Bond sale assured for Bynum Irrigation District project
A sale of bonds worth one million dollars for the Bynum Irrigation District is assured with W. P. Bullock representing three San Francisco bond houses submitting the highest bid if no higher offer appears. The plan funds 30,000 acres in Beton County, with $400,000 to be spent on canals, ditches, and the dam project this summer and fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum Irrigation District
W. P. Bullock
San’ Francisco
Beton County
Phil I. Cole
Bullock
Chateau
Cole
Bynum
Ww. D. Jones
Noble
Chas. Suiste
Henry . Weust
Agawamas
Teton River
Rig Set On Dusak Site Near Willow Creek Structure
The Pet. Ex. rig to test the Eagle sandstone in the syncline of the Willow Creek structure has been moved from its old site and positioned to drill the Disak permit immediately. Removal finished last week. J. F. Sutton, drilling superintendent, arrived in Chateau Saturday, then went to Lewistown to assemble a crew for a short-term job. Local workers moved the rig under Dickey’s supervision. Location is southwest corner of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 12.
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Pet. Ex
Eagle
Willow Creek
J .F. Sutton
Chateau
Lewistown
Pet
Dickey
Civil actions filed for mortgage foreclosures in district court
The week saw filings in the clerk of court office including Edna Miller versus Seth J. Newland et al for foreclosure of mortgages and First National Bank of Minneapolis against Citizens State Bank of Choteau et al for foreclosure of mortgages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M
First National Bank of Minneapolis
Citizens State Bank of Choteau
First Free Clinic Proves Popular
Twenty eight children were operated on by Dr. H T Rhoads at the first free clinic organized by the Public Health association. Twenty five procedures were tonsil removals and the clinics run in May and June across the county aid deficient children whose families cannot access proper care. Co operating groups include the State Tuberculosis association and the local Red Cross chapter with Dr Rhoads performing the surgeries. The only costs to families cover meals for the medical team. The second clinic is set for Dutton on May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Rhoads
Public Health’ ‘Association
State Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross Chapter
The
Public Health Association
Rhoads
Dutton
Ranchers Pay One Dollar Fine for Assault Charge
Elmer and Cyrus Austin, Spring Valley ranchers, were fined one dollar and costs each in Justice C. H. Ferris’s court for third degree assault. Neighbor I He TPooritéte filed the complaint after a fracas last week in which rocks were alleged to have struck him.
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Elmer
Cyrus Austin
Spring Valley
Justice Court
C. H. Ferris
I. He
Doolittle
Austins
Popular Cho teau Couple Weds at G F
Choteau friends learn of the marriage of Miss Bessie Crane and William Reiquam in Great Falls on Sunday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. V E B Loper with siblings Ella and Marrian Reiquam as attendants. The bride, a 1921 Teton High graduate, is known in Choteau and Collins. The groom, deputy sheriff and Power-Morgan Co. employee, had announced a candidacy for sheriff. Complications arose over a license due to Cascade and Teton county rules. The couple will live in the Cowgirl addition of Great Falls.
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Cheteau
Collins
Crane Ranch
Betquam
Power-Morgan Co
Chateau
Billy
Court House
Keystone Oil Show Near Vaughn At Keystone Well
Bob Watson, Great Northern conductor, announced a promising oil showing at the Keystone Oil Co. well near Vaughn. Drilling reached sands at about 850 feet, with water flow then controlled, and work resumed. Locals expect early development of a valuable oil property by the railroad workers’ group.
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Chateau
Bob Watson
Great Northern
Keystone
Vaughn
Keystone Oil Co
Two Taken To Warm Springs Under County Authority
Henry Moir a rancher from the Black Leaf district and Vera Hanson of Aguwam were taken to Warm Springs last Saturday on commitment signed by Charles P Crane chairman of the board of county commissioners. Moir was brought to Chateau a week ago charged with insanity after a petition signed by ten neighbors circulated. Hanson was brought in Friday for examination and a hearing before Mr Crane Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moir
Blackleaf
Vera Hanson
Agawam
Warm Springs
Charles P. Crane
Board of County Commissioners
Moir
Chateau
Crane
Prom Visitor From Missoula Returns After Weekend
George Magee came over from Missoula last Friday to attend the junior prom. He returned to Missoula Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Magee
Missoula
Chateau Prom Ends Brightly as Graduates Go Ahead
Commencement week closes with the Junior Prom attended by over four hundred in a pine-decorated hall lit by stars. The following Thursday the graduating class heard Scott Leavitt speak and received diplomas from Phil I. Cole. Hel en Gorham earns the scholarship cup for top average. school closes for summer as faculty depart for vacations.
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Chateau
Chateau Orchestra
Ann Eckford
Lynn Baker
Scott Leavitt
Clara Lyon
Edith, McNeal
Phil I. Cole
Commercial Club Elects Officers in Choteau Meeting
At a Choteau Commercial Club session in the club rooms on Monday evening, J. C. Morgan was elected president, T. A. Meagher secretary, W. E. Logan vice president, and Jas. Hackford treasurer. The group planned the year's program and completed routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Commercial Club
Choteau Club
J. C. Morgan
T. A. Meagher
W. E. Logan
Jas. Hckford
Rebekah Assembly Leader Visits Chateau Lodge
Mrs. Sarah Modissett of Kalispell, vice president of the Montana Rebekah Assembly, paid an official visit to Queen Rebekah Lodge of Chateau. A special meeting with initial on was held at Connor Hall Monday evening with refreshments served. Modissett returned to Kalispell on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Modissett
Kalispell
Rebekah Assembly of
Memorial Day Program Ends with Legion Boys Event
Tuesday evening, May 30, marks the closing Memorial Day program featuring Legion boys inviting the community to attend and be entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Am. Legion
Legion
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Frisco
Bynum Irrigation Dist
Mgr. Cole
Milwaukee Railroads
B. Robbins
Fort Shaw
Shhief
J. S. James
Teton County
DUSAK
C. Edna Miller
Seth J. Newland
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Choteau
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bede
Amiberican Legion
Harry T. Stong
G. F
Nat Goodwin
Chateau Post No. 6
American Legion
J. I. Cain
Everard Foxwood
Lew
London
Silas J. Woolcot
Ingland
Sir Everard
Mr. Woolcott
Meredith
Silas J. Woolcott
Grass Valley
California
Juli
Gerald Riordan
Ballynockslottery
Ireland
Parlaiment
Blarney
Reces
Foxwood & Co
Bert J. Packer
George Foxwood
Henry’ Hammond
Julius Krebs
Foxwood
Trevard’s Ciueches
Stanley R. Foot. Wilson
Everard
Sonence Dewey- Steele
Woolcott
Krebs
A. B. Guthrie
Una Foxwood
Alva Larson
Vandervast
Grace Strangeways
Legion Committee
Dent Atarasuebaasy
Alley
Silas ‘Woolvender
Juliet
J. S. Cain
Legion Post
Fot
Commercial Club
Citizens State Bank
Montana
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