Talks Interest Wool Growers Twenty-Four Meet in Teton County
Twenty four wool growers representing about 25 000 sheep met at the Royal theatre for the county annual meeting. Montana livestock specialist R B Millin discussed feeds including corn and oats with native hay. A film from the U S Department of Agriculture titled From Wool To Cloth was shown. J Fawcett of the National Wool Warehouse spoke on wool grading and cooperative marketing. A temporary organization was formed to pursue a federal trapper for predator control, with Joseph Liberty elected president and empowered to appoint an executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Royal Theatre
R. B. Millin
Bozeman
Montana
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fawcett
J. Fawcett
National Wool Warehouse of Chicago
Fawcetts
Federal Department
State Livestock and State Game Commission
Joseph Liberty
J. Tf. Hodgskiss
Chas. Davis
T. O. Larson
George Moore
H. H. Bleecher
Carl Hanson
Earl Yeager
Willim Cook
Bob Johnston
J. W. Ward
Henry Radcliffe
John Sullivan
Jay Cowell
Fear Woods
Pan Kropp
Joe Liberty
R.H. McClean
Carl Malone
A. D. Anderson
R. Shepnerd
H. K. Kropp
B. E. Swordlund
W. W. Cole
Louis Walters
High School Notes Show Busy Winter Activities
Quarterly exams approach as Juniors hold a well attended dance. The school plans a Christmas cantata with parts for all students. Agriculture class attended a Wool Growers meeting in Great Falls where they gained useful information. Physics class forms a Radio club with installation planned soon. Sophomores host a masqued dance for students only this Friday. Faculty and guests such as Geo Coffey Sr and several mothers travelled to Great Falls, with local business mentions of Hirshberg and attorney J N Thelaw cited.
Nth Commandment Photoplay At Royal Theater Next Sunday
Cosmpolitan Paramount production written by Fannie Hurst and directed by Frank Borzage features Coleen Moore and James Morrison. The film titled The Nth Commandment will be shown at the Royal theater with thrilling situations and appealing themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Fannie Hurst
Frank Borzage
Royal Theater
Coleen Moore
James Morrison
Friendly Community Methodist Episcopal Church Invites
Reverend Jesse Bunch comes next Sunday to preach both morning and evening services at the church. An Epworth League Rally is set for Saturday at 6 p.m. in the parlors with a full program of special music. Church activities include Morning Worship at 10:30, Sunday School, Epworth League, and an evening service with choir and male quartet. Reverend Bunch also preaches at Pendroy and Bynum later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Culbertson
Jesse Bunch
Ipworth League
Lumley
Epworth League
Hattie Spaulding
Mr. Bunch
Wil
Pendroy
Bynum
Local items from Chateau and surrounding areas
Local residents and visitors include Mr and Mrs R F Jones of Great Falls stopping in Chateau over Sunday to visit relatives. G C Core attends a National Council of Catholic Women meeting in Butte. T A Meagher travels to Chicago for cattle shipments returning late week. Bishop Faber to conduct services in Wepinchesschinch November 14 with Sunday school at 12 and 7 30 pm. Judge J J Grenee goes to Cut Bank to convene district court for Glacier county. Joan Angus and Ernest Bruce in Choteau en route to Flowerree ranch after purchasing 600 ewes for winter at Caspan ranch. Dr J Fawcett of Chicago speaks at Wool Growers meeting representing National Wool Growers Warehouse. Mrs L J Christler to visit November 4 as Episcopal Guild guest. Harvey Read from Great Falls visits and recalls old ties in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Angus
Ernest Bruce
Choteau
Flowerree Ranch
Caspain Ranch
L. J. Christler
Havre
Women’s Auxiliary
Diocese of Montana
Episcopal Guild
J. C. Taylor
Harvey Read
Great Falls
Montana Power Co
Read
Mary Read
Miss Mary
Statewide Montana essay contest opens November first
