Woolgrowers Get Good Pointers at Falls Meeting
Teton county wool growers at Great Falls, hosts of a Montana State Wool Growers meeting, heard ranchers and officials stress pasture rotation, range conservation, and the value of regular lambing. speaker Glen Smith urged seasonal grazing, while G T Willingmyre outlined standardized wool grading now used nationwide. County men attending included Richard Ellis and others from local outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Great Falls
State
Woolgrowers’ Association
Robert Clarkson
Glen Smith
Missoula
G. T. Willingmyre
Washington, D. C
Mr. Clarkson
Smith
Montana
Forest Service
Clarkson
Bozeman
Dry Officer Convicted of Manslaughter at Cut Bank
Louis Monroe, a Blackfeet reservation prohibition officer, was found guilty of manslaughter in Cut Bank district court for the shooting of Omar Dillman, a tourist, during a car stop. The jury recommended a sentence of one to two years. companion officer Albert Betcher was acquitted earlier. Attorneys appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Monroe
Blackfeet
Prohibition Enforcement
Omar Dillman
Cut Bank
Albert Betcher
Monroe
Betcher
Dillman
District Court
Vidal Stone Visits Family During Thanksgiving Holiday
Vidal Stone spent Thanksgiving at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Stone in this city. A Teton graduate, he has worked as a civil engineer in Oregon and California and is now en route to Portland to join his wife and baby daughter after two months in the east on construction projects in Chicago Duluth and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vidal Stone
Ed. Stone
Mr. Stone
Teton
Oregon
California
Portland
Chicago
Duluth
Minneapolis
Cattle Shipment Season Tops With 165 Head Barred to Market
The Teton County Shipping association closed a successful cattle shipment season with 165 head loaded by 42 shippers, netting $11,469.77 at an average of $69.51 per head. Four shipments from September 6 to November 8 to South St. Paul and Chicago yielded strong values, with notable gains for steers and bulls. The final Tuesday shipment to South St. Paul involved five shippers led by S W Snyder and Chris Swenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
South St. Paul
Teton County Shipping Association
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
Ellis & Bassett
Chicago
John Lyon
Wm. Cook
H. A. Bliss
R. N. Lear
Mr. Clarkson
T. Tokerud
Dutton
George Barce
Bole
Chateau
Mike Walsh
Fairfield
O. J.kolste
Association
S. W. Snyder
Chris Swenson
W. G. Dauwalder
C. D. Yeager
Benhard Hanson
Radio bands to clear interference by 1928
A Washington dispatch reports the federal radio commission expects to clear interfering stations by January first 1928. Twelve channels will likely be cleared by December first, enabling listeners to tune Atlantic and Pacific coast stations without interruption.
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Washington D. C
Federal Radio Commission
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Thanksgiving Day Program At Teton County Schools
Students from Chateau Grade School and Teton County High School perform a joint Thanksgiving program at the high school auditorium on Wednesday afternoon November 23. The show features a history of Thanksgiving, songs by mixed choirs and the Girls Quadette, a dramatization of the Pilgrims story, and a one act play Kings and Cab. The program includes student readings, grades one through seven, and ends with songs including Montana and America’s Message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Morgan
Assembly New Thomas
Papa
Marian Simon
Peter Simple
Char
Sones
Kentucky
Laddie
Kings
Joel Edwards
Queen Meldara
Ethel Morgan
Ardita
Virginia Eaton
King Corum
John Peterson
Toro
Miss Larson
Song
Montana
Assembly
Christmas Seal Sale Set To Run From Nov 25 To Christmas
The 1927 Christmas Seal drive begins November 25 and ends at Christmas. Mayor H W Bateman endorses the movement urging strong public support. Mrs C S McDonald chairs the local sale campaign, stressing seals aid to tuberculosis campaigns and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
C. S. McDonald
Vateau
H. W. Bateman
Coffey and Hirshberg Travel to California for Extended Visits
G. M. Coffey and E. J. Hirshberg departed last Saturday for California. The pair plan extended visits likely involving business and personal engagements, with no listed return date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Coffey
E. J. Hirshberg
California
Auxiliary Bazaar Clears $600 for Building Fund
The Catholic Ladies Auxiliary reported just over $600 raised over a two day bazaar at the new Social Center, the former Woodmen hall bought by Fr. T. J. Moroney for St. Luke’s. Proceeds go to the hall fund for purchase and remodeling costs. Sales from handwork, cookery, and candy accompanied a sold out supper and a record dance night with Tennant’s orchestra. A baby popularity contest crowned John Peter Wellenstein. prizes included a turkey and an Irish linen tablecloth won by Mr. Sewell of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies’ Auxiliary
Woodmen Hall
T. J. Moroney
St. Luke’s
Tennant
John Peter Wellenstein
Wm. Wellenstein
Pendroy
Sewell
Butte
Chateau
Bazdar
Blood Flows in Colorado Coal Mine Strike War
In northern Colorado at the Columbine mine, state police opened fire on strikers during the I W W coal strike. Three strikers were confirmed dead with over twenty injured, and officers including Sam Lee suffered injuries. martial law was considered as the state called out part of its National Guard. Reports from strikers claimed seven to nine dead, though not verified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
National Guard
Columbine
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
Sam Lee
Club Girls Headed to Chicago Stock Show
Three Teton county 4H members Miss Edna Wiprud of Dutton Miss Helen Standish of Bole and Miss Marjorie Gamble of Farmington will leave Great Falls Friday morning as guests of the Milwaukee Railroad Co. for the International Livestock Show in Chicago. County Agent Robert Clarkson announced the honor noting the trip is a special train with other county representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Edna Wiprud
Dutton
Helen Standish
Bole
Marjorie Gamble
Farmington
Great Falls
Milwaukee Railroad Co
Chicago
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
Milwaukee
Farewell Dinner Honors Culbertsons at Chateau
More than two hundred people gathered at the Masonic Temple to honor Rev. and Mrs. Robert B. Culbertson as they depart for Yerington Nevada where he will serve a new pastorate. Gifts included a substantial purse and silver teaspoons from Fidelity Chapter No 18 OQES. A new pastor, Rev. E B Kaemmer, arrives from Winnett to lead the Chateau M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Masonic Temple
Robert B. Culbertson
Yerington
Nevada
Culbertson
Chateau M. E
Will H. Webb
A. B. Guthrie
Charles H. Connor
Kyle Jones
Correction on Girls Vocational Congress attendance
A correction from A B Guthrie principal notes Nan Cole and Loraine Lathrop attended the Girls Vocational Congress in Bozeman not only for Teton County High School but also for the Chateau Woman's Club which shared travel expenses. The club and school will receive reports from the representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Cole
Loraine Lathrop
Girls’ Vocational Congress
Bozeman
Vouug
Teton County High School
Woman’s Club of
Chateau
Woman's Club
A. B. Guthrie
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Willingmyre
United States
Richard Ellis
Earl Woods
Ernest McCullough
John Carlson
John Matkin
P. H. None Co
S. McDonald
Phil I. Ole
Choteau
U. S
E. B. Kaemmer
Boston School of Theology
Chateau Charge
Winnett
Kaemmer
Thut
The
Citizens State Bank
Choteau Mont
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