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Teton County
Saylor
Fairfield
Power
Chateau
Bynum
Hanusa
Dutton
Track meet results list with multiple districts and winners
A detailed listing of track and field event results across divisions. Winners include George Loomis Choteau in several events, Harmon Rhoads Choteau, Jewell Edwards Farmington, and Peter Dion Fairfield among others. Multiple schools such as Power Farmington Choteau Dutton Fairfield and Bynum appear with various placements.
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Alan Odden
Dutton
Jack Slanger
Farmington
Bernice Aiken
Bynum
Gordon Holmes
Choteau
Lorin Simons
Weist School
Woeyne Proff. Dutton
Cedric Maurer
Maurer
Genevieve Rieken
Johnny Peterson
Glen Boettcher
Muriel Blake
Power
Wayne Wood
Fairfield
Beat
George Loomis
Arthur Anderson
Jimmy Giese
Peter Dion
Harmon Rhoads
Mervin Shaefer
Jewell Edwards
Burton Olson
Gibson Menkman Byrum
LeaRoy Gaare
Harmon Rhoade
Helmer Evenson
Fred Hoffman
Charles Davis
Emil Kramer
Earl Bennett
Merill Olson
Howard
Arthur Dahlman
Wayne Proff
George Shetn
Billy Bateman
Theodore Giese
Ie Howard Jourdonnais
Earl Bjork
Basip
Airfield
Ethel ‘Morgan
Ruth Burkland
Dora King
Ethel Morgan
Dora Talifson
Pearson
Magdalen Goodell
Norma Ludvickson
Margaret Morgan
Atta Pfeifle
Bethel Morgan
Lavina Crawfford
Elsie Dahlman
Ethel Anderson
Lavina Ward
Gertrude Dion
Hazel Gises
Lola Davidson
Jennie Baker
Burton
Thirty One Seniors to Receive Diplomas Tonight
Commencement week at Teton County High School features 31 graduates receiving diplomas this evening. Notables include Fern Alta Stone and Anna Grace Anderson among others, with Rev Culbertson delivering baccalaureate and a class play staged earlier in the week.
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Tas Teton County High School
Fern Alta Stone
Henrietta Johanna Spoelder
Anna Elene Olson
Helen Hurley Innes
Uriel Beatrice Andrews
Laura May Swenson
Gideon Udin
Clarence James McDonal
Arthur Bailey Ramsey
John Russell -Oliver
Earl Joseph Wiggins
Benjamin Marcus Slanger
Clarence Arthur McNeal
Leon Chester Snyder
Daniel Thomas Pridham
George William Archibald
Anna Grace- Anderson
Searles Burton Andrews
Irene Amanda Cleary
Francis Helen Klockler
Ella Irene Deaver
Mathilda Annette Dolalie
Sophia Amanda Denison
Helen India Gorham
Inez Beatrice Lindseth
Agnes Harriet Morgan
Lois Lia Bresche
Marguerite Kathryn McDonald
Florence Nellie Talifson
Margaret Mary Jackson
Frances Schreiner
Labor's Gate
Culbertson
Beaupre ‘Hotel
K. P. Hall
Foan Carr
Helen Innes
Carr
Grace Anderson
Caroline Carr
Marguerite McDonald
Madge Carr
Helen Gorham Nelson
Uriel Andrews
Wm. Carr
N.s
Ted McDonald
James Clancy
Jack Coogan
Clarence McNez
Joe Thomson
Arthur Ramse
Earl Wiggins
O’malley
Leon Snyder
O’brien
O’clancy
Geo. Archibald
Alberta Ends Prohibition with Government Liquor Sale
Alberta voters approved government sale of liquor ending prohibition from 1915. The new system goes into effect Monday with government stores in many towns, hours 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. permits cost 2.00 yearly or 1.00 for beer only, and beer delivered at 4.15 per case of two dozen pints. Spirits may be kept in hotel rooms for bona fide guests. transient permits exist. clubs may obtain beer licenses.
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Alberta
Taxes Delinquent After May Thirty-First Final Payment
Tax records show delinquent accounts after May 31 with final settlement due on 1923 county assessments. Property owners faced penalties and potential lien actions if not paid.
Taxes Due May 31 Delinquent If Unpaid
County Treasurer oO. G. Meadows reports the second installment notices have been mailed. Taxes must be paid by May 31 to avoid delinquency.
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Oo. G. Meadows
Senate panel ends Wheeler inquiry in Montana case
By unanimous vote the senate committee closed its inquiry into Senator Wheeler without further testimony. Chairman Borah will draft the report for approval. It is expected the panel will find Wheeler did not accept a fee from Gordon Campbell to prosecute land claims before the interior department.
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Washington
Senate
Montana
Wheeler
Borah
Gordon ‘Campbell
Montana Oil
Gne
Gtor
Interior Department
Deputy Collector Interviewing Local Taxpayers
A deputy connected with the United States Department of Internal Revenue interviewed local taxpayers Friday and Saturday of last week. He warned that tax enforcement would continue as he urged attention to the younger generation.
