Fire at Byler's Meat Market Causes Smoke and Loss
Fire Tuesday afternoon swept the interior of Byler's Meat Market in town, started by a gasoline engine backfire igniting the tank. The blaze threatened the building and nearby structures but was brought under control with volunteer help. Insurance adjuster awaited. building had no insured value, fixtures insured. J. H. Byler and Wm. Golder fought flames. Gay Bagley notified the telephone office. Firemen faced dense smoke but contained the fire. copper registers and records largely saved. Mayor Burns warned drivers about running over hoses. city ordinance No. 74 mandates right of way for fire trucks and penalties up to $100 fine or jail.
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Byler
J. H. Byler
Wm. Golder
Gay Bagley
Golder
Tom’s
C. K. Malone
Truchot
Jennie Gibson
K. B. Cohoe
C. W. Burns
Fire Department
Chateau
Hunter shoots colt during partridge hunt near Farmington
A Hungarian partridge hunt ended when a hunter wounded a colt belonging to Emil Depner of Farmington. The animal died from its injuries. Gottlob Depner, owner of the property where the colt ran, plans to forbid hunting on his land. Word reached Choteau with the report.
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Emil Depner
Farmington
Gottloib Depner
Choteau
Scout Program to Be Resumed in Choteau
R D Cook of Great Falls and Max B Jensen visited Choteau to plan resumption of Boy Scout activities. Jensen will split two days monthly in Choteau to reestablish Troop 52 or form a new organization, following a decline due to lack of regular oversight.
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Choteau
R. D. Cook
Great Falls
North Central Montana
Russell Conklin
Cook
Chateau
Jensen
Park College
Parkville
Kansas City
New York City
County Coroner in Second Wreck
Mrs. Chas. G. Roberts reports a wire saying her husband was in another automobile wreck while en route to Chicago with cattle. He is believed to have ridden with his brother when the accident occurred and says he is uninjured except for a leg injury. The first crash happened a month ago near the State tuberculosis sanitarium at Galen.
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Chas. G. Roberts
Galen
Augusta
Roberts
Mr. Roberts
W J Stafford Dies in Moose Jaw Saskatchewan
H L Stafford received a telegram announcing the death of his brother W J Stafford in a Moose Jaw hospital. The heart attack victim had been a patient for about ten days and was nearly seventy. He lived in Secreton and recently moved to Belle Plaine to open a store. Funeral held in Moose Jaw yesterday.
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H. L. Stafford
W. J. Stafford
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
Secreton
Sask
Belle Plain
Chateau
Leslie
John Hentges
County Commissioners Meet In Prolonged Session
The board remained in session until 5 pm due to election day. They adjourned from Monday and resumed Wednesday with routine county business. A state health representative discussed a county nurse and a cooperative plan to secure coverage for several weeks.
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Board of County Commissioners
State Health Department
State and National Tickets Develop Democrat Landslide
Democrats swept the state and national tickets with large margins while county offices split roughly seven Republicans to five Democrats. Senator Wheeler won the U S Senate seat by about 100000, and Murray won the short term race. In state races Sands and Morris captured supreme court posts, O Connell and Porter won railroad and clerk roles, while Republicans Larson Carroll Smith Peterson Eckford James Smith Roberts ran unopposed for several county posts.
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Teton County
B. K. Wheeler
George M. Bouraquin
United States Senate
U. S. Senate
Jas. E. Murray
Scott Leavitt
Walter B. Sands
Supreme Court
C. F. Morris
Jerry T. O’connel
Railroad and Public Service
A. T. Porter
The
T. O. Larson
George A. Carroll
Elmer C. Smith
Obert Peterson
Inez Eckford
Capt. C. James Smith
Chas. G. Roberts
Kropp
Conner
Edwards
Smith
J. L. Billings
Murphy
Packer
Eckford
Robert K. Funk
J. G Jackson
CC. H. Ferris
Armistice Day Observed With 2 P M Service
Armistice day will be observed Sunday with a 2 PM service in the high school auditorium sponsored by the local American Legion post. The 11 AM hour conflicted with church services, so the program moved to 2 PM as done in other cities. K E Sturgis arranged the day and prepared a tentative program, to be discussed at tomorrow's Legion meeting.
