Teton Loses to Great Falls 20 to 6 at Power Field
Great Falls defeated Teton high 20 to 6 on Power field as Burns scored the stadium’s first Teton touchdown this season. Moe and Hober starred for Great Falls with two and one touchdowns respectively while Teton showcased late-quarter courage and strong line plunges.
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Great Falls
Central High
Kent Midgett
Teton Eleven
Burns
Chateau
Blue
Central
Great Falls Tribune
Teton County High
Power Park
Captain Burns
Teton
Moe
Hober
Teton High
Stanford
Fort Benton
Belt
Teton Boys
Davis
Moore
Dale
Gordon
Radcliffe
Holmes
Shelton
Bleecker
Petri
Winner
Norris
Loomis
Bing” Hodgskiss
the Tribune
Choteau
Carl Burbank
Teton Warriors
Gordon Campbell Granted Parole for Leavenworth Prison
Attorney General Sargent approved a parole for Gordon Campbell of Great Falls Montana serving a two year term at Leavenworth for using the mails to defraud in an oil promotion scheme. Campbell was convicted in May 1925 and fined $1000. He had been eligible for parole since July 23.
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Washington
Sargent
Gordon Campbell
Great Falls
Montana
Leavenworth
Campbell
Wheeler
Interior Department
Campbell, famed Montana oil man, plans future in geology
Discoverer of the Kevin Sunburst field, Mr. Campbell, once wealthy in Montana oil, was jailed in Leavenworth. Friends have raised funds to pay his fine and cover travel home. Though penniless after leaving Great Falls, he is believed to intend resuming geology work in Montana oil fields.
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Kevin Sunburst
Campbell
Montana
Leavenworth
Great Falls
Man Wanted for Wife Desertion Pinched Here
Harry G. Bowman, sought in Boulder Colorado for alleged wife desertion, was arrested by Sheriff J. L. Collins. Bowman was found on a threshing crew in the countryside toward Conrad and was to be returned to Jefferson county authorities yesterday.
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Harry G. Bowman
Boulder
Jefferson County
J. L. Collins
Collins
Bowman
Conrad
Butte Miner Released on Promise to Pay Up
Ralph Nerry a Butte miner was released from custody after promising to settle his unpaid board bill and return to work. Sheriff J L Collins said Nerry claimed he was laid off at a camp for blood poisoning and would send the money once he reached Butte where a job awaited.
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Ralph Nerry
Butte
J. L. Collins
J. L. McLaughlin
Birch Creek
Park To Park Highway
McLaughlin
Nerry
Mr. Collins
Collins
Threshing Nearly Done in Dutton Community
Special to Chateau Acantha Dutton October 19 Nearly all threshing on the 1927 wheat crop is finished with only two rigs left a few days from completion Elevators stay full loading cars as fast as possible then refilled by a steady grain stream that keeps moving in an unbroken line.
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Chateau Acantha
Dutton
Teton Poised for Repeat at Shelby After 30-Point Night
Three weeks ago at Chateau Teton scored 30 as Coach Midgett’s squad builds confidence for a Shelby game. A strong crowd is expected to attend and support the team.
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Chateau
Teton
Midgett
Shelby
Homestake Well Nearing Completion at Dutton
Dutton reports the Homestake well in Section 29-25-1w at about 1450 feet, with completion expected within 48 hours. If successful, the well would extend the Bannatyne field toward the town, boosting prospects for production and future drilling nearby.
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Dutton
Homestake
Bannatyne Field
Bannatyne Oil Co
al Maclay
Oilmont
O’neil
Montana Airways Plans Air King Two Seater Flight
Forrest Longeway of Great Falls leads the Montana Airways Co with Lou J. Molumby and Jimmy Gault as officers. The new firm, incorporated for 50 000 dollars, will operate general air transport a flying school and an Air King agency. The two seater plane debuted with plans for a second aircraft next year.
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Forrest
Doc” Longeway
Great Falls
Montana Airways Co
Choteau
Air King
Illinois
Longeway
Montana Airways Enterprise
Lou J. Molumby
Jimmy” Gault
Gault
Grade School to Close for Teachers Meeting in Great Falls
The Chateau grade school will close at noon next Thursday October 27 for the remainder of the week so teachers may attend the Great Falls of the North Central District Teachers association meeting. Miss Ruby A Miller, the principal, requests anyone with spare passenger space to contact her to arrange transportation for staff.
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Chateau
Great Falls
North Central District Teachers Association
Student Association Elects Officers At Teton High
The Student Association held its first meeting on October 14 to elect officers for the year. Bud Burns presided as retiring president. Thomas Winner was named president with Bill Morfan as vice president Nan Cole secretary Mary Sulgrove treasurer Carlton Eaton first yell leader and Mr Midgett as faculty representative.
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Bud Burns
Thomas Winner
Bill Morfan
Nan Cole
Mary Sulgrove
Carlton Eaton
Midgett
Great Falls
Shelby
Reuter
Ethel Morgan
Charles Davis
Johnson
Thelma Swenson
Eleanor Crossen
Laura Nicholson
Irvin
Teton High
Missoula
Margaret Nybo
Alice Luce
Dwyer Held on Fraud Charge Over Bad Check
Harold R. Dwyer, once with Maytag and later at Chateau, was delivered from Great Falls to face a fraudulent check charge filed by L. R. Sutton. The $225 check for a used car remained unpaid while Dwyer allegedly worked for Great Falls Gas Co. Bondsmen withdrew and released him to Teton County authorities.
