Charley H. Davis Dies at 54 in Chateau
Chas H Davis a long time Teton county rancher died Sunday afternoon at the Chateau high school dormitory at about 3 30. He was born November 4 1875 in Harvel Illinois and moved to Kansas then to Chateau in 1895. He married Margaret Kennedy in 1909 and lived at the Bole ranch with sheep and cattle. Survived by wife three children Oliver Donald Kathryn and three brothers. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Masonic graveside rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Davis
Teton County
Chateau
Harvel
Christian County
Illinois
Kansas
Davis
Margaret Kennedy
Edmonds
Wash
Great Falls
Bole
Oliver
Donald
Kathryn
Lawrence
Oak Harbor
Port Orchard
Jess
H. T. Rhoads
Everett
Methodist Church
R. Kdemmer
J. G. Jackson
Federal Loan to Farm Union Completed for North Dakota Members
County Agent Robert Clarkson received a telegram from the Farm ers Union Terminal association at St. Paul stating that federal loans to the union for members in North Dakota and Montana on stored wheat flax rye barley and oats were completed yesterday. Members may borrow money at five and three-fourths percent for various terms using farm storage certificates. Instruction blanks are ready for applicants. Copies of the Farm Warehousing act provisions may be seen at the county agent's office.
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Robert Clarkson
Farmers Union Terminal Association
St. Paul
Association
North Dakota
Montana
Terminal Association
Demonstration on Culling Set Across Five Teton Communities
County Agent Robert Clarkson announced five culling demonstrations next week in Teton County. Poultry specialist Miss H Cushman from Montana State College will lead sessions at five farms including C V Lilenquist Bynum William Earles Pendrey John Zimmerman Fairfield Ed Mitchell and A E Beck Power with 10 a m or 2 p m start times and time for questions on poultry raising.
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Teton County
Robert Clarkson
H. ©. Cushman
State College
Bozeman
William Earles
Pendrey
John Zimmerman
Fairfield
Ed. Mitchell
A. E. Beck
Power
Teton Red Cross to Meet Next Monday
Mrs. B. O. Price chairs the Teton county American Red Cross chapter calling a meeting at the Chateau courthouse Monday evening Oct 7 at 8 o clock. The aim is to plan the annual roll call drive to end by Armistice Day. Membership costs 1 dollar with half staying in the county. The chapter seeks a second hand washing machine for a local family and lists officers Mrs. Price Miss Nagie and A H Doughty.
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B. O. Price
Bole
Teton County
American Red Cross
Chateau
Margaret Nagie
A. H. Doughty
Fathers and Sons Golf Clash Opens at Chateau Grounds
G C Core and C S McDonald played the first round with their sons Clinton Core and C D McDonald in a fathers and sons tournament. The younger pair won four and two. The next match is likely at Meadowlark grounds in Great Falls a week from Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Core
C. S. McDonald
Fathers and Sons
Clinton Core
C. D. McDonald
Chateau Golf Grounds
Meadowlark Grounds
Great Falls
Fires On Flathead Are Still Burning
A. D. Moir returned to Chateau after two weeks in the Flathead forest directing Holbrook creek fire fighting. The Holbrook fire covers about 3000 acres and remains under control as Bartlet creek fire also burns in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Moir
Lewis & Clark Forest
Chateau
Flathead Forest
Holbrook Creek
Bartlet Creek
Flathead
Continental Divide
W. E. Lockhart
Forest District 1
Congress
Much Stock Shipped From This Section on Tuesday
A number of stock shipments were made from Teton county Tuesday. Landy and Lerner sent a car of cattle to South St. Paul from Choteau and four cars from Pendroy. Phil I. Cole shipped five cars of sheep to Columbus Wisconsin from Choteau and five to Chicago from Pendroy. The Teton County Shipping association sent a car of cattle from Chateau and one from Agawam to the Chicago market. Nine cars of cattle were shipped from Pendroy to Chicago by E. J. Sherman FP C. Campbell Wm Ellsworth J. C. Michelbach and F. George with varying car counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Landy & Lerner
