First carload of turkeys to ship from Chateau soon
The Teton County Shipping Association plans its first fall turkey carload from Chateau on November 10. County Agent Robert Clarkson provides farmer guidance on humane killing, bleeding, drying, and handling to maintain No. 1 grade. Hodgskiss notes barrels and boxes supplied. deliver birds to the association for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Shipping Association
Robert Clarkson
BE. Hodgskiss
Teton County
Ship Ping Association
Civil actions filed for mortgage foreclosures this week
Civil actions filed with Clerk B. M. Jacobson include R. O. Hughes against Wm Irons et al for foreclosure of mortgage Capital National Bank of Saint Paul against Isabella Hampton et al for foreclosure of mortgage and George Kiefer as executor of Peter Kiefer estate against Bernhart Nelson et al for foreclosure of mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Jacobson
R. O. Hughes
Wm. Irons
Capital National Bank of Saint Paul
Isabella Hampton
George Kiefer
Peter Kiefer
Bernhart Nelson
Teton Grid Team Defeated at Fort Benton
Teton’s grid team lost 12 to 0 at Fort Benton on a muddy field. Fort Benton scored in the first and fourth quarters while Teton failed to penetrate the defense. A Fort Benton player suffered a badly fractured leg in the game. Teton lines included Moser Jourdonnais Kelly Bleecker Dale King Trescott Cohoe Davis Evenson Hanson and Evenson with Davis captain and Hanson sub. Next game hosts Shelby on Saturday afternoon November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Fort Benton
Ashley
Chouteau County
Benton
W. Moser
H. Jourdonnais
S. Kelly
H. Bleecker
A. Dale
E. King
Chateau sportsmen head to elk hunt in Wood Creek area
W E Howard Harry Adams and Harrison Craig led Chateau group last week to chase elk in the nearby mountains with plans to set headquarters in the Wood creek region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Howard
Harry Adams
Harrison Craig
Chateau
Wood Creek
Almost Perfect Attendance at Teton County Teachers Meet
With an almost perfect roll call the Teton County Teachers Association closed a two day session Tuesday evening. 75 visiting teachers attended despite impassable roads keeping four away. Demonstrations by Ruby Miller Harrison Craig Jack Sweat and King highlighted the program. An entertainment program at the high school topped social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Edythe Saylor
Miss King
Legion Post to Observe Armistice Day with Dance
Armistice Day November 11 will be observed by Chateau Post No. 6 American Legion with a dance at the high school gymnasium. Commander I. G. Letsrud and Adjutant Denzel McDonald spearheaded arrangements. Chateau Woman's Club will serve a luncheon, with posters detailing prices to be distributed later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Post No. 6
American Legion
I. G. Letsrud
Denzel McDonald
Chateau Woman’s Club
Swearingen backs High School drainage plan for Teton County
C W Swearingen the city engineer of Great Falls recommends adoption of John W Hall's drainage plans for the Teton County High School grounds. The plan aims to protect the school gym from water damage during fresher seasons and work will start immediately. Swearingen met with Hall in Chateau and approved the scheme. He previously helped install Chateau's water and sewage system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Swearingen
Great Falls
Teton County High School
John W. Hall
Swearingen
Chateau
Hall
Sheep bands moved to Adams ranch for winter
Sewell Christian of the Los Angeles Sheep Co. moved bands from Rieckhoff ranch near Chateau to Adams ranch on Sun River for wintering, shipping seven cars of bucks to Dracutt by Milwaukee while the ewes were moved overland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewell Christian
Los Angeles Sheep Co
Rieckhoff Ranch
Chateau
Adams Ranch
Sun River
Milwaukee
Dracutt
Spook Parade Delights Hundreds at Local High School
More than 300 children from tots to teens joined a Halloween spook parade at the high school gym as part of the Parent-Teacher program. A mock trial with George W Magee presiding drew crowds, with prizes for costumes and a fundraising tally over $30 to cover event expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
D. A. DeTour
Geo. W. Magee
John J. Greene
Chateau Parish
Teton County
T. H. Pridham
John W. Hall
Doug Morgan
Hugh Wypper
Rastus White
Pridham
Rastus
Magee
Solomon
Lampblack
Greene
de Co’n Field
Hall
Oscar Joanis
G. C. Core
Ruby A. Miller
Parent-Teacher Association
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Franks
W. E. Howard
The
Post Tavern
Joe Slanger
Thacker Cafe
Shirley Wallace
Vincent Peters
Chateau Hardware Co
Della Ray Carver
R. E. Wooden
Blanche Sbennetson
Marcel
W. F.howard
Vernon Wells
Waldron Jewelry
Roberta Myrick
T. A. Smith
Helen Bateman
Opal Moore
Dennis Cafe
Robert Wooden
McClue Bakery
Camp Fire
Mary Sulgrove
Rexall
Boy Scout
Bobby McGregor
Gorham Confectionery
State Bank Deposits Show Large Gain in Three Months
Montana state and private banks increased total resources from 77,804,877 on June 30 to 79,014,596 on September 28, a gain of 1,508,687. Loans and discounts and related items fell by 298,968 while the average reserve rose from 22.6 percent to 24 percent, signaling improving stability per Jay G. Larson superintendent of banks.
