Teton Opens Season with 72–0 Victory over Conrad
Teton dominated Conrad 72 to 0 in the season opener on Conrad's field. Bud Burns scored multiple touchdowns. Bennet added points via drop-kicks and a 50-yard interception return. Final tally 72–0 as substitutions and injuries were noted, with next games against Shelby and Fort Benton at Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fewo
Teton
Conrad
Bud Burns
Dinty Moore
Earl ‘Bennet
Bennet
Bud
Petri
Tommy Winner
Tommy
Porky Loomis
Charles Cohoe
Myles Standish
Johnny Mamuzich
Gordon Holmes
Johnny
Shelby
Fort Benton
Chateau
Imogene Butcher
High School Assembly Recaps Glee Club and Elections
In Monday assembly the Girls Glee Club performed The Two Marionettes by Edithe Cooke. The football team, led by Max Bullday, was saluted as champions. Stud ent Body officers were elected with Bud Burns president and Lucile Morgan secretary, while Nan Cole became junior vice president and Charles Shelton secretary treasurer. Reporters Clarence Stephens Imogene Butcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edithe Cooke
Max Bullday
Mr. Guthrie
Chas Shelton
Bud Burns
Lucile Morgan
Billy Innes
Max Bunday
Philip Kenney
Bynum
John Mamuzick
Conrad
Nan Cole
Charles Shelton
Clarence Stephens
Imogene Butcher
Agnes Nasset Wins Rexall Corn Guessing Contest
Agnes Nasset won the Rexall fountain pen prize for the best guess of kernels in a jar on display. The jar held 2398 kernels and Nasset guessed 3251. Ticket numbers 8438 8437 and 8467 won second third and fourth prizes and must claim at Rexall store management.
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Agnes Nasset
Rexall
Miss Nasset
Power’s Harry Jones Conducts Business in Choteau
Harry Jones of Power transacted business in Choteau on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
Choteau
Dutton Residents Push Plan for New Central Bridge
A Dutton delegation led by George Sollid D L Rempel and T J Cheetham petitions the county board for a river bridge between the Collins and Shannon crossings to serve farmers and reduce long trips to Brady. The planned permanent bridge may cost about 15000 pending state highway commission specs and financing details.
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Dutton
Collins
Shannon
Board of County Commissioners
George Sollid
D. L. Rempel
T. J. Cheetham
Teton County
Brady
State Highway Commission
Republican Meeting Called for Saturday
A meeting of the republican county central committee and candidates is set for Saturday evening at the Stockmens State Bank. Bert I. Pack er secretary and C. S. Mc Donald county chairman authorize the notice urging committeemen candidates and party supporters to attend to discuss final campaign details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Stockmens State Bank
Bert I. Packer
C. S. McDonald
Aged Fairfield Rancher Found Paralyzed in Shack
Albert Young, an aged Fairfield rancher, was found paralyzed on the floor of his shack by a neighbor returning from ten days at Federal court in Great Falls. He believed he had lain there since September 29, was in a starving condition, living alone, and was taken to Glenloyd hospital in critical condition.
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Fairfield
Albert Young
Fairfield Section
Federal Court
Great Falls
Young
Glenloyd Hospital
Busey Sells Conrad Paper to Aldrich Report Says
T. A. Busey a long time Conrad newspaperman has sold the Conrad Independent Observer to W. F. Aldrich former Brady Citizen publisher. Aldrich reportedly took charge Tuesday after the sale was reported in Chateau from Conrad by a paper salesman.
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BUSEY
Conrad
T. A. Busey
Montana
Conrad Independent Observer
W. F. Aldrich
The
Brady Citizen
Chateau
Aldrich
Firefighting by Clergyman Quells Blaze at Mozor Shoe Shop
Passers-by mistook a blaze at Mozor Shoe Shop for a threat. Reverend Robert B. Culbertson and John W. Hall extinguished the fire after a cigarette stub set ablaze a piece of auto curtain material. The flames rose briefly but did not spread.