The Montana Tuberculosis Association holds its annual state essay contest in public schools with opening on November 1 and closing December 15. Divisions cover grades five to high school. each must have at least 10 local contestants and papers limited to 500 words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Tuberculosis Association
Helena
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Granite
McCone
Gallatin
Pendroy well nears the Ellis sand in Gypsy Oil drill
The Gypsy Oil Company well near Pendroy has reached 2818 feet with six inch casing down to near the bottom, now 12 feet from the hole end. Broken casing remains to be removed before drilling deeper. J M Rushmore, Gypsy field superintendent, visited Choteau on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gypsy Oil
Pendroy
Ellis Sand
J. ™. Rushmore
Gypsy Company
Choteau
Local Farmington Notes With Visitors And Socials
Mr Gregor Tangan and Oscar Rei chem visited Great Falls last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Forseth and family hosted guests, with several from Power and Great Falls visiting relatives and dining at Hanson and Hynes homes. The Tildies Aid meets at Mrs Bell Tindseth’s Wednesday. a village party is planned at Farming Schall. ghosts and witches event scheduled for November 2 with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregor Tangan
Oscar Reichem
Great Falls
Forseth
Th. Po
Jr. J. Otness
W. B. Conner
Tholake
C. Hanson
B. Hanson
Gunner Hanson
Power
Local Visitors and Regional Business Noted
Mr and Mrs E J Hogan of Kevin visited the city Saturday. Denatured alcohol for radiators 188 proof. L E Taylor Garage Jr. Attorney Hattersley of Conrad transacted business here last Thursday. T H Pridham returned Monday from Great Falls where he represented local clients in district court. County Surveyor Obert Peterson went to Sweet Grass Tuesday to work for the town site company. Dr Welch of the State College will be in Chateau and Teton counties on November 8 9 and 10 to continue calcium phosphate tests begun earlier in the year. A livestock meeting of Teton county men will be held at the county agent office on the afternoon of November 10 with Dr Welch attending to conclude a three day county visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Pridham
Great Falls
Obert Peterson
Sweet Grass
Welch
The
State College
Chateau and
Teton County
Bozeman
Exhibit of Oils and Water Colors at Mrs Blazer's Home
Mrs F M Blazer invites the public to an art exhibit at Roy Franklin residence three blocks south of the public school on November 6 and 7 from 2 to 5. The show features oils pastels water colors and china paintings rarely found in towns this size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Blazer
Roy Franklin
Novane Hee
Oklahoma Senate Expands Impeachment Inquiry
The Oklahoma Senate impeachment inquiry broadens to include health, highways, game and other state departments while preparing for Gov. Walton's impeachment trial. A daily pro Walton newspaper, Jack Walton's Daily, attacks alleged Ku Klux Klan influence in the legislature and state government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
J. C. Waiton
Walton
Jack Walton
Two Injured in Auto Accident Near Choteau
Sean Kireh and Joe Mozer were injured Friday evening when the car they rode in went off the road on the main highway near Bale. Clyde Kraber drove the other vehicle. Mozer went to Choteau hospital for treatment while Kirsh was taken home. Both are recovering and not expected to have serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean Kireh
Joe Mozer
Choteau
Mozer
Choiteau Hospital
Kirsh
Local notes from Bynum area include visits and sales
Mrs. G C Stokes returns from Chateau hospital after appendicitis operation. Miss Madge Waenild spent part of the week with home folks. John Hazel of Blackleaf transacted business in town. Jed Johnson and wife travel to Great Falls after death notice. B H Read back after six weeks threshing in Pendray country. A Saterlie and Olie Saterlie were county seat visitors. Tony Schaefer visited Chateau. Ray R Porter plans anniversary sale Nov 8 to 10. Fred Michelbach farm auction drew strong turnout and good returns. Tim Cook west of town transacted business. T QO Larson of Chateau attended to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Stokes
