Pendroy Hunters Leave for Mountains Season Opener
Local residents Harry Collins Johnny Patten Lester Simpson Frank Sprinkle Sid Campbell John Sabados Glen Morris and George McKey depart Friday to start hunting season. Campbell Sabados installed a pump at Pine Ridge school well Thursday. Mrs Genevieve Friend drove to the ranch Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Collins
Johnny Patten
Lester Simpson
Frank Sprinkle
Sid Campbell
John Sabados
Glen Morris
George McKey
S. C. Campbell
Pine Ridge
Genevieve Friend
Jim Callins
Canada
Wm. Campbell
Helen Hammond
Farmington Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Evenson and family and Mr and Mrs Dolalie and family were dinner guests at the Hanson home. P Cleir of Fairfield visited the O Lindseth home. Mrs Evenson and Miss Netta Evenson called at the J Otness home. Miss Nora Richem Miss Crary and O Richem called on Miss Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenson
Mrs. Dolalie
Hanson
P. Cleir
Fairfield
O. Lindseth
Weekend Visits and Community Events Prompt Local Gatherings
Saturday events wrap up with Mss E Harbaugh visiting Mellison Home and a successful basket social at East Farmington school. Luther League and U S of E W A meetings planned, plus a Hallowe en party at Farming ton Lutheran church. Local residents, families, and clubs share visits and dinners around October gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mss
E. Harbaugh
Mellison
East Farmington
Camp Fire Girls
Miss Andrews
Einar Hagan
California
Luther League
Evile
Ladies’ Aid
L. J. Otness
Lutheran
Farmington
Women's Missionary Federation
U. S. of E
W. A
Alden Larson
Steven Lindseth
Public School Notes Highlights Absences and Civics Start
Richard Jones of the third grade is leaving for St. Paul later this term. Many children are absent this week due to chicken pox. The eighth grade begins Civics. County superintendent Mrs. Edythe Saylor visited the public school on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jones
St. Paul
Edythe Saylor
Potatoes On Show In Fairfield County
Farm Bureau surveys show rapid signup of acreage for a potato growers association in the county. Over six hundred acres are signed, with committees named in Fairfield Farming ton and Choteau. The Fairfield Boys and Girls Club will host a potato show at Bleecker school on November 4 with talks and a potato reel. each member will exhibit twelve potatoes and note sale quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
J.E. Hodgskiss
Fairfield
Bleecker School House
Halloween Law Holds Parents Liable For Damages
Chateau announces a special Halloween notice enforcing a law that parents are responsible for their children's misdeeds. Police will bring offenders and parents to court. pranks and property damage are to be stopped. Mayor J C Morgan urges cooperation.
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Hallowe'en
Chateau
Parenta
J. C. Morgan
Woman's Club Notes Social Meeting Recap
The regular Woman's Club meeting at Mrs. Harmon T. Rhoads home opened with a brief business session. A musical program directed by Mrs. R. J. Nelson featured Mrs. Julius Hirshberg, Miss Helen Gorham, and readings by Mrs. Mf. J. Crary on Montana writers and artists. Guests included Prof. Williamson and several Mrs. Hodgskiss assistants. tea was served by Mrs. Core and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Harmon T. Rhoads
C. S. McDonald
R. J. Nelson
Julius Hirshberg
la Colombe
S. Gradier
Aitken
Helen Gorh
Daugherty
Lane
Hodgskiss
Team Ready for Fort Benton Clash After Stanford Win
Our football squad trains hard for next Saturday’s game against Fort Benton with greater confidence after a recent victory. They enter the match with resolve to win and a sense of improved form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benton
Stanford
Williamson
Merle Trescott
Elizabeth Gamble
Miss Arbaugh
Great Falls
Seniors Enjoy Outing in Teeton Canyon
Last weekend the T C H S Senior class and faculty spent an overnight picnic in the north fork of TeTon Canyon. A lumber wagon carried grub and four boys. the group dined by moonlight before a campfire sing as two teachers learned snipe hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fork
Teton Canyon
Teton High
Adams
Olney
Senior Class Thank-You Note After Picnic
The Senior Class extends thanks to Mr. Gamble Mr. Morgan Mr. Larson Tom Friedt and all others who helped make their picnic a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elass
Mr. Gamble
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Larson
Tom Friedt
Notice of Foreclosure and Court Summons in Montana Case
In the District Court of the Nineteenth Judicial District Teton County Montana Frank J. Hirshberg plaintiff vs Inez Berger Ruth Berger and Paul Berger defendants. The note securities mortgage action seeks to foreclose a promissory note for 1400 dollars and recover costs. The lands described include parts of Section Twelve Township Twenty five North Range Four West Montana. The case is filed Oct 19 1921 with clerk Blanche M. Jacobson. Attorneys for plaintiff Cole & Packer Chateau Montana. First publication Oct 20 1921 last Nov 10 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Nineteenth Judicial District
State of Montana
County of
Teton
Frank J. Hirshberg
Inez Berger
Ruth Berger
Paul Berger
J. Alvin Berger
Julius Hirshberg
Saids
Range Four
Montana
Teton County
Blanche M. Jacobson
Edna Young filing three year proof on homestead claim
Notice of intention to make three year proof for land in Montana by Edna Young formerly Edna Fewson. She filed original and additional homestead entries in 1917 and 1920 for sections 2 10 and 11, township 24 north range 8 west. Witnesses named in Chateau and Fairfield. Public notice from U S Land Office Great Falls dated October 7 1921. First publication October 20 last November 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Great Falls
Montana
Edna Young
Edna Fewson
Chateau
Heliotrope Heads Royal Theater Bill Next Sunday
Heliotrope a stirring photoplay of father love heads the bill at the Royal theater next Sunday. It was adapted from a story by Richard Washburn Child and is a Cosmopolitan Production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Love
Royal Theater
Richard Washburn ‘Child
One Cent Rate Then Available for Legion Delegates
Montana Legion bulletin from Helena announces a one cent per mile round trip rate for delegates to the national Legion convention in Kansas City. The plan covers all Western Passenger Association lines with an identification certificate issued by local adjutants. Certificates limited to paid up Legionnaires, their spouses and dependent children, with hotel arrangements to be advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Kansas City
Montana American Legion
Helena
Martin Read
Chateau Post No. 6
the Legion
Teton County
Western Passenger Association
Montana
O. CG. Lamport
Andrew
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J.M. Baker Elevator Co
Helen Arnett
ST. Stephen’s Church
H. E. Bush
Arthur
William Roulston
Bill
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T. A. Meagher
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C. K. Malone
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E. B. Maynard
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T. L. Gap School House
Cash Meat Co
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J. A. Barker
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Heliotrope
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OO. C. Lamport
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