Official Canvass Affects No Change In Election Results In Teton County
Official canvass of the November general election in Teton County confirms no changes to certified results. The tally shows margins for Congress, state offices, and local posts, with Initiative 31 passing strongly and Initiative 30 narrowly failing. Referendums on taxation, school funding, and crop insurance were rejected or not yet tallied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
W. H. Webb
Mr. Webb
Congress
Leavitt
Mitchell
Stoner
Farmer-Labor
Kropse
Galen
Holloway
Comer
Myers
Paul
Wallace
Dennis
Carey
Leahman
Teton
Glee Clubs and Orchestra Amaze Large Teton County Audience
The Teton County High School glee clubs and orchestra performed last Friday under Miss Geneva Carroll. The program featured numbers from the glee clubs and orchestra plus readings, drawing a full auditorium and wide praise. Net receipts exceeded 50 dollars from 25 cent adults and 10 cent children, to fund girls' athletic activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Geneva Carroll
CANDIDATES FILE EXPENSE ACCOUNTS WITH COUNTY CLERK
Candidates and winners filed campaign expense accounts with the county clerk as required. Several totals are listed, with amounts spent on advertising cards sample ballots and committee contributions. Unfiled reports must be submitted within 15 days or face penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton’ County
H. Webb
J. E DeHaas
Justice of the Peace
J. L. Collins
Otto Wagnild
Democratic County Central Committee
Larson
George Coffey, Jr
Manley C. Crawford
C. H. Connor
H. F. Benson
John G. Jackson
School Boy Slashed? No Fracture Update Noted
Raymond Baker, second grade pupil at Choteau public school, suffered a fractured skull when a playground swing struck him Monday. He was taken to Choteau hospital where X ray confirmed the fracture and he remained conscious with hopes of recovery barring infection.
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Raymond Baker
Earl Baker
Choteau
Choteau Hospital
Raymond
H. G. Ward
Missouri
Three Weddings Set Local Record for M. E. Pastor
The Rev. Robert B. Culbertson of the M. E. church conducted three weddings in one week, a new personal record. Licensees included Zachariah Hayward of Collins with Lillie A. Schreiner of Sutherlin Oregon, and Chas. W. Chapman of Sun River with Regina Shepherd of Highwood and J. R. Clements with Maurine Mudgett of Great Falls. The parsonage and clerk of court offices hosted the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Culbertson
M. E. Church
B. M. Jacobson
Zachariah Hayward
Collins
Lillie A. Schreiner
Sutherlin
Oregon
Chas. W. Chapman
Sun River
Regina Shepherd
Highwood
J. R. Clements
Maurine Mudgett
Great Falls
Chateau Fire Department Upgraded After Water System Review
The Chateau water plant shows total pumpage of 56.7 million gallons in 1925–26 with 198 taps and 60 to 70 pounds mains. The Pacific Fire Underwriters report commends the system but urges motorization and stronger enforcement of fire ordinances.
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Board of Fire Underwriters of Pacific
Chateau
Chotess
John W. Hall
Otgictala
Unders
Pacific
Hall
Choteau
Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific
Jeansville
H. P
Montana Power Company
Great Falls
Mercantile
Teton County Turkeys Bring in Thanksgiving Profit
A Thanksgiving shipment of Teton county birds loaded at Chateau by the Teton County Shipping Association netted growers 2567.90 plus receipts from capons and chickens, totaling 2803.45. Birds sold to Northern Creamery Co. of Great Falls and shipped to Boston. No 1 toms 38c lb, No 1 hens 35c, old toms 31c, No 2 hens 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Teton County Shipping Association
Northern Creamery Co
Great Falls
Boston
Association
Home Talent Minstrel Date Set for Now 1922
A home talent minstrel show will be staged at the high school auditorium on Monday November 22 directed by Hugh Wypper whom organizers rely on to assemble the act. The program will feature opening songs choruses jokes and a second part with at least four acts plus solos quartets and choruses. Proceeds go to Boy Scouts to help reduce debt on the camp at the Teton and organizers promise a larger crowd than the 1924 show.
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Hugh Wypper
Duton
The
Teton
State health nurse to hold clinics in county schools
Miss Margaret Thomas, field nurse for the State Board of Health, will visit Teton county with Dr. H. W. Bateman to examine and weigh school children and speak on health. Clinics are set at Dutton, Collins, Bynum, Chateau, Farmington, Power, Fairfield and Bole from November 11 to 24, with separate baby clinics on November 18 and 20. Parents urged to attend with children and bring dinners for community days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power
Fairfield
Bole
Dutton School
Chateau Hospital
Thomas
Miss Thomas
Montana Boosters Eye North Route For Tourists
Helena Commercial Club leaders urged shifting traveler flow from Idaho toward Montana by creating a West Yellowstone information bureau and a regional itinerary. The plan, cost about 5000 dollars first year, aims to lure motorists via arch gateway, a staffed bureau, and persuasive outreach to towns from Salesville to Glacier Park. Skepticism exists about actual local benefits for Chateau and surrounding areas.
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Montana
California
Bill Ferguson
Helena Commercial Club
C. W. Wilson
Helena
Chateau Commercial Club
Yellowstone Park
Idaho
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Mr. Ferguson
Treasure State
Pacific Northwest
West Yellowstone
Park
Ferguson
Salesville
Bozeman
Belgrade
Chateau
Glacier Park
Commonwealth
Washington
Buureau
Augusta
Browning Et al
Choteau Club
Choteauites
Missoula
Wolf Creek
Bynum
Teton Gri Jers Defeat Jelby by 32 to 0 in Return Game
Teton County High School routed Shelby 32 to 0 in a return game last Saturday. The win caps a perfect five game season with 263 total points scored and no points allowed. Shelby showed improvement but Teton’s defense remained unbroken and the team eyes basketball practice starting next week with 20 athletes signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Teton County High School
Teton
Conrad
Fort
Legion Dance Lights Up Armistice Day in Choteau
Choteau Post No 6 American Legion invites the public to a nine o’clock Armistice Day dance at the K of P hall. The event marks eight years since the World War armistice signed November 11, 1918, with the Legion post declaring it the sole local public celebration so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Choteau Post No. 6
American Legion
Choteau
Legion
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Meagher
Lian
Hodgskiss
Benson
Jones
Howard
Webb
Cashman
Waynild
Crawford
Syse
Jackson
Coffey
Magee
Craig
Stafford
Peterson
Smith
Connor
Chateau Township
M. E. Pastor
First National Bank
Liberty
Git ‘Water Department
Fire Department
J. E. DéHaas
Boy Scouts
Y. Park
Teton Gri
JELBY
Ly Sound
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