Conrad M. W. A. Team Tops Chateau Independents Friday
Conrad M. W. A. scored eight points in a first quarter safety and touchdown to defeat the Chateau Independents on the Conrad grid Friday night. Chateau threatened late in the third but failed to cross the goal line, turning the ball over on downs at the three yard line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Choteau Independents
Chateau
Cordon Holmes
Harry Moore
Giles Trescott
Harry Bleecker
Frank Gordon
Obert Dale
Tony Mozer
Charles Cohoe
George Loomis
Dinty Moore
Carl Peters
Bob Burns
Ed Yeager
Jess Bleecker
Withrow
Banks
Skow
Allen
Hageman
Crook
Nevills
Harris
Flynn
Heft
Teton
Dutton
Kleffman
Bulldogs
McDonnell
Ralph Bleecker
Fay Lear
Warren Adams
Chateau Lions Hear Educators At Wednesday Meeting
Miss Elizabeth Ireland state superintendent and Miss Margaret Hood state music supervisor spoke at the Chateau Lions Club. Mrs. Anna E. Stafford introduced them. Ireland urged schools to teach language, critical thinking, vocation, social fitness, and citizenry. Hood praised music’s rising role and radio’s influence. Hazel Trescott sang two pieces and Mrs. George Tennant played piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ireland
Margaret Hood
Chateau Lions Club
Anna E. Stafford
Teton County
Miss Ireland
Miss Hood
Hazel Trescott
George Tennant
Church Activities Schedule and Pendroy Meeting
Sunday events include church school at 10 00 a m with classes for all ages and 11 15 a m morning worship led by Rev W B Spaulding. Epworth league at 7 00 p m and official board at 8 00 p m. Pendroy service at 3 00 p m Wednesday with Ladies Industrial meeting at the high school dormitory. Busy week noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Spaulding
Epworth League
Ladies’ Industrial
Church youth group outreach invites area young people
The Kaemmer church notes ongoing youth activities with a weiner roast and junior department picnic. It invites all high school age youth for a Sunday 10:00 AM gathering and mentions growing interest in a dedicated young people's organization for study and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harris
E. R. Kaemmer
Ford show at L. E. Taylor garage draws capacity crowd
A Ford factory film show Monday night at the L. E. Taylor garage drew a capacity crowd of about 250 people. The event showcased modern industrial progress and received strong support from attendees and Mr. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
L. E. Taylor
Taylor
Della Nelson Automobile Death Details Clarified
Coroner Charles G Roberts and Sheriff J L Collins describe Della Nelson speeding before a fatal crash after attempting to return to the right side of the road. Officials seek relatives as Nelson, likely Missouri born, owned a Dry Forks ranch and 300 sheep. Van Bell, neighboring rancher, aided after the collision which left the car drivable to Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Bell
Charles G. Roberts
J. L. Collins
Nelson
Dry Forks
Missouri
Robert's Funeral Home
Roberts
C. James Smith
Pondera County
Choteau
F. F. A. Meet Highlights Teton Efforts And Bets
The article details a high school FFA meet with Teton team defense, scoring drives, and a 13-6 finish after Dutton led, plus defense notes on Ralph Bleecker and Fay Lear. It lists Teton contestants in stock judging grain judging farm mechanics horse shoe pitching target shooting kittenball and notes club support from Chateau Lions and J C Penney display prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said Paulus
Cox
James Connore
Bouncer
Teton
Gerald Stott
Boyd Stenson
Ted Bingham
Harry Yeager
Leslie Oertel
Wayne Gitchell
Kenneth Harmon
Orris Twedt
Francis Truchot
Billie Jones
Howard Truchot
J. Connole
Gaare
Moss
Oertel
Paulus
Harmon
Wardell Moss
Glen Bingham
Charles Hunziker
Teton High
Smith-Hughes
Herb Winner
Cascade
W. Zirnstein
Simms
Helmer Rick
Browning
Paul Winner
Walter
