Carlson well spudded on Carlson farm near Chateau
The test well on the John Carlson farm four miles northeast of Chateau spudded in last Thursday and is planned for rapid completion weather permitting. Andover Oil Co holds 14,000 acres under lease and notes regional drilling, led by C. W. Litten, with operations in Montana and North Dakota.
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John Carlson
Chateau
Gordon Campbell
Kevin-Sunburst
Campbell
Madison
Pondera
Andover Oil Company
Coffey
Montana
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Alberta
C. W. Litten
Choteau Circle No 256 Names New Officers
Neighbors of Woodcraft Choteau Circle No 256 elects officers for the coming year on November 7. Elected: Past Guardian John H Byler Guardian Della D Peters Adviser Irene W Peterson Clerk Annie Thompson Banker Zay A Morgan Attendent Henry R Cragness Captain of Guards Eva M Thompson Flag Bearer Evan Lane Thompson Inner Sentinel Cecil D Yeager Outer Sentinel Evalina Walley Musician Edna Beaupre Correspondent Anna H Swaine Managers Geo F E Thompson Edna Marie Stephens P J Suiste Senior Guardian Irene Peterson W G Bloomdale and family spent Sunday in Great Falls visiting relatives.
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Choteau Circle No
Woodcraft
John H. Byler
Guardian
Della D. Peters
Irene W. Peterson
Annie Thompson
Zay A. Morgan
Henry R. Cragness
Eva M. Thompson
Evan Lane Thompson
Inner Sentinel
Cecil D. Yeager
Evalina Walley
Edna Beaupre
Anna H.swaine
Geo. FE. Thompson
Edna Marie Stephens
P. J. Suiste
Irene Peterson
Lyceum Friday to Feature Scotch Concert at High School
The second Lyceum course event sponsored by the Ladies Industrial Club will be held Friday night in the high school auditorium. The Neil Patterson Scotch Concert Company will perform led by Miss Gladys F. Graham who has won over 200 trophies for Scottish dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
Ladies’ Industrial
Neil Patterson Scotch Concert Company
Gladys F. Graham
Elk Kill Light Herd Shows Increase
Officials of the Lewis and Clark National Forest say elk kill to date is light, mirroring last year. Rangers report a few elk moving to lower regions with colder temperatures and more snow. the required annual kill was set near 1000 head, but the estimate remains far below that, with a forest service projection of about a 14 percent yearly increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark National Forest
B. P. Martin
Hanhan Gulch
Forest Service
Boys 4 Square Club Organized Here
A Boys' 4-Square Club is organized to promote welfare and development in the city. K. E. Sturgis leads a group of boys over 16. meetings began November 12, 17, and this Tuesday. Frank G. Gordon is president with Burt D. Wells as vice president and Gordon Monkman as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. E. Sturgis
Frank G. Gordon
Burt D. Wells
Leonard Halverson
Spud Moore
Howard Harmon
Ellsworth Strand
Andrew J. Anderson
Richerd Stephens
Frank Gordon
Burt Wells
Gordon Monkman
Gas installation chief relocates to Valier
Mr and Mrs Forrest Jones move from Chateau to Valier where Mr Jones will supervise gas installation in the city. He previously worked with the gas company when the mains were laid locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Jones
Chateau
Valier
Mr. Jones
Wool Growers to Meet In Chateau December 10
The annual meeting of the Teton County Wool Growers Association has been moved from December 6 to December 10. Speakers include Murray F. Stebbins of the Montana Wool Growers Association and Dr. H. Marsh of the state live stock sanitary board. County Agent A. C. Peterson will discuss the wool pool in Pondera county. A noonday lunch at Beaupre cafe precedes officer elections and a sales committee appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Wool Growers’ Association
Murray F. Stebbins
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
H. Marsh
State Livestock Sanitary Board
A. C. Peterson
Pondera County
Beaupre
Arl Woods
Fairfield
Mr. Woods
Frank ‘George
J. E. Thodgskiss
John Hentges
Jas. Eckford
Robert Clarkson
State Wool Growers, Association
Helena
Four 4-H Members Chosen for Chicago Trip
Tony Tokes Anna Menghini and Winona Gitchell were selected to represent Teton County at the 4-H congress in Chicago held with the International Livestock Exposition and the International Hay and Grain show. Dan Thurber will accompany them as guest of Milwaukee Railroad for a Nov 29 departure. They will attend the congress visit shows and return via Minneapolis arriving Great Falls Sunday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Toekes
Anna Menghini
Winona Gitchell
Teton County
Dan Thurber
Great Falls
Tony Tokes
Chicago
Fairfield
Milwaukee Railroad
Robert Clarkson
United States
Teton
Minneapolis
Clarkson
Former Chateau Woman Passes in California
Mrs. H Styles Harris formerly Mrs. J E Pulliam wife of the Golden Rule store manager died in San Diego California on November 7. She had lived in Great Falls after earlier marriage to Rev Dr H Styles Harris and faced a divorce here in which B I Packer represented her. The couple later wed in Ritzville Washington and Harris left the ministry. Interment reportedly in San Diego. Survived by husband and daughter Katherine 17.