Chateau Hospital
Madge Waenild
John Hazel
Blackleaf
Jed Johnson
Great Falls
Fred Michelbach
Tim Cook
T. QO. Larson
Parents Teachers Meeting at Public School
A Parent-Teachers association meeting is set for Monday evening at the Public School building. The program includes a piano duet by Mrs Cohoe and Miss Ames Nasser, a paper by Mrs Stong, a solo by Mrs Culbertson, and a Second Grade dramatization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Cohoe
Ames Nasser
Stong
Culbertson
Civil actions filed in district court this past week
A list of civil cases filed in the district court clerk's office includes A. W. Springhorn as receiver of American Bank & Trust Company v Earl Zimmerman et al for conversion. Gilman State Bank v R. L. Grabber for foreclosure. B. EB Funke v S T Wiprud for foreclosure. Bernard Hoffman v Wm Sears for foreclosure. First Loan & Security Company v Florence D Marshall et al for quiet title. Lena Dieschelhorst v W G Dauwalder for foreclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Blanche M. Jacobson
A. W. Springhorn
American Bank & Trust Company
Earl Zimmerman
Gilman State Bank
R. L. Grabber
B. Eb.funke
S. T
Lena Dieschelhorst
W. G. Dauwalder
Grumpy at the Royal theatre stars Roberts McAvoy Nagel
William de Mille presents the Paramount picture Grumpy featuring Theodore Roberts Mav McAvoy Conrad Nagel at the Royal theatre for two days starting Monday. A diamond robbery challenges a love affair and Grumpy the retired criminal lawyer solves the case aided by a gardenia motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William de Mille
Paramount Picture
Grumpy
Theodore Roberts
Mav McAvoy
Conrad Nagle
Royal Theater
Roberts
Miss McAvoy
Mr. Nagel
Great Falls Social Roundup Reflects Local Events
John Wallenstein visited as a business guest on Tuesday. Mrs. A DeYong hosted three tables of bridge Saturday evening. Bishop Faber of Helena will lead confirmation at the Episcopal church Sunday. Dr and Mrs H T Rhoads entertained at a dinner dance Saturday with ten couples. The Ladies Guild meets Thursday November 9 at Mrs Carver and Mrs Howard’s home. Confirmation class includes Katherine McDonald Helen Morgan Eleanor Taylor Margaret Taylor Geo Archibald Creed Taylor. Ruth Yeager hosted Lucille Baker Eleanor Shriner Katherine McDonald Dorothy Franklin at a slumber party Saturday night. J A Wiley and children left for Portland to settle there, Mr Wiley employed there. John Hall visited from Valier where he has a contract with the Valier Land and Water. The high school orchestra directed by Miss Bertie Williamson played well. Phyllis Green and Bessie Dennison welcomed guests. Lunch served by teachers and junior class. Ford Motor Co announced motor No 8 500 000 produced at Highland Park on October 4. Last half million motors produced in seven days. motor No 8 000 000 went out July 11 this year. Mo R B Millin Bozeman livestock specialist attended Teton County Wool Growers meeting at Royal theater then traveled to Great Falls for another meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor
R. B. Millin
Bozeman
Teton County
Royal Theater
Mr. Millin
Great Falls
Bazaar by Ladies' Industrial to Open November 10
The first of several bazaars organized by the Ladies' Industrial will be held on November 10. Readers are advised to watch this paper for further announcements and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Industrial
Great Falls residents note visits and hunting party in Choteau
W. P. Hagerty of Great Falls trans acted business in Choteau Saturday. John C. Lyndes of Helena was a Saturday visitor in Choteau. E. E. Edmonson Len Reusch and Don Hargrove of Great Falls were members of a hunting party out of Choteau Sunday. E. L. Smith and wife of Billings spent part of the week in this city. BE. E. Rathbun of Lewistown was a Tuesday visitor in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Lyndes