South St. Paul
Choteau
Pendrey
Phil I. Cole
Columbus
Wis
Chicago
Pendroy
Teton County Shipping Association
Chateau
E. J. Sherman
C. Campbell
Wm. Ellsworth
J. C. Michelbach
F. George
Legion Band Rehearses in Milwaukee Depot
The local American Legion band will rehearse in the Milwaukee depot instead of the park pavilion due to cold weather. The depot is heated by the railroad company. Rehearsals are on Monday and Thursday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Milwaukee Depot
Legion
Teton Bull Dogs Sweep Conrad In Season Opener
Teton high school’s fighting bull dogs opened the football season by defeating Conrad 24 to 6. Loomis led Teton with opening touchdown on a late first half drive, Mozer and J Mozer added big runs, and a second half surge extended the lead before Conrad finally found the end zone late in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High School
Fighting Bulldogs
Conrad
Loomis
Teton
Underwood
S. Moore
Jones
Malone
Morgan
Mozer
L. Moore
Hne
J. Mozer
Teton Men Buy at State Ram Sale in Helena
At the state fair ram sale in Helena last week Louis Hart of Power bought 10 head of ram Bouillet bucks from Williams and Polly of Deer Lodge. County Agent Robert Clarkson praised them as some of the best bucks shown. T O Larson and D P Fabrick also purchased rams from Williams and Polly, with Hampshire rams bought by Fairfield project farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Louis Hart of Power
Williams & Polly
Deer Lodge
Robert Clarkson
T. O. Larson
D. P. Fabrick
Hampshire
Fairfield Project
Nick Bitz Auction Postponed to October 3
Announcement notes the Nick Bitz auction sale previously set for Thursday September 26 is postponed to Thursday October 3 due to bad weather last week.
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Nick Bitz
Fined for Violation of City Ordinance
Chris Hamilton and W E Howard of the Arcade Billiard parlor were arrested last Friday by City Marshal John Moore for violating city ordinance 53 by allowing minors in the billiard hall. They pled guilty and appeared before Police Magistrate J G S on Saturday morning and were fined $10.
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Chris Hamilton
W. E. Howard
Arcade
John Moore
Mr. Howard
Mr. Hamilton
Balmy Weather Sparks Discussion in Chateau
Residents debate how long the pleasant spell will last as forecasts vary. U.S. commissioner Chas. Ferris predicts balmy weather through Christmas, while doubts linger amid last week’s snow and mixed temperatures for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Ferris
U. S
Farmers May Watch Weed Control Tests
About 40 members attended a Woman's club meeting at Mrs. R. E. Nelson’s home. Mr. Rowe of Strain's store in Great Falls spoke on interior decorating. The next meeting is set for Oct 15 at T. O. Larson home with Miss Alva Larson discussing her Europe trip. A district Woman's results meeting will be held Oct 14 and 15 at Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Nelson
Rowe
Strain’s
Great Falls
C. S. McDonald
T. O. Larson
Alva Larson
Europe
Conrad
Former Choteau Girl Weds in California
Jean Helen Crawford daughter of Mr and Mrs Earle Crawford formerly of Choteau married Thomas B Beck of San Francisco. The ceremony occurred at Napa California on September 21. Crawford is principal of Napa Union High School and city superintendent of schools. The couple will reside in San Francisco where Beck studies at San Francisco College of Law.
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Choteau
Jean Helen Crawford
Earle Crawford
Thos. B. Beck
San Francisco
Napa
Cal
Crawfords
Crawford
Napa Union High School
Beck
San Franisco College of Law
Power Club Wins Second at 4-H Fair in Great Falls
The Power 4-H demonstration team led by Miss Jay Fitzgerald and consisting of Anna Temple and Anna Menghini won second place in textiles at the 18th annual 4-H fair in Great Falls held two weeks ago. Other Power members include Mary Temple Lydia Menghini Loretta Temple Adeline Lehnertz Sylvia Lehnertz. Teton county sent a Chateau team that placed outside the top three. County Agent Robert Clarkson notes hopes for more clubs next year and sewing expansion in Fairfield and Farmington.
