Blue Line of Grand Circle Tour Bridges Canada and California
G P Parmelee of the Calgary Good Roads Association outlined the Blue Line of the Grand Circle Tour linking Banff Windermere road with California. The north south route will pass Browning and Banff, easing Glacier Park access. Banff Windermere road opening ceremonies set for June 30. Parmelee aims to finish marking Calgary to Los Angeles in fifty days. cities along the route asked to fund markers.
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Banff-Windermere
Canada
Rockies
G. P. Parmelee
Calgary Good Roads Association
Chateau Commercial Club
Glenloyd
Parmelee
California
Pacific Coast
Chateau
Banff
Los Angeles
Windermere
Glacier Park
Missoula
Browning
Calgary
Francis Marion Blazer longtime Holt county farmer dies in Montana
Francis Marion Blazer 63 died at his farm near Chateau Montana on April 29 1923 after a life spanning Missouri Ohio Oklahoma Nebraska and Montana He served Maitland as mayor and was active in Woodmen of America K P Lodge Red Cross and Liberty bonds He leaves wife Lucy Sells one daughter Florence Meadows a brother George W Blazer a sister Mrs S H Johnson and two grandchildren Interment in Maitland at the K P cemetery with services held May 5 conducted by Elder S D Harlan.
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Maitland
Herald
Francis Marion
Hiram
Mary Blazer
Athens County
Ohio
Chateau
Montana
Holt County
Missouri
Lucy Sells
Carrol
Iowa
K. of P. Lodge
Farmers Bank of
S. S. Meadows
S. D. Harlan
Bedford
K. of P
Lightning Strikes Farms Near Agawam Cause Fire and Injuries
A stormy blast near Agawam led to a fire at Maurice Gunther's ranch destroying the home and contents leaving the family homeless. At Carl Morehart's ranch a boy was knocked unconscious and his six horse team collapsed. one horse died. The barn burned briefly but was saved.
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Maurice’ Gunther
Agawam
Gunther
Carl Morehart
Chateau
Augusta Country Loses Two Pioneer Cattle Men
John W. Nixon and Steven Berube, early Montana cattle industry pioneers, died within days of each other. Nixon, active in Sun River area since 1878 and a former livery proprietor and rancher west of Augusta, died of pneumonia. Berube, who arrived in Montana in 1868 and settled near Augusta, suffered a paralytic stroke four years earlier and died at his Kalispell daughter’s home. Funeral services were in Augusta conducted by Rev. H. J. Bush of St. Stephen's Church.
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John W. Nixon
Augusta
Steven Berube
Montana
Nixon
Sun River
Berube
Kalispell
H. Ji. Bush
St. Stephen’s Church
Choteau
City speed and livestock fines issued early this week
Charles Wilson was arrested Monday and fined 12.50 in the court of Police Magistrate J FE DeHnaas for speeding inside the city. Dan Proctor and Joel Mozer drew 7.50 fines each on Tuesday and Wednesday for allowing livestock to roam at large in the city.
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Charles Wilson
J. FE. DeHnaas
Dan Proctor
Joel Mozer
Grasshoppers Ravage Teton County Crops and Control Savings
County Agent notes show grasshoppers caused record damage last season, with four species identified and control methods proven effective and profitable, saving farmers about 84000 dollars. Life cycle details include eggs laid along roadsides and fields, hatching in spring with hoppers feeding from May to June.
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Teton County
Methodist Church Notices by Harry T Stong Pastor
Morning worship at 10 30 sermon by the pastor Sunday school at 11 30 evening service at 8 00 choral rehearsal Tuesday evening Ladies Industrial Wednesday afternoon midweek prayer Wednesday evening at 8 00 Boy Scouts Friday evening meeting of the Sunday school board after Sunday school all officers and teachers expected to be present vacation Bible school will be held starting Monday June 11 for three weeks school will run daily except Saturday 9 30 12 00 devotion music memory work graded Bible study recreation handwork Isa 56 2.
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Ternoon
Japan
Destructive hoppers and their life cycle detailed
The article describes fall egg development in female hoppers, with each laying 50 to 150 eggs. It contrasts Warrior hoppers that lay eggs in restricted areas versus other species. Feeding peaks around 11 a.m., with hoppers capable of consuming major crops, and hints at forthcoming control methods.
Choteau Boy Hits Spark Plug Pitching For Missoula Clash
Chick Guthrie, Teton High School 1920 graduate and local athletics figure, starred as catcher for the Choteau varsity in a Missoula game against Idaho U. He showed marked fielding skill and a sharp throw to second, and added a ringing triple in the eighth, scoring the lone hit of the contest. Kenneth Simmons remained Guthrie’s rival for catching honors as the team prepared for the conference trip.
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Chick Guthrie
Teton High
atMissoula
Idaho U
Missoula
Guthrie
Kenneth Simmons
Simmons
Idaho
Fraternal and Legion Observe Memorial Day Cooperation
Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias join Chateau Post No 1 American Legion and Civil and Spanish American War veterans to observe Memorial Day next Wednesday May 30. A joint morning program includes a parade and graveyard services. businesses close and citizens urged to display the flag in honor of departed soldiers.
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Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias
Chateau Post
American Legion
Legion
Place winners at county track meet announced
Final scores from the district school track teams of the county at the Choteau meet May 11 and 12 show rankings: Choteau first, Warmington second, Power third, Bynum fourth. Individual honors winners have not yet been announced.
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Choteau
Julian D. Ray
Warmington
Power
Bynum
Penalty on Tax Delinquents Not Collectible Before 1922
County Treasurer O G Meadows reports Attorney General Wellington D Rankin ruled that penalties and publication charges cannot be assessed on taxes delinquent before the 1922 tax law. Delinquencies prior to 1922 are not subject to additional charges and any such payments made after the law were enacted must be refunded.
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Wellington D. Rankin
O. G. Meadows
Legislative Assembly
Mr. Meadows
Rankin
Eighth Grade Examinations Schedule Noted
Notice lists eighth grade examinations to be held at Watton Fairfield and Chateau High School on May 8 and 26. Subjects include Civics History Grammar Reading Arithmetic Spelling Physiology Agriculture Geography with dates and hours shown for each session.
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Watton
Fairfield and
Chateau
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Fisk
Tog Wana Ate, U
Pat Ofe
Choteau Garage
Blazer
Chateau Hardware Co
Choteau Drug CO
Augusta Country
Methodist Church
Harry T. Stong
Chinaware
Hirshbergs
Rexall
Rexall Store
R. E. Nelson
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