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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1929

Page

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Old Teton pioneer John R. Gleason dies in California

John R. Gleason died in San Bruno California after a stroke. He was over 80 and survived by six children and several grandchildren. The body is expected to be brought to Choteau for interment in the local cemetery with funeral plans not yet finalized.

Old Teton California John R. Gleason San Bruno Cal J. H. Barnett Choteau New York State Wisconsin Lovina Sweet Strong's Prairie Wis Gleason Flat Creek Augusta Blackleaf Old Baart Place Joseph R. Gleason Jess L John A. Gleason Billings Alma Perry Erma Parker J. “Harnett Robert H. Gleason Madera Billa M. Gleason Helena

Association Ships 110 Head Last Week

The Teton County Shipping association moved 110 head of cattle last week. Four carloads were shipped on Tuesday from Dut-ton Agawam and Choteau with listed shippers in Choteau including Passmore Sons Inbody Lyons Zeigler Gordon Allum Miller Mauseth and Basket Ellis. Agawam shippers were Hoeschen Moon and Agee while Dutton producers included Albright Johnson Shabel Scha bel Moulton Decker Gamradt Hill Harper Odden Proff Bulland Bulland Fleshman Stehstead Rosholt Fleshman Laubach Hof te Luck and Mitchell.

Teton County Shipping Association Dutton Agawam Choteau L. G. Passmore & Sons Roy Inbody John Lyons H. B. Zeigler Ben Gordon Clarence Allum Robert Miller Oliver Mauseth Basket & Ellis R. Hoeschen H. J. Moon Mr. Agee Ted Albright Chas. Johnson Frank Schabel Art Moulton Matt Decker Geo. Gamradt John Hill Bob Harper T. Odden C. F. Proff M. B. Bulland J. M. Bulland T. Fleshman John Hemstead Ole Rosholt D. E. Fleshman F. H. Phillips Harry Laubach Arne Hofte Geo, Luck Ed. Mitchell

New Chateau Garage Expands Into Meyer Motor Space

The New Chateau Garage rents the north half of the McDonald and Radcliffe building from Meyer Motor Sales to gain additional space without relocating. The move preserves location while enlarging the garage facilities.

Chateau McDonald & Radcliffe Meyer Motor Sales

Cars badly wrecked in Sunday collision near Great Falls

Duard Pollock and Miss Jeanne Knowlton in a Buick roadster collided head on with a Dodge coupe driven by P. H. Quilliam of Great Falls on the Great Falls road near Rattlesnake butte. Both cars were damaged beyond repair and passengers were bruised or shaken. a wrecker moved the wrecks to town.

Great Falls Rattlesnake Butte Duard Pollock Jeanne Knowlton P. H. Quilliam Duard

Stock Shipments From This Section

Considerable stock was shipped from this section on Thursday of last week and Tuesday of this week. Phil. Cole shipped eight cars of sheep from Chateau five from Bynum and three from Bole to Kenk Herd at South Omaha Neb and one car from Choteau and two from Pendroy to Chicago. The A G Page Co represented by Jack Williams shipped six cars of cattle from Choteau to Chicago. Five cars were from James Peebles and one from Earl Yeager. Cole shipped one car from Chateau and five from Fairfield to Chicago over the Milwaukee line on Tuesday.

Phil. Cole Chateau Bynum Bole Kenk & Herd South Omaha Neb Choteau Pendroy Chicago A. G. Page Co Jack Williams James Peebles Earl Yeager Great Northern Railway Mr. Cole Fairfield Milwaukee

Man Found Dead at Ranch North of Dutton

Arthur L. Burglan, 36, was found dead at his ranch two miles north of Dutton Friday by deputy sheriff Frank Bourne. An autopsy ruled heart failure as the cause, death occurring about a week prior. He leaves a brother in Conrad and a sister in Square Butte. burial planned in Twin Lakes, Minnesota.

Arthur L. Burglan Dutton Frank Bourne Burglan L. O. Burglan Conrad George Sollid Mr. Sollid Mr. Bourne Pine Lakes Minn Square Butte Mont Teton Ridge Teton River

Local Hunting Party Plans Weeklong Elk Hunt near Wood Creek

A party of hunters will depart Sunday for Wood Creek near the Benchmark ranger station to hunt elk for a week. Members include Harrison Craig, Mr and Mrs H B Swanson, Archie Craig, Kid Ramsey of Oneal H E Adams and Ted Turner. They will join another group at Wolf Creek before heading to a cabin on Wood Creek. The elk season runs from October 15 to December 1 inclusive.