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Chateau of
H. Styles Harris
J. E. Pulliam
Golden Rule
San Diego
Calif
Pulliam
Sullivan Heads Bynum Ladies Guild in Year
At a Bynum Ladies' Guild meeting last Saturday the group elected officers for the coming year with Mrs. J. E. Sullivan as president, Mrs. Joseph Fallon as vice president, and Mrs. H. J. Moon as secretary-treasurer. They plan a December sale at Purkett store in Bynum and Eckel Mercantile in Pendroy, with a preliminary planning meeting December 7 at Mrs. Fallon's Pendroy home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Guy
Local breeder ships two Brown Swiss heifers to Montana
Benj P. Gordon, a Ronan Montana breeder of pure bred Brown Swiss cattle, shipped two Brown Swiss heifers by express on Tuesday. The consignment is addressed to I A Robertson in Ronan Montana.
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Express
Benj. P. Gordon
I.A. Robertson
Ronan
Montana
Record low of 14 below and continuing cold
A government weather office recorded a minimum of 14 degrees below zero last night. The storm began Sunday and temperatures have fallen steadily since, with officials saying the worst may be over.
Earl Woods Goes to Fairfield County Seat on Wednesday
Earl Woods of Fairfield attended business in the county seat on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Woods
Fairfield
County
Red Cross Drive Nears Conclusion In Teton Chapter
Miss Margaret Nagle acting chair man of the annual Red Cross membership drive says the drive will close next week and urges all who have not enrolled to join now. She notes the drive to date has been fairly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nagle
Red Cross
Teton
Miss Nagle
Birthday party for Mrs. Kaemmer at parsonage
Friends and parishioners joined Rev. E. R. Kaemmer at the parsonage Saturday night to celebrate Mrs. Kaemmer birthday. The event was arranged by Mrs. Chas. Connor and Mrs. C. H. Porter with each guest asked to bring a pound gift.
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E. R. Kaemmer
Woman's Club Meeting At Chateau Hosts Indian Welfare Talk
The Chateau Woman's Club met with Mrs. G. C. Core and reported large attendance. Mrs. Henrietta Crockett county nurse gave an address on Indian welfare after a 48 day Montana trip. An absence prevented Miss Mary C Woodbridge from attending. Mrs. Pete La Valle was named to lead Indian welfare work. Next meeting set for December 3 at Mrs. H. W. Bateman's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’s Club
G. C. Core
R. E. Nelson
Henrietta Crockett
Montana
J C Penney Style Revue Showcases Fall Garments
J C Penney Company held a style revue last Saturday from 2 to 5 p m at its store in the city. Miss Mary Sulgrove and Miss Helen Dale modeled lighted on the balcony and platform as models wore evening dresses, afternoon frocks, negligees and more. Manager K E Sturgis praised attendance and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Penney Company
Mary Sulgrove
Helen Dale
K. E. Sturgis
Support for Choteau creamery praised during official visit
O C Batch deputy state dairy inspector spent from Saturday to Tuesday in Choteau on official business. He noted strong support from Teton county residents for the Choteau creamery and commended manager Mr Smith for attracting sales to Great Falls and beyond. He said local creameries will drive Montana dairy industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Batch
Choteau
Smith
Underwood Funeral Services Held Sunday
Funeral services for Granville F. Underwood who died last Tuesday were held Sunday at First Methodist Church. Rev Kaemmer led the service with two vocal solos by Lucile McCormick music director, and the body was interred at Choteau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville F. Underwood
First Methodist
E. R. Kaemmer
H Connor
Lucile McCormick
Choteau
Isle of Somewhere
Acantha Announces Early Thanksgiving Press Date
The Acantha will go to press one day earlier due to Thanksgiving. Advertisers should submit copy by Monday instead of Tuesday to help the paper meet the schedule.
