High School Benefit Minstrel Draws Crowd in Teton County
A crowd filled the main floor and balcony of the big high school auditorium Monday night for a home talent minstrel show directed by Hugh Wypper to aid the Teton County Boy Scouts. The program raised 343.50, with about 60-65 dollars to cover expenses, the rest to the Scout fund for retiring camp debt in Teton canyon.
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Hugh ‘Wypper
Teton County
Mr. Wypper
John W. Hall
Hugh Wypper
L. E. Taylor
Clyde C. Carey
Robert Clarkson
H. E. Price
J. Kent Midget
J. C. Pulliam
M. G. Carver
Bert I. Packer
George Gunther
J. G. Jackson
W. G.bloomdahl
Jack Byler
R. M. Johnson
Floyd Byler
Clyde Carey
Kent Midget
J.C. Pulliam
W. G. Bloomdahl
Carl Wengart
Verne Ashley
G. C. Core
Wengart
Messrs
Halladay
Ness
Olson
Clarkson
Wypper
Price
Dainty Letty
Letty
Jesse L. Gleason
Boy Scout Fund
Teton Canyon
Fairfield
Dutton
Judge Greene Sets March 19 Naturalization Day
March 19, 1927, will be the next Naturalization Day in district court at Chateau. Judge John J. Greene set the hearing of petitions for citizenship, announced by Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson yesterday.
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Chateau
Blanche M. Jacobson
John J. Greene
United States
Bull Moose on the Prod Treed Hunters Near Gates Park
Local report from Gates Park in the Sun River mountains describes a defiant bull moose that treed 15 to 20 hunters. E. H. Myrick of the Lewis and Clark Forest notes five men freed themselves after investigating a companion’s tale of captivity. Frank Allum recalls a close encounter as the moose charged from a pine clearing, with the animal still at large.
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Gates’ Park
Sun River Mountains
E. H. Myrick
Lewis ‘& Clark Forest
Frank Allum
Allum
Mr. Allum
Myrick
Miss Charlotte Looney Serves as Part Time County Deputy
In the County Clerk’s Office Deputy Charlotte Looney serves in the absence of Mrs. M. M. Webb who travels east with her mother Mrs. McNitt to consult specialists in Detroit for cancer.
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Charlotte Looney
W. H. Webb
M. M. Webb
East
McNitt
Detroit
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Governor J E Erickson
The governor calls the people to observe Thanksgiving on Thursday November 25 designating it as a day to give thanks for the year’s blessings and to acknowledge the benevolence of the Ruler of the Universe. The message urges gratitude, worship, and reflection across homes and public spaces.
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Sufamericane
I. J.E. Erickson
Montana
United. States
Local Bakery Installs New Electric Mixer In Chateau
R I McClue's Chateau Bakery adds a Hobart electric dough mixer purchased from Percy F Dodds at Helena. The $1000 upgrade makes the plant one of the Northwest's most modern for a town its size, boosting output to meet regional demand.
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Hobart
Percy F. Dodds
Helena
R. I. McClue
Chateau
Mr. McClue
North Dakota
Harry Brouillette
Ford Display
L. E. Taylor
McClue
McDonald
Choteau Bakery
Choteau
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Choteau Creamery
Teton County
Reliant Milling Co
Hulls Plan California Winter Stay by Auto
Alvin C. Hull writes to have his Acantha forwarded to Riverside California where he and his family will spend the winter. The Hulls made the trip to California by auto and Mr. Hull reports a pleasant journey with good weather most of the time en route.
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Alvin C. Hull
Riverside
California
Hulls
Mr. Hull
State Examiner Finds No Criticism of Teton County
The state examiner Jay G. Larson reports no criticisms of Teton county administration. Deputy examiner R. N. Hawkins and A. E. Williamson checked courthouse offices and found records up to date and in order. One minor procedural suggestion is offered. The full report will be printed with county board proceedings.
