Ford driver survives high dive into creek at S T ranch
Walter Jacklin, helper for J. W. Armburger threshing crew, escaped serious injury when a Ford he drove without lights plunged twelve feet from a bridge into a creek bottom at the S. T. ranch south of Chateau. He was uninjured. the car had only a bent front axle. The other car involved halted. its occupants found Jacklin laughing at the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jacklin
J. W. Armburger Threshing Crew
S. T. Ranch
Chateau
Young Jacklin
Oldfield
Jacklin
Jury Term Opens Here October 25
A panel of forty names has been drawn for jury duty in the district court when the jury term announced by Judge John Greene opens in Chateau on October 25. Fifty cases appear on the calendar for this term. 34 civil suits and 16 criminal actions. Of the criminal cases, 8 are liquor cases, from moonshine to rum running. This is the first jury term in three years, with several interesting cases pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, J.greene
Chateau
Ogeber
Red Cross Roll Call Opens November 11 1921
Miss Margaret Nagel announces the annual Red Cross drive begins November 11 with Mrs. J I Cain as 1921 chairwoman. She urges generous support noting local chapter retains most funds above fifty cents per dollar for county work. drive committee under Mrs. Cain will issue later announcements. Wm Cowgill arrived in Chateau Tuesday for a business visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nagle
Red Cross
J. I. Cain
Nagel
National Red Cross
Miss Nagle
High School Notes From The Dormitory Proceedings
Fifteen boys board at the dormitory with updates on recent activity. Bert O Nei l returns after two weeks at a cafe. O D Gray leaves for Great Falls for eye treatment. Mrs Leise dines with Miss Auerbach. A new Playerphone entertains dorm residents with Victor Columbia and Edison records. Literary Society No 1 met. Mr Williamson calls for steady improvement. Folk dancing class organized. Mr and Mrs Frank Hirshberg visit Chateau Sunday with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert O'Neil
O. D. Gray
Great Falls
Public Reception to Bishop Fox at Rectory
Rt Rev Herbert H H Fox D D of Billings visits Chateau for first time Monday the tenth as newly consecrated Suffragan Bishop of Montana His visit signals church growth and his role in the intensified parish program A public informal reception at the rectory will welcome the Bishop inviting Chateau and surrounding communities to attend Monday evening.
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Txe
Herbert H. H. Fox
D. D
Billings
Chateau
Fox
Episcopal Church
Montana
State
Bishp Faber
Death of Caroline White in California
The tenth daughter of E J and Mrs E J White former Teton County residents died in Santa Rosa California from appendicitis. Caroline Imma White born Feb 26 1911 in Choteau Montana moved with family in 1918 to Monroe District Santa Rosa where she died shortly after hospital treatment. Funeral at Gospel Tabernacle church drew large crowd with tributes from Rev Staub and Rev Steinbach and she is survived by her parents and brother Wesley.
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Caroline E. White
E. J .White
T. S. Gap
Santa Rosa
California
Choteau
Montana
Croman Place
Monroe
Wesley
Caroline
Walter A. Staub
St. John
Petroleum Ex Co. aims to clear passage in Willow Creek test well
After a month long effort to recover lost tools from the Willow Creek test well the Petroleum Ex Co reports plans to shove obstacles aside and drill past them to continue to depths beyond 8400 feet if needed. Meanwhile the Loretta well at Chateau Oil and Gas Co is delayed awaiting casing material and easing of formations before resuming drilling later in the week.
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Willow Creek
Loretta
Chateau Oil and Gas Company
Chateau
September Weather Summary at Chateau Station Report
The September mean temperature was 49.88 degrees, colder than any year except 1918, with a first killing frost on September 6th. Maximum 838 on September 1st and minimum 28 on September 23rd, total rainfall 0.36 inches, 12 clear days, 11 cloudy or partly cloudy days. Co operative Observer Robert J Clarkson notes below normal rainfall for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Station
Ords
Robert J. Clarkson
Co-operative Observer
Civil Actions Filed in Week by Clerk B M Jacobson
Several civil actions were filed this week including Power-Morgan Co versus W S Daw walder with attachment. Alfred Harris versus Gershom Hutchinson forecloses mortgage. State Life Insurance Co versus Manford E Jones forecloses mortgage. Federal Land Bank of Spokane versus Sivpon Corson et al forecloses mortgage. J P Nelson versus Zeulie D Hein and J I Hein claim and delivery. Piling Lumber Co versus George Briggs et al forecloses mortgage. Mr and Mrs George Brown Pendroy parents of a son born September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Jacobson
Power-Morgan Co
W. S. Dauwalder
Alfred Harris
Gershom Hutchinson
State Life Insurance Co
Manford E. Jones
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Sivpon Corson
Iver Hagen
G. Vandertunk
Felix Andett
J. P. Nelson
Zeulie D. Hein
J. I. Hein
Piling Lumber Co
George Briggs
George Brown
Pendroy
Dormitory Matron Praises Ordered Dormitory System
A dormitory matron named Mrs Davis presents a paper to Chateau Parent Teachers Association urging constructive inquiry into low dormitory enrollment. She defends orderly, home like conditions, outlines balanced meals, nutrition plans, and careful supervision to protect health and discipline for high school girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cher Association
Mrrs. Davis
Gossin
Mery
Meanest person steals child ren clothes and garden loot
A thief invaded Mrs. Cora Bitting’s premises at night stealing washed children’s clothes from the line and sacks of potatoes from the Hess garden across the street. No clue yet, but locals expect swift action once tracked. In other news, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ashworth took over the Soo Son Cafe and Bakery, with Mr. Son’s prior cooking ties and long service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Bitting
Hess
PTA Meeting Highlights At New School Auditorium
The PTA gathered about one hundred people in the public school’s new auditorium Tuesday evening. Mrs. Davis spoke on her dormitory work, the Girls Glee Club performed two songs, and the group discussed adding a Giant Stride playground apparatus. Principal Ray substituted for missing film and impressed attendees with a Five Senses display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Ray
Teton High Falls 76 to 0 at Great Falls in football clash
Teton High School faced a lopsided loss as Great Falls defeated Choteau 122 0? 76? The article notes scrappy defense by Choteau players Bernard O Neil Fred Anderson and Frank Wiprud and praises local effort while predicting a stronger showing later in the season.
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Teton
Great Falls
Earlins Park
Montana
Bernard O'Neil
Fred Anderson
Frank Wiprud
Choteau
Charles Rhoads
Id. Dow
Hodges
Choteaus
Crouch
Creat
Ganfard
Taton
Adv Ence Eata
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Ford Li
Wm. Cowgill
Frank Hirshberg
Fairfield
Bishop Fox
Teton Co
Steinbach
M . CE
Federal Reserve System
Kirst National Bank
Citizens State Bank
H. B. Ashworth
Soo Son Cafe
Wallace Taylor
Son
Ashworth
Teton High
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