Bynum Field Meet Yields Small-Town Upset and Local Notes
Pupils from Bynum School attended the Choteau field meet on May 11 and 12 where Choteau captured the cup but faced strong showings from small schools. Earl Dornbhiser won two firsts and Grendon Stokes paced a quarter mile. Yvonne Rieken and Dora King also earned blue ribbons. Local residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Wall, Alf Waynild, Mary Truchot, and others, are noted with travel, family visits, and elevator repairs along the line. A closing of the school year is anticipated with staff summer plans and farm moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Choteau
Earl Dornbhiser
Grendon Stokes
Yvonne Rieken
Dora King
John Wall
Great Walls
Alf Waynild
Pendray
Mary Truchot
E. B. Noble
Wm. Cowgill
Somers
C. M. Golden
C. H. Hamilton
Great Falls
Mr. Hamilton
Kyle Jones
J. S. James
Conrad
James
Ed. Bailey
N. G
Gallatin Valley Milling Co
Rocky Mountain
Jerry O’hanlon
Otto Weidman
J. C. Morgan
Helena Sketches of Country North of Town Noted
UC Carey visited the county seat on Saturday on business as locals made sketches of the country north of Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Carey
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Foreclosure in Montana
Public notice of sheriff sale in Teton County Montana following a district court action William F. Rieckhoff versus Edwin Anderson et al. The sale is set for June 8 1923 at 2 PM at the court house in Chateau with the SW quarter of Section 23 Township 22N Range 3W described as the property.
Wells-Dickey Company vs Lemmon et al Sheriff Sale Notice
Wells-Dickey Company sues Alexander Lemmon Mary Lemmon Ilowcree Sheep and Horse Co The First National Bank of Fairfield and Teton County Montana for a sheriff sale of real property on cash terms The property described includes portions of Section 19 Township 21 North Range 3 West Montana Meridian with all appurtenances Notice signed by Sheriff WM D Resquam and attorneys Maddox and Church First publication May 17 last publication June 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Wells-Dickey Company
Alexander Lemmon
Mary Lemmon
Ilowcree Sheep and Horse Co
First National Bank of Fairfield
Teton County
Montana
Choteau
Swynem
Chateau
WM. D. Resquam
W. N. Streeter
Maddox & Church
Great Falls
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Montana Territory
State Bond and Mortgage Company sues John Rosser Marie Rosser A F McCabe Carlotta Savage A O Kramer and O B Kotz. Property 160 acres SW 1 21N 6W Montana Meridian Chateau Teton County. Sale at cash on June 8 1923. Sheriff WM P Resquam. Attorney firm Norris Hurd Rhoades Hauge Havre. First pub May 17 last June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isheriff
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
State Bond & Mortgage Company
John ©. Rosser
Marie Rosser
A. F. McCabe
Carlotta Savage
A. O. Kramer
O. B. Kotz
Sheriff’s Sals
Chateau
Teton County
Montana Meridian
United States Government
WM. PD
W. N. Streeter
Norris, Hurd, Rhoades & Hauge
Havre
Notice to creditors in Mary A. Maule estate
The administrator of the Mary A. Maule estate informs all creditors and others with claims against the deceased to present them with vouchers within four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Maule
Notice of Administrator Appointment for Mary A Maule Estate
First publication at the offices of T. H. Pridham in Chateau Montana for the estate of Mary A Maule. May 12, 1923 filed by Timothy Cook as Administrator, with T. H. Pridham as attorney. First publication May 17, last June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Pridham
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
Timothy Cook
Mary A Maule
Debate Over Exposing Man's Legs on New York Screens
The New York Supreme Court case reviews a state motion picture commission order to delete scenes showing a man’s legs when trousers are pulled by a dog at a dance. Mrs. Eli T. Hosmer argues such exposure would incite crime, while the Pathe Exchange defends equal treatment of male and female leg exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Supreme Court of the Commonwealth
State Motion Picture Commission
Pathe Exchange, Inc
Movie Corporation
Eli T.hosmer
People
Physicians Win In Liquor Case Affects Prescriptions
Federal Judge Knox ruled parts of the Volstead act unconstitutional allowing physicians to prescribe more than a pint of liquor every ten days. The decision, seen as favoring doctors, could lead to appeals and separate suits for each physician seeking higher quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Knox
Ernest S. Bishop
First Blood
Association For the Protection of Constitional Rights
Samuel W. Lambert
College of Physicians
Columbia University
Assisant
United States
Clark
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Washington
Supreme Court
New York Federal Court
Medical Practitioner Receives Three Months of Dues Clarification
A fragment notes three months of payments totaling up to 100 units allocated to a medical practitioner. The snippet indicates the duration and total amount but lacks broader context or names.
Three Chinese Prisoners Die In Bandit Raid
An unconfirmed dispatch from Lincheng says three Chinese captives taken by Suchow train bandits during the Shanghai to Peking express raid were hurled to their deaths near the brigands mountain stronghold to pressure swift talks for freeing foreign prisoners. The bandits have moved captives deeper into the mountains near Lincheng, hindering relief trips by Dr. Mertens who is barred from further access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Lincheng
Peking
Dr. Mertens
Ideas Not Alike: Child Happiness Across Savage Cultures
The piece weighs whether happiness favors the pampered child or the child raised among cannibals and savages. It notes maternal love in Africa and cities, then surveys childrearing: Eskimo and North Siberian babies dunked in cold water to strengthen limbs, Fiji and Andaman infants kept warm, and Andaman scars for bush protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Cook
Africa
London
New York
Paraguay
Fiji Islands
Andaman Islands
Andaman
Afghan Fiber Emerges as Potential Textile Substitute
A newly discovered fiber called afghan, found by Sir Henry Wickham, could rival flax and cotton. It is stronger than hemp and flax, resists sea water, weaves into fine cloth, and dyes easily. Afghan may shift textile reliance beyond wool, flax, silk, and cotton, marking a significant development in fabric science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wickham
Books Revised by Writers Reflect Earliest Editions
The editions printed 200 or 300 years ago are largely free from typographical errors because early publishers were eminent scholars who themselves revised proofs. This attention to accuracy helped ensure careful editing and faithful reproduction of texts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Firestone
Fone
L. E. Taylor Garage
Bynum News
District Court of the
Wineteenth Judicial District
County of Teton
William F. Rieckhoff
Edwin O. Anderson
Gena Anderson
State Bank of Fairfield
Fairfield
A. D
WM. D. Reiquam
Cole & Packer
Choteau Montana
District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District
Commission
Oliver Mauseth
Farmington
Titan
Power-Morgan Co
Chateau Creamery
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis
Minn
Power- Morgan Co
Acantha
James Thorn
Call Acantha
Ross Houck
Pacific
Spokane
Wash
Thompson Apts
Kloppisch Bros
Bowling Green
E. J. Hirshberg
Earl of Zimmerman
Bole
Duroc-Jersey
Farrow
G. C. Stokes
C. W. Wymer
G. W. Booth
Power Morgan Co
Bath
J. A. Baart
Cowgill Addition
A. W. Dokken
Billings
Care Hotel Northern
Hirshberg
P. O. Box
Robert Lynd
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