Elk Banquet Discusses Proposed Game Law Changes
Twenty six members of the Cho teau Rod and Gun Club attended an elk banquet at the New Choteau House last Saturday evening. President E H Myrick presided and a discussion on proposed changes in game laws and plans for a rabbit and coyote drive followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Rod and Gun Club
New
Choteau House
E. H. Myrick
G. C. Core
John T. Moore
Co. H. McDonald
Clarence Looney
H. L. Jourdonnais
Geo. M. Coffey, Jr
Propagation Comittee
Coffey
Teton
Lewis and Clark
Lincoln
Plathead
Sanders
Ravalli
Mineral
Myrick
Lewis and Clark Forest
Montana
Gun Club
Montana Sportsmen’s Association
BE. L. Jourdonnais
Harrison Craig
Niobe Comedy Draws Capacity Crowd at Local High School
Miss Olive Scholz led a strong cast as Niobe in Niobe All Smiles in a three act benefit performance for the Ladies Industrial. The show played to four or five hundred theatergoers last Friday night in the high school auditorium and netted about $100 after expenses. The production featured Clarence McDonald as Peter Amos Dunn and Kent Midget as Cornelius Griffin with Beatrice Sillacks Leo Steele Ida May Seip and others delivering strong comic turns. The high school orchestra provided pre curtain entertainment and a follow up mention suggests a remount in Pendroy on December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Scholz
Niobe
Ladies’ Industrial
A. B. Guthrie
Miss Scholz
Clarence McDonald
Peter Amos Dunn
Knockout
Kent Midget
Cornelius Griffin
Ease
Beatrice Sillacks
Leo Steele
Philip Innings
Griffin
Ida May Seip
Cecil Tompkins
John Tane
Parker Sillocks
Beatrice
Sophia Hokanson
Caroline Dunn
Peter
Iona Gregory
Flolen
Dunn Establishimet
Mildred Forrest
Dunn-Griffin
Francis Grinde
Beatrice Sillocks
John Lane
Mary
Duncan McDonald
New Jersey
Madeline Mifton
Pendroy
Power Company Assessment in Teton Reduced 80 Percent
The Montana Power Company's inter county transmission lines in Teton county were reduced to 86,282 for 1924 tax purposes from 429,637 in 1923 by the state board of equalization. The deduction reflects fewer miles of line and lower value per mile, with 49.41 miles in service in 1924 down from 61.31 in 1923. The result lowers 1924 taxes and may trigger refunds of protested 1923 taxes. similar actions are reported in nineteen other Montana counties as part of a settlement with the tax commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Power Company
Teton County
State Board of Equalization
W. H L. Webb
State Board
Sun River
Montiana Power Co
Tetasy County
Chateau
R. D Miller
New Tax Commission
J. W. Walker
O. A. Bergeson
A. J. Violette
Late News Dispatches
Tax Commission
Couny
Power Company
Bazaar Saturday December 6 by Ladies Guild at Gorham store
The Ladies' Guild announces a bazaar at Gorham's store on Saturday December 6. Luncheon will be served starting at eleven in the morning. Shop for Christmas gifts at Gorham's bazaar December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Guild
Gorham
Gorham’s
Community Sing Planned by Local Parent Teacher Body
The Local Parent-Teacher Association announces a Community Sing at the high school auditorium on Thursday evening December 1. The event aims to revive old songs and community spirit with Carl Went as accompanist and a platform leader to be chosen. Invitations extend beyond Chateau residents to any interested in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Core
Carl Went
Core
Auld Lang Syre
Annie Laurie
Swanee River
Chateau
Bakery to Move to New Quarters in McDouzt Block
Chateau Bakery will occupy the Rexall Store room on Main Avenue front after leasing it from R. I. McClue. The shop will install modern electric bakery appliances including a new oven and an electric doughnut cooker. The oven ships from the east and is due within ten days. opening is hoped for January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
McDouzt
R. I. McClue
Rexall
Main Avenue
McClue
Postal ruling bans holiday stickers on mail faces
G C Core local postmaster warns against using holiday stickers seals or non postage items on letters or parcels for Christmas delivery. The rule prohibits any decoration on the address side to prevent delays and directs postmasters to enforce the rule with possible return to sender or dead letter office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
G. C. Core
Mr. Core
Pondera County Man Named Under-Sheriff by Collins Report
Sel Billings a former Pondera under-sheriff and ex deputy in Teton at Brady is named as under sheriff in Sheriff Fleet James Collins’s office if a reprinted item is accurate. Collins has not publicly confirmed the choice and was unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pondera County
Collins
Sel. Billings
Teton County
Brady
Fleet James Collins
Dutton Sentinel
Conrad Independent4
Six Get Certificates After October Teacher Examinations
Six Teton county district school teachers earned first and second grade certificates from October examinations in Chateau. Under the new law first grade covers four years and second grade three years, with professional certificates discontinued. Dorothy Lindseth was the first to win a first grade certificate under the new law and Kenneth Cameron the first to receive a second grade certificate. Helen Annes Olma Yohn Uriel Andrews and Esther Norris received temporary second grade certificates to teach until their next May exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Dorothy Lindseth
Kenneth Cameron
Helen Annes
Olma Yohn
Uriel Andrews
Esther Norris
Minstrel Show to Benefit Chateau Woman's Club
A black face minstrel show directed by Hugh Wypper will be held Friday evening December 5 at the Chateau high school auditorium. Local amateur Dockstaders and Jolsons perform with a beauty and popularity contest on the back of tickets to vote for the county’s most beautiful and popular girl. Tickets are fifty cents with no reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton County
Hugh Wypper
Treasury of the
Darktown
Ianagement
Trainload of Canadian cattle for Teton Ranch
T. O. Larson and P. H. Crossen returned to Chateau Monday evening with an eighteen-car train of Canadian steers. The cattle were chipped through the city to Koyle to be unloaded for the Larson ranch. Larson and Crossen had traveled to Canada a week earlier to purchase them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Larson
P. H. Crossen
Chateau
Koyle
Larson
Messrs Larson
Crossen
Canada
Sweet Jonathan Apple Cider at S84 per gallon
The Post Tavern offers Sweet Jonathan Apple Cider priced at S84 per gallon for customers seeking traditional fall refreshment. A limited stock is available at the establishment.
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Jonathan
the Post Tavern
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W. B. Howard
Geo. F. Miller
J. H. Myrick
THE
Citizens State Bank
Teton Ranch
First National Bank
U. S. Liberty Loan
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