Collins Man Threshes 45 Bu Per Acre
Ed Algheimer of the Collins country threshed the largest dry land wheat crop in Teton county, averaging 45 bushels per acre on about fifty acres. County Commissioner Crane cited neighboring yields of 35 to 39 bushels, with No 1 Dark Northern spring wheat grading best for milling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Algheimer
Collins
Teton County
Chateau
Charles P. Crane
Alzheimer
Mr. Cranes
Alvin C. Hull
Frank Neiswender
I. J. Steves Place
Mr. Crane
Collins Elevator
Smallpox Reported Among Pendroy Area Schoolchildren
Two families near Pendroy report smallpox to County Superintendent Whythe Saylor. She says steps will be taken to gather data on the spread and protect schools. Mrs. Saylor urges vaccination for unvaccinated children and seeks parental cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendroy
Whythe Saylor
Teton County Rural School Exhibits Take Second at State Fair
The rural schools of Teton County won second place at the state fair for exhibits displayed in Helena last week. County Superintendent Edythe Saylor directed the displays from district schools. She held no revision to the posted prize list and praised fair officials for their warm praise and the county pupils’ strong reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Helena
Edythe Saylor
Community Methodist Episcopal Church Activities and Services
Pastor Rev George Mecklenberg will discuss church plans Thursday evening. Morning service 10 30 sermon Test of Greatness. Sunday school 11 30 Epworth League 6 45 pm. Evening service 7 30 with solo by Mrs Nelson. Chicken dinner by St Luke's auxiliary Thursday Oct 11 at Woodman hall 5 pm price 50c adults 25c children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Culbertson
George Mecklenberg
Ford
Ladies of
Bynum
Epworth
Nelson
St. Luke's Church
Woodman Hall
Teton County Grabs Ribbons at State Fair Dominance
Teton County exhibits earned 13 firsts 8 seconds and 8 thirds in vegetables and grain and six firsts 2 seconds and 1 third in livestock. County Agent Clarkson praises gains after second year of entries, with notable wins by Ben Gordon of T L Gap in Brown Swiss classes and others across Farmington Pendroy and Fairfield regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Ben Gordon
Ty. L. Gap
Helena
Gordon
L. G. Passmore
Farmington
A. J. Cowell
Los Angeles Sheep Co
Algon Udin
Fairfield
Clarkson
L. G. Passmore & Sons
Jones& Dauwalder
J. R. Jones
Mary Willis
Parmington
Bliss Triumph
Fred Kirby
Lowry
Floweree Ranch
T. L. Gap
Nat'Brown Swiss Breeders
Association
Teton road critique: Chateau Bynum project under fire
A letter from E T Harlow to W H Webb backed by W H Lynch criticizes maintenance on Montana 136, the Chateau Bynum gravel road. Report notes improper material use, gumbo pockets, and erosion of the crown, while observers find limited evidence of added material and argue the road lacks binder and proper engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Webb
E. T. Harlow
Great Falls
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Helena
W. H. Lynch
Mr. Lynch
Teton County
Montana 136
Chateau-Bynum
Chateau and
Bynum
Borrow
Harlow
Webb
Crane, Jones and Kerr
Obert Peterson
Chateau
Jones
Lynch
Farmington Social News Briefs Share Local Visits
Mr Christ Hanson and his mother arrived from Miles City and will visit friends briefly. Mrs Olaf Lindseth left for Great Falls for a week. Mr and Mrs Charles Dunn spent early week on the beach. Christ Hanson and Mrs Margaret Hanson visited J Nasset Tuesday afternoon. Mrs R Anderson visited at John Anderson's Sunday. Mrs H Nyhus helped Mrs C Swenson during threshing. Casper Petersons and children dined at Dan Lindseth's last Sunday. Mrs J B Conner spent weekend in Great Falls. Engred Johnson visited Gunhild Lindseth Sunday afternoon. Mrs F W Smith attended the State Fair in Helena last week. Mrs L J Otness and Mrs John Edwards visited Evenson home Monday. Miss Anette Evenson returned from Bole last week. Jim Chilton visited Dan Lindseth Sunday. Ernest Carlson was a Dutton visitor early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Hanson
Miles City
Olaf Lindseth
Great Falls
Charles Dunn
Margaret Hanson
J. Nasset
R. Anderson
John Anderson
H. Nyhus
C. Swenson
Casper Peterson
Dan Lindseths
J. B. Conner
Engred Johnson
Gunhild Lindseth
F. W. Smith
Helena
L. J. Otness
John Edwards
Evenson
Anette Evenson
Bole
Jim Chilton
Dan Lindseth
Ernest Carlson
Dutton
Duroc and Other Pigs Place At Fair Show
In the fair results the aged Duroc Jer sey boar takes fourth place while the junior boar and other class entries show sixth and two additional places with data unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Passmore & Sons
Farmington
Meighans Picture Filmed in Panama at Royal Show
Alfred E. Green filmed The Ne r Do Well with Thomas Meighan in Panama six weeks in the canal zone. The Photoplay, based on Rex Beach novel, promises extreme interest and novelty and will be shown at the Royal on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Meighans
Paramount
Alfred E. Green
Players
Panama
Rex Beaches
Canal Zone
the Royal
County officials reshuffle personnel changes noted
Miss Marian Pridham will split duties between the county superintendent Edyther Saylor and County Attorney R. Foot. Miss McLean, previously acting stenographer in the county attorney’s office, will relocate to Prescott Arizona to reside with a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Pridham
Edyther Saylor
R. Foot
McLean
Prescott
Arizona
Call for Registered Warrants in Teton County Montana
Notice from G Meadows treasurer of Teton County Montana calling payment on all warrants registered before June 20 1923 of School District No 0 and all warrants of School District No 17. Interest on the warrants ceases after publication date. First pub Sept 27 last Oct 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