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Great Falls
Anna Temple
Anna Menghini
Jay Fitzgerald
Power
Mary Temple
Lydia Menghini
Loretta Temple
Adeline Lehnertz
Sylvia Lehnertz
Teton County
Chateau
Margaret Hodgskiss
Marthele Young
Dutton
Robert Clarkson
Fairfield
Farmington
Bynum Young Man Allan Stewart Dies in Great Falls
Allan Stewart 24 son of Duncan Stewart of Bynum died Monday night at a Great Falls hospital from diabetes after three years of poor health. He leaves parents two sisters Mrs Elmer Cardell of Choteau and Mrs Vilinda Dornblazer of Bynum. Funeral service at the Methodist church conducted by Rev E R Kaemmer with burial in Choteau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Stewart
Duncan Stewart
Bynum
Great Falls
Elmer Cardell
Choteau
Vilinda Dornblazer
Methodist Church
E. R. Kaemmer
Fairfield Hawaiian Quartet To Broadcast From KFBB
The Fairfield Hawaiian quartet will perform over KFBB in Great Falls tomorrow night from 9 30 to 10 00. The group features Earl Halladay on Hawaiian guitar Henry Ness on violin Julius Olson on harp guitar and Peter Gaare on ukulele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Hawaiian Quartette
Great Falls
KFBB
Earl Halladay
Henry Ness
Julius Olson
Peter Gaare
Idaho farmer tests calcium chlorate against thistle and morning glory
Mr. Clarkson notes 400 pounds of calcium chlorate shipped this fall for farmers to test at multiple Idaho farms. Tests aim to show control of Canadian thistle and wild morning glory, with demonstrations at Matt Decker, old Dale, W. D. Jones, Jay Gitchell, Christien, J. N. Caskey, W. G. Dau walder, Frank Lock, and other patches. Results reportedly improve after severe frosts and by Nov 6 after light snowfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Mr. Clarkson
Matt Decker
Highway
House
Old Dale
Floyd Cox
W. D. Jones
Wheatfield
Track
Jay Gitchell
Christien Farm
Church
J. N. Caskey
Teton Bridge
Chateau-Dutton
W. G. Dauwalder
Earl Jackson
Frank Lock
Dutton
Clarkson
Idaho
Lions Ladies Night Set for October 9 at Masonic Temple
Next Wednesday October 9 the Lions club hosts Ladies Night at the Masonic Temple with a banquet served by the Ladies’ Industrial and a program. Attendees include Lions and ladies from Great Falls, Conrad, Shelby and Big Sandy. committee chair is Dr E J Crary with J C Morgan and R B E Nelson.
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Lions Club
Masonic Temple
Lions
Great Falls
Conrad
Shelby
Big Sandy
E. J. Crary
J. C. Morgan
R. BE. Nelson
Undertaker to Open House in Choteau by Charles G. Roberts
Charles G. Roberts of Great Falls announces in the Acantha the opening of an undertaking establishment in Choteau in about two weeks. It will be on Main avenue in a P. H. Crossen building. Roberts has 20 years in the trade, the last two with W. H. George company of Great Falls, and his wife will assist.
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Charles G. Roberts
Great Falls
Acantha
Choteau
P. H. Crossen
Main Avenue
Roberts
W. H. George Company
Scout Ceremony Highlights Choteau Court of Honor
Chateau's first Boy Scout court of honor was held last Thursday evening at the courthouse. Two boys John Robison and Leslie Jourdonnais advanced to second class after a board of review. Lions club gifted a Scout flag, and A B Guthrie awarded badges. Next court set for Nov 4 with Conklin touring Oct 7 and 9 for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Russell Conklin
North Central Montana Council
John Robison
Leslie Jourdonnais
W. E. Lockhart
Choteau Lions Club
A. B. Guthrie
Edgar Maclay
Maclay
Choteau
North Montana Council
Conklin
Troup
Scout
Leo Carrier
Jack Core
Willard Paulus
Russel Lockhart
Glen L. Jones
Local Band Leads Conrad Gas Day Parade and Game
Choteau residents joined crowds from Brady and Valier in Conrad for a Gas Day celebration. The day featured a Choteau victory in football against Conrad, a 24 piece American Legion band parade, and floats about gas arrival. Mayors Bateman and Hennessy spoke, with A. J. Eastness of Pondera Utilities also present. All events were free to visitors including the game dance and theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Conrad
Brady
Walier
Chotau
Choteau American Legion
TH. W. Bateman
Chateau
Hennessy
A. J. Eastness
Pondera Utilities Co
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Illinoie
Farm Union
Teton Red Cross
Divide
Midget
State
Woman’s Club
California
Power Club
Teton Aliso
Chateau Club
Fairfield Group
Undertaker
Citizens State Bank
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