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Jay G. Larson
R. N. Hawkins
A. E. Williamson
Court House
Teton County
W. H. Webb
Board of County Commissioners
Adams Oil Co Stores Early Ice Crop
A small crew works the Adams Oil Co ice ponds early this week storing an early ice crop for immediate use. Mr. Adams plans no large harvest now, just enough to meet current needs until the regular cut begins in a few weeks if weather stays favorable. Last season only about two days of ice were cut, forcing shipments of artificial ice to local patrons since late summer.
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Adams Oil Co
Adams
Infant Dies in Conrad Hospital Near Agawam
Last Saturday morning the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Frank died at a hospital in Conrad. Funeral services were held Monday at the Frank home five miles east of Agawam and burial followed at Zimbleman cemetery near Agawam at three o clock.
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Conrad
Carl Frank
Agawam
Frank
Zimbleman Cemetery
Thirty Gun Club Members Hear State President on Elk and Forest Issues
Thirty Chateau Rod and Gun Club members heard Gien A Smith, State Sportsmen's Association president, discuss elk needs and forest administration at a Beaupre cafe banquet. The gathering honored E. H. Myrick and welcomed Wm. Lockhart, with talks on game problems and future forest prospects. The club endorsed a bill to let the State Fish and Game Commission open game preserves at its discretion and backed a two year closure on grouse in favor of Hungarian pheasants in Teton county.
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Chateau Rod and Gun Club
Gien A Smith
State Sportsmen’s Association
Seputy District Forester
Beaupre Cafe
Smith
E. H. Myrick
Lewis & Clark’’Forest
St. Joe Forest
Idaho
Mr. Lockhart
Mr. Myrick
Lewis & Clark Forest
Custer Forest
Myrick
Choteau
Harrison Craig
State Fish and Game Commission
T. A. Meagher
E. J. Hirshberg
Meagher
J. C. Morgan
T. H. Pridham
C. O’ McDonald
E. C. Waldron
State Commission
Geo. F. Miller
C.s.mcdonald
Teton County
Christmas Turkey Load Set for Dec 7 and 8
The 1926 shipment of Christmas turkeys from Teton County to eastern markets will be loaded at Chateau on Tuesday and Wednesday December 7 and 8, announced by J B Hodgskiss secretary of the Teton County Shipping Association. Hundreds of turkeys from the Thanksgiving batch will bring in for a fancy price, with bids accepted until a day or two before loading.
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Teton County
Chateau
J. B. Hodgskiss
Teton County Shipping Association
Hodgskiss
Teton
Taxes Delinquent If Not Paid by Next Tuesday
County Treasurer Otto Wagnild urges payment of the first 1926 real estate installments and full personal property taxes by 6 pm next Tuesday November 30 to avoid delinquency. He reports rapid receipts and expects about a 90 percent collection of current taxes.
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Otto Wagnild
Wagnild
Teton Election Towng Anee Sees Expense
County records show 1949 ballots cast for the general election at a total cost of 1700.55 dollars. The report details expenses including printing posting lists poll books ads rent judge clerk hire and supplies for each precinct.
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W. H. Webb
Montana Taxpayers ‘Association
Teton County
Four Club Members to Chicago International With County Agent
Four Teton county girls and boys clubs members will go to Chicago this year with County Agent Robert Clarkson as Milwaukee special train leaves Harlowtown Friday. The group travels from every county the Milwaukee serves to attend the International Corn and Livestock Show in Illinois, with travel expenses paid by the railroad for four youths and the fifth funded locally.
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Teton County
Chicago
Robert Clarkson
Milwaukee
Harlowtown
The
Helen Sollid
Dutton
Veda Thompson
Farmington
Great Falls
Lydia Larson
Bole
Helena
Billings
Leroy Gaare
Fairfield
Milwaukees
Illinois
Scouts Call Meeting for Saturday Basketball
Boy Scouts are invited to play basketball meeting at the high school on Saturday at 10:00 under Scoutmaster R B Culbertson.
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R. B. Culbertson
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Judge Greene
Wayer
First National Bank
Liberty
Tse
State Examiner
Conrad Hospital
Hear
Fish ‘and Game Commission
Teton Electi
Peet & Fens
Chicago International
BOY Scouts
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