Floyd Cranston
Belt
William Ross
Conrad
M. K. Luther
Teton Smith- Hughes
I. IF. A
Luther
Chateau Lions Club
J. C. Penney
Freshman Paul Parker Leads In First Year Quarterback Play
The report notes freshman Paul Parker as quick and sure in his first year at quarterback. Walter Mozer suffered early injuries requiring him to leave for the remainder of the first quarter and the next period. Starting lineup included Young, Baker, J Mozer, Bleecker, Parker, Yeager, Lear, Adams, W Mozer, Connole, McDonnell with subs Searles Jourdonnais Doughty Gitchell and officials Loomis Holmes Moore Tweet Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Parker
Mozer Brothers
Walter Mozer
Young
Baker
J. Mozer
Bleecker
Parker
Yeager
Lear
Adams
W. Mozer
Connole
McDonnell
Searles
Jourdonnais
Doughty
Gitchell
George Loomis
Holmes
Moore
Hiead
Tweet
Haines
Administrator's Sale Notice For Dr Jeno Hervey Estate
Public auction set for October 20 1931 at Harris Garage Bynum Montana for an estate of Dr Jeno Hervey deceased. Bidder must pay cash and sale is subject to District Court approval. Item listed: one Ford open roadster automobile. Administrator C James Smith named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Harris’ Garage
Bynum
Teton County
Montana
Jeno Hervey
C. James Smith
Agricultural fair catalog with prizes and specials
Used as a catalog of lot items for a fair auction listing various food items in class V and livestock in classes VI to VIII. Specials announce prizes for Home Economics Demonstration Team and Livestock Judging Team with trips to Billings Great Falls Helena in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatsnanncorepedanens
Deasetiebe
Parker House
Guernsey
Jersey
Montana
Fountain Pen
Billings Fair
Great Falls Fair
Helena
Great Falls
Citizens State Bank Report at Chateau Montana 1931
Bank in Chateau Montana files condition report as of September 29 1931 showing total assets 371 089 78 dollars with loans 221 936 68, government bonds 8 000 00 and deposits 203 979 92. Directors C S McDonald P H Crossen C D McDonald attest. Notary George Coffey sworn Oct 7 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Fred Barribal
George Coffey
State of
C. S. McDonald
P. H. Crossen
C. D. McDonald
Farmers' State Bank of Pendroy Receives 1931 Financials
The Farmers' State Bank of Pendroy Montana reports assets totaling 118 015 16 with loans 33 692 67 and discounts and one real estate listing. The statement is sworn by Cashier J A Swanson before J M Ryan on October 8 1931 with seal and directors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerdaneais
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
J. A. Swanson
Ethel F. Swanson
Pendrey
J. M. Ryan
J. M. Ryan, Jr
Bank Statement for The First State Bank of Bynum Montana
Kyle Jones cashier swears the bank statement as of September 29 1931 is true. The report itemizes loans and discounts overdrafts U S government bonds fixtures and real estate cash on hand and from reserve banks and expenses in excess of earnings totaling 51621 25 with directors Halladay and Jones attest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Csccesceree
Coceciccesseevessesesesensecessecee
Kyle Jones
Edward B. Noble
Montana
Bynum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conrad M. W. A
Methodist “Church
Della Nelson
F. F. A. Meet
C. James Smith and
W. G. Bloomdahl
Woo
Citizens State Bank
Sewowmssaaeeer
the Farmers’ State Bank
Pendroy
Pinnell Fur Co
Cannery
R. H. Miller
Acantha
Dan Huffman
J. C. Morgan House
E. B. Maynard
J. M. Weaver
Givens Building
McDonald Elk
J. A. Baart
Hansen
Chateau Hotel
A. Breere
Yelte Bakker
Farmington
Wilson
Mary Bair
Ralph E. Williams
Phillipsburg
Mont
E. Taylor
Orn
Fred Lathrop
Pendray
J. A. Jardine
Blackleaf
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Tudor Ford Q
First State Bank
State of Montana
Northwest States Utilities Co
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