Aunt Lucia Show Delights Cast Yet Lacks Adequate Support
A collegiate comedy titled Aunt Lucia staged Thursday and Friday nights featured Geo. A. Carroll as a youth impersonating Aunt Lucia with a broad supporting cast including Arnold Hanusa Earle Hansen Ruth Phillips Marion Webb and others. The Ladies Industrial sponsored the production directed by Miss Helene Kerwin with additional acts such as Aunt Lucia’s glee club a baby pageant and a girls chorus enhancing the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia
Ladies Industrial
Helene Kerwin
Universal Producing Company
Geo. A. Carroll
Arnold Hanusa
Earle Hansen
Ruth Phillips
Marion Webb
Lawson
L. E. Taylor
C. A. Straight
W. G. Bloomdahl
C. H. Porter
College Flappers
Ladies Industrial Publicly Thanked for Show Effort
At Tuesday's meeting the group unanimously passed a resolution thanking all who gave time and talent to stage the event.
Dinner and Feather Party Planned for October 28
At a Ladies Auxiliary meeting led by Mrs. G C Core committees were named to organize a chicken dinner on Tuesday evening October 28 at Social Center hall starting 5 30 Rev J S Schulte praised the effort and the parish men will host a feather party in the upper hall on the same night The feather party is a large scale Keno or Bingo with prizes of feathered animals such as turkeys for as many as 75 players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
G. C. Core
Social Center
J. S. Schulte
Monay
Feathered prizes up for bid before Thanksgiving
Directors stated chickens and ducks may be called for anytime before Thanksgiving Day as feathered prizes.
Teachers' Association elects leaders at Saturday meeting
About 40 members of the Teton County Teachers association attended the annual meeting. F D Haine of Dutton was elected president, Earl Wiggins of Pendrey became vice president, and Ruth Bryson of Choteau was named secretary treasurer. Four delegates and four alternates were chosen for Helena in December, with Haine, Ingersoll, Hall and Funk as delegates and Guthrie, Stafford, Vaughn and Wiggins as alternates. County Superintendent Anna E Stafford outlined plans for state fair exhibits and the spring scholastic and athletic meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Teachers’ Association
F. D. Haine
Dutton
Ruby Miller
Chateau
Earl Wiggins
Pendrey
Ruth Bryson
Choteau
Helena
Herschel Ingersoll
Alma Hall
Robert Funk
A. B. Guthrie
Anna E. Stafford
Marguerite Vaughn
Chas. W. Cooper Rites Held Near Glasgow Ex-Teton Sheepman
Charles Winthrop Cooper 72 longtime Montana sheepman died last Sunday at his Avondale ranch near Glasgow from paralysis first suffered June 26. A Missouri native, he came to Montana in the 1870s, worked in Dupuyer and with C. S. MacDonald, later settling at Avondale. Survived by wife, three sons Leslie, David, Homer, and two brothers Milton and F D Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Winthrop Cooper
Teton County
Avondale
Glasgow
Mr. Cooper
Missouri
Memphis
Montana
Dupuyer
C. S. MacDonald
Cooper
Avonsdale
T. O. Larson
Leslie
David
Walier
Homer
Milton Cooper
F. D. Cooper
San Diego
Marriage licenses issued in Great Falls and two Montana towns
Anton Vogil aged 49 and Evelyn Payne aged 35 of Great Falls received marriage licenses. Richard A. Pocock 19 of Walier married Micheliena Gernaut 19 of Conrad. Thos J Radcliffe 29 of Fairfield wed Cecelia E Thorn 24 of Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Vogil
Mrs. Evelyn Payne
Great Falls
Richard A. Pocock
Walier
Micheliena Gernaut
Conrad
Thos. J. Radcliffe
Fairfield
Cecelia E. Thorn
Bole Briefs Highlight Community Notes From Local Fair
Social items report farewell for John Jensen heading to Grantsburg Wisconsin. Local family visits, illness and scarlet fever affecting Greta Bush, and a hand injury to E M Bammel. Briefs cover homestead witness travel, a charity sale by Bole Woman's club, canning club success, bridal shower for Miss Sadie Thorn, aviator John Mamuzich testing aircraft, and community visits to Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Johnson