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Mozor
Robert B. Culbertson
John W. Hall
Mr. Mozer
Farmer Hurt When Threshing Machine Catches Arm
Peter Sandmo, a farmer near the Buttes five miles south of Choteau, was brought to Choteau hospital Monday afternoon after his arm was caught in a threshing machine as he pulled straw from a clogged carrier. The injuries, though painful, are not serious with no bones broken. the flesh of the hand and wrist is badly cut and bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sandmo
Buttes
Choteau
Choteau Hospital
Mr. Sandmo
Business visitors from Dutton in Choteau Tuesday
T. J. Cheetham, Geo. Sollid and D. L. L. Rempel of Dutton were in Choteau on Tuesday for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Cheetham
Geo. Sollid
D. l L. Rempel
Dutton
Choteau
Pendroy Crash Kills Rodeo Rider Frank McLeod
Frank Tex McLeod 41 a rodeo rider and son of Alexander McLeod of Great Falls died when his car overturned on the Cho teau Pendroy highway near Bynum. Coroner says no witnesses and suggests the vehicle may have rolled twice.
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Frank “Tex” McLeod
Alexander McLeod
Great Falls
Montana
Choteau-Pendroy Highway
Bynum
McLeod
Choteau
C. H. Connor
J. L. Billings
Chateau
Bert Locker
J. E. de Hass
Locker
Geo. Coffey, Jr
Robert Sheppard
Pendroy
Sheppard
Farmington Boys Win Second Prizes at Great Falls Show
Jack Slanger and Rae Davidson both earned second in their calf classes Holstein and Jersey at the Great Falls corn show. LeRoy Gaare of Fairfield aided a stock judging team from Farmington that won first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack’ Slanger
Rae Davidson
Farmington
Great Falls
Jack
Rae
LeRoy Gaare
Fairfield
Hadley
Rahn
D. G. Seekins
Dorothy Bozlee
James McGregor
Davenport
Iowa
F. W. Smith
Mary Willis
Evelyn
Clarkson
Teton County Shipping Association
Jack Slanger
Ray Davidson
Harold Gordon
Frank Gordon
Young Gordon
Laurel Hagness
Beck
Irene Proff
Dutton
Ella Thompson
Bole
Marjorie Gamble
Kathleen Schabel
Helen Standish
Laurel Whagness
Farmington Girls
Foot Ball Visit Notes From PENDROY AREA
Miss Edie Pfrimmer visited Miss Ruth Philips on Wednesday and Thursday nights. Attendees at the Conrad football game included Mr and Mrs tormley Mrs Shelton and Mrs Gulbranson. Mr and Mrs Robert Smith and children from Conrad called on Mr and Mrs Talbert Sunday. Mr and Mrs Brewer dined with Mr and Mrs Frank Kaupish for Mrs Kaupish birthday. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Carl Gulbranson last Thursday.
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Edie Pfrimmer
Ruth Philips
Conrad
Tormley
Shelton
Gulbranson
Robert Smith
Talbert
Brewer
Frank Kaupish
Carl Gulbranson
Pendroy News Roundup With Local Socials and Accident
Attendance reported. Mrs J A Swanson hosts ladies meeting next Thursday afternoon. A Long Beach visitor surprised Mr and Mrs Shawver as their son travels to Kansas. Bronson trips oil fields for Talbert. Phillips and Turner families dine together. Talbert and Larson attend ball game by radio. Two intoxicated men in Pendroy caused disturbance and wrecked a car injuring children. sheriff arrested them. one man later killed in crash near Chateau. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs James Campbell at Chateau. Pendroy ladies host farewell for Mrs Bolsinger. they plan California departure. Earls finish threshing after wet weather. Marion Lewis hosted Billy Brewer for lunch. Torgenson family referenced.
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J. A. Swanson
Shawver
Long Beach
California
Kansas
George Bronson
Talbert
Frank McLeod
Chateau
Pendroy
McLeod
Great Falls
James Campbell
Bolsinger
Marion Lewis
Woman files as independent candidate for state senator
Miss A. Lian former county nurse for Teton county and now in the insurance business filed her petition for the ballot as an independent candidate for state senator from Teton county. The petition, signed by electors at least five percent of the last general election voters, states support for agriculture education and public health legislation.
