Senior class events mark 1929 baccalaureate and night
The 1929 baccalaureate sermon at Teton County High School was delivered in the auditorium by Rev. W. B. Spaulding of Helena. He quoted Van Dyke and used examples from Washington Hoover Hull House and Gethsemane to stress belief in God and honest motives. The sermon drew a good response. Class night followed on Tuesday with usual programs and burlesques on members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
W. B. Spaulding
Helena
Spaulding
A. B. Guthrie
van Dyke
George Washington
Herbert Hoover
Rev
Hoover
London
Jane Adams
Hull House
Chicago
Christ
Gethsemane
Pool Halls at Bynum Robbed Monday Night
Two pool halls in Bynum owned by Dane Stewart and James Short were broken into Monday night. Thieves took $15 in cash and $10 in candy with entry gained through back windows. The theft was discovered Tuesday morning. suspects are unknown but believed to know the locations.
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Bynum
Dane Stewart
James Short
Stewart Place
Short Pool Hall
Alumni Officers Elected At Teton High School Event
The Teton High School Alumni Association held officer elections after a grade school operetta in the school gym. Elected for the coming year were President M. K. Luther, Vice President Arthur Ramsey, Secretary Treasurer Mary Sulgrove, and executive board members Henry Hammond chairing with Denzil McDonald Mrs J J Hannan Phyllis Pridham Dewey Steele John Weaver Dorothy Frankline Beatrice DeRusha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High School
M. K. Luther
Arthur Ramsey
Mary Sulgrove
Henry Hammond
Denzil McDonald
J. J. Hannan
Phyllis Pridham
Dewey Steele
John Weaver
Dorothy Frankline
Beatrice DeRusha
City Park Popular As Picnic Grounds
Pupils from Pendroy and Gallup City with teachers visited Chateau to picnic in the city park. Pendroy children picnicked Thursday while Gallup City students held theirs Saturday. About ten carloads of Gallup youth attended. Chateau’s trees and natural beauty draw visitors driving 20 to 25 miles for picnics.
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Pendroy
Gallup City
Chateau
Legion Sponsoring July 4 Celebration in Chateau
At a Legion post meeting the group agreed to sponsor a July 4th celebration in Chateau to raise funds for park improvements. Events planned include a baseball game carnival and dance with a committee overseeing dance advertising carnival rodeo and finances.
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American Legion Post
Chateau
Dewey Steele
B. J. Packer
G. C. Core
I. G. Lestrud
H. W. Bateman
Ray J. McClue
Denzil McDonald
Choteau Men Attend Shrine Work in Great Falls
A group from Choteau traveled to Great Falls Friday night to participate in Shrine activities linked to the Algiers council of Helena. Participants included Dr. E. J. Crary, Dr. H. W. Bateman, Wallace Coffey, Kyle Jones, Harry Bloom of Bynum, T. J. Theetham of Dutton, and Chateau members State Senator T. O. Larson and J. E. Hodgskiss attended the ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Algiers
Helena
E. J. Crary
H. W. Bateman
Wallace Coffey
Kyle Jones
Harry Bloom
Bynum
T. J. Theetham
Dutton
Chateau
T. O. Larson
J. E. Hodgskiss
City to Enforce Traffic Regulations for Pedestrian Safety
City marshal John T. Moore warns traffic violations are rising among business and pleasure car owners. He urges familiarization with city ordinances and immediate correction of turning at intersections, curb backings without signaling, muffler cut-out use, parallel parking, speeding, and ignoring right of way to reduce police explanations and protect pedestrians and property.
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John T. Moore
County Roads Expenditures Tighten Budget Balance
County Clerk George A. Carrol reports $43,678.94 spent from July 1, 1928 to May 1, 1929 from the county road fund, nearly matching the $44,200 annual appropriation and leaving $521.06 for May to July. Bridge fund use totals $8,264.46, with $2,435.54 left for May to July. March 1929 expenditures fell to $29,916.78 versus $32,156.11 a year earlier, a difference of $2,239.33.
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George A. Carrol
County Board of Commissioners
Gas May Come to Choteau by Fall
News from Great Falls Tribune and Montana Oil Journal say natural gas will be piped into Choteau before fall. EB J Hubbert heads Pondera Valley Utility Co to build a 53 mile line from Conrad to Choteau with a six inch main to Conrad and four inch section to Choteau. Hubbert posted a $5000 bond and expects to sign the franchise tonight or tomorrow. Construction to start soon with project cost over $250000 and prior Montana gas projects noted. Official details from City Clerk John T Moore and the upcoming city council meeting are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls Tribune
Montana Oil Journal
Choteau
EB. J. Blubbert
Pondera Valley Utility Co
Chateau
the Tribune
Conrad
E. J. Hubbert
Great Falls
Shelby
Hubbert
Conrad-Chateau
Montana
Billings
Laurel
Javre
Chinook
Allen Oil Company
Montana Gas Corporation
Consumers Gas Company
Boy Scouts Urged to Reserve Belt Creek Camp Spots
Boy Scouts plan three two week sessions at Belt Creek near Neihart. First period runs June 30 to July 14, second July 14 to 28, third July 28 to August 11. Reservations should be made with Scout Master George Carroll as the first two periods are reportedly full.