Wood Creek Benchmark Ranger Station Harrison Craig H. B. Swanson Archie Craig Kid’’ Ramsey al H. E. Adams Ted Turner Wolf Creek

Augusta Woman Undergoes Hospital Operation Saturday

Mrs. Frank Sparks of Augusta underwent an operation at a local hospital Saturday. She is recovering nicely.

Frank Sparks Augusta

Teton County High Dominate Shelby In Local Debut

Teton county high's fighting bull dogs shut out Shelby 39 to 6 on the local field last Saturday. Shelby's points came from offside penalties in the second quarter as Teton dominated from kickoff to finish. Next they travel to Fort Benton to face Chouteau county high, with coach Midgett seeking cars to cover travel and funds stretched thin for the athletic program.

Teton County High Dogs Shelby Fort Benton Chouteau County High Eleven Conrad Midgett Chateau

Bridge Dinner Honors Mrs. McDonald Before Los Angeles

Mrs. C. S. McDonald and Mrs. E. J. Crary hosted a bridge dinner at Post Tavern on Tuesday night with nine tables of play. The event featured an orange and black Hallowe'en decor theme. Prizes went to Mrs. L. E. Taylor first, Mrs. Arthur Hirshberg second, and Mrs. H. W. Bateman cut.

C. S. McDonald E. J. Crary Post Tavern C. D. McDonald Los Angeles L. E. Taylor Arthur Hirshberg H. W .Bateman

Trout Fry Shipment Reaches Town for Planting

About 35 000 native trout fry arrived from the Great Falls hatchery and were planted in Deep Creek and the Teton River by Dell Powell Wallace Coffey J E Hodgskiss and C D McDonald. A second shipment is expected soon and volunteers are urged to contact Harrison Craig.

Great Falls Rod & Gun Club Deep Creek Teton River Dell Powell Wallace Coffey J. E. Hodgskiss C. D. McDonald Harrison Craig

Power Catholic Ladies Auxiliary Chicken Supper Bazaar Dance

The Catholic ladies auxiliary of Power will host a chicken supper bazaar and dance at the Power community hall on Saturday evening Oct 12. Supper served 5 to 8 pm. A fish pond entertainment for men fancy work candy booth and more. Clarkson's orchestra will provide music for the dance.

Catholic Ladies’ Auxiliary of Power Power Community Hall Clarkson

Four Fined Fifty Dollars Each for Liquor Charge at Game

L. P. Thornquist H. Van de Reit H. Johnson and J. Burk were arrested October 5 by city marshal John T. Moore for transporting and giving away intoxicating liquor during the Chateau versus Shelby high school football game. They pleaded guilty before Police Magistrate J. G. Jackson and were fined $50 each and released after payment.

L. P. Thornquist H. van de Reit H. Johnson J. Burk John T. Moore Chateau Shelby J. G. Jackson

Scout Court of Honor Set for November 4

Russel Conklin of the Boy Scouts guides local committees planning a public court of honor to be held in the courthouse on Monday November 4. J. G Morgan chairs with A B Guthrie and J E Hodgskiss as members. The event will showcase merit and second class badges as tenderfoot Scouts advance.

Russel Conklin Boy Scouts Chateau L. E. Taylor Teton A. D. Moir Rev E.R. Kaemmer Lions Club Glen Jones Mr. Jones W. B. Butchart J. T. Robison Kaemmer

Teton Red Cross Appoints Local Chairmen for Drive

The Teton chapter of the American Red Cross named community chairmen to lead the countywide annual membership drive. Miss Margaret Nagle will direct the Chateau effort, with supplies to be sent to chairmen and the roll call to begin immediately for completion by Armistice day. Membership is one dollar, split between local work and the national organization. Other officers include Mrs. B. Price as chairman and A. H. Daughty as secretary treasurer.