G. Meadows
Montana
Receipts Indicate Good Tax Year for 1923
County Treasurer O G Meadows reports receipts from delinquent real estate and current personal property taxes have risen since threshing began. He notes eight to ten thousand dollars came in recently and expects tax delinquencies to be markedly reduced as harvests near completion despite low wheat prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Meadows
Bynum News Notes From Town and Surroundings
Wm. Cowgill of Somers visited for a few days to attend to business interests. Mrs. Matson returned from Choteau hospital after an operation. C. S. McDonald of Choteau and N. O. Tuttle were in town early in the week. A. C. Schaffer bought the Bynum Drug Store building to convert to a dry goods and grocery store. Mrs. J. E. Cashman attended a W CT U meeting in Forsyth. Dr Hull of Great Falls looked after threshing interests south of town. Mr. and Mrs. Kochman welcomed a daughter at Choteau hospital. News of the baby and mother’s good condition on Saturday, Sept 29. Mrs. J. C. Boettcher visited her sister in Walier. W. A. Theamumie of Conrad spent time in town. M. Sabins of Dry Forks visited the John Wall home. Ed Hirshberg and H. B. Ashworth of Chateau bought cattle. Frank George transacted business in Chateau. Wendall F Petric of Agawam visited Saturday. Thieves damaged the pool hall and safe at Monarch Lumber and stole candy cigars and about ten dollars from the till. gasoline was also taken from the oil station. A well-attended dance last Saturday at Porters Hall drew people from Chateau Agawam and Farmington. Sunday School will be held at the Episcopal Church next Sunday at noon. parents are urged to ensure their children attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cowgill
Somers
J. E. Cashman
Forsyth
Hull
Great Falls
Carl Kochman
Choteau Hospital
J. C. Boettcher
Walier
W. A. Theamumie
Conrad
M. Sabins
Dry Forks
John Wall
Ed. Hirshberg
H. B. Ashworth
Chateau
Frank George
Wendall F Petric
Agawam
Bynum
Monarch Lumber Company
Farmington
Episcopal Church
Miss May Anderson Leaves For Dillon School Winter
Miss May Anderson left Friday of last week for Dillon where she will attend school this winter. The Dry Fork School has not opened yet on account of not being able to get a teacher. Mrs. George Therrien has been very sick the past week. Rank Garrow of Minneapolis is in this vicinity visiting relatives and friends. Del Moye purchased a threshing machine and is now threshing his grain. He expects to thresh several of his neighbors grain too. George McKee is working with pare Collins on his threshing machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Anderson
Dillon
Dry Fork
George Therrien
Rank Garrow
Minneapolis
del Moye
George McKee
Pare Collins
Miss Longmuir Returns From Sheridan Visit
Miss Dorothy Longmuir came back to Chateau last Saturday evening after a two week visit with her sister Mrs. Dave Giboney in Sheridan Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Longmuir
Chateau
Sheridan
Wyoming
Dave Giboney
Robbery Report From Bynum Under Sheriff Review
Sheriff Wm. D. Reiquam was called to Bynum as two men loitered in town after a night robbery. Entry through a pool hall window yielded cigars and candy, a damaged safe no loot, and ten dollars from the Monarch Lumber cash drawer. Suspects described. state officers alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. D. Reiquam
Bynum
Sheriffs’ Office
High School Football Schedule and Activities
The schedule includes a return game with Simms on October 6, a game with St. Marys on October 13, Augusta on October 20, and Fort Benton on November 10. Senior normal training girls give reading lessons and junior girls demonstrate measuring for constriction work, while the high school orchestra performed at the senior dance led by Miss Williamson. Enrollment is about 180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simms
Alf Bannatyne
Mr. Sweat
Dormitory Thriving At Local High School
A report from the high school board office states eighteen girls are permanent residents and nine boys board there regularly. New matron Mrs. Chas. Davis is popular, with officials predicting a successful year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Davis
Civil Actions Filed In District Court Foreclosures
The week saw filings in the Clerk of District Court including Shilton Lumber Company versus Gurdina Ammundson Strain Brothers and Everett Eastwood for foreclosure and The Columbian Company versus Arthur Hobel for foreclosure. E A Cleland family head to Berkeley California to make their home. Judge H H Ewing of Great Falls presided Thursday on a case with Judge Greene disqualified. John Park of Dutton seeks a passport to Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distriit Court
B. M. Jacobson
Shilton Lumber Company
Gurinda Ammundson
Strain Brothers
Everett Eastwood
the Columbian Company
Arthur Hobel
E. A. Cleland
Berkley
California
H. H. Ewing
Great Falls
Greene
John Park
Dutton
Wales
Go Getter story screened at Royal Theatre next Sunday
Peter B. Kynes popular story The Go Getter has been picturized by Cosmopolitan for Paramount and will be shown at the Royal Theatre for one day only. T. Roy Barnes and Leena Owen lead the cast with a generally excellent panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter B. Kynes
Cosmopolitan Corporation
Paramount
Royal Theatre
T. Roy Barnes
Leena Owen
Pannel
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Federal Reserve System
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Henwavy Commission
Farmington News
Meighan
Bynum News
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Dane Stewart
Kynes
Citizens State Bank
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