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Acantha
Christmas turkey shipments planned by Teton County group
At a Friday meeting of the Teton County Shipping association board led by County Agent Robert Clarkson dates December 4 5 6 and 7 were set for the annual Christmas turkey shipment. Loadings occur at Pendrey and Collins Choteau Dutton and Power with bids opening December 2. Prices remain unreleased. Market quotes show young toms at 38 cents, hens at 36 cents, old hens 33 cents, old toms 32 cents and No 2s 23 cents, with subsequent drops noted the following days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Shipping Association
Robert Clarkson
Pendrey and Collins
Choteau
Dutton
Dutton and
Power
Clarkson
Chicago Daily Trade Bulletin
Men's Volleyball Club Forming In Town
An athletic schedule sets high school gym use for town organizations. Tuesday 8 to 9 15 pm is reserved for men's volleyball practice led by Glen Jones to promote a casual, exercise focused sport requiring at least six men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Jones
Jones
Mr. Jones
Centerville Teams Prepare For Winter Basketball Action
Football ends as Midgett shifts focus to basketball. Teton team, led by George Loomis, gears up for Centerville visit on December 6. Girls coach Miss Vaughn drills a returning roster including Adams Core Cate Moore Geldrich with several hopefuls. standout players Morgan and Connore out from last year. About 35 boys tried out. five double headers planned before holidays.
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Midgett
Meroons
Gold Bulldogs
Teton
Miss Vaughn
Billy Morgan
Edith Connore
Helen Adams
Mary Core
Helen Cate
Ruth Moore
Margaret Geldrich
Eleanor Crossen
Thelma Swenson
Evelyn Upman
Ruth Phillips
Adelie Trumbull
Madge
Loomis
Dick Jones
Carl Peters
Midget
Lee Moore
Spud Moore
Clifford Norris
Gilmore Hanson
Leonard Halverson
Werman Tarles
Jimmy Morgan
Billy Cole
Tony Mozer
Jesse Bleeker
Jesse Malone
Stephen Webb
LeRoy Gaare
Season Opens On Huns Next Sunday November
Reports on the pheasant season opening November 24 28 have been settled by state game warden Robert Hill He states hunters may kill three birds per day for five days with possession limits of six In counties with different pheasant types the daily three bird rule applies regardless of species Open counties include Huns and pheasants across multiple counties and parts of several others with various listed areas for Hun and pheasant seasons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hill
Hill
Great Falls
Chouteau
Cascade
Treasure
Rosebud
Pondera
Flathead
Glacier
Lewis and Clark
Teton
Gallatin
Deer Lodge
Yellowstone
Ravalli
Missoula
Lake
Chowteau
Judith Basin
Big Horn
Petroleum
Custer
Fergus
Broadwater
Carbon
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Carlson
Choteau Circle No. 256
W. G. Bloomdale
First National Bank
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Federal Reserve System
Miss Menghini
Miss Gitchell
Pendray
California
J. E. Sullivan
Bynum Ladies’ Guild
Woman’s Club
J. C. Penney Company
Style Revue
Underwood Funeral
Attention Advertisers
Centerville
Huns
Citizens State Bank
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