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Montana
Jay G. Larson
Federal Reserve Bank
Larson
M E Church Notes Sunday Services and Activities
The church invites all to Sunday school at 10 30 a m with 100 attendance last week. Morning worship at 11 30 featuring The Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away and trio by Alsaker Butchart and Franklin. Evening service at 7 30 on The First Martyr. Farmington service at 3 00 p m. Ladies Industrial Wednesday afternoon and Boy Scouts weekly.
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Alsaker
Butchart
Franklin
Epworth
Young People’s Choir
Farmington
Ladies Industrial
Indians demand removal of Burke as Indian affairs head
Delegates of seven Montana tribes at Helena forward to President Coolidge a 13 charge resolution seeking the removal of Charles H. Burke, accusing him of misusing tribal funds, withholding payments, and denying Indian children access to public schools. A. A. Grorud of Helena acts as legal adviser.
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Helena
Coolidge
Charles H. Burke
Indian Affairs
Washington
Montana
Indian Bureau
Burke
A. A. Grorud
St Stephen's Church Sunday Services Schedule
Twenty second Sunday after Trinity services include Holy Communion at 8:00 A M second celebration and sermon at 10 45 A M church school at noon and evening prayer at 7 30. Services are held on the second and fourth Sundays each month.
Pondera County Turkey Heads to President Coolidge Table
A Pondera county turkey will grace President Coolidge's Thanksgiving table in Washington. Congressman Scott Leavitt confirms the bird will be dressed and sent to the White House and that cabinet members will also dine on Montana turkey meat. The Pondera County Shipping Association promotes Montana poultry to eastern markets amid rising demand.
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Pondera County
Coolidge
Washington
Pondera County Shipping Association
Scott Leavitt
Montana
White House
Leavitt
Pondera Turkey
Teton County Shipping Association
St Paul Paper Boosts Teton County With Feature
The Farmers Dispatch in the St Paul Pioneer Press highlighted a two column Cha teau street scene by A Arntson. The report covered Teton county farm industries banking standing irrigation prospects and potential dairy beet sugar growth. Renowned circulation reached about 450 000 readers in the midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Teton County
Farmers Dispatch
St. Paul
Sunday Pioneer Press
Middle West
Saint Paul
C. S. McDonald
Chateau Commercial Club
Montana Wheat is Prize Winner at Pacific Show
Montana State college grain judging team won the international title at the Pacific International Grain and Hay show in Portland Oregon for the third straight time. Montana livestock judging team placed second. individuals include R B Tootell and H L Coles among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Montana State College
Portland
Oregon
R. B. Tootell
Great Falls
T. P. Strand
Christina
H. L. Coles
Kalispell
Ben Daggett
Hayfield
Elmer Davis
Absorakee
C. B. Buchman
Hillsboro
Idaho
College Stuents
Washington
British Columbia
Washington State College
Oregon Agricultural College
Ralph Stucky
Max Legie
Willard Lamphere
Kenneth Jones
Washington State
Dave Foes
Hunter Chases Elk From Chozau to Foot Hills
Elk invasion reported near Choateau as J E Hodgskiss chased three elk from a ranch edge toward the Wm Cook ranch in foothills twenty miles west. He fired a magazine of shells but missed and, after a long pursuit, ended empty handed and returned home to seek more ammunition and plan a further chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hodgskiss
Choteau
Hodgskiss
Three Granted Citizenship in District Court
Three applicants were admitted to full U S citizenship before Judge John J. Greene last week. Charles Gray McDermott and Clara Hart McDermott of Fairfield and Edmund Calkin Gowen of Bynum were granted. Chris Bert Johnson of Dutton had his declaration of intention invalid and his application was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
John J. Greene
B. M. Jacobson
Charles Gray McDermott
Clara Hart McDermott
Fairfield
Edmund Calkin Gowen
Bynum
McDermott
Canada
United States
Gowen
Chris Bert Johnson
Dutton
Cascade County
Teton County
Drillers Reach 1900 Feet at Jones Well North of Bynum
Drilling at the W. D. Jones well near Bynum has reached about 1900 feet and continues despite weather. The test by O Neill Brothers is expected to extend to the Madison formation roughly 2700 feet below the surface.
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Jones
Bynum
W. D. Jones
Chateau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teton Grid
Woman's Club
U. K
H. S. Drainage
Choteau, Montana
Liberty Loan
M. E
Robert B. Culbertson
Montana Indians
A. Arntson
Montana Wheat I S Prize
Hunter Chase
Chozau
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