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Harold R. Dwyer
Maytag Co
Chateau
J. L. Collins
Great Falls
Dwyer
L. R. Sutton
Sutton
Great Falls Gas Co
D. A. Crichton
Federal Surety Co
Collins
Teton County
Nitro Explosion Near Shelby Kills Well Shooter
Dana Walters a veteran well shooter dies after a nitro storehouse blast near Shelby. The explosion of 680 quarts of soup hurls fragments, caving a roadhouse wall and shattering 100 windows. Two of Walters brothers were killed in similar accidents.
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Dana Walters
Shelby
Walters
Sneak Thieves Frisk Under Sheriff’s Car at Fairfield
Under Sheriff J L Billings finds thieves rifling door pockets of his car during a Fairfield dance night. About 3 dollars worth of ammunition stolen. Before leaving, Billings removed handcuffs two pistols and a search light valued around 75 dollars from the car.
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Fairfield
J. L. Billings
Card wheat prices slip as premiums rise
Wheat card price falls to 98c at Chateau this morning while premiums advance to 7c for 12 to 14 per cent protein, 16c for 13 per cent, 21c for 13 to 14 per cent, and 26c for 14 per cent protein. Some 14 per cent protein wheat arrives at Chateau as buyers move 50 to 66 percent ahead of the typical harvest period.
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Chateau
Fisher to Visit East on Trip After Seattle Return
W. P. Fisher of Seattle departed Monday for an eastern tour with planned stops in Chicago Boston New York and Washington D C He had stayed briefly at his son Ben Fisher’s home in town Ben Fisher headed the J M Baker Co and Teton Service Co
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W. P. Fisher
Seattle
Chicago
Boston
New York
Washington
Ben Fisher
J. M. Baker Co
Teton Service Co
Standard Derrick Rises on Chessher Leases near Pendroy
A standard derrick nears completion on H. B. Chess er leases about 3.5 miles northeast of Pendroy near the Bret Reid ranch. Drilling contract is said to be awarded to Bill Elliott, a Kevin Sunburst driller active in the Bannatyne field, with tests in the county's north end. Rumors say O'Neil interests seek a lease block for a test as oil prospects revive west of Chateau.
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Ferdig
Discovery
Elliott
Fidelity Oil Company
Hardrock Oil Co
Kalispell-Bannatyne Group
Lee Dilling
H. B. Chesher
Pendroy
Bret Reid
Chateau
R. E. Nelson
Bill Elliott
Kevin Sunburst
Bannatyne
Dutton
O’neil
Choteau Man Reports Tagged Duck From Priest Butte Lake
E C Waldron secretary of the Rod and Gun Club says a pintail hen shot near Choteau bore a metal leg band numbered 887837 with instructions to notify Washington. The U S Biological Survey released tagged birds for migration data and will gather monthly counts from the field for a year to compile migratory waterfowl trends.
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E. C. Waldron
Rod & Gun Club
Washington, D. C
Priest Butte Lake
Choteau
Washington
Record crowd for Tunney Dempsey fight pictures
Official photos of the Tunney Dempsey bout shown at the Royal theater drew a claimed single-evening record crowd. The film ran three times, with about 500 attendees from across the area paying admission.
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Chicago
Royal Theater
More Cattle to Chicago from Teton County
Four cars of cattle left Tuesday for the Chicago market aboard the Great Northern. Chateau shipments by the Teton County Shipping association carried 28 head owned by Wm. D. Reiquam and others. Dutton’s load had 26 head belonging to C. O. Juelfs, Chas. Proff, Fred Phillips, and others.
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Teton County
Great Northern
Chicago
Chateau
Teton County Shipping Association
Bynum
E. J. Hirshberg
George Moore
Association
Dutton
The
Shipping Association
Wm. D. Reiquam
Robert Fairburn
Phil Rudolph
Henry Radcliffe
George Barce
Frank Harris
Vernon Harris
Chas
Assault charge against Ferdinand Weyer dismissed
Ferdin and Weyer of Bole had an assault charge dismissed by the county attorney at the request of the complainant, Peter Weyer, a week after arrest on his complaint.
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Ferdinand Weyer
Bole
Peter Weyer
Newcomer Stephen Edens in County Jail on Assault Charges
Stephen Edens, a threshing operator in Premium Center, is jailed after a Saturday assault on H L Stafford, manager of T J Cheetham Implement Co. He faces third degree assault in district court, while a prior second degree charge from Gus Depner remains. Stafford and Cheetham had signed Edens’ bond in the Depner case. Edens denies the Stafford assault.
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Stephen Edens
Premium Center
H. L. Stafford
T. J. Cheetham Implement Co
Edens
Liberty
Gus Depner
Cheetham Co
Stafford
Mr. Cheetham
Edenson
Justice Court
J. E. DeHaas
J. L. Billings
J. L. Collins
Main Avenue
Messrs
Cheetham
Depner
Driver Fined For Speeding With No Lights Or License
Lawrence Chamberlain was arrested late Monday night by City Marshal John Moore for speeding without lights and lacking a license tag. Police Magistrate J DeHaas fined him $10. unable to pay, he was jailed but later released when friends paid.
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Lawrence Chamberlain
John Moore
J. DeHaas
Chamberlain
Heavy Wheat Movement on Milwaukee's Agawam Branch
A surge in wheat shipments from Teton county to markets on the Milwaukee's Agawam branch prompted extra service. The railroad ran 17 cars from Agawam Farming ton Chateau and Fairfield after clearing leaded cars, joining 14 cars moved Tuesday. A further dozen cars left on the regular Milwaukee schedule, with a possible additional special today.
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Teton County
Milwaukee
Agawam
Farmington
Chateau
Fairfield
George Tennant
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Oil City High
Federal
Hne
First National Bank
U. S
Besert Stem
Montana Airways
Forrest Longeway
H. R. Dwyer
Chessher
Nife
Citizens State Bank
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