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United States Department of Internal Revenue
Birds and Eggs Drive Nets Big Count for Red & Gun Club
Sunday hunt organized by the Chateau Rod and Gun Club aimed to reduce predatory birds. John Moore led the winning team with 668 birds and eggs, while McDonald’s team totaled 640. State warden Jakways spoke on stocking benefits and the club set aside 25.90 to fund rewards for predatory birds.
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Chateau
Red & Gun Club
C.S. McDon
John T. Moore
John Moore
McDonald
GCA
Jakways
Harquet
Choeteau Rod & Gun Club
Naear
Teton
A. Myrick
G. C. Core
Jas. Eckford
George Coffey, Jr
John Hentges
H. T. Rhoads
T O.larson
C. S. McDonald
Oscar Jeanis
Looney
E. L. Jourdonnais
H. W. Boteman
J. C. Morgan
Federal Fish Hatchery
Bozeman
J. M. Chapman
Relay Race Results and Best Athletes in Choteau Event
The report lists the girls relay race finishing order with teams Power Choteau Fairfield and names top boy and girl athletes. Charles Davie George Loomis Howard Jourdonnais are the best boy athletes from Choteau and Ethel Morgan along with Eisie Dabiman are noted as top girl athletes from Choteau.
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Power
Choteau
Fairfield
Charles Davie
George Loomis
Howard Jourdonnais
Ethel Morgan
Ruth Burkland
Eisie Dabiman
Fomar
Former Choteau Resident Dies at Whitefish Mont
Funeral services were held for Mrs. J. G. Hopkinson, a former Choteau resident, who died May 9 1924 in Whitefish Montana of paralysis. She left Choteau in 1914 with her two sons and husband who died that year. She was born April 14 1863 in Pope Mills New York and later moved to Great Falls in 1891. She leaves three siblings, two sons Joseph and Thomas and daughter Ruth Klev.
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C. H. Connor
J. G. Hopkinson
Whitefish
Mont
Pile
Great Falls
Joseph
Thomas
Ruth Klev
Daniel
Henry
James Snyder
Thomas Ropkinson
T. O. Kleiv
Card of Thanks for Mrs J G Hankinson Burial
The Hopkinsons and Mr and Mrs T C Kuleiv express sincere thanks for acts of kindness shown at the burial of their mother Mrs J G Hankinson. тех
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J. G. Hankinson
Thos. Hopkinson
Jos. Hopkinson
T. C. Kuleiv
The Library Corner graduates and reading guidance
The article urges students to study eloquence, discern good from evil in books, and maintain self government. It quotes Alcuin and Southey on reading habits. It promotes patronizing public libraries and notes Chateau Library entitles readers to books for a year for 25 cents.
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Alcuin
Southey
Chateau
Messiah Concert to Feature 60 70 Voices in Chateau
The Messiah will be performed Thursday evening in Chateau with 60 to 70 voices. Sponsored by the Monday Musical Club and the Women's Club, the concert draws on local and visiting soloists and a large local chorus. A daytime program of popular music closes with a Lady de Lam memoore sextette. Local merchants back the event with bargains to help attendees cover tickets and travel.
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Chateau
Monday Musical Club
G. F. Handel
Great Falls
Kansas
Lindenburg
Lady de Lammemoore
Cascade
Fife
Community M. E. Church Mother's Day Service
The Community Methodist Church with Pastor R B Culbertson held a well attended Mother’s Day service. A Pendroy Sunday school program accompanied the morning sermon. Morning service at 10 30. Sermon by the pastor Christian Faith. Sunday school 11 30. Epworth League 7 p m. Evening sermon 8 p m on Daniel. A welcome for all.
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Pendroy
School House
Daniel
Rankin rules on ballot printing rotation method
Attorney General Wellington D Rankin ruled that townships are the unit for rotating names on presidential primary ballots. Ballots must print names in blocks of 25 with each candidate moving up four positions per block and the first name dropping to the bottom for subsequent copies to curb alphabetical bias. The policy follows the Eighteenth legislative assembly’s law.
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Wellington D. Riunkin
Rankin
Eighteenth Legislative Assembly
Daliot
Clarence Davis Stenson Marries Beatrice Davis in Farmington
Clarence Stenson, a young farmer of Farmington, wed Miss Beatrice Davis a Burton teacher at the bride’s sister’s home near Keble. Rev. R B Culbertson led the ceremony at six on Sunday evening. A wedding supper followed for guests including Mr and Mrs Fred Perry, Mrs C Hansen and daughters, and the Culbertsons. The couple will reside 214 miles east of Farmington on the groom’s farm.
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Clarence Stenson
Farmington
Beatrice Davis
Burton School
Geo. Toole
Keble
R. B. Culbertson
Fred Perry
QC. Hansen
Culbertson
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Esther Pedarson Dutton
Atta Pfeiffle
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Davie Lathran
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Lake Basin
Steve Shein
Ralph Eastwood
Paul Walker
Blanche Bennetsen
Trene Groot
Johnevy Peterson
John Snngrove
Jim Morgan
Esther Pederson
Mapraret Stevenson
Anna Menghini
Killen Weline
Bernice Temnel
Belva Goodell
Ditton
Athietice
First National Bank
Federal
Ates
Big Das City
M. E. Church “A Friendly Church
R. B Culbertson
Davis-Stenson
Citizens State Bank
Chotea Mont
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