Helena
Choteau
E. E. Edmonson
Len Reusch
Don Hargrove
Great Falls
E. L. Smith
Billings
BE. E. Rathbun of
Lewistown
Public Sale Offered For Fairfield Real Estate And Tools
A large sale includes Fairfield Mill and Fairfield Garage with three business lots to be auctioned to the highest bidder on Saturday November 3 beginning at 11 o clock at the Fairfield Garage. The listing also features a tractor plowing and moving outfit and $2000 of tools plus garage equipment, carpentry and other mechanic's tools and some farm machinery. TOM STONE owner H G WARD auctioneer SLMER GENGER clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Tom Stone
H. G. Ward
Slmer Genger
First Annual Teton County Corn and Potato Show Planned
The First Annual Teton County Corn and Potato Show will be held Saturday in Choteau with the Crossen building as an exhibit hall. Exhibits, likely exceeding a thousand cars, are arranged under Jack Sweat's direction for November 3. Joe Morgan of Fort Assiniboine will judge all displays and discuss seed corn selection, a key feature of the event. Morgan is recognized as a leading Montana corn expert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Choteau
Crossen
Choteau Hardware Co
Jack Sweat
Joe Morgan
Northern
Montana
Fort Assinaboine
Morgan
Dry Forks School Opens. Teacher Miss Neville Popular
The Dry Forks school opened Monday with Miss Neville well liked. Roy Moyes' Spokane sister left after a brief visit last Wednesday. George Therrien and Frank Garrow returned Friday from Robare where they work. Frank Garrow, Joe Pings and George Therrien Jr. left for Robare again Sunday. Two sheep hands travel from Simms to Jensen ranch for winter. Mr. Macintosh, visiting, left Monday for Canada. Miss Oda Wathrope returned Saturday from Conrad after dental work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Forks
Miss Neville
Roy Moyes
Spokane
George Therrien
Frank Garrow
Robare
Joe Pings
George Therrien, Jr
Simms
Jensen Ranch
Mr. Macintosh
Canada
Oda Wathrope
Conrad
Sunburst Couple Passes Through Chateau En Route
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Toles and Miss Scott of Sunburst stopped in Chateau Wednesday night while traveling from Sunburst to New Mexico. Mr. Toles is connected with the Carter Oil Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Toles
Miss Scott
Sunburst
Chateau
Suburst
New Mexico
Mr. Toles
Carter Oil Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teton County Sheepmen
Geo. Coffey, Sr
Hirshberg
J. N. Thelaw of
Great Iis
E. J. Crary
G. C. Core
John Hall
Community Methodist Episcopal Church
R. F. Jones
Butte
National Council of Catholic Women
State of
T. A. Meagher
Chicago
Faber
Wepinchesschinch
J. J. Grenee
Cut Bank
Glacier County
Creed Taylor
Harold Crane
James Looney
St. Mary’s
Fort Benton
Wioman’s Club
I. A. Oulton
Larson Ranch
Mr. Fawcett
Wool Growers
National
Wool Growers’ Warehouse and Storage Company of
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Ellis Sands
Farmington
Ellen T Hanson
Wirs
Ernest Aransmeyer
Hynes Home
Bell Tindseth
Farmingth Schall
T. Hanson
Alice Otness
Missis
Martha Chalmers
Josephine Steen
E. J. Hogan
Kevin
City
L. E .Taylor Garage, Jr
Hattersley
Senate
Bynum News
Parent-Teachers’ Meeting
WM. DE Milles
John Wallenstein
Mrs. A. DeYong
Episcopal Church
H. T. Rhoads
Ladies’ Guild
Carver
Howard
Katherine McDonald
Helen Morgan
Eleanor Taylor
Margaret Taylor
Geo. Archibald
Ruth Yeager
Lucille Baker
Eleanor Shriner
Dorothy Franklin
J. A. Wiley
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Wiley
Valier
Valier Land & Water 10
Bertie Williamson
Phyllis Green
Bessie Dennison
Amber Durum
Enovwersanpsscone
Wasererenersrees
Rye
Masemen Snes
Serennensti
W. P. Hagerty
Joseph
America
Citizens State Bank
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