Teton Gridders Not Defeated During Season
The Teton county high school completed an undefeated seven game 6 man football schedule by defeating Fort Shaw 34 to 13 last Thursday. Fort Shaw showed promise with long passes but Teton prevailed with strong running and a late surge including a safety.
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Teton County
Fort Shaw
Bulldogs
Chateau
Teton
Chateaus
Valier
Dunckel
Centerville
Dyche
Great Falls
College Athletic Association
Joint Concert by Dutton and Chateau School Bands Tonight
Tonight the Dutton high school band and the Chateau school band perform a joint concert starting at 8 15. Irshal Davis calls the local group the best since he took over three years ago and the instrumental quality meets National Band Committee standards. The Dutton band led by Ashley Roberts features 36 members and performed at Havre last spring to strong reception. A December concert with Dutton at Patton is planned, sponsored by the Band-Parents club.
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Dutton High School
Teton
Irshal Davis
National Band Committee
Dutton Band
Ashley Roberts
Havre
Dutton
Patton
Band-Parents Club
Dean Corey Takes Over Teton Dairy Retailing
Dean Corey, a 1938 Teton County High School graduate, has leased the Teton dairy retail business from Charles Miller. The deal took effect November 1, with Miller continuing in production to supply milk and dairy products that Corey will buy and distribute. The business will keep the Teton dairy name and high quality products. Corey has served as a deliveryman since last May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Corey
Teton County High School
Charles Miller
Teton Dairy
Mn Miller
Miller
Corey
Ruth Stansberry Returns to Missoula Student At Business College
Miss Ruth Stansberry, a Tetog County high school graduate, returned to Missoula on Monday to resume studies at a local business college. She spent about a month visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Orlo Stansberry and other relatives and friends.
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Ruth Stansberry
Missoula
Bynum
Orlo Stansberry
Tetog County High School
Hove Motor Sales to Open New Ford Garage in Chateau
John G. Hove leads the project as Hove Motor Sales erects a two‑section garage on First Street Northeast behind the Beaupre hotel. The first 60 by 40 foot section will house pumps and a driveway with concrete floors and stuccoed exterior. The second section to follow next spring will extend the rear by 40 feet. John G. Hove previously ran a used car operation in Minor North Carolina and Ford agencies in Watford City and Enumclaw Washington. O. L. Aispach of Wolf Point, and brothers Clifford Hove of Chateau and Haakon Hove of Conrad assist, with completion aimed in a month.
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Ford Agency
Ford Motor Co
Hove Motor Sales
Ford
Chateau
John G. Hove
First Street
Beaupre Hotel
Josephine Beaupre
Howe
Minor
N. C
Watford City
Enumclaw
Cora Cohoe
Fargo
Turkeys Face New Federal Grade Changes for Growers
Bozeman Montana October 31 Special to The Acantha extension poultry specialist H E Cushman notes growers must meet updated federal turkey grade specs this season. Key changes include no feed in the crop removed feathers clean carcasses no dirty feet vents or bodies and limited breast dent depth. Consult county agent for full details and guidance.
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Bozeman
Mias H. E. Cushman
U. S
U. B
State FFA Officials Praise Local Chapter Work
Dan Mizner and A J Johnson visited the Teton FFA chapter to inspect activities. Arnold Neiswender and Alvin Meyer spoke at the meeting. Alvin Meyer shared insights from the National Vulture Farmer convention. Johnson and Mizner praised the chapter and discussed future work before traveling to Browning.
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Dan Mizner
A. J. Johnson
Teton
Johnson
Mr. Mizner
Browning
Enthusiastic Republican Rally Held in Greenfield
Greenfield turnout exceeded 200 at a Teton county Republican central committee rally in the community hall Tuesday evening. State Senator John Leuthold of Columbus gave the principal address, introduced by former colleague Senator T O Larson who also introduced county candidates. The event was presided over by Lyle Staridish, county central committee chair.
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Greenfield
Teton County
Republican Central Committee
John Leuthold
Columuus
T. O. Larson
Larson
Lyle Staridish
Polla
Greenfield Community Hall
Farmington Hall
J. B. Conner
Sons and Daughters of Norway Hall
Fairfield
Julius J. Wuerthner
Great Falls
Chateau
Choteau
Geo. A. Carroll
Arnold Hanusa
Judiciary
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Kline Declines Billy Goat Encounter and Switches Topic
Arthur Kline a dryland rancher west of Chateau in the Seven Mile coulee region says a billy goat charged him leaving a black eye and bruises. He vows to get even with the beast and then shifts to talking about coal mining hoping to strike a shaft down 75 feet and mine prospects.
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Kline
Billy Goat
Beast
Arthur Kine
Chateau
Seven Mile Coulee
Billy
Finis
Fall News Letter Covers Weather and Farm Topics
The county news letter by Fred Willgon mails to about 1400 farmers and businessmen, summarizing weather, wheat loans, crop insurance, soil conservation, 4 H and H D clubs, poultry and turkeys, and sleeping sickness in horses. It includes a frost free period comparison for several towns, frost dates, and a card for reporting horse sleeping sickness. It notes turkey loading day at Chateau and reports on turkey prices, cold storage, and poultry housing guidance.
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Fred Willgon
Teton County
Pendroy
Dutton, Weat
Fairfield
Bynum
Chateau
Power
Collins
Livestock Sanitary Board
Montana Fish and Game Bans Elk Hunting in North Sun River Area
An Associated Press dispatch from Helena reports the Montana Fish and Game Commission ordered the north fork of the Sun River drainage in Teton county closed to elk hunting from Nov 8. The action, urged by Cascade County’s Central Montana Conservation Club, aims to keep elk out of lower ranch lands and concentrate them on winter range in the Teton country.
