Mrs. Butchart Dies in Ontario Home Widow of William Butchart remembered for charity
Obituary from Strathroy Ontario notes Mrs. Sarah N Neelands Butchart born 1855 in Owen Sound lived in Invermay Rapid City Tara and Strathroy. She died Oct 16 after attending United Church service and was buried in Tara. Survived by daughter and extended family. active Methodist and temperance worker.
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Sarah N. Butchart
W. B. Butchart
Strathroy
Ontario
Butchart
Tara
William Butchart
United Church
Watson
Jackson
Hamilton
Gordon Parker
Utica
Mich
J. R. Butchart
Woodstock
N. A. Neelands
Parker
Toronto
D. M. Butchart
Owen Sound
McLean
Methodist Church
United
Church
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Replacing Old Cemetery Record Book at City Office
City Clerk J G Jackson is compiling a new cemetery record book to replace the old ledger. The work will produce a modern loose leaf volume with cross indexes by interments and by blocks. The current count shows about 800 known burials plus roughly 100 unknowns, including children mixed races paupers and county burials, totaling near 900.
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Gray
Maggie
Bryant
Chateau
J. G. Jackson
Turkeys to be shipped by Teton County association
The Teton County Shipping association will ship turkeys on December 1 and 3 with receiving at Chateau on December 1. The county plans to receive and grade one day and pack the next, a change from past practice to improve quality.
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Teton County Shipping Association
Robert Clarkson
Chateau
Clarkson
Fun Feed Tickets Sell Fast at H. S. Auditorium
Agawam has requested more fun feed tickets, the county agent reports. This is the second community to requisition tickets, Pendroy being the first, signaling strong sales for the November 17 program at the high school. Tickets are 50 cents and the evening includes a mulligan dinner at 6 30, then one act plays and interludes by multiple communities.
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H. S. Auditorium
Agawam
Clarkson
Chateau
Armistice Day Program Planned in Great Falls
Complete arrangements for the Armistice day observance are announced with three parts. Halvor M. Daley of the American Legion chairs the arrangements. A forenoon program 10 to 12, an evening dance at KP hall starting 9:15, and a Legion concert at 7 at the high school auditorium led by Chateau band. Chas. Davidson, war veteran and local attorney, will give the main address.
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Chateau Band
A. Carroll
Chas. Davidson
Great Falls
Court House
High School
Edwin Dover
M. S. Bullerdick Dute
Boussard
H. M. Daley
H. S. Auditorium
Halvor M. Daley
American Legion Com
Arte
The
Legion
KP Hall
Chas
Davidson
Beck H. D. Club Set for Second Meeting
The Beck community home demonstration club meets today at Mrs. Wm. Asmus’s home to complete its organization. A constitution and by laws will be adopted as a schedule of meeting dates and places is decided. Mrs. A. E. Beck assists. other active clubs exist in Diamond Valley Collins East Pendrey Bynum Liberty Center Farmington and Rol Beck plans another.
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Wm. Asmus
Beck
Asmus
A. E. Beck
Diamond Valley
Collins
East Pendrey
Bynum
Liberty Center
Farmington
Rol Beck
Dutton
Agawam
Conrad Triumphs in Season Final Grid Tilt
Conrad high defeated Teton high 19 to 6 in the season finale. The Bulldogs finish 5 wins and 2 losses under Coach E L Kleffman, despite tough breaks. Conrad outscored opponents 210 to 43 across seven games.
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Conrad
Teton High
Conrad High
Bulldogs
E. L. Kleffman
Great Falls
Power
Dutton
Simms
First Grandchild Born to Guthrie Family in Lexington
A son was born last Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Guthrie Jr. in Lexington, weighing eight pounds. He is the first grandchild in the Larson family, with Mrs. Guthrie formerly Harriet Larson, daughter of Senator and Mrs. T. O. Larson.
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A. B. Guthrie, Jr
Lexington
Guthrie
A. B. Guthrie
Harriet Larson
T. O. Larson
Larson
Higgins Birth At Simms Announced For Friday
A 7 pound baby boy was born Friday October 28 to Mr and Mrs George R Higgins at Simms. The family resides in the area and this new arrival adds to the local community.
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Geo. R. Higgins
Simms
Voters Demand Change in Teton County Elections
Voters across Teton County delivered a dynamic election, with reformist results in many offices and only Otto Wagnild escaping unscathed. The tightest race was for county treasurer between Elmer Smith and Charles Klockler, while Sheriff Earl Zimmerman trailed J L Billings. Roosevelt carried the county in the national race, with Erickson leading in the state tally and Inez Eckford winning the superintendent of schools post.
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Jns
Teton County
Otto Wagnild
Elmer Smith
Charles Klockler
George A. Carroll
O. G. Meadows
Earl Zimmerman
J. L. Billings
Zimmerman
Mr. Billings
J. E. Hodgskiss
Blanche M. Jacobson
Anna E. Stafford
Leavitt
Roy E. Ayers
Erickson
Frank Hazelbaker
Hazelbaker
Hig
Elizabeth Ireland
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Miss Ireland
William R. Wyatt
R. M. Hattersley
George A Carroll
Obert Peterson
Bert I. Packer
C. James Smith
Chas. G. Roberts
Will Farm 4 H Beef Clubs Form After Football Scheduling
Boys interested in forming a 4 H baby beef calf club met with the county agent last Saturday. Due to a football game with Conrad Dumber that afternoon many were absent, and the plan to form one or two clubs was postponed to a later date. Id Savik, leader of last year’s F B P club, attended.
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Conrad A Dumber
Id. Savik
Band to Present Armistice Night Program at H 8 Auditorium
The Chateau band led by Robert Clarkson will perform at the high school auditorium on Armistice Night Friday starting 7 15 pm. Admission is free. The program features 11 band selections with an interlude after the sixth piece including a Spanish dance by Mrs Reid Swenson and Gerald Stott and a one act play The Heritage by five 4 H club members under Mrs Fred Smith and Ed Savik.
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Chateau Band
Robert Clarkson
Reid Swenson
Bynum
Gerald Stott
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Choteau
OLD Cemetery Record Book
Bole
Pendroy
Fairfield
F. R. Swenson
W. G. Dauwalder
Henry Weist
E. R. McLean
C. O. Juelfs
Fred Phillips
C. J. Cuts
A. BE. Beck
A. W. Walker
Dave Swenby
Henry Davidson
Robert K. Funk
P. H. McClellan
American Legion Post
Montana
Waynild
Klockler
Smith
Billings
J.B. Connor
Joe Baart
Frances Rosengren
Inez Eckford
Will
H. 8
Margaret Sledgskiss
Walter Chalmers
Lowry Larson
Evelyn Clarkson
Main Street
Weidt
Seaens
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Pirkehiteer
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