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Belt Creek
Neihart
George Carroll
Mother of Mrs Nelson Dies Saturday in Dakota
Mrs Martin Jacobson mother of Mrs R E Nelson of this city died at Kenmare North Dakota Saturday afternoon at two o clock from heart trouble. Funeral services were at Zion Lutheran church Minot where the Jacobsons had lived for years. Interment was at Minot. Survived by husband six children including Mrs R E Nelson and Mrs P R Taylor and four sons Carl Chet Alton Vernon. The Jacobsons came to Minot in early days and engaged in business. Mr Jacobson now has a ranch near Minot.
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Martin Jacobson
R. EB. Nelson
Kenmare
North Dakota
P. R. Taylor
Jacobson
Nelson
Zion Lutheran Church
Minot
Forest Supervisors On Inspection Trips
Assistant Forest Supervisor A D Moir and forest inspector H R Flint returned Monday from a four day trip up the north fork of Sunriver. They saw about a foot of snow in the area and reported many elk and 38 sheep between Hannan gulch and Medicine springs. A moose was spotted near Route creek and game seed was in fair to very good condition despite a severe winter.
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A. D.moir
H. R. Flint
Missoula
North Fork
Sunriver
Route Creek
Wrong Creek
Hannan Gulch
Medicine Springs
Flint
Sun River
W. E. Lockhart
A. D."moir
Birch“ ‘Creek
Memorial Day Observed Plan Set for Choteau
Memorial Day will be observed in Choteau with a parade starting at the courthouse and marching along Main Avenue to the cemetery. The event is sponsored by American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars with a ceremony led by the Legion an address may be given by a Great Falls speaker.
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Choteau
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
C. Jas. Smith
George Carroll
Frank Snider
Court House
Main Avenue
Power- Morgan Corner
First Avenue
Great Falls
George Carrol
Water Tank Goes Dry Amid Sprinkling Rush
Chateau residents faced a dry water tank Tuesday morning after heavy overnight lawn and garden sprinkling drained 220 000 gallons from 5 p m Monday to 7 30 a m Tuesday City Water Superintendent John T Moore ordered the pump restarted and urged strict observance of watering rules restricting irrigation to 7 00 10 00 am 5 00 9 00 pm with fines from 5 to 50 dollars for violations and immediate shutoff in case of fire
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Chateau
City Water
John T. Moore
Moore
Sunny of Sunnyside given Friday night at Chateau
A large audience saw the Chateau grade school operetta Sunny of Sunnyside at the high school auditorium last Friday. Directed by Miss Ruby A. Miller and Miss Charlotte Johnson, the cast of 41 featured June Lindseth as Sunny and Albert Dale as Reddy.
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Sunny of
Albert Dale
Reddy
Sadie Sulgrove
Isabel Crawford
Robert Sutton
Leslie Jourdonnais
John Anderson
Maxine Peterson
Tischelle Hirshberg
Betty Moore
Margaret Doughty
Virginia Hansen
Leo Carrier
Marc Butchart
Philip Doughty
Helen Cohoe
Mike Moser
Catherine Davis
Warren Adams
Francis Truchot
Ralph Bleecker
Johanna Hirshberg
Jean Eckford
Margaret Hodgskiss
Mary Ellen Robison
Sylvia Wypper
Margaret Carlson
Choteau Girl to Receive College Letter at Campus Rampus
Miss Lucille Morgan daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Morgan of Choteau Montana will receive a college athletic letter from Montana State College Bozeman at campus rampus day May 24. She is among women students honored for baseball and intramural athletic events as the Spartanian Athletic association sponsors the first campus rampus featuring races games a baseball game and dancing with awards to past intramural winners.
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Lucille Morgan
J. C. Morgan
Choteau
Montana State College
Bozeman
Miss Morgan
Spartanian Athletic Association
Stolen 1928 Chevrolet Coach Belongs to Loomis Family
A green 1928 Chevrolet coach owned by H. J. Loomis was stolen Friday night from in front of the local high school while George Loomis attended an alumni dance. Sheriff searches, plate swaps, and cross border notices followed as investigators fear plate changes may hinder recovery. Insurance had lapsed a week before the theft and authorities alerted 75 sheriff offices in neighboring states and Canada.
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H. J. Loomis
George Loomis
Sheriff's Office
Canada
W. E. Howard
Plentywood
Howard
Loomis
Collins
Daniel Thornton Pioneer Buried in Local Service
Daniel Thornton aged 88 died May 15 at Deaconess hospital Great Falls. Funeral held May 18 at the Methodist church Bynum Rev Kaemper. interment in Bynum cemetery. Survived by three daughters Laura Bauer Great Falls John F E Cashman Seattle Mary Miller Smith Ennis and sons Clarence Ennis Emmett Olympia plus two sisters F J Gainan Oakland and Laura Jones Norris.
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Daniel Thornton
Great Falls
Bynum
E. R. Kaemmer
Chateau
Saline, County
Missouri
Montana
Madison Valley
Laura Bauer
John FE. Cashman
Seattle
Wash
Mary Miller Smith
Ennis
Mont
Clarence Thornton
Emmett Thornton
Olympia
F. J. Gainan
Oakland Oalif
Laura Jones
Norris, Mont
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