Teton The American Red Cross Dutton Martin Bechtel Powed W. E. Daily Fairfield Geo. Sanford East Farmington Fred Smith Azawaam Otto Schaefer Beck Tony Beck Margaret Nagle Chateau Miss Nagle B. ©. Price A. H. Daughty

Poultry culling meetings held in Teton county

Five demonstrations led by Miss H. B. Cushman extension poultry specialist from Montana State College were staged this week across farms near Bynum Pendray Fairfield Dutton and Power. Cushman taught leg marking wing branding and body conformation and announced a judging contest with prizes later.

Teton County H. B. Cushman Agricultural College Bozeman C. V. Lollenquist Bynum Wm. Earls Place Pendray John Zimmerman Fairfield Ed. Mitchell Dutton A. E. Beck Power Cushman Miss Cushman

Lions Ladies Night Draws 125 Attendees

About 125 Lions, lionesses and guests from Chateau, Great Falls, Conrad and Shelby attended a banquet at the Masonic temple last evening. The program featured two vocal solos by Rev. E R Kaemmer, two saxophone solos by Frances Pridham, two vocal solos by Mrs R E Nelson, a vocal duet by Kaemmer and W G Bloomdahl, plus talks by Lions from Chateau and other towns. Tennant's orchestra provided dance music after the program. The Ladies Industrial served the banquet.

Chateau Great Falls Conrad Shelby Masonic Temple Rev. E. R. Kaemmer Frances Pridham R. E. Nelson Rev. Kaemmer W. G. Bloomdahl Tennant

Bole Rancher Weds Woman of Hardin in Montana

Bole man Arthur Tesch, a rancher, married a Hardin, Montana woman on Saturday September 28. The couple returned to Bole and were charivaried that night by about 30 neighbors at their home two and a half miles northwest of Bole. The evening featured games and cards.

Arthur Tesch Bole Hardin, Mont

John Lackey Visits Choteau Area This Week

John Lackey from west of Choteau has spent several days in town this week, visiting local residents and taking in area sights. He has connected with community members during his stay.

John Lackey West of Choteau

Two men arrested on tire theft and partridge charge

Golfrey Stewart and C W Nottingham were arrested Tuesday on a complaint by Nick Vlinker that he had a stolen tire rim and inner tube from September. Stewart pleaded guilty to tire theft and was fined twenty five dollars and thirty days jail with sentence suspended if he left the county within twelve hours. Nottingham pleaded guilty to the partridge charge and also received twenty five dollars and thirty days jail with same suspension. Both paid fines and left town that night.

Golfrey Stewart C. W. Nottingham Nick Vlinker F. M. Snyder Justice of the Peace J. G. Jackson Geo. Coffey Stewan Nottingham Stewart

Doughty Marries Mae Kiggins in Bozeman Alliance

A. H. Doughty wed Mae Kiggins in Bozeman on Monday. Doughty, a bookkeeper at Hirshberg's store, left town last Saturday and the couple planned a brief visit in Butte before arriving in Chateau today or tomorrow.

A. H. Doughty Bozeman Mae Kiggins Mr. Doughty Butte Chateau Hirshberg

Bigelows of Bozeman Visit Daughter in Luther Home

Mr and Mrs I W Bigelow from Bozeman are visiting at the home of their daughter Mrs M K Luther.

Mrs. I. W. Bigelow Bozeman M. K. Luther

New Soil Survey Map Completed for Teton Pondera

County Agent Robert Clarkson reports a new soil survey map covering Teton and Pondera counties. The map, compiled this year with two mile interval inspections, lime horizon measurements, and soil classifications, will aid locals and settlers seeking lands.

Robert Clarkson Agriculture Experiment Station Bozeman Teton and Pondera Teton

Teton County High School Enrolment Noted at 197

Principal A B Guthrie reports 197 students enrolled at Teton County High School. Attendance is strong and tardiness is down, attributed to a later school start and harvest completion easing transitions.

Teton County High School A. B. Guthrie Guthrie

Also Mentioned on This Page

John Gleason Montana Association First National Bank TOTAL Loomis Malone Jones Morgan Toton Shelby Boys Donovan L. Moore Scout Teton Red Cross Drive H. E. Cushman State College Lions Bole Man Geological Department U. S. Department of Agriculture Montana State College Citizens State Bank
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