John Jensen
Grantsburg
Wis
E. A. Sandberg
Ben Benson
John Holm
Walter Johnson
Jeff Phillips
Greta Bush
Leslie Bush
A. C. Austad
Art Tesch
Great Falls
Mer
Chateau Hospital
John Kosnick
Earl Jackson
al Little
A. C. Munson
Bob
J. R. Armstrong
Sadie Thorn
Thomas Radcliffe
Thorne
John Mamuzich
Max Bunday
Lost cameo breast pin in Choteau Friday night
A finely engraved cameo breast pin was lost on Friday night in Choteau. Finder should leave it at the Acantha office to receive a substantial reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Acantha
County 4-H Reports Due Before Club Congress Delegates
The county agent's office announced that 4-H club members must submit reports and stories by next Monday October 20 to be eligible for consideration for club delegate appointments to the annual club congress in Chicago. Appointments will be made by Mr Clarkson on Thursday October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clarkson
Meet Witt Miss Kidder Delegates From Nine Clubs
Delegates from nine home demonstration clubs in the county met with Miss Hazel Kidder of Montana State College. She taught plain pattern making and 12 patterns were started. Five dress forms were made and more than 15 items were dry cleaned. Future meetings are set for December 4 April 2 May 19 and June 11 with topics on Machine Attachments Construction Principles and Garment Making. The June meeting will be an achievement gathering with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt
Miss Kidder
Hazel Kidder
Montana State College
Kidder
Teton High Sells Activity Tickets Ahead of Football Games
Students at Teton County High School market activity tickets for four dollars to Chateau and nearby residents. The tickets admit the holder to all school events during the year except the junior prom and T club dance. The drive precedes three consecutive Saturday games in Chateau starting with Belt High versus the Teton Bulldogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Chateau
Belt High
Teton Bulldogs
Meeting of Northern Montana Turkey Growers and Northwest Poultry Leaders
J I Hodgskiss and Robert Clarkson drove to Great Falls to join officers and directors of the Northern Montana Turkey Growers association. Geo Gustavson of the Northwest Poultry Growers association attended and announced a market manager and an assistant, with marketing contracts approved at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
J. I. Hodgskiss
Northern
Montana
Turkey Growers Association
Robert Clarkson
Geo. Gustavson
Northwest Poultry Growers Association
Stockmen Robbed En Route to Chicago Train Hold Up
Several Teton county stockmen were robbed last week while traveling to Chicago on a stock train near South St. Paul. The incident occurred when a siding was used to allow another train to pass. Victims include Sid Campbell of Bynum and Charles Pimperton, plus Renee Ed. Altzheimer of near Colns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chicago
South St. Paul
Sid Campbell
Bynum
Charles, Pimperton
Renee Ed. Altzheimer
Near
Colns
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Storr Ranghise Or the
Instan
Choteau Hardware CO
J. C. Penney Company, Inc
Choteau, Montana
Chas. W. Cooper
Teton
Ralph Allan
Augusta
Mont
Claude Lewis Chateau
Wolf Creek
A. F. Noreen
Carl Noreen
Phillipsburg
Robert Thompson
Pondera County
Conrad, Mont
Pinnell Fur Farm
J. C. Morgan
C. K. Malone
Albert Peterson
F. W. Curtis
Central
W. E. Howard
J. M. Weaver
Co. H. Swain
Roberts Funeral Home
A. E. Moye
Bole
Herman C. Bouma
E. Baker
R. R
M. S. Bullerdick
O. Hansen
H. O. Bagley, Choteau
Jonathan
Cape Cod
White House
Nick
Bill
Power-Morgan CO
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