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American Legion
K. E. Sturgis
The
Legion
Funeral for Raymond Earl Dickey Held in Chateau
Funeral services for Raymond Earl Dickey, north Montana oil well driller, were conducted Sunday from Robert's funeral home. Interment followed at Chateau cemetery with pallbearers from Pendrey, where he resided while drilling on the Bolsinger place. Dickey, born Sept. 8, 1889 in Tyler County West Virginia, died October 31 at Chateau hospital from pneumonia. He leaves two brothers T. J. Dickey of McFadden Wyoming and I. H. Dickey in Kentucky and two sisters Mrs EB E Tallman in West Virginia and Mrs WM Noon in West Virginia. He had lived in Conrad and other north Montana cities and previously Wyoming. he worked as a driller for Western Petroleum and Exploration Co. The service was led by Rev. Edwin Dover with hymns by Mrs. Edwin Dover and Mrs. B A Roll, and Earl Ogline at the piano.
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Robert
Raymond Earl Dickey
North Montana
Chateau Hospital
Edwin Dover
Methodist
B. A. Roll
Earl Ogline
Chateau
Pendrey
Bolsinger Place
Mr. Dickey
Tyer County
West Virginia
Thos
Sarah Phillips Dickey
Pennsylvania
Conrad
Montana
Wyoming
T. J. Dickey
McFadden
Wyo
I. H. Dickey
Kentucky
EB. E. Tallman
Middleborough
West Va
Wm. Noon
Moundville
Western Petroleum and Exploration Co
Legion Planning on renewal of activities
Chateau Post No. 6 of the American Legion plans to resume activities after a summer and fall lull. A Friday night meeting will feature Dan Thurber Fairfield district commander discussing plans and the November 17 district meeting in Augusta. President Millard Bullerdick outlines Armistice day observance, dues, officer elections, and other business. nearly 50 members are urged to attend.
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Chateau Post No. 6
American Legion
Three Rivers
Dan Thurber
Fairfield
Augusta
Millard Bullerdick
Bullerdick
High Wind Damage Strikes Teton County Areas
A violent west wind hit Teton county Monday evening causing damage across sections. Hay stacks, fences, sheds, and a Bynum garage owned by Ray R Porter were damaged. Wind reported severe in Black Leaf district, with minor damage in Chateau and a broken telegraph pole on Milwaukee ROW. Calm and warm after the gusts.
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Teton County
Chateau
T. O. Larson
Ray R. Porter
Bynum
Wm. Irwin
Blackleaf
Milwaukee
Mrs Inbody Killed In California Car Crash Near Bakersfield
Mrs Inbody daughter of Rev G Graedel died in a late Monday crash when another car struck her vehicle near Bakersfield California Injured was her husband who had a broken leg Mrs Inbody will be shipped to Roberts Funeral Home Chateau Officials learned details from telegrams and hospital reports The couple had three children Lucille Glen and Clark plus an adopted son Joe The family resided in Chateau and Farmington with church and ranch ties The funeral is planned at the Chateau Methodist Church with burial in Chateau Cemetery Survivors include her Washington parents three brothers and four sisters plus extended relatives from Idaho Oregon and Washington
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Roy Inbody
Bakersfield
California
Chateau
San Joaquin Hospital
Buell A. Roll
Inbody
Pacific Coast
Roll
A. B. Guthrie
Teton County High School
Glen
Lucille
Clark
Mr. Inbody
Joe
Los Angeles
Teton County
Farmington
Chateau Methodist Church
Inbodly
Odessa
Washington
Paul Graedel
Poet Falls
Idaho
Calvin Graedel
Spokane
Phillip Graedel
Portland
Oregon
Don Walter
Wash
Ed. Miller
Rosalia
Ed. Spickerman
Phief
Emma
Methodist Church
Chateau Cemetery
Open House at the Library during National Book Week
The Chateau Woman's club hosts a library open house next Tuesday afternoon November 13 from 3 to 5. Tea will be served for friends and patrons. donations of children's books or silver offerings help buy juvenile books. Everyone is invited.
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Chateau Woman's Club
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Hazel Trescott
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Funeral Home
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