Weather records show 14.38 inch long-term precipitation in Choteau
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports a 40-year study of weather records from Choteau and nearby towns. The average annual precipitation is 14.38 inches with 7.92 inches in April to July, meaning 55 percent falls in these four months. June leads with 2.84 inches, May 2.56, and July 1.68. February is driest at 0.47 inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Chateau
Robert Clarkson
Augusta
Conrad
Blackleaf
Browning
Great Falls
Ceseeneeeneees
Judy Ceesvreccesesnmersensonnesee
Clarkson
Court Grants Final Dispositions In Broad Montana Term
Judge R M Hattersley presided over a Friday session hearing a dozen matters including one criminal case Charles Bakker charged with second degree assault and several civil actions. Final estate distributions were approved for Illvisaker True Baart and others with inherit ance taxes noted and administrators appointed.
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R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
Charles Bakker
B. I. Packer
James Drinkwine
Bakker
T. H. Pridham
Yelte Bakker
J. W. Hightower
Thestate
Clarence Carlson
John Chalmers
Allen Gamble
Bill Paulus
Great Falls
Vasil Paulus
Speer
Huffman
Producers Independent Oil Company
G. R. Talbert
W. D. Jones
Peter Ilvisaker
Susan Stalheim
Bertha Aaberg
Lina Jordan
Thorbjorg Bjork
Maria Wiborg
C. O. Madson
Jas. Eckford
H. W. Bateman
Anthony Minster
Francis Caldwell
Joseph Caldwell
E. J. Hirshberg
Charles Klockler
Mary Klockler
Fred True
P. J. True
BE. J. Hirshberg
Obert Peterson
Montana
Enoch Peterson
Stanwood
Washington
M. Everett
H. Everett
Earl Yeager
C. D. Yeager
Henry Wallenhorst
C. James Smith
Emma Shook
Clarence Connor
Wilbur Connors
State Hospital For the
Warm Springs
Theodore Baart
Baseball Season Opens With Local Ceremonies May 30
The Teton County All-Stars, 1930 Northwestern Montana champions, kick off the 1931 season with Decoration Day ceremonies on May 30. The American Legion band leads a parade to the park for a short workout before Senator Larson leads off the game, with Mayor Coffey on the mound and Rep. Hodgskiss catching. The Home Oil team from Great Falls, featuring Grassechi Statzich Strizich Valssich Paucich Autiocrutsch Lincobitski and others, will provide stiff opposition. Wanagan of Fairfield leads the 16-man All-Stars squad as Dale the pitcher. admission remains 25 cents for adults, free for under 12.
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Teton County
All-Stars
Montana
American Legion
T. O. Larson
Coffey
J. E. Hodgskiss
Larson
Great Falls
Grassechi
Statzich
Strizich
Valssich
Paucich
Young Dale
Moundsman
Wanagan
Fairfield
Choteau Public School Holds Eighth Grade Graduation
Eighth grade graduation exercises will be held Friday night at the grade school auditorium. Thirty nine pupils including Robert Noble the valedictorian and Russell Lockhart will receive diplomas as the class presents songs, glee club numbers, and a history. The program features invocations, welcomes, and a farewell to be followed by diplomas and the garden lullaby.
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Choteau
Choteau Aill
R. BE. Kaemmer
Russell Lockhart
Ageensunewsiiyng
Glee
Carl Maccany
Edna Remus
Alice Mae Arnett
Mary Elizabeth Edwards
Ceee Eee Cent
Genevieve Foltz
Billie Swain
Louise Clarkson
Leo Mellon
Jessie Bitting
Dorothy Allum
Iva Shibsted
Donna DePrata
Evelyn Craig
Kathryn Davis
Helen Harmon
Jessie Cook
Howard Ness
Robert Noble
Chateau Public School
Appointments Made for Eight Chateau Woman's Club Committees
Mrs. M. S. Bullerdick announces the eight standing committees for the Chateau Woman's Club for the coming year. Listings include Finance chaired by Geo. Coffey with D. P. Fabrick and others, Program and year book led by Anna E. Stafford, Library chaired by Phil S. Cole, Membership led by John W. Hentges, Fine arts, Flower show, Tea, and Dance committees with respective chairmen and officers. A club meeting failed to form a quorum this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman's Club
M. S. Bullerdick
Geo. Coffey
D. P. Fabrick
C. K. Malone
R. F. Baillie
R. R. Mellon
John W. Hentges
R. E. Nelson
N. W. Edwards
Ruth Bryson
Margaret Nagle
Marion Hassos
Obert Peterson
E. J. Crary
Reporters—Tribune
Otis Mellon
Acantha
G. C. Core
Independent
B. G. Trescott
Junior Prom Notice For May 28 Invitation Details
The parents of juniors and seniors, grade school and high school boards, faculty, and alumni are invited to attend the Junior Prom on Thursday May 28. No invitations are required for these groups. The Junior Class.
Earl Oil resumes drilling on Montana test
Earl Oil Company restarts operations on its wildcat near the Pishkun reservoir 15 miles southwest of Choteau, totaling three northern Montana mountain tests. Standard of California spades a second well near Bynum, and Fulton Petroleum operates a third on the Blackfeet reservation. Montana Oil and Mining Journal notes the three wells target productive sharp dip structures with potential oil or gas.
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Earl Oil Company
Pishkun
Choteau
Sun River
NW SE
Section 22
Township 22
Range & West
Colorado
Eagle
Rockies
Montana
Chateau
Earlwell
Standard of California
Ney
Bynum District
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Fulton Petroleum Company
Montana Oil and Mining Journal
Alberta
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Charles Baker
U. S
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Member
Federal Res “Ystem
Glee Club
W. G. Bloomdahl
Neeeaee
Chateau Woman’s Club
Anna EB. Stafford
H. Beaupre
H. W., Bateman
B. H. Fisher
Phil S. Cole
A. B. Guthrie
L. E. Taylor
BE. B. Noble
Arthur Hirshberg
C. W. Burns
Directed By
Herschel M. Ingersoll
Robert Morse
Remorse
Gilmore Hanson
Jimmy Valentine
Stephen Webb Toney
Iceman
Russell Walker
Tubby Valentine
Emmie, “Mopupus
Arthur Lindau
Mrs. Connelly
Leo Mitchell
Peggy Bryant
Mike Connelly
Erma Baldwin
Helen Adams
Richard Jones
Helen Bateman
Clifford Norris
Ruth Phillips
James Morgan
Samuel French
New York
Jackson
Pishkun Reservoir
C. H. Porter
Central States
Great Northern
Glacier Park
W. P. Jackson
Chateau Lions Club
Farm Bureau
Women's Organization
Fruit Growers’ Association
Rural School P. T. A
Grange
L. I. Taylor
The
Teton Service Company
Portland
Farrow
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