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A. Lian
Teton County
Miss Lian
Mrs Lewis Moves From Washington To Conrad
Mrs Lewis has relocated from Washington to Conrad to reside permanently. Mrs Sandy Jones Mrs Brewer and Mrs Talbert drove to Conrad on Tuesday afternoon.
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Lewis
Washington
Conrad
Sandy Jones
Brewer
Talbert
Strength of the Hills theme at grade assembly notes
The Wednesday assembly centered on The Strength of the Hills with songs by Madge Looney Joan Greene and the school including Montana. Fifteen top primary room workers received books for phonics progress and the Blue Ribbon club now has 13 members.
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Madge Looney
Joan Greene
Montana
Vandewark
Blue Ribbon Club
Opal Moore
Ophal Foster
Arrison
Vwandewark
Craig
Elizabeth Ireland
Havre
Great Falls
County Democrats Open Campaign at Power
Teton county democratic candidates opened their campaign with a Monday evening meeting at Power. Harry B. Mitchell of Great Falls addressed the crowd which remained after attending a Chautauqua program.
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Teton County
Power
Harry B. Mitchell
Great Falls
Congress
Woman's Club Meeting Adds Eight New Members
A social gathering at Mrs. J. W. Hentges home featured a reading by Myrna Mae Cole and a detailed talk on referendum measures by T. A. Meagher. Visitors included Mrs. A. C. Burbank and Mrs. N. W. Edwards. Eight new names were voted in as members with two additional prospects presented.
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Woman's Club
J. W. Hentges
Myrna Mae Cole
T. A. Meagher
A. C. Burbank
N. W. Edwards
No 1 Spring Wheat Price Tops 1.18 In Chateau
Top price for No 1 spring wheat is 1.18 dollars per bushel in Chateau today with a protein content premium. Figures were supplied by W. N. Streeter of the Rocky Mountain Elevator Co.
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W. N. Streeter
The
Rocky Mountain Elevator Co
Malone family travels by car to California seeking new home
Mr and Mrs Robert Malone and their infant son left Monday by auto for California, where they expect to locate.
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Robert Malone
Caltornis
Teton Entries Win Many Ribbons at Great Falls Show
Teton county entries at the North Central Montana Corn and Livestock Show earned ribbons in cattle, corn, and flax categories. County awards highlighted 4H club exhibits, with both boys and girls posting top placings in Holstein, Brown Swiss, Jersey, and textile demonstrations.
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Teton
Great Falls
Teton County
Montana
Robert Clarkson
Ben P. Gordon
T. L. Gap
Fred Schultz
Dutton
G. B. Ziegler
Mixed cattle and sheep train out Tuesday
A mixed train of cattle and sheep left Teton county Tuesday over the Great Northern for Montana and the middle western markets. The train carried three cars of sheep from the Kingsbury ranch loaded at Pendray for Chicago, three cars of cattle for Chicago loaded at Bynum by E. G. Sherman, ten cars of cattle by Herman McCain at Bynum for Cascade, Montana, and one car of sheep for Chicago loaded at Choteau by T. A. Meagher.
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Teton County
Great Northern
Montana
Middle Western
Kingsbury Ranch
Pendray
Chicago
Bynum
E. G. Sherman
Herman McCain
Cascade
Choteau
T. A. Meagher
Stafford Visits Chateau as County School Leader Hopeful
Mrs Anne FE Stafford of Dutton, a Democrat running for county superintendent of schools, was a Chateau business visitor last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne FE. Stafford
Dutton
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Billings
Mr. Billings
Pen
Elmer Rowland
Rowland
Tribune
Highland Cemetery
Dan Paar
Geyrer
Peter$pimmera
Anna McClintock
Nof
G. G. Comer
Ulm
C. W. Webb
Seattle
Pendroy News
First
H. W. Bateman
Chateau Dance Orchestra
Lan
Banker Service and Bank Service
Dinary Mechanical Bank
Citizens State Bank
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