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Associated Press
Helena
Montana ’ Fish and Game Commission
Teton County
Sun River
James A. Weaver
Cascade County
Central
Montana Conservation Club
Conservation Club
Teton Country
Chateau Municipal Band to Resume Practices Next Week
The Chateau Municipal band will restart practices Monday directed by Dr. C W Boussard with C O Edwards as assistant. Indoor concerts are planned through winter with details to be announced. an official notice to band members appears elsewhere in the issue.
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Chateau Municipal Band
Court House
C. W. Boussard
C. O. Edwards
Wells Family Begins Extended Auto-Trailer Tour West
Mr and Mrs A A Wells started yesterday an auto-trailer journey across the west and southwest states. After an overnight in Fairfield with J E Young they planned to visit their daughter Adele in Spokane before continuing. They expect winter in California or southwestern regions and may settle in western Montana or northern Idaho in spring.
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A. A. Wells
United States
Fairfield
J. E. Young
Spokane
Adele
Winter
California
U. S. Government Service
Wells
Montana
Idaho
Pastor to Speak on This Great Nation Armistice Sunday
Rev. R. F. Vick of the local Methodist church will lead Armistice Sunday and American Education week services at 11 o clock Sunday morning. He will speak on This Great Nation with special music planned. Attendance invited including American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, auxiliary members, teachers, and the public.
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R. F. Vick
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion Auxiliary
E C Forstein Arrives to Manage J C Penney Chateau Store
E C Forstein of Baker Oregon arrives to assume management of the J C Penney Co Chateau Store succeeding E E Sturgis. He has ten years with the chain and is a World War veteran. Mrs Forstein and their five year old daughter will join him about the 10th, living at the Mozer residence by the court.
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E. C. Forstein
J. C. Penney Co
Chateau
Baker
Oregon
E. E. Sturgis
Mr. Forstein
J. C. Penney Organization
Minnesota
Mr.Forstein
Choteau Cubs to Make Short Hike Saturday
Choteau Cub Pack plans a Saturday afternoon hike under Cubmaster guidance. Only registered boys with signed parent cards and fifty cent fees may participate. meet at the American Legion pavilion at 1 30 p m and proceed from the court house collection point.
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Choteau
Geo. A. Carroll
Court House
American Legion Pavilion
State Land Board Purchases Fairfield High Bond Issue
The Fairfield high school bonds worth 550,000 were bought by the State Land Board Monday at 10 AM. Commissioner Mrs Sherlock purchased the amortization bonds at par to match a 645,000 PWA grant, creating a 100,000 fund for a local high school.
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State Land Board
Fairfield
Fairfield Times
Fairfield High School Board
Yourecager
Sherlock
Commissioner of
State Lands and Investments
PWA
Numerous Activities In Women’s Club Circles
The Woman's club music group met at Mrs. M. S. Bullerdick's home with a program on Scandinavian composers. Roll call was German fairy tales. Next week Mrs. Geo. Duvendack hosts the art group, and on Tuesday Nov 15 at 3 pm Mrs. J. W. Breen will entertain at a general meeting featuring Dr. Edythe Hershey head of the child welfare department of the state board of health.
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Woman's Club
M. S. Bullerdick
Bullerdick
Geo. Duvendack
J. W. Breen
Edythe Hershey
The
State Board of Health
Conlins Move to Corvallis Oregon for New Home
Mr and Mrs John Conlin depart for Corvallis Oregon driving their car and shipping household goods while Mr and Mrs Thos Moore and Mr and Mrs Del Andrews plan later departures to join Mr Conlin. Farewell parties honor the families. Moore delays until a Rockies hunting trip. Andrews served five years as head mechanic after starting as a miller.
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Conlins
John Conlin
Corvallis
Oregon
Thos. Moore
del Andrews
Mr. Conlin
Moore
Rockies
Andrews
Conlin
Mondey Even
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Dutton and
Chateau School
Hove
Extension Service
C. O. Juelfs
G. C.robertson
G. B. Plummer
PB. C. Mitchell
O. S. Johnson
John B. Toenyes
S. E. Erickson
Cal Wixom
J. E. Prat
State Highway Treasury
Doheny
Bole
Dry Forks
Spring Valley
Belleview
Blackleaf
Diamond Valley
Choteau—Public
Choteau—Court House
Power Power
Pfairfield
Spring Valley TV
Pendrey
Pendrey School
Blackleaf School
Agawam—Community
Farmington
Diamond Valley—D. V
Dutton Bahool
Greenfield—Community Hall
Congress
W. C. Husband
James F.o’connor
George A. Davis
Austin B. Middleton
Sam M Ross
Paul T. Smith
H. W. Bateman
Harry Laubach
Jonas Johnson
James Peebles
W. J. Earls
C. G. Meadows
J. R. (Buss) Collings
Otto Wagnild
Obert Peterson
Albert O. Peterson
T. J
Tom) Dellwo
J. L. “Shell” Billings
Bert. I. Packer
E. L. Murphy
Emily J. Hodgskiss
H. M. Daley
Inez Eckford
Ashley C. Roberts
R. E B. Nelson
Charles G. Roberts
Chateau Township
John G. Jackson
Supreme Court
Howard A. Johnson
Thomas J. Walker
Ralph J. Anderson
Leif Erickson
Philip O'Donnell
Samuel V. Stewart
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